Twenty-five bounded agents, eleven governance gates and a sixteen-stage lifecycle — with the truth rules intact: public claims are labeled, conflicts are flagged, and nothing is ever inferred.
Company intelligence
Every figure below is a public claim carrying its provenance. Where sources disagree, both readings stay on the page until primary evidence resolves them.
Sources: CGC corporate site (about, governance, investors), Boursa Kuwait, Mubasher, CGC board disclosures, Construction Week, MEED, SaudiGulf Projects, Global Highways. Re-verified against the live sources on 21 September 2026. Three rows disagree with themselves across public sources; each is recorded above and left open for human reconciliation.
Knowledge cores
Three knowledge cores serve the fleet. They share one evidence spine and never borrow each other's authority.
15 years · brand & design intelligence
15 years · GCC megaproject delivery
upstream · EPCIC · process-critical delivery
Corporate timeline · 1965 – 2026
From KD 7,500 of paid capital in 1965 to Kuwait's largest listed contractor. Every entry below carries its source; the two marked medium confidence are inferred from company history rather than a dated filing.
Established 15 November as a limited liability company with paid capital of KD 7,500, four years after Kuwaiti independence.
CGC website
First major pipeline work for Kuwait Oil Company, opening the sector that still anchors the order book.
CGC history
Operations disrupted by the Iraqi invasion in August 1990; the company survives and enters the post-liberation reconstruction programme.
Historical record
Expansion into Qatar, followed by Oman around 1999.
CGC subsidiaries register
CGC lists on Boursa Kuwait in January under the ticker CGC. Paid capital at IPO: KD 12,276,917.
Boursa Kuwait
Supply, erection and five-year O&M of a 305 MW plant; construction phases completed 2009.
CGC profile
Kuwait's Ministry of Public Works signs with a consortium of Hyundai E&C and CGC for the 36.1 km Main Link — a US$2.6bn contract.
Global Highways; MEED Jun 2013
Revenue KD 198M (2014) then KD 251M (2015); headcount peaks around 12,000.
Company profile 2014; CGC channel
The causeway opens on 1 May 2019. The Main Link is among the longest road bridges in the world.
Wikipedia; SYSTRA; Dar Al-Handasah
Ranked 149th in ENR's Top 250 International Contractors.
CGC about page; Forbes ME
Delivers Sadu Street — the first woven-pavement street of its kind in Kuwait, with the Sadu Weaving Cooperative Society. Revenue KD 173M+, up 11.88%.
CGC AGM 2024
The 2024–2026 board is elected; five of nine seats are held by the family.
CGC board notice, 21 May 2024
WJO gas export pipeline, Jurassic production facilities, and the North Kuwait effluent-water injection networks at Rawdatayn and Sabriya/Bahra.
SaudiGulf Projects; Gulf Construction
Hanan Abdulrahman Al-Marouf is elected to a complementary board seat.
CGC governance page
The Al-Marouf family
Three generations, and a succession that ran through distribution rather than a single heir. Six of nine board seats sit with the family; two independent directors chair the audit and remuneration committees.
1965 – ~1977
Mousa Al-Marouf and the founding partners
Established CGC as a limited liability company on 15 November 1965 with paid capital of KD 7,500 — four years after independence, to build the nation from the ground up.
~1977 – 2021
Abdulrahman Mousa Al-Marouf (Chairman, former CEO & Managing Director); Ahmed Mousa Al-Marouf
Took CGC from a local LLC to Kuwait's largest listed contractor: oil & gas entry in the 1980s, survival through the 1990 invasion, the post-liberation reconstruction programme, GCC expansion, the 2006 listing and the Sheikh Jaber Causeway consortium.
2021 – present
Suleiman Abdulrahman Al-Marouf (CEO); Ma'arouf, Abdulrahman Ahmad, Mousa Ahmad and Hanan Al-Marouf
A distributed model rather than a single successor: the CEO seat plus four non-CEO family board seats and three committee chairs. Six of nine board seats are held by the family.
