MD-Report-2010 - NESPAK of engineering consultancy ranging from energy to environment as well as information technology. NESPAK has always remained in the forefront, showing steady

2010MANAGING D IRECTOR ’S REPORT

National Engineering Services

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EnergySector

Water ResourcesDevelopmentSector

DamEngineeringSector

TransportationSector

Environmental &Public HealthEngineering Sector

Architecture &Planning Sector

InformationTechnology& GIS Sector

Oil, Gas &IndustrialSector

List of Selected New,Ongoing & CompletedProjects

SERVICESAppraisals, Pre-feasibility & Feasibility Studies Reconnaissance Studies Preliminary Investigations Development of Alternative Proposals Outline Designs and Cost Estimates Evaluation of Technical & Economic Feasibilities

Investigations Surveys & Mapping Geotechnical and Soil Investigations Hydrological and Environmental Surveys Traffic Surveys Data Analyses Determination of Design Parameters Deformation Monitoring of Structures

Design Preliminary Designs and Costs Model Tests Computer Simulations Detailed Designs and Specifications Detailed Drawings

Tender & Contract Documents Bill of Quantities, Cost Estimates & Schedules Tender Documents Prequalification of Contractors Evaluation of Tenders and Recommendations Contract Documents

Construction Supervision & Contract Management Contract Coordination Progress Monitoring and Control Works Supervision and Quality Control Measurements Certification of Periodic Payments to Contractors Equipment Inspection and Commissioning

Post-construction Services Completion Reports Operation & Maintenance Manuals Routine Maintenance and Safety Inspections Performance Monitoring

Specialised Services Inspection of Dams & Barrages Development of Building Codes Asset Valuation

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FIELDS OF ACTIVITIESWater Resources Planning, Drainage,

Salinity Control and Land Reclamation,

Dams and Barrages, Irrigation Systems,

Agriculture Development and Allied Fields,

Groundwater Resources Development,

Flood Management and Forecasting/Warning

Systems, Institutional and Social Development

Power Transmission and Distribution, Substations,

Hydropower, Thermal Power, Nuclear Power,

Rural Electrification, SCADA and Telecommunications,

Oil & Gas, Heating, Ventilation and Air-conditioning

Motorways, Highways, Urban Roads, Rural Roads,

Grade Separated Interchanges, Bridges & Flyovers,

Subways & Underpasses, Tunnels

Geotechnical, Geo-environmental, Geohazards,

Site Investigations, Geological Characterisation,

Geophysical Surveys, Construction Materials,

Liquefaction Analysis, Seismic Risk Evaluation,

Hazard Microzonation, Ground Improvement,

Deep Excavation Support Systems

Airport Terminal Buildings, Hangars, Runways,

Taxiways, Air Traffic Control Towers

Deep Seaports, Fish Harbours, Marine Terminals,

Container Terminals, Inland River Navigation,

Marine Jetties

Healthcare Buildings, Educational Buildings,

High-rise Buildings, Office Buildings, Sports Facilities,

Industrial Buildings, Low-cost Housing, Residential

Communities, Urban Planning, Slum Upgradation,Landscaping, Interior Design

Water Supply, Sewerage, Stormwater Drainage,

Solid Waste Management, Plumbing, Water and

Waste Water Treatment

Site Characterisation/Baseline Data for Environmental

Impact Assessment, Environmental Risk Assessment,

Environmental Planning and Management,

Environmental Health & Safety, Air and Noise Pollution

Control, Contaminated Site Assessment and

Mitigation, Environmental Audit

Steel Mills, Automobile Plants, Cement Plants,

Fertilizer Plants, Polyester Plants, Sugar Plants,

Textile Units

Business Process Re-engineering, Management

Information System, Database Applications,

Web Portals, Data Ware Housing, Data Conversion,

Networking and Data Centres, Satellite Imagery

Processing, Digital Terrain Modelling, GPS Survey,

GIS Development, Map Digitisation, Analyses and

Production

Land Surveying, Cadastral Surveying, Hydrographic

Survey, Geodetic Survey, Deformation Studies,

Surveying Services during Construction Supervision

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ESPAK started its journey 38 years ago, and there was no looking back in Nterms of growth and development. It offers a broad spectrum of services in the

realm of engineering consultancy ranging from energy to environment as well as

information technology. NESPAK has always remained in the forefront, showing

steady growth at home and abroad. By the grace of God, the Company has emerged

successful in the ventures it has been engaged, both in the public and private sectors.

In the years behind us, NESPAK saw several ups and downs in its business

acquisition and implementation of projects. Through the years, it nevertheless rose to

the challenges it came across and continues to move ahead.

NESPAK made record progress during 2009-2010 by acquiring projects worth

Rs. 10.16 billion compared to the last year's business of Rs. 6.5 billion, showing an

increase of more than 56 percent. It acquired 101 new projects at home and abroad

amid tough national and international competition.

