General Contracting in Qatar,
From Foundation to Handover
Brouj Doha General Contracting has been building in the State of Qatar since 2009 — villas and palaces, residential and commercial towers, mosques, medical and retail fit-outs, and the excavation that goes in long before any of it is visible.
We are a Qatari-owned limited liability company, classified Category Six by the Ministry of Finance, and we carry one contract and one site team from groundworks through to handover.
- 17 years building in Qatar, since 2009
- Classified Contractor — Category Six, Buildings
- 32 documented projects across 14 districts
- 14 service lines under a single contract
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What We Offer Across Qatar
Fourteen service lines, seven of them shown here. Every one is delivered by Brouj Doha’s own teams under a single contract, so there is one party accountable for programme, quality and handover — not a chain of subcontractors pointing at each other.
Villas, palaces, residential towers and commercial buildings built from substructure to finishes. We take the civil and structural scope — excavation, foundations, concrete frame, blockwork, roofing and envelope — and carry it through to a finished, handed-over building.
- Substructure, foundations and basements
- Reinforced concrete frame and slabs
- Blockwork, plaster and roofing
- Structural steel and ancillary buildings
- QCS-compliant execution and testing
- Single point of accountability to handover
Excavation, levelling, backfilling and pipe laying for our own projects and as a specialist package for main contractors — including work delivered for QBC and Al Darwish Engineering.
- Bulk and detailed excavation
- Rock breaking in shallow-rock ground
- Levelling and compaction in tested lifts
- Backfilling and material disposal
- Pipe laying and service trenches
- Site clearance and extension works
Planned and reactive maintenance for occupied buildings, plus refurbishment and modification works — including tower maintenance contracts at Laffan Tower and Khaleej Tower in Al Dafna.
- Preventive maintenance programmes
- Reactive call-out and repairs
- MEP, lift and fire-system upkeep
- Refurbishment of occupied premises
- Corrosion management in coastal conditions
- Reporting and documentation to the owner
Turnkey fit-out for retail, medical, office and residential interiors, delivered to a fixed opening date with long-lead items ordered against the programme.
- Partitions, ceilings and flooring
- Joinery, counters and display units
- Decorative lighting and feature walls
- Landlord and authority approvals
- Trades sequenced in parallel
- Snagging and handover documentation
Supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of air-conditioning and mechanical systems sized for Qatar’s summer load, not for a catalogue figure.
- Split, ducted and VRF systems
- Ductwork fabrication and insulation
- Chilled-water and pump installations
- Ventilation and extract systems
- Commissioning and balancing
- Preventive service contracts
Full MEP installation coordinated with the civil programme, so risers, sleeves and penetrations are right the first time.
- Containment, cabling and distribution boards
- Lighting, small power and controls
- Earthing, bonding and protection
- Hot and cold water distribution
- Drainage, waste and vent systems
- Testing, certification and handover
Marble, granite and specialty finishing — the trades that decide whether a building reads as finished or merely complete.
- Marble and granite supply and fixing
- Floors, stairs, skirting and cladding
- Countertops, vanities and thresholds
- Polishing, honing and crystallisation
- Gypsum, cove lighting and cornices
- Protection of completed finishes
Our Best Work in Qatar
Six projects from our delivered portfolio — a mosque, a games hall, a private villa, a library, a full retail fit-out and a major earthworks package. Every photograph on this page comes from Brouj Doha’s own company profile. See all 32 projects.
The People Accountable for Your Project
Brouj Doha is organised so that responsibility for quality is never shared into ambiguity. Engineering and QA/QC sign off on every milestone before the next stage starts.
Mohamed Ali Break Almarri
Paul Zaitoune
Hussein Elshal
What Clients Say
John Christopher
Stuakrt Mackey
John Christopher
Insights from the Site
Practical notes on building in Qatar — costs, permits, contractor classification, materials and maintenance. Read the blog.
Why Thermal Break Matters in Gulf Summers
UPVC vs Aluminium Windows in Qatar’s Climate
Understanding QCS: Qatar Construction Specifications
Preventive HVAC Maintenance in Gulf Conditions
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