Nine seats plus a secretary. Hanan Al-Marouf took a complementary seat in January 2026, bringing family representation to six.
Chairman (non-executive)
Vice Chairman · chairs the Investment Committee
Board Member & Chief Executive Officer
Independent · chairs the Audit Committee
Independent · chairs Nomination & Remuneration
Board Member
Board Member (non-executive)
Board Member · chairs Risk Management
Board Member (executive) · Investment Committee
Board Member (executive) · complementary seat, 12 Jan 2026
Disclosed holdings on Boursa Kuwait.
Capital evolution
The Phase 1 and Phase 3 workbooks record a current figure of KD 55,000,000. CGC's Investors page carries no capital figure, and KD 17.16M converts to roughly USD 56M — so the larger reading is most likely a currency-unit error. Left open.
Landmark projects
Three that defined the company, and the wider record behind them.
2012 – 2019
US$2.6bn · Main Link · Ministry of Public Works
CGC built the 36.1 km Main Link in consortium with Hyundai Engineering & Construction. The 12.4 km Doha Link was a separate contract to GS E&C. Combined length 48.5 km; total project cost around US$3.6bn. Opened 1 May 2019.
Global Highways; MEED Jun 2013; Wikipedia
2025 – ongoing
KD 59.7M · two areas · Kuwait Oil Company
Lowest bidder in October 2025 and formally awarded in November for the Rawdatayn area (KD 23.7M) and the Sabriya/Bahra area (KD 36.0M). Both signed February 2026, each running 30 months.
SaudiGulf Projects, Oct 2025 – Feb 2026
2023
Heritage · value undisclosed · Kuwait Municipality
The first woven-pavement street of its kind in Kuwait, delivered with the Sadu Weaving Cooperative Society — the Sadu diamond carried from textile into civil pavement. The motif on this platform comes from it.
CGC AGM 2024 press release
The corporate record
Board, committees, control functions, operating divisions and plant capacity — taken from CGC's own pages at cgc-kw.com on 21 September 2026. This is the source the knowledge cores index, and the baseline CGC-A05 checks every later claim against.
Mr. Abdulrahman Mousa Al Ma'rouf
Chairman
Non-executive
Mr. Raad Khalaf Al Abdullah
Vice Chairman
Executive · Chairman, Investment Committee
Mr. Bader Meshari Al Homaizi
Board member
Non-executive, independent · Chairman, Audit Committee
Mr. Jasem A M Ramadhan
Board member
Non-executive, independent · Chairman, Nomination and Remuneration Committee
Mr. Sulaiman Abdulrahman Al Ma'rouf
Board member
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Abdulrahman Ahmad Al Ma'rouf
Board member
Non-executive
Mrs. Hanan Abdulrahman Al Ma'rouf
Board member
Executive · Elected 12 January 2026
Mr. Ma'rouf Abdulrahman Al Ma'rouf
Board member
Non-executive · Chairman, Risk Management Committee
Mr. Mousa Ahmad Al Ma'rouf
Board member
Executive
Mr. Ahmad Ali Al-Oklah
Secretary of the Board
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Nine members elected by the General Assembly for a three-year term, plus a board secretary. Nominations opened 21 May 2024; Mrs. Hanan Abdulrahman Al-Marouf was elected 12 January 2026.
No executive member sits on it. It may obtain any information from executive management and summon any officer or board member through official channels.
Sets risk policy in line with the company's risk appetite. No executive member sits on it.
Identifies eligible board members. Its term matches the board's.
Formed 14 August 2024. Reviews investment opportunities and monitors the performance of subsidiaries and branches inside and outside Kuwait.
Internal Audit
Monitored by the board's Audit Committee and independent of management. Works to the standards of the International Institute of Internal Auditors.
Risk Management
An independent department reporting to the Risk Management Committee. Identifies, analyses and estimates risk, then develops handling strategies and monitors them.
Compliance
Manages shareholder affairs, verifies compliance with regulatory law and follows up disclosures to the regulators.