Major projects acquired in foreign countries include dams in southern region of

Saudi Arabia, transmission of water from Khulais and Rabigh dams to Jeddah in

Makkah Al-Mukarramah region, upgradation of roads and distribution network in

Oman, three sports clubs in Qatar and an irrigation/drainage project in Ethiopia.

NESPAK remained actively involved in reconstruction activities in Afghanistan as

construction work progressed on projects in the health and education sectors.

The major projects acquired in Pakistan during the year include West Bank Bypass

Project Muzaffarabad, Quick Impact Projects FATA, Prime Minsiter's Southern

Punjab Water Supply and Sewerage Schemes Multan, Transmission Scheme for

dispersal of power from Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project, 500 kV transmission

line 3rd circuit Jamshoro-Moro-Dadu-Rahim Yar Khan and Moro Substation

projects.

Strict quality assurance has always been the hallmark of NESPAK. During the year,

audit reports were generated after internal audits were executed through the Internal

Quality Audit Programme at all NESPAK divisions/offices. Surveillance audits were

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carried out by the lead auditor of Moody International at NESPAK's Lahore, Karachi and

Islamabad offices. NESPAK was issued the new standard and the UKAS (United Kingdom

Accreditation Services) Certificate by Moody International for three years.

NESPAK is an icon of precision and engineering excellence and it applies the same

throughout the broad spectrum of its consultancy services. Our strength lies in our

professional staff. Specialised training programmes are regularly held to enhance professional

capabilities of the employees. NESPAK Human Resource Division organised a series of

courses/lectures on technical, managerial and support competencies during 2009-2010 at

Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, imparting training to 527 employees. As many as 88 courses

were conducted on project management, monitoring & evaluation, assertive client handling,

problem solving and decision making. For support competencies, courses on thinking skills,

presentation skills, technical report writing, leadership and conflict resolution were arranged.

NESPAK believes in quality work and meeting timelines for the projects in hand. NESPAK's

performance in the earthquake-hit areas has been commendable, where it continues to play its

role in the reconstruction of the projects worth Rs. 15. 7 billion.

NESPAK is committed to its clients and staff and we cherish the core values of integrity,

respect and teamwork. In the service of its clients, NESPAK pursues the highest standards of

professionalism, being open to new technologies and acting decisively and consistently. In my

second year as Managing Director, I reiterate my goal to maintain the positive and nurturing

environment within NESPAK, keeping an open door policy, striving towards the path of

sustainable growth and the general well-being of its employees.

Asad I. A. KhanPresident & Managing Director

ENERGYSECTOR

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block in Pakistan the 747 MW

Combined Cycle Power Plant Guddu,

costing Rs 50.6 billion. The contract for

design, equipment supply, installation,

testing and commissioning has already

been signed by the CPGCL with M/s

Harbin Power Engineering, China.

NESPAK has been engaged by the

Punjab Irrigation and Power

Department for feasibility studies for

small hydel power stations at 10 sites

under the Punjab irrigation system. A

US$ 500 million (Rs. 41.6 billion) loan

has been negotiated with the Asian

Development Bank for the Renewable

Energy Development Sector

Programme for which NESPAK has

already completed ranking of sites.

NESPAK signed a contract with

National Transmission & Despatch

Company (NTDC) for the Rs. 25

billion 500kV Transmission Line 3rd

Circuit Jamshoro-Moro-Dadu to Rahim

Yar Khan (600km) and Moro

Substation Project funded by the Asian

Development Bank. Besides,

construction of 600km of 500kV

transmission lines and a new 500kV

switching station at Moro, Sindh,

500kV substations at Jamshoro, Dadu

and Rahim Yar Khan will be extended.

NESPAK services include project

management, bidding documentation,

bid evaluation, design review,

construction supervision, erection,

testing and commissioning for the

project to be executed on a turnkey

basis in four years.

NESPAK inked a consultancy contract

with the NTDC for the dispersal of

power from the Barge Mounted Karkey

Rental Power Plant Project, Phase-I

(231.8 MW) Karachi. The

infrastructure works for Karkey power

project will cost Rs. 906 million.

NESPAK services include planning,

enquiry documentation, proposal

evaluation, contract awarding

assistance, construction

– NESPAK is providing technical,

financial and environmental

advice on all aspects of power

generation, transmission and

distribution system on the projects of

national importance to combat the

unprecedented power crisis prevailing

in the country. During the year,

NESPAK acquired 10 new projects

worth Rs. 380 billion (US$ 4.5 billion)

with the Riyadh Power Plant No. 10 in

Saudi Arabia being the highlight of the

Company's business.

New projects: The Central Power

Generation Company Limited

(CPGCL) has hired a NESPAK-led

joint venture for providing design

review and construction supervision

services for the largest combined cycle

An outside view of Turbine Block A-1 at theRiyadh Power Plant No. 10

Construction activity under way at theNew Bong Escape Hydropower Project

venture called the Neelum-Jhelum

Consultants, comprising MWH

International Inc., US, NORPLAN,

Norway, NESPAK, ACE and NDC –

Pakistan.

