SAUDI ARABIA —Scientific & Medical Equipment House Company has secured a medical equipment maintenance tender worth SAR 49.99 million, including value-added tax, from Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University. The award was announced on 12 October 2026 and covers a three-year service period across the university’s King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz University Hospital, dental clinics, simulation centre and research centre.
The contract extends maintenance coverage across clinical, dental, training and research environments within the university. The scope is relevant to the operational continuity of medical equipment used in patient care, clinical education and research activities. Maintaining equipment availability across these settings can support service reliability and reduce the risk of disruption arising from equipment faults or maintenance requirements.
For Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, the agreement provides a defined maintenance arrangement spanning several healthcare and academic facilities over a multi-year period. The contract’s implementation will depend on the agreed service requirements and completion of the formal contracting process. Scientific & Medical Equipment House stated that it would disclose the contract signing after the procedures are completed and it receives a copy signed by both parties.
The award represents a sizeable contracted service opportunity for Scientific & Medical Equipment House, with the stated value equivalent to approximately SAR 49.99 million over three years. The company expects the financial impact to start appearing in its results from the first quarter of 2027. Revenue recognition and the ultimate contribution to earnings will depend on contract execution, service delivery and associated operating costs.
Scientific & Medical Equipment House operates in Saudi Arabia’s medical equipment and healthcare services market. Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University is a Saudi public university based in Riyadh, with academic and research activities that include healthcare-related facilities. The award illustrates continuing institutional demand for specialised equipment maintenance services, creating opportunities for healthcare suppliers and service providers capable of supporting complex medical and educational infrastructure.
