Swan & Maclaren Group bags US28m tender for Six Flags Qiddiya lighting

Six Flags Qiddiya is projected to become the world's biggest theme park.

Singapore-based architectural Swan & Maclaren Group (SMG) bagged the illumination engineering tender for Six Flags Qiddiya theme park in the Middle East.

SMG won the US$28m tender from a joint venture between Bouygues Bâtiment International (BBI) and Saudi Almabani General Contractors (AGC).

Under the tender, SMG will be responsible for the development design and engineering; manufacturing, supply and delivery; supervision of installation, testing and commissioning of special lighting and lighting control system for the theme park in Riyadh.

Six Flags Qiddiya is projected to become the world's biggest theme park following its expected completion before early 2025.

It is also SMG's first illumination engineering mega theme park project in the Middle East.

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