Facilities Management Companies in Saudi Arabia (2026)

Looking for a facilities management company in Saudi Arabia? This directory lists 17 integrated FM and O&M providers and 13 specialist firms for HVAC, fire safety, lifts, cleaning, pest control and landscaping that operate in the Kingdom. Entries are in alphabetical order, not ranked, and every fact comes from the company's own website, filings or published news.

Key takeaways

Integrated FM companies bundle hard and soft services (MEP and HVAC alongside cleaning, security and landscaping) under one contract. Saudi tenders often call the hard side operation and maintenance (O&M).
Many providers belong to a Saudi family group or holding company, several are joint ventures with an international FM firm, and a few are listed or backed by the Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Fire systems and lifts sit under Civil Defense and SASO rules, so they are often contracted directly with an accredited specialist or the original manufacturer.
Shortlist on evidence: precise SLA definitions, a PPM schedule built on a recognised standard, current certificates and classification, and reporting you can see for yourself.

How This Directory Works

Alphabetical, not ranked. No company is placed above another, and no company paid to be included.
Facts from the source. Each entry is drawn from the company's own website, filings or published news, checked on 19 October 2026. Where a company's own pages disagree, we used the most conservative figure or left it out.
No headcounts or certificate lists. Companies publish these inconsistently, so comparing them would mislead. Ask any provider you shortlist for current certificates and its Civil Defense accreditation.
Who is included. Established companies that sell FM services to third parties in Saudi Arabia, whether Saudi-owned or the local entity of an international firm. We left out bodies that only serve government, in-house FM departments and firms whose Saudi operations we could not confirm.

Lattice, which publishes this guide, makes CAFM software for FM providers and property owners across the GCC. That gives us a working view of this market; it has no bearing on who is listed or how. Looking for providers in the UAE? See our UAE directory. Spotted something out of date? Email sales@latticegulf.com and we will update the entry.

Integrated FM Companies at a Glance

Company	Based in	Since	Ownership
AlBawani Services (ABS)	Riyadh	Not published	AlBawani Holding
AlMajal AlArabi Group (MAG)	Riyadh	1991	AlMajal Alarabi Holding
almajal G4S	Jeddah	1981	almajal Group and G4S
CBRE Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Not published	CBRE Group
Dussmann Ajlan & Bros (DAB)	Riyadh	2020	Dussmann and Ajlan & Bros
EFSIM Facilities Management	Riyadh	2008	EFS group affiliate
Enova	Dubai	2002	Majid Al Futtaim and Veolia
FMTECH	Riyadh	2023	PIF and JLL
Initial Saudi Group	Jeddah	1983	Alesayi Holding
Muheel Facilities Management	Riyadh	2008	Al Muhaidib and ALJ Land
Musanadah Facilities Management	Al Khobar	2010	Alturki Holding
Nesma United Industries (NUI)	Al Khobar	Not published	Nesma group
Shalfa Facilities Management	Riyadh	2008	Listed on Nomu
SRACO	Dammam	1979	Private
Tamimi Global Company (TAFGA)	Dammam	1977	Tamimi group
Zahran Facilities Management (Zahran FM)	Riyadh	1975	Zahran group
Zamil Operations & Maintenance (ZOMCO)	Al Khobar	1977	Zamil Group

Alphabetical order. Select a company to jump to its entry.

Integrated FM Companies, A to Z

These companies deliver both hard and soft FM, either with their own teams or by managing subcontractors, and most will take on a whole building, campus or portfolio under one contract. Some lean more towards technical O&M, others towards soft services or catering and camp management; the services line in each entry shows where. (Running an FM company yourself? See Reflexion for IFM providers.)

AlBawani Services (ABS)

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: Not published for ABS (the AlBawani group dates from 1991)
Ownership: A subsidiary of AlBawani Holding, a Saudi group in which the Public Investment Fund (PIF) took a minority stake in 2023
Services: Facility and asset management across the asset lifecycle, delivered on performance-based terms with service levels and KPIs

Sister companies in the group cover construction, water and power, MEP (MERAS) and ELV and data centres (AlBawani Tech). ABS has no separate website, so the link goes to the group's page.

