Earadat Transport was among seven companies that bid in the tender and was awarded the value contract.
Earadat Transport Chairman Tariq Abdel Hadi Al-Qahtani said the contract would enhance the company’s performance.
The company has worked with Saudi Aramco since 2003 with both public transport and the transport of sulfur extracted during petroleum processing.
The new agreement also calls for high levels of Saudi work force.
Saudi Aramco Transportation Manager Khalil Joherjy said the oil giant was always seeking to improve transport options for employees and their dependents both in terms of commuting and accessing company facilities. He noted the emphasis the company puts on traffic safety and that it encourages employees to use the public transport for commuting.
The transportation will be equipped with GPS location equipment and feature modifications for persons with special needs.
Earadat was established in 1992 by Tariq Al-Qahtani as a transportation company for the commodities and materials all over the Kingdom.
The Dammam-based company provides cartage and direct transportation to all major cities in the Kingdom and across the Gulf region.