External Audit
Appointed by the General Assembly on the Audit Committee's recommendation, which also verifies independence.
Disclosure and Governance Unit
Gathers information from every department for submission to the Capital Markets Authority and Boursa Kuwait, and publication on the company website.
Whistleblowing
Direct channels to the Chairman with protection assured until an investigation completes: telephone 9923 7722, email a.oklah@cgc-kw.com, or a sealed report in the Infringement Reporting Fund at head office.
Asphalt · tons per hour
Three asphalt mixing plants — the maximum production capacity CGC states for road paving.
Bitumen and polymer · tons per hour
Improvement unit.
Bitumen emulsion · tons per hour
Production plant.
Ready-mix concrete · m³ per hour
Sulaibiya, State of Kuwait, on 10,000 m². Four concrete pumps and 36 moving mixers.
Central laboratory · certified
Quality-control testing.
ISO 9001:2015
Quality management, applied across the company's activities and specifically in construction and contracting.
ISO 45001:2018
Occupational health and safety.
ISO 17025
Testing and calibration — the central quality-control laboratory.
ERP, best in class
The ERP implementation was judged best in its category across MENA and EMEA.
Residential, commercial and governmental buildings — houses, apartment blocks, offices, mosques and shopping malls.
Installation, testing and commissioning of oil pipelines, isolation cold cutting, pumping and gas-compressing stations, and the related civil works: road crossings, valve pits, fencing, asphalt paving and cathodic protection.
Construction, repair and maintenance of roads, highways, bridges, tunnels, paving, resurfacing, milling and asphalt. Urban sanitary networks, water and gas network maintenance, street lighting, traffic control and signs. A micro-tunnelling division for deep lines and a CCTV division for monitoring and cleaning.
Delivered with Kuwait's Ministry of Electricity and Water.
Asphalt plants, ready-mix concrete plants and an equipment fleet, giving the group control of its own supply chain.
Earth moving, soil transport, road construction, pavement, infrastructure and drainage, with a fleet from heavy and specialised vehicles down to light ones, and workshops for emergency mechanical and electrical repair on site.
| City | Country | Registered name |
|---|---|---|
| Abu Dhabi | United Arab Emirates | Combined Group Contracting Co. (K.S.C.) — Abu Dhabi Branch |
| Dubai | United Arab Emirates | Combined Group Contracting Company — Dubai Branch |
| Al Ain | United Arab Emirates | Combined Group Contracting Co. (K.S.C.) — Al Ain Branch |
| Doha | Qatar | Combined Group Contracting Co. (K.S.C.) — Doha Branch |
| Al-Khobar | Saudi Arabia | Combined Group Contracting Co. (K.S.C.) — Al-Khobar Branch |
| Muscat | Oman | Combined Group Contracting Company — Oman |
| Damascus | Syria | Syrian Combined Group Contracting Company W.L.L. |
| Manama | Bahrain | Combined Group Contracting Co. (K.S.C.) — Manama |
| Beirut | Lebanon | Combined Group Contracting Co. (K.S.C.) — Beirut |
| Baghdad | Iraq | Combined Group Contracting Co. (K.S.C.) — Baghdad Branch |
| International | — | Combined Group Contracting Company W.L.L — International |
Head office
Block 2, Plot 284, Al Ardiya Industrial, State of Kuwait · P.O. Box 4819, Safat 13049 · Tel (965) 2225 4545 · info@cgc-kw.com
Service centre
Industrial Area, Big Contractors Area, Sulaibiya, State of Kuwait · Tel (965) 2467 4897
Combined Group Rocks
Egiala, Block 5, Building 85, Unit 11, 6th floor · C.R. 331667 · P.O. Box 21912, Code 13080 · Tel (965) 2382 4191 · cgrocks@cgc-kw.com
Combined General
Block 2, Plot 284, Al Ardiya Industrial, State of Kuwait · Tel (965) 2205 0333 · info@combinedgeneral.com
Mission
Since we consider customers our biggest investment, our mission can be described as ensuring customer satisfaction, enhancing shareholder equity, and implementing plans for development in the Arabian Gulf by maintaining exceptional quality in the performance of our business.