AlMajal AlArabi Group (MAG)

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: 1991
Ownership: Privately held; the group entity is AlMajal Alarabi Holding
Services: Integrated FM (MEP and civil maintenance, cleaning, landscaping and biomedical equipment maintenance), environmental services, catering and construction
Sectors: Transport, religious sites, healthcare, hospitality and municipal services

Projects it publishes include services at the Two Holy Mosques and on Riyadh Metro Lines 1 and 2. In 2025 it began a contract covering seven airports in central Saudi Arabia. A different company from almajal G4S, listed below.

almajal G4S

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Based in: Jeddah, with branch offices across the Kingdom
Since: 1981 as almajal; a joint venture with G4S since 2006
Ownership: Joint venture between the Saudi almajal Group and G4S, which has been part of Allied Universal since 2021
Services: Operations and maintenance, housekeeping, hospitality and food services, support staffing, renovation, landscaping and airport services, alongside security services and systems
Sectors: Healthcare, education, banking, industrial and government

Worked in partnership with ServiceMaster from 1985 before forming the joint venture with G4S.

CBRE Saudi Arabia

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Based in: Riyadh (Al Faisaliah Tower)
Since: Not published (CBRE says it has worked with Saudi clients for more than 15 years)
Ownership: The Saudi business of CBRE Group, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange
Services: Integrated FM and workplace services through its Global Workplace Solutions (GWS) business, alongside advisory, valuation and transaction services

In March 2025 it launched a set of smart and sustainable FM services in Riyadh, including an FM academy to train local staff.

Dussmann Ajlan & Bros (DAB)

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: 2020, when the joint venture was formed
Ownership: Joint venture between the German Dussmann Group and the Saudi group Ajlan & Bros
Services: Integrated FM and FM consulting, technical services (MEP, HVAC, civil works and energy management), cleaning including façade and hygiene cleaning, pest control, landscaping, security and office support
Sectors: Transport and logistics, hotels, residential, healthcare, retail, education, public administration and pharmaceuticals

Dussmann Group is a family-owned German multi-service company.

EFSIM Facilities Management

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Based in: Riyadh, with branches in Al Khobar, Jeddah, Tabuk, Khamis Mushait and AlUla
Since: 2008
Ownership: A Saudi closed joint-stock company affiliated with the EFS Facilities Services group
Services: Integrated FM: technical operations and maintenance, soft services, specialised services, consultancy, project management support and waste management
Sectors: Aviation, oil and gas, healthcare, education, giga-projects, commercial and industrial

The Saudi affiliate of EFS, which also appears in our UAE directory. It announced a 30% listing on the Saudi Exchange main market in 2025 and withdrew the offering in December 2025.

Enova

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Based in: Dubai, with a Saudi office in Riyadh
Since: 2002
Ownership: Created as a joint venture between Majid Al Futtaim and Veolia; now brands itself Enova by Veolia
Services: Integrated FM and energy management, renewable energy and sustainability services, asset and performance management, MEP project management and digital building technology

Saudi work it has published includes FM for ten Kinan shopping malls from 2020 and an energy retrofit of SASO's Riyadh complex under a contract from Tarshid.

FMTECH

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: 2023, when PIF set it up
Ownership: Majority owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF); JLL holds a significant minority stake, agreed in December 2025
Services: Integrated FM covering maintenance, housekeeping, security, landscaping, and utilities, energy and waste management, plus FM advisory, run on a single digital data platform
Sectors: Healthcare, industrial, entertainment, aviation, education, residential, shopping centres and business centres

Serves PIF portfolio companies as well as other public and private sector clients.

Initial Saudi Group

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Based in: Jeddah, with offices in Riyadh, Dammam and Madinah
Since: 1983
Ownership: 85% owned by Alesayi Holding since 2023
Services: Integrated hard and soft FM, mostly self-delivered: MEP and building maintenance, cleaning and specialised cleaning, pest control, landscaping, security guarding, manpower supply and training
Sectors: Commercial and corporate, healthcare, hospitality, industrial, logistics and warehousing, retail, and government

Also runs a mobile engineering service for small businesses.

