BICC’s own licensed camps in Jubail house the crews who build, run and maintain Jubail Industrial City — furnished rooms, ISO 22000 kitchens, laundry, buses to site and a camp boss on duty day and night, all under one rate per person per day.
Licensed in BICC’s name and run by BICC camp bosses, never sublet.
Extra beds and crews for turnaround peaks, planned around your schedule.
Bed, utilities, cleaning and security per person per day; meals and transport optional.
Jubail Industrial City runs on contractors. Petrochemical plants, refineries, utilities and the support industries around them bring in maintenance crews, operators and shutdown teams all year, and the headcount can double for a six-week turnaround.
Contractors need beds that are licensed, close to the plants and ready on the day the work permit opens. BICC keeps camp capacity in Jubail, our home city, so we can house a standing crew on a long-term contract and absorb the peak when a shutdown starts.
Since March 2026 the National Program for Developing Collective Housing has been pressing establishments with 20 or more workers to regularise their labour housing, through one of two routes: license the building on the Balady platform, or contract a provider whose housing is already licensed.
The group housing regulations published in August 2025 cap a room at ten residents with at least four square metres each, and set fire detection, first-aid and emergency-route requirements for every building.
A BICC camp is the second route. The licence is in our name, the fire systems and records are ours to maintain, and when an inspector or your HSE manager arrives, our camp boss answers.
Accommodation is quoted as one rate per person per day. It covers the bed, bedding, utilities, Wi-Fi, maintenance, cleaning of common areas, the camp boss and security.
Meals, laundry and transport are added to the same rate if you want them, so two quotations stay comparable and you receive one invoice a month.
For shutdowns we quote the peak beds separately for the turnaround window, so you do not pay for empty rooms after the crews leave.
Number of people, room types, start date and term — by form or WhatsApp.
Walk the camp with your team, allocate rooms and agree meals, laundry and transport in writing.
Workers move in on the agreed date, with a weekly occupancy report and one monthly invoice.
Yes. BICC operates licensed, fully serviced worker accommodation in Jubail with furnished rooms, dining halls, prayer rooms, laundry and recreation areas, run by our own camp teams.
Yes. Send the headcount and dates as early as you have them; we plan the peak beds, meals and buses around the turnaround window and confirm availability within 48 hours.
Transport is optional. BICC buses run fixed routes between the camp and your site, timed to your shifts, and the cost is added to the same per-person rate.
Camp contracts usually run twelve months or the project duration. Shorter terms, such as a shutdown window, are quoted on request.
Yes. BICC supplies skilled and general manpower under its Platinum Nitaqat sponsorship through Ajeer, and those workers arrive already housed, fed and transported.
Number of people, room types and dates — we reply with availability, a rate per person per day and a move-in date within 48 hours.