A NESPAK-led joint venture is

rendering design review and

construction supervision services for

the Rahim Yar Khan 500kV Substation

and Associated 500kV Transmission

Lines Project, costing Rs. 6.4 billion

and the Dadu-Khuzdar Transmission

System Project, costing Rs. 5.3 billion.

The projects are partially funded by the

Japan International Cooperation

Agency.

The NESPAK-Moshanir-Iran joint

venture has submitted inception report,

route survey, investigation report,

Environmental Impact Assessment

(EIA) report, draft design memorandum

and draft feasibility report to the

NTDC-Pakistan and TAVANIR-Iran for

the HVDC/HVAC transmission line

interconnection between the Pak-Iran

power systems for 1,000 MW

electricity import from Iran. SNC

Lavalin-Canada and Power Planners

International-Pakistan are NESPAK's

sub-consultants.

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supervision,installation, testing and

commissioning.

NESPAK, in association with SNC-

Lavalin, will carry out a feasibility

study of 1300km HVDC/HVAC

transmission line for dispersal of 2500-

3000MW power from a coal-based

power plant in Karachi to load-centres

upcountry.

A NESPAK-M/s MWH Global Inc.,

USA joint venture has been entrusted

by the M/s Laraib Energy Limited with

design review and construction

supervision of the 84 MW New Bong

Escape Hydroelectric Power Project,

Mangla, costing Rs. 17.6 billion (US$

210 million). The project is financed by

the national and international donors

including the Asian Development

Bank, the Islamic Development Bank

and the International Finance

Corporation.


Saudi Consulting Services

(SAUDCONSULT) for providing

services to the Saudi Electricity

Company for the Riyadh Power

Plant No. 10, costing US$ 3 billion

(Rs. 251 billion). NESPAK scope of

services includes design review,

construction supervision, testing and

commissioning of the plant.

Ongoing projects: NESPAK continued

construction supervision of Rs. 130

billion 969 MW Neelum-Jhelum

Hydroelectric Project under a joint

HRSG Steel Structure being erected at the Nandipur Power Plant

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Under-construction powerhouse ofthe Jinnah Hydropower Project

Forebay of Battar Hydropower Project in progress

A view of the Jakhro Gas Field wellhead

The construction of civil and structural

works at Rs. 26 billion (US$ 330

million) 425 MW Combined Cycle

Power Plant Nandipur are in an

advanced stage. The project was

launched by M/s Dongfang Electric

Corporation Ltd., China.

NESPAK continued evaluation of bids

and award of contract to a Consortium

of AREVA T&DSAS France and

VISCAS Corporation Japan for

NTDC's Load Despatch System

Upgrading Project.

Work is in progress on the 96 MW

Jinnah Hydropower Project Mianwali,

costing Rs. 8.8 billion, the

rehabilitation of 22 MW Jabban

Hydroelectric Power Station costing

Rs. 1.0 billion, 4.8 MW Battar

Hydropower Project Azad Jammu &

Kashmir, costing Rs 646 million and

supply and construction of transmission

lines for the Duber Khwar, Khan

Khwar and Allai Khwar hydropower

projects on River Indus costing Rs. 2.5

billion.

NESPAK along with SAUDCONSULT

is providing services for the Rabigh

Power Plant Extension Project Units

No. 38 to 49 Stage VII and Units

No. 22 to 37 Stage V. The total cost

of the two projects is US$ 1.7 billion

(Rs. 123.6 billion).

Completed projects: NESPAK

achieved another milestone in the

Energy Sector by completing harmonic

studies for 220 kV Kot Lakhpat Grid Station, Lahore with the Power Planners International (PPI)–Pakistan and the Power System Dynamics (PSD)–South Africa as sub-consultants. The high-end technical system study and analysis report were carried out for the WAPDA/NTDC system for the first time in Pakistan.

The equipment installation for the system performance measurement and harmonic analysis was also completed at the 220 kV Quetta Industrial Grid Station by NESPAK, PPI-Pakistan and PSD-South Africa.

NESPAK in an association with M/s

SOCOIN, Spain, completed the

feasibility study for Gas-based Thermal

Power Plants from Small Gas Fields of

Pakistan. The study was aimed at

identifying small gas fields in Sindh

and Balochistan, authenticating gas

availability and examining viability of

thermal plants in the country.

In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,

NESPAK completed technical report

and tender documents for the Power

Supply to Shuqaiq Phase-2 Water

Transmission System project awarded

by the Saline Water Conversion

Corporation, Riyadh, costing US$ 713

million (Rs. 43 billion).

WATER RESOURCESDEVELOPMENT SECTOR

Earthwork for main canal embankment for

10,000 hectares of land in progress in Ethiopia

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The Water Resources Development

Sector proved to be a growing area

of activity in 2009-2010. During the

year, NESPAK made a major

breakthrough in Ethiopia by acquiring

Irrigation/Drainage System for Rice

Project in Gambela State. The

Company secured a total of 18 new

projects, including two foreign ones

worth Rs 73 billion (US$ 870 million).