Muheel Facilities Management

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: 2008, according to the company; the joint venture between its owners was announced in 2019
Ownership: Joint venture between Al Muhaidib Group and Abdul Latif Jameel Land
Services: Integrated hard and soft FM, FM consultancy, energy management, technical services, help desk and CAFM, cleaning and pest control
Sectors: Oil and gas, education, aviation, healthcare, infrastructure, government, commercial and residential

In April 2026 SATORP awarded it a multi-year soft services contract at its refining and petrochemical complex in Jubail Industrial City.

Musanadah Facilities Management

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Based in: Al Khobar
Since: 2010
Ownership: Wholly owned by Alturki Holding
Services: Integrated FM: hard and soft services, security, fit-out management, FM advisory, and energy and sustainability services through its energy services company, Musanadah Energy Services
Sectors: Retail, industrial and oilfield, telecoms, commercial offices, master developments and residential communities

Runs BICSc-certified cleaning training centres in Al Khobar and Riyadh.

Nesma United Industries (NUI)

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Based in: Al Khobar
Since: Not published
Ownership: Part of the Saudi Nesma group of companies
Services: Facility management and MEP maintenance, housekeeping, catering, landscaping and sports fields, low-current and ICT systems, and modular off-site construction
Sectors: Industrial, residential, commercial, mega projects and events

Its landscaping division designs, builds and maintains gardens and green spaces, golf courses and sports pitches.

Shalfa Facilities Management

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: 2008
Ownership: Listed on Nomu, the Saudi Exchange's parallel market, since November 2024
Services: Operation and maintenance, facility management, security and firefighting services, and environmental services including municipal waste
Sectors: Government ministries, universities, banks and other public and private sector clients

In June 2026 it signed a 36-month contract worth SAR 61.23 million to operate, maintain and clean the Ministry of Tourism's administrative complex and warehouses in Riyadh.

SRACO

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Based in: Dammam, with a Riyadh office at KAFD
Since: 1979
Ownership: Privately owned Saudi company
Services: Facility management, consulting, ICT and construction, with landscaping, irrigation and grounds maintenance through SRACO Green
Sectors: Public and private sector

Clients it publishes include the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, Dammam Airports Company, Saudi Aramco and King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals.

Tamimi Global Company (TAFGA)

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Based in: Dammam
Since: 1977
Ownership: Saudi-owned, part of the Al-Tamimi family's group of companies
Services: Integrated FM (building and MEP maintenance, utilities monitoring, IT support, housekeeping, pest control, landscaping and help desk), catering, camp and accommodation management, and operational support such as logistics, manpower and emergency response
Sectors: Energy, construction, healthcare, hospitality, industrial, aviation and remote sites

Also operates in Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.

Zahran Facilities Management (Zahran FM)

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: 1975, as an operations and maintenance provider
Ownership: Part of the Saudi Zahran group
Services: Hard FM (asset management, maintenance and energy management) and soft FM (security, cleaning and hygiene, catering, landscaping, waste management and help desk)
Sectors: Government, healthcare, defence, telecoms and education

Long known as Zahran Operations & Maintenance.

Zamil Operations & Maintenance (ZOMCO)

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Based in: Al Khobar
Since: 1977
Ownership: Wholly owned subsidiary of the Zamil Group
Services: Integrated FM (planned maintenance, hard and soft services, camp management and catering), industrial services such as water treatment, marine and offshore support, HVAC and automation, and security
Sectors: Oil and gas, petrochemicals, power generation, healthcare, education, aviation and remote industrial camps

Project sites it publishes include AlUla, Red Sea Global, Jeddah Port, Riyadh Metro and NEOM.

Specialist FM Companies by Trade

Specialists focus on one trade, or lead with one. Owners hire them directly, and integrated providers often subcontract to them. Several are manufacturers or distributors with a substantial Saudi maintenance arm; we have included them for that maintenance service.

HVAC and MEP maintenance

Cooling runs for most of the year across most of the Kingdom, so many owners keep chillers, package units and controls with a specialist, often the service arm of the equipment maker. All three companies below manufacture or distribute HVAC equipment and sell maintenance contracts.