Vision
To expand into new geographical areas and to add new activities. Through professionalism and excellence, to increase revenues and profits enough to be ranked among the ten most successful companies in the field of contracting, not only in Kuwait but in the entire Gulf region, in the coming five years.
Both statements are quoted verbatim from the About page. The full contract record is on the project portfolio, and every filing on the disclosures page.
Group structure
The perimeter CGC-A02 and CGC-A04 are built to hold: entity boundaries, branch registrations and the delivery models that actually apply in each one.
GCC
Middle East
Asia & Central Asia
Elsewhere
The fleet · A00 → A24
Expand any agent for its acceptance test, hard boundaries and declared handoffs. Download the packs to run them in your own assistant.
25 agents
Coordinate bounded assignments, resolve cross-agent dependencies, maintain coverage and escalate conflicts.
Acceptance test
Coverage, ownership and source reconciliation pass; no unresolved critical gate hidden
Prohibited
Cannot sign, spend, grant permits, release construction, or overrule human authority
Handoffs
All agents
Human owner · CEO-sponsored transformation owner
Inventory every in-scope file, sheet, sub-sheet and attachment; preserve revisions, source location and identifiers; quarantine untrusted instructions.
Acceptance test
Every extracted assertion resolves to a source and revision; failures listed explicitly
Prohibited
No deletion, silent overwrite, OCR-derived certainty, or unauthorized repository expansion
Handoffs
02–24
Human owner · Document Control / Records owner
Resolve entity, branch and JV boundaries; signed mandates; committees; licensed activities; related-party controls.
Acceptance test
Entity identifiers and relationships reconcile to effective legal records
Prohibited
No inference of group-wide license transfer, ownership percentage, signatory power or legal conclusion
Handoffs
03,04,08,09,11,19,21,24
Human owner · Company Secretary / Legal
Map each person to employer, sector, project, stage, role, supervisor, competence and effective authority; cover hire-to-retire interfaces.
Acceptance test
No orphan role; current appointments; segregation conflicts exposed; access minimized
Prohibited
No invented personnel or experience; no employment decisions; no unnecessary sensitive data
Handoffs
04,08,10,12,16,19,24
Human owner · HR with department heads
Separate market sectors, delivery models, work packages and enabling businesses; verify actual contractual participation.
Acceptance test
Every project mapped to legal entity, sector, role and documented delivery model
Prohibited
Cannot label every project EPC, design-build, developer-led or operating without contract evidence
Handoffs
05,06,07,15,16,17,20,21
Human owner · Operations / PMO
Trace every bill, item and revision; reconcile quantity/unit/rate build-ups, exclusions, qualifications and bid/no-bid gates.
Acceptance test
Tender population and totals reconcile; every rate is dated and sourced or flagged provisional
Prohibited
No invented rates, guaranteed pricing accuracy, bid submission or binding commercial offer
Handoffs
06,07,11,13,17,19
Human owner · Tendering / Estimating head
Extract obligations, parties, design responsibility, notice windows, payment rules, risk allocation and closeout conditions.
Acceptance test
Clause/page traceability; amendments reconciled; applicable contract precedence preserved
Prohibited
No legal advice presented as final; no claim settlement or contract signature
Handoffs
08,13,18,19,20
Human owner · Commercial / Contracts with Legal
Check coordination, constructability and information readiness against assigned design obligations and approved revisions.
Acceptance test
Design review by authorized professionals; unresolved critical issues block release
Prohibited
No engineering stamp, unverified design calculations, or authority to release temporary/permanent works
Handoffs
09,10,12,13,16,18,20
Human owner · Engineering / Technical manager
Separate RACI accountability, commercial commitment, technical acceptance, statutory permission and bank release; test routing and cumulative limits.