New projects: During the year,

NESPAK was hired by the Punjab

Irrigation and Power Department for

monitoring and construction

supervision of Rs. 15 billion

Rehabilitation of Irrigation System all

over Punjab project. The works include reconstruction/remodelling of bridges, falls, outlets and concrete lining, side protection and strengthening of canal banks.

Under the Quick Impact Projects, a feasibility study for Dhana Irrigation Scheme in Wana, South Waziristan Agency has been awarded to NESPAK. Topographic surveys, hydrological studies and conceptual layout for this project are in progress.

In a major breakthrough, a NESPAK joint venture secured a contract in Gambela State, the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, for planning, design and tender documentation for the Irrigation/Drainage System for Rice Project, covering an area of 10,000 hectares. Substantial progress has been achieved on the project funded by the Saudi Star Agricultural Development Private Limited Company.

Ongoing projects: NESPAK is

providing design review and


the Rs. 52 billion Mega Irrigation

Project for the Punjab Irrigation and

Power Department. Major works

include rehabilitation of the irrigation

system and lining of canals in

Sargodha, Bahawalpur, DG Khan,

Multan, Faisalabad and Lahore

irrigation zones. The project is

expected to be completed by August

2011.

The National Programme for

Improvement of Watercourses in

Pakistan has been extended for another

two years (2010-11). Consultancy

contracts have been revised by the

NESPAK-led joint venture and the

Client. Total project cost is Rs.28

billion for Punjab, Rs. 8.4 billion for

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Rs. 121 million

for the Islamabad Capital Territory and

Rs.307 million for Gilgit-Baltistan.

NESPAK is rendering detailed design

and construction supervision services

for the ADB-funded Rehabilitation and

Upgradation of Balloki Barrage and

Lower Bari Doab Canal System project

of the Punjab Irrigation and Power

Department, costing Rs. 17.2 billion.

Fifty percent of the deliverables

concerning design and drawings for

both the Canal and Balloki component

has been submitted.

NESPAK in association with the

Associated Consulting Engineers (Pvt.)

Limited (ACE) and TEMULSU

International Engineering Services Inc.,

Turkey is providing design review and

construction supervision for the Sindh

Water Sector Improvement Project

Phase-I, costing Rs. 14.5 billion. The

project aims to improve water

distribution in the Area Water Boards of

Ghotki, Nara and Left Bank under the

Sindh Irrigation and Drainage

Authority.

Pad formation for construction of watercourseunder Greater Thal Canal Command AreaDevelopment ProjectA view of landside stone pitching at the Keenjhar Lake System

Watercourses constructed under the National Programme for Improvement of Watercourses

The lower part of the Rs. 8 billion

Rehabilitation and Upgradation of the

Lower Chenab Canal System (Part-B)

Project comprising Burala Branch,

Lower Gugera Branch, Rakh Branch

and Mian Ali Branch along with

distributaries and minors is being

rehabilitated and updated.

NESPAK-HALCROW-ICS joint

venture has submitted inception report,

pre-qualification documents and

evaluation of applicants for pre-

qualification and contract documents

for Rs. 6.3 billion Punjab Irrigation

System Improvement Project. The

Consultants will also provide resident

supervision for the project launched by

the Punjab Irrigation and Power

Department.

The raising of embankment and

additional weir continued under the

“Assuring Water Supply to Karachi by

Upgrading Keenjhar Lake System”

project, costing Rs. 3.4 billion.

The Greater Thal Canal Command

Area Development Project Phase-I,

costing Rs. 1.9 billion has been put into

operation. The project envisages

development/lining of 725

watercourses covering command area

of 143,764 hectares of land in Bhakkar,

Khushab and Layyah districts in 5

years. NESPAK-led joint venture was

entrusted with survey and design

checks, unit assessment rates for

construction material, cost estimation,

quality assurance and construction

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supervision by the Punjab Agriculture

Department.

Drip and sprinkler irrigation systems

have been installed at 1,600 hectares of

land throughout Pakistan out of planned

291,249 hectares under “Water

Conservation and Productivity

Enhancement through High Efficiency

(Pressurised) Irrigation Systems

Project” launched by the Federal

Ministry of Food and Agriculture.

NESPAK is responsible for designing,

quality assurance and installation of

systems for the project costing Rs. 1.8

billion.

Work is in progress for the 5-year

Punjab Irrigated Agriculture Investment

Programme envisaging feasibility study

and detailed design for the Suleimanki,

Trimmu and Punjnad barrages and

Pakpattan, Sidhnai and Thal Canal

Systems. Inception and feasibility

reports for Suleimanki and Punjnad

barrages have been submitted.

Completed projects: The Kachhi

Canal Project costing Rs. 38 billion

was executed on a fast-track basis

under WAPDA's Vision 2025

Programme. The canal which off-takes

from Taunsa Barrage at Indus in Punjab

will irrigate 288,765 hectares of

culturable command area in

Balochistan. NESPAK in association

with the Associated Consulting

Engineers (Pvt.) Limited, National

Drainage Consultants and Barqaab

provided engineering and design

services for the project completed in

June 2010.