Carrier Saudi Arabia

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Based in: Jeddah, with branches in Riyadh, Dammam, Makkah, Madinah, Hofuf and Khamis Mushait
Since: 1987, when the joint venture began
Ownership: Joint venture between Carrier and E.A. Juffali & Brothers
Services: HVAC sales and service for homes and commercial buildings: service agreements, predictive maintenance, repairs, upgrades, spare parts and rental equipment, with service teams that work on all brands

Trades locally as Arabian Air-Conditioning Company and Carrier Saudi Services Company, with local manufacturing through SAMCO in Jeddah.

Johnson Controls Arabia (Al Salem Johnson Controls)

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Based in: Jeddah, with showrooms in Riyadh, Dammam, Al Khobar and Madinah
Since: 1991
Ownership: Joint venture between the Al Salem Group and Johnson Controls
Services: YORK HVAC equipment with comprehensive, preventive and on-site operation and maintenance contracts, spare parts for any brand of equipment, BMS with remote monitoring, and fire and security systems
Sectors: Healthcare, hospitality, data centres, residential, sports and entertainment, education, and industry

Opened a YORK manufacturing complex at King Abdullah Economic City in 2022.

Zamil Air Conditioners (Zamil AC)

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Based in: Dammam, where it has four factories
Since: 1974
Ownership: SENAAT (formerly Zamil Industrial Investment Company), listed on the Saudi Exchange
Services: Manufacturer of residential and central air conditioning that also provides installation, after-sales service and maintenance across the Kingdom
Sectors: Residential, commercial and industrial

Its former service brand, Zamil CoolCare, now redirects to the Zamil AC website.

Fire and life safety

The General Directorate of Civil Defense accredits the safety companies that install and maintain fire systems and lists them on its Salamah portal, where they upload their maintenance contracts. A building's Civil Defense safety licence requires a valid maintenance contract for its safety systems, and systems are designed to the Saudi Fire Protection Code (SBC 801). Check any contractor against the Salamah list before signing: the approvals below are as each company states them.

Al-Otaishan Group for Safety

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Based in: Riyadh, with branches in Buraidah, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Dammam, Al Ahsa and Jubail
Since: 1979 (1399H)
Ownership: Not published
Services: Design, supply and installation of fire alarm, sprinkler, gas suppression and smoke control systems, plus extinguishers, fire doors and safety equipment. The business began by supplying, servicing and refilling extinguishers
Sectors: Shopping malls, university hospitals and colleges, and government buildings

Says it works to SASO, NFPA and Civil Defense specifications.

Masar Al-Itehad

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Based in: Riyadh, with branches in Dammam, Al Khobar and Khamis Mushait
Since: 2010
Ownership: Not published
Services: Supply, installation and maintenance of fire alarm and firefighting systems (sprinklers and gas, foam and kitchen suppression), extinguisher servicing and refilling, maintenance contracts and safety plan design
Sectors: Government, hospitals, retail and food and beverage, logistics and education

Shows fire alarm and firefighting installation and maintenance licences, labelled as Civil Defense licences, on its website.

Saudi Sicli

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Based in: Jeddah (Industrial Area)
Since: 1979
Ownership: Not published
Services: Manufactures firefighting equipment such as extinguishers, foam and hose cabinets, and designs, installs, tests and maintains firefighting, safety and security systems
Sectors: Airports, rail, universities, and industrial and port sites

Also provides contracted fire and rescue teams, for example at Saudi airports and railway stations.

Lifts and escalators

SASO's technical regulation for electric lifts requires every lift in service to be under a maintenance contract with a licensed maintenance company, registered with the competent authority and inspected at least once a year. Civil Defense also accredits lift companies through Salamah. Lifts are often maintained by the original manufacturer, because of parts, diagnostic software and warranty terms. (Running a lift maintenance business yourself? See Reflexion for elevator companies.)

KONE (KONE Areeco)

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Based in: Olaya, Riyadh, with branches in Jeddah, Dammam, Makkah and Madinah
Since: Not published (KONE has held a stake in KONE Areeco since 2007)
Ownership: Joint venture controlled by KONE Corporation (Finland) since 2013
Services: Maintenance of lifts, escalators and autowalks, predictive maintenance, 24/7 remote monitoring, repairs and modernisation

Says it services equipment from all major brands, not only its own.

