Qatar Construction & Trades Software Directory

Oracle Aconex is a cloud platform where the owner, consultants and contractors on a project share documents, formal correspondence (Mail) and review workflows in one record; Oracle announced its purchase of Aconex in December 2017. Oracle's Aconex status page lists a Middle East (MEA) instance and a separate Saudi Arabia (KSA1) instance. Oracle announced new Aconex capabilities in April 2026.

Primavera P6 is Oracle's project scheduling line: P6 Enterprise Project Portfolio Management (EPPM), which Oracle offers on-premises or in the cloud, and the desktop P6 Professional, both documented up to version 26. Oracle published a customer story in April 2024 titled 'Ashghal helps transform Qatar infrastructure with Oracle Primavera', about the Public Works Authority. Gulf Times reported in March 2020 that Ashghal's Doha South project won an Oracle Construction and Engineering Excellence Award.

Autodesk moved Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) into its Autodesk Forma brand on 24 March 2026 and renamed the products, for example Forma Build, Forma Data Management, Forma Takeoff and Forma Estimate. Autodesk sells them in three quote-based bundles, Model Management, Preconstruction and Construction Operations, which also include Navisworks Manage, BuildingConnected Pro, ProEst and Pype tools. In Doha, Thasaamah Technology says it is an Autodesk Gold Partner.

Procore Technologies (NYSE: PCOR) sells project management, quality and safety, financial management and Procore AI on one platform. It has no Qatar site or office; its first Middle East and North Africa office opened in Dubai Internet City in September 2022, and its UAE site serves the region with a Dubai phone line. Every contract includes unlimited users and data storage, per Procore.

Focus Softnet, established in 1992, sells the Focus X ERP and related products including CRM, HCM, warehouse, POS and Focus CAFM, and says it operates from 27 offices in 17 countries. Its Qatar site lists an office in Al Ezz Tower 4, Old Salata, Doha, and a construction ERP covering project cost control, equipment, inventory and document management.

PACT Software Services, headquartered in Hyderabad, India, says it has provided ERP since 1998 and has more than 12,000 customers worldwide. It sells a modular ERP covering finance, procurement, inventory, projects, CRM and HR and payroll, with a construction and contracting solution for scheduling, procurement and cost control. PACT lists Qatar among its offices and gives a Doha phone number.

SkyStruct is a construction management platform based at Qatar Science & Technology Park in Doha, with modules for construction management (submittals, RFIs, schedules, inspections), labour, inventory and procurement, and cost tracking. SkyStruct says it is built with regional authorities, practices and approval processes in mind.

Insight CAFM is a cloud facilities management system for labour camps and workforce accommodation, built by E Concept, a Dubai software company. It covers room allocation and check-ins, contracts and billing, maintenance work orders, inventory, resident services and HSE inspections. E Concept says companies in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar use it and that it manages more than 3,000 units.

Qatar Insurance Company (QIC), listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange, says it was set up in 1964 as the first domestic insurer in Qatar, and it now operates in several GCC markets and Europe. Its commercial page lists Contractors/Erection All Risk and Plant & Equipment insurance alongside liability, professional indemnity and workmen's compensation, and says engineering insurance specialists review project proposals.

Damaan Islamic Insurance Company (Beema) is a takaful insurer established in 2009 and licensed by the Qatar Central Bank; its founders include QIC, Qatar National Bank, Barwa, QInvest and QIB, and it has been listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange since January 2023. Its engineering page lists Contractors All Risks, an Annual Contractor All-Risk policy covering small civil and maintenance contracts up to QAR 5 million each, Erection All Risk, Electronic Equipment and Machinery Breakdown cover.

Qatar General Insurance & Reinsurance Company (QGIRCO), established in 1979 and listed since 1997, is regulated by the Qatar Central Bank. Its engineering page lists Contractors All Risks, Erection All-Risks, Contractors Plant and Machinery, Machinery Breakdown, Deterioration of Stock and Electronic Equipment cover. QGIRCO reported a loss of nearly QR 1.6 billion for 2023 and returned to a QR123.6 million net profit in 2025, according to Gulf Times.

ProTenders, operated by NuServ Ltd and launched in 2011 according to its about page, is a construction platform for developers, consultants, contractors and suppliers with offices in Abu Dhabi and Montreal. It combines a free company-profile directory that can bid on private tenders, a custom-priced Construction Intelligence database that it says covers projects from planning to completion across the GCC, and an eTendering tool. It has a Qatar project section, with project data and contacts shown only after sign-up.

BNC Network is a project-intelligence database that says it has operated since 2004 and covers 72 countries across the Middle East, Africa and South Asia through its IBIS platform. It sells construction project profiles with status updates, values, bidder information and contacts for owners, consultants, contractors and subcontractors. BNC describes itself as privately held and based in Sharjah, UAE, and an event sponsor profile names Industry Networks as its parent.

Monaqasat is the Ministry of Finance's unified portal for Qatar government procurement: companies apply there for classification as suppliers and service providers or as contractors, view tenders, buy tender documents and bid electronically. The portal says a company must be classified to take part in government tenders. Procurement runs under Law No. 24 of 2015 on tenders and auctions and its Executive Regulation 16/2019.

The General Tax Authority, set up by Amiri Decision No. 77 of 2018, administers income tax, capital gains tax, withholding tax, excise tax and the global minimum tax through its Dhareeba e-portal. Its published income tax rate is 10% of taxable income, with a minimum of 35% for petroleum and petrochemical activities. Qatar has not introduced VAT: The New Arab reported on 25 September 2026 that it is still under consideration.

Qatar's Council of Ministers approved a draft e-invoicing law and implementing regulations on 6 May 2026, as reported by EY and The Peninsula. EY says the General Tax Authority will administer it and has run a pilot since late 2025, and expects a model similar to Saudi Arabia's, with clearance for business-to-business and business-to-government invoices. No official go-live date had been announced by 30 September 2026.

Law No. 12 of 2024, issued by the Amir in 2024 and taking effect six months after its October 2024 publication, requires private employers in Qatar to give priority to Qatari nationals, according to a Crowell & Moring summary. Employers must notify the Ministry of Labour of vacancies and salaries, fill jobs the Ministry designates with Qataris only and use Ministry employment templates. Companies owned fully or partly by QatarEnergy and companies in petroleum operations are excluded, and incentives and quotas are left to Council of Ministers decisions.

Qatar's Ministry of Municipality issues building permits and launched an AI-based permit system on 26 October 2025, developed with Brain Co. The Peninsula reported that the system checks engineering drawings against approved standards, draws on GIS, Ashghal and Kahramaa data, and cuts permit time from 30 days to 120 minutes. The Minister said up to 70% of the first phase runs without human intervention.

Qatar Construction Specifications (QCS) 2014 were issued by the Minister of Environment and, according to The Peninsula, apply to all buildings under construction in Qatar. The Public Works Authority (Ashghal), set up in 2004, designs, builds and maintains Qatar's roads, drainage and public buildings and tenders that work through its e-tendering and prequalification pages. Ashghal issues Interim Advice Notes that change QCS requirements on its own projects only.

Kahramaa (Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation) describes itself as the sole owner and operator of Qatar's electricity and water transmission and distribution systems. For consultants and contractors it publishes approved materials lists and lists of authorized electrical and water contractors, and it licenses solar PV contractors for its BeSolar distributed-solar service. It also tracks building-permit related services online.