Riyadh Infrastructure Projects Center (RIPC) has published its Service Entities Performance Report for April 2025, tracking the performance of the most improved entities in project implementation and service delivery. The report highlights key areas for development and aims to enhance the region's quality of life.
According to the report, RIPC recorded over 12,000 permits and more than 6.000 complaints in April. Water accumulation complaints accounted for 38% of the total, followed by road subsidence at 21%. The recorded violations included lack of worksite cleanliness, absence of warning lights and temporary barriers, and non-compliance with backfill excavations at project sites.
The Service Entities Performance Report is part of RIPC’s commitment to transparency in project operations by publishing data, providing stakeholders with insights into indicators and Service Entities Performance Reports. This initiative is part of RIPC broader efforts to boost compliance rates and foster competitiveness to improve infrastructure projects implementing. The report is available on the following link: (https://report.ripc.gov.sa/share/report16.pdf).