Mitsubishi Electric Saudi (MELSA)

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Based in: Riyadh, with regional offices in Jeddah, Dammam, Makkah and Madinah and branches in seven more cities
Since: 1980
Ownership: Joint venture between Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan) and Omar Kasim Alesayi & Co.
Services: Supply, installation, preventive maintenance and modernisation of lifts, escalators and moving walks, plus building management systems, with a 24-hour customer care centre
Sectors: Commercial buildings, shopping malls, hotels and office towers

Has started offering maintenance for other brands of lift.

Schindler Olayan Elevator Company

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Based in: Jeddah, with main branches in Riyadh, Al Khobar, Makkah and Madinah and maintenance offices in eight more cities
Since: 1957, through Saudi Elevator
Ownership: Schindler Group (Switzerland), in partnership with the Olayan Group since 2011
Services: Maintenance plans, repairs and digital services for lifts, escalators and moving walks, plus new installations and modernisation

Schindler took full ownership of Saudi Elevator in 2010, a year before the Olayan partnership.

Cleaning, hygiene and pest control

Most integrated providers above deliver cleaning in-house. These firms lead with cleaning or pest control. Public health pest control companies apply to the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing for a qualification certificate through the Balady platform, and qualified firms are added to the ministry's approved lists.

HIT Saudi Arabia

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Based in: Dammam, with branches across the Kingdom
Since: 1995
Ownership: Not published
Services: Integrated pest management for public health, agricultural and stored-product pests, termite, bird and stray animal control, disinfection and fumigation, on annual maintenance contracts
Sectors: Residential, commercial, industrial, healthcare and food facilities

REEMCO

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Based in: Jeddah
Since: 1965, according to the company
Ownership: Not published
Services: Cleaning and sterilisation, operation and maintenance, insect and rodent control, landscaping support, and logistics and hospitality staff, on one-off, daily, monthly or annual contracts
Sectors: Residential, government, commercial, industrial and medical

Rentokil Boecker

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Based in: Branches in Riyadh, Jeddah and Al Khobar
Since: 1994 (the regional business)
Ownership: Rentokil Initial (since 2021)
Services: Pest control and integrated pest management, fumigation, disinfection, AC duct cleaning, food safety consulting and scenting
Sectors: Food service, education, healthcare, industry, retail, hospitality, and logistics and warehousing

The same group's Rentokil Boecker business also appears in our UAE directory.

Landscaping and irrigation

Large landscape contracts, from city parks to the public realm on major developments, are often let separately from building FM. Several integrated providers above also run landscaping divisions, including Nesma United Industries and SRACO (through SRACO Green). (Running a landscaping business? See Reflexion for landscaping companies.)

Saudi Landscape Co. (SLC)

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Based in: Riyadh
Since: 2010
Ownership: Not published
Services: Landscape survey, design, supply, construction and long-term operation and maintenance, covering hardscape, softscape, irrigation, water features, lighting and sound, landscape structures and nurseries
Sectors: Government, public realm, commercial, hospitality, entertainment, sports and mixed-use projects

Integrated or Specialist: Which to Hire

Neither model is better in general. The trade-off is between one point of accountability and a direct relationship with each specialist.

	Integrated FM provider	Direct specialist contracts
Accountability	One contract and one point of contact for most services	A separate contract and contact for each trade
Coordination	The provider schedules trades and manages subcontractors	Your team schedules, supervises and checks each contractor
Cost	May include a management fee or mark-up on subcontracted work	No intermediary margin, but more internal management time
Technical depth	Broad across common trades; specialist systems are often subcontracted	Deep expertise, with manufacturer parts, software access and training
Reporting	One set of KPIs, if the provider's system covers every trade	Reports in different formats, unless every contractor works in your system

Many Saudi owners combine both: an integrated or O&M contract for most services, with lifts, fire systems or central plant contracted directly.

