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Data centre concrete cutting and coring · Abu Dhabi, UAE
Khazna Data Centre: data centre concrete cutting and coring.
Arasar delivered diamond cutting and core drilling for BK Gulf LLC at Khazna Data Centre in Abu Dhabi, forming new structural openings and enlarging existing ones during the 2025–2026 project.
Arasar delivered diamond cutting and core drilling for BK Gulf LLC at Khazna Data Centre in Abu Dhabi, forming new structural openings and enlarging existing ones during the 2025–2026 project.
Project
Khazna Data Centre
Location
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Work type
Data centre concrete cutting and coring
Related capability
Concrete core drilling
Completed specialist work
The project in figures.
Client: BK Gulf LLC Project period: 2025–2026. Figures from Arasar's completed-project record.
Concrete coring across the project
3,500+ m
Concrete cutting
56 m²
Specialists on site
44
Machinery units
23
Project duration
6+ months
The coring figure is the recorded project total in metres, not the depth of one bore. Concrete cutting is reported in square metres, not as a floor area cleared. The work does not substantiate complete data centre dismantling or certified data destruction.
Equipment deployed on this package
12 coring machines
3 wall saws
5 jackhammers
2 electric handsaws
1 electric ringsaw
New openings and enlargements
Diamond drilling and cutting were used to form new structural openings and enlarge existing ones according to the project stage.
Finishing the opening edges
Manual finishing and trimming completed the recorded opening work. Cutting and finishing were parts of the same specialist package.
Site teams and shifts
The record describes day and night shifts, on-site skills development and adherence to the site's safety requirements. These are project arrangements, not guaranteed turnaround times for another site.
Scope and constraint
The work behind the images.
Scope. Formation of new structural openings and enlargement of existing openings using diamond drilling and diamond cutting, with manual finishing and trimming of the opening edges.
Constraint. The cutting package followed the current construction stage. Day and night shifts, site safety requirements and coordination within the work areas shaped the delivery programme.
Delivery. The completed-project record reports more than 3,500 metres of concrete coring and 56 m² of concrete cutting across a programme lasting more than six months, with 44 specialists and 23 machinery units on site.
Site inspection within the concrete-opening work area at Khazna Data Centre, as recorded in Arasar's project portfolio.
Rig-mounted diamond coring into a concrete wall. The photograph shows the drilling operation, not a measurement of the total project quantity.
The site safety briefing documented alongside the Khazna cutting and coring work.
Reading the project evidence
What the photographs document.
The details below distinguish the visible work from the wider project brief, so you can assess whether the experience is relevant to your own site.
Structural opening context
The inspection photograph shows the team beneath existing and marked openings. It links the work to a defined concrete alteration rather than removal of the building or its IT systems.
Diamond core drilling
The drill stand, barrel and operator are visible together. This illustrates the coring method recorded for the work package without inferring an individual hole diameter or depth.
Work-area coordination
The portfolio includes site briefing and inspection photographs and records day and night shifts. It does not state that the data centre remained operational during cutting.
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First-party Arasar project record based on the company's completed-project portfolio and original Khazna work-area photographs, authorised for publication in October 2026. This is concrete cutting and coring evidence, not a complete data centre decommissioning, IT removal or facility handover claim. For a similar project, review Arasar's demolition contracting capabilities and company credentials and enquiry requirements.