Austrian formwork company Doka has offered services to its customers since its launch in 1958. The company identifies each customer's and project's needs to provide an appropriate solution. It manufactures safety solutions that minimise accident risk and make for a fast and cost-efficient workflow. Working platforms contribute towards enhancing workplace safety during forming operations and the pre-assembled systems are ready for immediate use on the site. The group currently has 150 sales locations and logistics centres in more than 65 countries. In the Middle East, the company's subsidiaries are located throughout the GCC, as well as Iran, Lebanon and Jordan.

Major milestones in Doka's history include work the Burj Dubai, for which the company produced a self-climbing system, Xclimb 60, for the wing-walled structure core of the building. The firm also supplied around six platform levels within the climbing system to enable optimal access of all trades e.g. installation of pre-assembled two-storey high rebar cages, MEP installation and pouring of concrete. Other projects include the Dancing Towers, located in Qatar's West Bay Lagoon Plaza in Doha and the Jaber Al Ahmed International Stadium in Kuwait.