If you split the work, the gaps between contracts are where problems hide: a chiller fault that looks like a controls issue, or a fire door that falls between the fit-out and the fire contractor. Agree who owns each asset class, and keep every contractor's work orders in one place.

How to Choose an FM Company in Saudi Arabia

Whichever companies you shortlist, ask each one the same questions:

Registration and classification. Does the commercial registration cover the activities in scope? For government work, does the company hold a contractor classification certificate in the operations and maintenance field?
Civil Defense accreditation. For fire, life safety and lifts, is the contractor on the accredited list in the Salamah portal?
Saudisation. What is the provider's current Nitaqat band? Saudisation quotas, set by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, affect how quickly a provider can recruit, and so how fast it can mobilise.
Coverage across the Kingdom. Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province are hundreds of kilometres apart, and many large projects are remote sites. Ask where technicians, stores and supervisors are based for each of your sites.
Comparable buildings. Ask for references from buildings like yours (a hospital, a mall, a residential compound) and visit one.
SLAs written precisely. Priority definitions, response and resolution times, when the clock starts, and how deductions work. Our SLA guide and 12 work order KPIs cover what to pin down.
A PPM schedule built on a standard. Ask what the planned preventive maintenance programme is based on, such as SFG20 or manufacturer requirements, and ask to see a sample.
Current certificates. ISO 41001 (facility management), ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 are the usual ones. Check the dates and confirm them with the certification body.
Mobilisation and asset data. How will they survey and take over your assets, and who owns the asset register when the contract ends?
Reporting you can see. Will you get live access to work orders, PPM completion and KPI performance, or a monthly PDF?
Invoicing. ZATCA is phasing in the integration stage of its FATOORA e-invoicing system wave by wave, connecting suppliers' invoicing systems to its platform. Ask how KPI deductions and credit notes will be issued once the provider is in scope.

Ask to see the system, not the brochure

Most providers will tell you they run a CAFM system. Ask for a live look at how a work order moves from logged to closed, and what a client dashboard shows. Ten minutes of that tells you more about day-to-day delivery than any capability statement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a facilities management company do in Saudi Arabia?

A facilities management (FM) company keeps buildings and their services running. Hard services cover the building and its systems: HVAC, electrical, plumbing, lifts, fire systems and the building fabric. Soft services cover the people side: cleaning, security, landscaping, pest control, waste and reception. Saudi tenders often buy the hard side as an operation and maintenance (O&M) contract. Under an integrated contract one company delivers or manages most of these services; under single-service contracts the owner buys each one separately.

What is the difference between integrated FM and single-service contracts?

Integrated FM (IFM) puts most hard and soft services under one contract and one point of accountability, with the provider coordinating its own teams and subcontractors. Single-service contracts give the owner a direct relationship with each specialist, at the cost of more internal coordination. Many Saudi owners combine the two, keeping lifts, fire systems or central plant on direct contracts.

What do government FM tenders in Saudi Arabia usually require?

Government tenders are published on Etimad, the procurement platform overseen by the Ministry of Finance. Bidders are usually asked for a commercial registration, Zakat, VAT and GOSI certificates and a Saudisation certificate, and depending on the contract, a contractor classification certificate in the relevant field, such as operations and maintenance. Local content rules set by the Local Content and Government Procurement Authority (LCGPA) apply to most government tender value, so check the local content requirements in each tender.

Do lifts and fire systems need specialist contractors?

Fire and safety systems are installed and maintained by safety companies accredited by the General Directorate of Civil Defense, which lists them on its Salamah portal, and a building's Civil Defense safety licence requires a valid maintenance contract for its safety systems. SASO's technical regulation for electric lifts requires each lift in service to be under a maintenance contract with a licensed maintenance company and to be inspected at least once a year. An integrated provider can still manage these contracts on the owner's behalf.

How were the companies in this directory chosen, and is it ranked?

It is not ranked: companies are listed alphabetically within each section. We included established companies that sell FM services to third parties in Saudi Arabia, and left out bodies that only serve government, in-house FM departments and firms whose Saudi operations we could not confirm. No company paid to be included. Facts come from each company's own website, filings or published news, checked in October 2026.