One team for construction, MEP and fit-out. Delivered with confidence.

Eagle International General Contracting LLC is an Abu Dhabi general contractor with five divisions under one team: MEP engineering, interior and exterior fit-out, hardscape and landscape, swimming pools, and IT network infrastructure. Most clients appoint us for more than one of those at once, which is the point — the interfaces between trades are where fit-out projects usually lose time, and holding them inside one contract removes the argument about whose scope a problem belongs to.

Eagle is based in Abu Dhabi and has delivered projects in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Al Ain and Ajman. The delivered record includes office fit-out and ICT infrastructure in Abu Dhabi, a design-and-build law office in Dubai Business Park, the renovation of 24 apartments in Al Ain, and the Department of Ports & Customs customer service centre in Ajman.

Since 2015. In that time the company has delivered work for government departments, international engineering contractors, legal practices, resorts, real-estate owners and private villa clients across the UAE.

Yes. Concept design, working drawings and value engineering are done in-house, and most of our projects are appointed as design-and-build. The practical benefit is speed of decision: when a detail turns out to be unbuildable or over budget, the person who drew it and the person who has to build it are in the same company, so the alternative is agreed in days rather than through a chain of correspondence.

Yes, and a good part of our record is exactly that: an office expansion built beside colleagues still working, apartment renovation with services kept live to occupied floors, resort grounds renovated while guests were in residence. Occupied-site work is a sequencing and permits problem more than a construction one — noise windows, lift and loading bookings, dust and fire-alarm isolation, and a programme that returns usable space in stages rather than all at the end.

Yes, on annual maintenance contracts. Landscape, irrigation, swimming pool plant and network infrastructure are the scopes most often kept under maintenance, because all four degrade quietly: planting fails in a Gulf summer without correct irrigation, pool water chemistry drifts, and a network that was documented at handover stops being documented the first time someone re-patches it without a record.