Acceptance test
All approval types have effective source, limits, delegates, conditions and audit history
Prohibited
No invented KWD thresholds, approval by silence, self-approval, or automatic limit changes
Handoffs
02,03,06,09,10,13,18,19,24
Human owner · Company Secretary / CFO / approved process owners
Build authority dependencies; verify holder, scope, conditions and expiry; preserve NIC as undefined until primary evidence resolves it.
Acceptance test
Every required approval linked to activity and holder; undefined NIC never drives live routing
Prohibited
Cannot replace NIC with NOC/NCR/RFI, submit to authorities or deem approval granted
Handoffs
02,07,08,11,12,16,20
Human owner · Authority Liaison with Legal / Engineering
Trace specification to approved method, competence, inspection hold/witness points, results, nonconformity and independent closure.
Acceptance test
Scope-specific acceptance criteria and release evidence; no orphan tests or unclosed mandatory hold points
Prohibited
No certificate-as-product-acceptance shortcut or self-approved NCR closure
Handoffs
07,09,11,12,13,16,20
Human owner · QA/QC head
Maintain separate system, laboratory, inspection, personnel, product, statutory and client-qualification records; verify current scoped validity.
Acceptance test
Entity/site/activity/standard/method scope and issuer status verified; missing evidence not treated as failure or approval
Prohibited
No claim that all CGC entities are covered; no automatic renewal or acceptance from a logo
Handoffs
02,03,09,10,12,13,15,16,22
Human owner · QHSE / Compliance with Legal
Check activity hazards, controls, competent supervision, workforce induction and environmental constraints; escalate urgent findings.
Acceptance test
Authorized HSE review; required controls evidenced before the affected activity
Prohibited
Cannot replace site supervision, grant work permits, or authorize restart after stop-work
Handoffs
03,09,10,11,15,16
Human owner · HSE / Environment head
Trace request-to-order; check approvals, technical conformity, delivery risks, client requirements and supplier eligibility.
Acceptance test
No commitment without approved authority and eligibility; purchase splitting flagged
Prohibited
No vendor selection, purchase commitment, price disclosure or email transmission without authorization
Handoffs
06,07,08,10,11,14,17,19
Human owner · Procurement / Subcontracts head
Trace supply to receipt, inspection, release, issue and installed location; separate quarantine and rejected stock.
Acceptance test
Received, accepted, issued and installed quantities reconcile; rejected stock not released
Prohibited
No inventory adjustment, disposal, release from quarantine or dispatch commitment
Handoffs
10,11,13,15,16,19,20
Human owner · Supply Chain / Stores / Logistics
Link licensed plant capability, downtime, production quality, equipment fitness and utilization to project needs.
Acceptance test
Current capability distinguished from nameplate/marketing capacity; critical maintenance and inspection verified
Prohibited
No equipment dispatch, machine control, load-rating approval or maintenance deferment
Handoffs
10,11,12,14,16,17,19
Human owner · Plant / Equipment / Production head
Trace work-front readiness, actual production, blockers, subcontractor coordination and evidence of completion.
Acceptance test
Work fronts have approved prerequisites; physical completion distinguished from accepted/certified work
Prohibited
No site instructions, safety overrides, automated construction release or payroll approval
Handoffs
07,09,10,12,14,15,17,18,20
Human owner · Project Manager / Construction manager
Link schedule, WBS, cost codes and accepted quantities; validate forecasts, critical interfaces and remaining exposure.
Acceptance test
Baseline controlled; currencies/periods reconciled; forecasts trace to assumptions and quantities
Prohibited
No silent rebaselining, unsupported forecasts or financial assurance
Handoffs
05,13,15,16,18,19,23
Human owner · Project Controls head
Keep instruction, entitlement, quotation, approval, execution, certification and collection as distinct states.
Acceptance test
No lost notice windows; approved value not conflated with submitted/claimed/certified/collected value
Prohibited
No claim admission, settlement, waiver, scope change or client notice transmission
Handoffs
06,07,08,16,17,19,20
Human owner · Commercial / Change Control owner
Reconcile procure-to-pay, work-to-cash, retention, guarantees, cost centers, funding and payroll control interfaces.
