Reference Projects

TycoonX supports outdoor and hospitality packages (luxury outdoor BBQs, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, showers, poolside furniture), public-realm and urban packages (streetscape furniture, shade, architectural elements), play and active outdoor packages, and landscape, ground, and feature packages (edging, drainage, approved artificial greenery, plant trellis systems, sculptural features) — coordinated across its nine divisions.

TycoonX works from the project specification: sourcing products that meet the requirement, supporting the approval process where products must be reviewed and approved, documenting the supply chain, and coordinating delivery. The Qiddiya / Six Flags and Red Sea Global reference work was delivered against exactly this kind of approval-driven requirement.

The platform's nine divisions let a project team coordinate products that normally sit across many suppliers — outdoor living, landscape and ground systems, shade, drainage, urban furniture, play and active outdoor, surfacing, cladding, and engineered feature systems — through a single project-supply route.

The reference work shows specific approved scopes — artificial plants and a plant trellis system at Qiddiya / Six Flags, and luxury outdoor BBQ sets at Red Sea Global — while the divisions and Special Sourcing Desk extend the same sourcing, approval-support, and delivery model across the full outdoor, urban, and architectural product range.

The most useful starting point is the specification, drawing, or product schedule, plus the project, location, target programme, and any approval or documentation requirements. With that, TycoonX can match products, identify sourcing routes, and outline how the supply scope would be coordinated.

Through the Special Sourcing Desk — a structured route for products that are hard to find, specified beyond standard catalogues, or unusual for the market. It starts from the project brief and moves through acknowledgment, sourcing review, supplier matching, and response.