NESPAK completed detailed design

and tender documentation for the Islam

Barrage Rehabilitation and

Modernisation Project costing Rs. 3.2

billion. This World Bank-funded

project had been awarded to a

NESPAK-led joint venture by the

Punjab Irrigation and Power

Department.

Drip and sprinkler system installed under the WaterConservation and Productivity EnhancementIrrigation System Project

Completed silt excluder at Kachhi Canal

Taunsa Barrage

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In the Dam Engineering Sector,

NESPAK showed notable

performance during the year by

acquiring the project titled “Seven

dams in the south of the Kingdom of

Saudi Arabia.” NESPAK is responsible

for the construction supervision of this

project costing US$ 105 million

(Rs. 8.8 billion). The project awarded

by the Ministry of Water & Electricity

is likely to be completed in three years.

DAM ENGINEERINGSECTOR

Under the Quick Impact Projects,

NESPAK has been awarded the

Kundiwam Dam Project in South

Waziristan Agency, Federally

Administrated Tribal Areas (FATA).

Ongoing projects: The NESPAK-led

Mangla Joint Venture Consultants is

providing detailed engineering, tender documentation and construction supervision for the Mangla Dam Raising Project, costing Rs. 102 billion (US$ 1.3 billion). Raising works for major components of main works, i.e., main dam, intake embankment, Sukian Dyke, Jari Dam, rim works and main

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Kundiwam Dam site, South Waziristan Agency

A view of completed raised Intake Embankment for the Mangla Dam Raising Project

spillway as well as construction of

control weir on upstream of the

emergency spillway and all related

mechanical and electrical works have

substantially been completed.

Detailed design, tender documents and

revised PC-I Proforma have been

submitted for the Rs. 16.9 billion Nai

Gaj Dam Project. NESPAK also carried

out studies for high efficiency drip

irrigation system for the project and

design of main gravity water pipeline

from Nai Gaj to Manchar Lake.

NESPAK is providing construction

management services for the Rs. 571

million Dande Dam Project in the

North Waziristan Agency, consisting of

7.7 km long irrigation system for

8 sq. km of land.

Completed projects: NESPAK in

association with Black & Veatch and

Su-Yapi Engineering and Consulting

Inc., Turkey, completed the

construction supervision of US$ 290

million (Rs. 17.2 billion) Wadi Dayqah

Dam. This is the highest dam in Oman

with a total height of about 75m,

having a reservoir of 100 million cubic

metres. NESPAK provided detailed

design and construction supervision for

the project of the Omanese Ministry of

Regional Municipalities, Environment

and Water Resources.

NESPAK completed construction

management for the Rs. 255 million

Dargai Pal Dam Project in South

Waziristan Agency awarded by the

Federal Administrative Tribal Area

Development Authority. The 25m high

and 233m long zoned earth-fill dam has

5,028,174 cubic metres storage

capacity with a catchment area of about

103 sq. km.

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Dargai Pal Dam site

Wadi Dayqah Dam, Oman, in operation

Under-Construction intake tower at Dande Dam

T

he Transportation Sector recorded

high activity during the year 2009-

2010. NESPAK expert capabilities in

this sector enabled the Company to win

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worth Rs. 24 billion (US$ 288 million).

New projects: NESPAK has been

entrusted with the construction

supervision of the Remaining Works

for ADB Assisted Punjab Road

Sector Development project costing

Rs. 7.3

Communication & Works Department.

NESPAK has been hired by the

National Highway Authority (NHA) for

design review and construction

supervision of the West Bank Bypass

Road Project, Muzaffarabad, costing

Rs. 2 billion.

NESPAK has been awarded design

review of the Rathoa Haryam Bridge,

billion for the Punjab

Mirpur, Azad Jammu and Kashmir,

costing Rs. 3.5 billion and feasibility

study and design review of a flyover

from Lahori Chowk to Sheikh Zaid

Chowk in Larkana City, costing

Rs. 1.0 billion.

Overseas, NESPAK has been engaged

for detailed design, tender

documentation and construction

supervision of the Upgradation of Izki

to Firq and Marfaa Daris to Al Ghafat

SECTOR

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Quaid-e-Azam International Interchange, Lahore Ring Road

TRANSPORTATION

Completed Airport Interchange at theLahore Ring Road

Road project costing US$ 54 million

(Rs. 4.5 billion) for Oman's Ministry of

Transport and Communications. The

Ministry of Municipalities and Rural

Affairs, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,

engaged NESPAK for the construction

supervision of the Road Project in

Shaqra, Riyadh Province, costing

US$ 60 million (Rs. 5 billion).


construction supervision of 17

packages of the Lahore Ring Road

Project costing Rs. 35 billion for the

Punjab Communication and Works

Department. Work on six packages

including an interchange on Lahore

Airport, Saggian Interchange and Niazi

Interchange has been completed. The

Lahore Airport Interchange was

inaugurated by Turkish President

Abdullah Gul.

