In March 2025, Riyadh Infrastructure Projects Center (RIPC) conducted over 16,000 inspection rounds across infrastructure projects in Riyadh and its surrounding governorates. These inspections led to the detection of more than 2,300 violations. Furthermore, RIPC received over 18,000 reports regarding activities that did not comply with infrastructure project requirements.
Recorded violations included inadequate site cleanliness during and after project completion, failure to install sufficient warning lights in traffic detours, and absence of proper signage indicating project owner, supervising consultant, and contractor. Furthermore, some contractor failed to place the logo of the service entity, contractor's logo, and their name on temporary barriers.
Through these oversight rounds, RIPC aims to raise compliance rates, uphold technical standards in infrastructure projects, ensuring quality and safety while contributing to improving the urban landscape and environmental sustainability towards a sustainable infrastructure.
RIPC continues to conduct its inspection rounds in various governorates of the region as part of its efforts to enhance monitoring and develop the work of infrastructure projects in Riyadh, with the aim of elevating the quality of life for residents and visitors, and contributing to raising spending efficiency.