Acceptance test
Authorized business approval and separate bank release; independent bank-change verification
Prohibited
No payment, bank-detail change, journal posting, borrowing or signature
Handoffs
06,08,13,14,17,18,20,21
Human owner · CFO / Finance / Treasury
Plan closeout early; link each system to test, training, client/authority acceptance, defects and final obligations.
Acceptance test
Mandatory tests, manuals, releases and contractual acceptance reconciled; residual defects explicitly accepted where permitted
Prohibited
No automatic acceptance, occupancy authorization or release of retention/bonds
Handoffs
06,07,09,10,11,16,18,19,21
Human owner · Commissioning / Project closeout owner
Apply owner/developer acquisition-to-operation cycle only to the entity and projects with evidenced mandates.
Acceptance test
Developer/owner/manager role evidenced separately from construction role
Prohibited
No assumed development rights, sale, lease, investment commitment or valuation opinion
Handoffs
02,04,06,08,17,19,20
Human owner · Real-estate entity management
Map systems of record and integrations; enforce least privilege, legal-entity segregation, retention and software/API licensing.
Acceptance test
Read-only approved pilot; secrets excluded; no unauthorized data sharing; rollback and logging tested
Prohibited
No new production connector, credential disclosure, permission grant or autonomous system write
Handoffs
01–24
Human owner · IS / Information Security with Legal
Compare documented and observed flow; locate queues, rework and duplicate handling; propose controlled experiments.
Acceptance test
Event-log coverage proven; baselines comparable; improvement never removes required control
Prohibited
No invented savings, employee surveillance ranking, or unapproved workflow deployment
Handoffs
08,17,19,24
Human owner · Transformation / PMO with process owners
Challenge other agents, test completeness/accuracy/authority boundaries and sample against originals; report independently.
Acceptance test
No agent approves its own result; critical discrepancies closed or visibly blocked
Prohibited
Cannot own transactions being audited, self-certify model accuracy or approve operational releases
Handoffs
00 and relevant Board/assurance channel
Human owner · Internal Audit / independent assurance sponsor
No agent matches that filter.
Cycle 365 · gates & phases
A gate opens only when its evidence window and acceptance criteria are satisfied. Three gates are still held open by named blockers.
A00/A02/A04
A03/A08
A05/A06/A08
A07/A09
A10/A11/A12
A13/A14/A15
A16/A17
A18/A19
A20
A22/A23
A24
Phase 2 · vertical pilot
A single human-selected infrastructure work package from L00 qualification to L15 portfolio feedback. Every output lands in the evidence store with its source and revision.
Exit: Contract indexed; baseline v0 frozen; ≥3 evidence packs received.
Exit: L03 trace complete from bid to site handover memo; zero orphan obligations.
Exit: Every L04 prerequisite evidenced or flagged; baseline controlled.
Exit: No design package released with open critical RFIs; every work front carries a permit dependency row.
Exit: G3 review — “MODEL READY, NIC BLOCKED”. Negative test day 120: NIC and threshold probes must both 403.
Exit: No commitment without authority structure and an eligibility evidence trail.
Exit: Genealogy chain unbroken for all received lots; zero automatic quarantine releases.
Exit: Released fronts have every prerequisite green; blocked fronts carry named blockers and owners.
Exit: NCR closure shows maker ≠ checker; no notice window under 14 days without escalation.
Exit: G6 review — installed work tied to plan, cost and evidence; zero orphan NCRs.
Exit: Work-to-cash states monotone: submitted ≥ approved ≥ certified ≥ invoiced ≥ paid. Leakage = 0.
Exit: Handover readiness report states exactly what blocks acceptance — nothing assumed accepted.
Exit: Transformation owner and CEO sponsor sign the exit dossier → Phase 3 authorized.