The Quaid-e-Azam Interchange at the

Grand Trunk Road was inaugurated by

Punjab Chief Minister Mian

Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif. This

Interchange will be used for transit

trade via Wahga Border.

NESPAK continued work on

Upgradation and Widening of Surab-

Basima-Nag-Panjgur-Hoshab Section

of N-85, costing Rs. 17 billion awarded

by the NHA. After the completion of

the design review, construction

supervision of two packages of 200 km

out of 459 km has been started.

Design review was carried out for the

Improvement of Karakorum Highway

from Raikot to Khunjrab (335 km)

project, costing Rs. 49 billion while

construction supervision has been

started for the entire project.

Detailed design and tender

documentation for the Peshawar

Northern Bypass costing Rs. 9 billion

and detailed design for the

Hassanabdal-Havelian Expressway

costing Rs. 8.2 billion have been

submitted to the NHA. The Lahore

Roads Rehabilitation Project costing

Rs. 5 billion is nearing completion

under NESPAK's supervision.

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Saggian Interchange, Lahore Ring Road

Abdullah Gul Interchange, Lahore Ring Road, named after the Turkish president

Madar-e-Millat Road constructed under the LahoreRoad Rehabilitation Project-Phase-2

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Shalimar Interchange, Mughalpura, Lahore

Batinah Highway, Oman

Completed Sohar-Buraimi Road, Oman

NESPAK continued work for the

reconstruction and rehabilitation of

about 750 km roads and nine bridges in

the earthquake-hit areas. The scope of

work includes design/design vetting

and construction supervision of the

projects costing Rs. 9 billion awarded

by the Earthquake Reconstruction and

Rehabilitation Authority.

In Oman, NESPAK is providing


the Batinah Coastal Road project

costing US$ 936 million (Rs. 56.2

billion) after completing design of two

road sections. NESPAK continued to

provide construction supervision of

Salalah-Thumrait Road costing US$

131 million (Rs. 10.3 billion) and

rehabilitation works on Nizwa-

Thumrait Road costing US$ 133

million (Rs. 10.4 billion). Construction

supervision services are being provided

for US$ 104 million (Rs. 6.2 billion)

Wadi Bani Kharus Road, US$ 48

million (Rs. 2.9 billion) Madinat Al

Ilam Ring Road, US$ 48 million

(Rs. 2.9 billion) Cyclone Damages

on Wadi Tayeen Road project and

US$ 23 million Dualisation of Al Mulladah Al Hazm Road project costing US$ 23 billion (Rs. 1.8 billion) after the completion of detailed design.

In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, NESPAK continued construction supervision of the Riyadh/Najran Roads project costing US$ 31 million (Rs. 2 billion) expected to be completed in 2011.

Completed projects: NESPAK completed Shalimar Interchange, Lahore, costing Rs. 3.4 billion and upgradation/improvement of Road from Mai Kolachi to Submarine Chowk, Karachi, costing Rs. 700 million.

In Oman, work on Sohar-Buraimi Road costing US$ 167 million (Rs. 10.7 billion) was completed and improvement of Batinah Highway project costing US$ 56 million (Rs. 3.4 billion) was handed over to the client.

In Bangladesh, NESPAK completed detailed design for the Dhaka Chittagong Highway Project, costing Rs. 18.8 billion.

(Rs. 1.8 billion)

Airports

NESPAK in association with Aeroports

de Paris Ingenierie (ADPi), France, is

providing design and field design

support services for the Rs. 50 billion

Benazir Bhutto International Airport

(BBIA) project, Islamabad. NESPAK

has additionally been awarded

construction supervision services of the

BBIA. The project spread over 1294

hectares of land is planned for 9 million

passengers annually along with 100,000

tonnes of cargo after its completion in

2013.

NESPAK continued to provide

construction supervision for the New

Gwadar International Airport.

NESPAK's scope of services includes

master planning, detailed design and

construction supervision for this

Rs. 8 billion project. The project spread

over 1,740 hectares of land is expected

to be completed by 2014.

NESPAK is rendering complete

architectural and engineering services

for the Rs. 3 billion Sialkot

International Airport. This project is

Pakistan's first airport constructed and

owned by the private sector. NESPAK

carried out feasibility study, master

planning, detailed design and

construction supervision of this project.

Currently, NESPAK is providing design

and construction supervision for

additional implementation works of the

airport's phase-wise development

programme.


engaged for the Rehabilitation of Civil

Structure of Causeway for the Pakistan

Steel Jetty. NESPAK services include

condition survey, design and

construction supervision of

rehabilitation of piles and

superstructure for the 3,172-metre long

jetty.

The Yemen Economic Corporation,

Sana'a, Republic of Yemen, hired

NESPAK for design vetting and

construction supervision of the Grain

Storage Terminal at the Al-Saleef Port

Seaports & Harbours

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about 75 km north of the Al-Hodeidah

Port. The project costing US$ 32

million (Rs. 2.7 billion) is being

implemented on turnkey basis.

Ongoing projects: Grain and Fertilizer

Terminal costing Rs. 8.4 billion at Port

Qasim is nearing completion under the

supervision of NESPAK which is

responsible for vetting its design, audit

and commissioning.

NESPAK is providing consultancy

services including design, condition

survey, bidding documentation and bid

evaluation for the construction of new

jetties at Boat Basin Keamari and Baba

and Bhit Islands, costing Rs. 1.0

billion.

NESPAK has submitted final draft

design of all infrastructure facilities for

the Karachi Fish Harbour

Modernisation Project, costing

Rs. 2.5 billion awarded by the Karachi

Fish Harbour Authority.

Site for Benazir Bhutto InternationalAirport, Islamabad

Sialkot International Airport

Grain and Fertilizer Terminal, Port Qasim, Karachi

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NESPAK offers a vast field of expertise in the Environmental

and Public Health Engineering Sector. During the year, the E&PHE Sector took a large step forward when NESPAK's aggressive business promotion activities resulted in securing 13 new projects at home and three abroad, costing Rs. 20 billion (US$ 250 million). The Company has come a long way by acquiring five times greater business in the E&PHE Sector during the year as compared to the previous year, giving a boost to its profile.

New projects: NESPAK has been engaged by the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA), Multan, for Prime Minister's Southern Punjab Development Package for Water Supply and Sewerage Scheme, Multan City (Part-I), costing Rs. 2.8 billion. Scope of work includes laying of water supply and sewerage system for 10 schemes in Multan.

ENVIRONMENTAL& PUBLIC HEALTHENGINEERING SECTOR

The Punjab Communication & Works

Department has engaged NESPAK

through WASA, Lahore for design

vetting and construction supervision of

water supply, sewerage and stormwater

drainage system under the

“Rehabilitation of Multan Road from

Chauburji to Thokar Niaz Beg, Lahore”

project costing Rs. 2.7 billion.

In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

(KSA), NESPAK has been hired by the

Ministry of Municipality and Rural

Affairs for study and design of

stormwater drainage and prevention of

stormwater hazard for Qilwah, Al-

Mukhwa, Biljurashi, Al-Mandaq and

Al-Aqiq cities in Al-Baha Region.

NESPAK scope of services includes

preliminary studies, final design and

tender documentation.

The Ministry of Electricity & Water,

Riyadh, KSA, engaged NESPAK for

the construction supervision of Water

Transmission Line from Khulais and

Rabigh dams to Jeddah. The project

costing US$ 63 million (Rs. 5.3 billion)

involves the construction of a 40,000

cu m/day water treatment plant at the

Khulais Dam site and installation of

43-km long ductile iron (DI) water

transmission main of DN 700-

1200mm.

NESPAK has been awarded

construction supervision of

Transmission of Water from Hali,

Yabah, Al-Laith Dams to Al-Shoaiba,

Under-construction Water Treatment Plant forWater Transmission from Khulais andRabigh Dams Project

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Laying of pipeline for Water Transmission fromKhulais and Rabigh dams to Jeddah

Laying of sewer near Northern Bypass Multan under the Prime Minister’s Southern Punjab Development Package

Work under way on the Bulk Water Supply Schemefrom River Jhelum to Murree project

NESPAK is designing “Prime

Minister's Southern Punjab

Development Package” comprising six

sub-projects worth Rs. 3 billion.

Recently, NESPAK has been awarded

additional sub-project related to

sewerage for Jehangirabad, Rajapur and

Qadirabad in Multan city.

Work is under way on the Rs. 17 billion

Quetta Water Supply & Environmental

Improvement Project Phase-I,

Rs. 16 billion Qartaba City and

Rs. 4.3 billion Bulk Water Supply

Scheme from River Jhelum to Murree

projects.

Jeddah by the Ministry of Water & Electricity, Riyadh. The US$ 95 million (Rs. 8 billion) project involves the laying of about 200 km DI pipeline of DN 700mm-1400mm.

In the Sultanate of Oman, NESPAK has been hired for detailed design, tender documentation, design review and construction supervision of Water Supply to Bahla Wilayat (Phase-2) costing US$ 87 million (Rs. 7.3 billion) and Water Supply to Sinaw (Package-2) costing US$ 52 million (Rs. 4.4 billion) as additional services to original contracts.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Health Engineering Department awarded NESPAK feasibility study, detailed design and tender documentation for the Greater Water Supply Scheme, Peshawar.

NESPAK has been engaged for the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study of Modern Transfer Station at Nain Sukh/Saggian Tehsil City District, Lahore, Sanitary Landfill Site, Gujranwala, Tetra Pak Plant-2 Lahore and Mega USAID Road Projects for the construction of Tank-Gomal-Tanai-Wana Road and Tank-Jandola-Makin Road in South

Waziristan Agency, Federally

Administrated Tribal Areas (FATA),

costing Rs. 2.1 billion.