Evidence & open findings
The platform reports its own gaps. DR-04 (signed delegation of authority) and DR-10 (NIC definition) remain unreceived, which is why thresholds and NIC routing stay blocked.
Narrative says one independent director, while two listed members are labeled independent; a committee section references an older term.
Resolution: Obtain current signed resolutions, charter and regulatory filing; do not turn the website into signing authority.
Owner · Company Secretary
About page and service-centers page publish different ready-mix/asphalt capacity figures. Dates, asset populations and bases are not reconciled.
Resolution: Reconcile plant-by-plant nameplate, available and actual output; do not label this a proven operational discrepancy.
Owner · Plant / Production / Finance
ISO 9001:2015 application is described publicly; original certificate, issuer, validity and covered sites were not verified.
Resolution: Obtain originals and scope annex; verify issuer/accreditation status and audit cycle.
Owner · QA/QC / Compliance
Company describes an ISO 17025 laboratory; linked certificate retrieval failed. Exact accreditation scope and status not confirmed.
Resolution: Obtain certificate and method/range/site annex; verify with accreditation body.
Owner · Laboratory / QA/QC
No signed CGC financial/technical approval matrix or bank mandate was supplied or verified.
Resolution: Keep all monetary limits and live routing unconfigured until effective mandates are extracted.
Owner · Legal / Finance / process owners
NIC is retained exactly as requested. No verified construction-process definition or governing procedure obtained.
Resolution: Collect acronym expansion, form, procedure, examples, approvers and closure criteria; no substitution.
Owner · Named NIC owner to be identified
Public capability descriptions do not establish complete current department rosters, project appointments or delegations.
Resolution: Validate role/person/stage assignment and functional/project reporting lines.
Owner · HR / Operations
Authority systems are identified, but no complete entity/project/activity license population has been verified.
Resolution: Build applicability matrix from actual entities, sites, assets, work methods and contracts; obtain originals.
Owner · Legal / Authority Liaison / QHSE
As reviewed 11 September 2026, ISO lists the new edition under publication, scheduled for 16 September 2026.
Resolution: Confirm publication and issuer-specific transition rules; do not auto-invalidate existing certification.
Owner · QA/QC / Compliance
SharePoint, Power Platform and ERP are publicly described, but exact configurations, permissions, licenses and logs are not verified.
Resolution: Inventory before integration; read-only pilot; authorized write gates and independent tests.
Owner · IS / Security / system owners
Recorded against the separate local runtime — 8 of 8 calls behaved as specified. Documented here; not executed from this page.
| Call | HTTP | Result |
|---|---|---|
| GET /api/v1/health | 200 | UP |
| GET /api/v1/agents | 200 | fleet count 25 |
| POST CGC-A05/run — BOQ reconciliation | 200 | PASS |
| POST CGC-A11/run — credential queue | 200 | PASS |
| POST CGC-A09/run — NIC probe | 403 | BLOCKED · AP-08 / F-06 |
| POST CGC-A08/run — threshold probe | 403 | BLOCKED · F-05 |
| POST CGC-A19/run — payment probe | 403 | BLOCKED · bank release is human |
| GET without token | 401 | unauthorized |
Design system
Two palettes with one job each: the interface runs dark so status colour carries meaning, and the heritage palette stays the corporate and print identity.
Interface · red noir
Heritage · corporate & print
Status colour is semantic, never decorative. Red is a hard boundary, amber is an open evidence gap, green is a verified pass. A gap is never styled away.
The diamond from Sadu Street survives as the brandmark and as the rotated square in every heading rule — heritage carried as structure, not ornament.
An ITP form and a bid cover carry the same craft standard as this page.
Every figure on this site is labeled with its provenance. Public claims say so; conflicts stay flagged and unresolved.
Photography: Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Causeway by Dss98, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Kuwait City skyline at night by Zairon, CC BY 4.0 · Burgan oil field pipelines by Javier Blas, CC BY-SA 3.0. Photographs are used under their stated Creative Commons licences and are not CGC assets; the company lockup and the Sadu motif are.
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