The Port Qasim Authority has hired

NESPAK for providing engineering

services for infrastructure facilities in

the remaining areas of its North

Western and South Western Industrial

Zones and treatment plants. NESPAK

services include planning, designing,

bidding documentation, construction

supervision, assessment of the effluent

to develop a waste-water treatment

plant, geotechnical investigations, EIA

and social impact analysis.

Ongoing projects: Construction is

nearing completion on a 120-cusec

Disposal Station at Shadipura and an

outfall drain under the “Trunk Sewer

from Shadipura to Salamatpura,

Lahore” project. NESPAK will also

provide resident supervision for this

project. Work is in progress on Area

Drainage Scheme for M. M. Alam

Road on Shamsuddin Road, Guru

Mangat Road and Makkah Colony upto

Sattu Katla Drain, Lahore, and 32

schemes for reduction of stagnating

rainwater at sore points/ponding areas.

The estimated cost of these projects is

Rs.1.8 billion.

Work is in progress on the project,

“Upgrading and rehabilitation of

Sewage Treatment Plant and design of

Sewage Collection System at Khasab”

launched by Oman's Ministry of

Regional Municipalities, Environment

& Water Resources, costing US$ 11

million (Rs. 633 million).

A water transmission line to the Asian

Beach Games Complex was

inaugurated under the Water Supply to

Musanaah Wilayat project costing

US$ 46 million (Rs. 3.9 billion).

NESPAK is providing construction

supervision for the project awarded by

Oman's Public Authority for Electricity

& Water.

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Pressure filters installed at Buraimi Sewage Treatment Plant, Oman

Screens and grit chamber in Sumail, Oman

Installation of gate valve and branch line: Ahwaz Water Sector Implementation Project, Iran

Musanaah Wilayat: Thurst boring in progress

Supervision work is in progress on five

out of 15 contracts of US$ 30 million

(Rs. 2.4 billion) Ahwaz Water Sector

Implementation Project, a World Bank-

funded project launched by the Ahwaz

Water & Wastewater Company under

the supervision of NESPAK and Anjam

Tarh Tadbir, Iran.

Completed projects: NESPAK has

completed consultancy services for

Rs. 21.12 billion Clean Drinking Water

for All Project of the Ministry of

Special Initiatives. The project

involved the installation of 6,615 ultra-

filtration plants (one in each union

council) all over the country.

NESPAK completed engineering

design of the trunk sewer along the

Cantonment drain. The project costing

Rs.1.1 billion was awarded by

Cantonment Board, Lahore.

NESPAK completed the Punjab

Sustainable Development Strategy

Project for Punjab Environment

Protection Department and EIA study

of Kahna Kacha Landfill Site, for City

District Government, Lahore, and

Packaging Solutions, Sheikhupura. The

project was awarded by the First Treat

Manufacturing Modaraba.

NESPAK completed “Upgrading and

Rehabilitation of Sewage Treatment

Plants and Sewerage System in Sumail

and Buraimi Towns” project for

Oman's Ministry of Regional

Municipalities, Environment and Water

Resources. The cost of the two projects

is US$ 45 million (Rs. 3.8 billion).

ARCHITECTURE& PLANNING

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SECTOR A conceptual view of Danish School building

D

ue to well-earned reputation over

the last 37 years, NESPAK's three

Architecture & Planning Divisions at

Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad and

Disaster Management &

Reconstruction Division acquired 31

local projects and one foreign job worth

Rs 15 billion (US$ 189 million) during

the year 2009-2010. The Architecture

& Planning Division stood at top in

terms of business acquisition which is a

landmark achievement in the history of

NESPAK.


awarded “Centre of Excellence

Schools” project costing Rs. 3.3 billion

by the Punjab Danish School System &

Centres of Excellence Authority.

NESPAK will design academic blocks,

auditoriums, cafeteria, hostels and staff

residences in Muzaffargarh, Layyah,

Kasur, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahib,

Sargodha, Jauharabad, Chakwal and

Jhelum districts.

Lahore Gymkhana hostel building

The Pakistan Sports Board has engaged

NESPAK for master planning, detailed

architectural and engineering design for

the 44-acre Narowal Sports Complex

costing Rs. 732 million.

NESPAK has been awarded

“Developing Comprehensive City

Boundaries of Cities of Lahore,

Rawalpindi and Multan” project by the

Urban Unit of the Planning and

Development Department. The Defence

Housing Authority Lahore hired

NESPAK for detailed town planning of

18,000-kanal DHA Phase VIII.

An agreement has been signed between

the Lahore Gymkhana Club

Management and NESPAK for the

construction supervision of the hostel

building at the Lahore Gymkhana Club

costing Rs. 100 million.

NESPAK has been hired by the Sindh

Government for technical inspection

and evaluation to identify defective

works at the shrine of Lal Shahbaz

Qalandar (RA) at Sehwan Sharif in

three phases.


Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Workers Welfare

Board, Government of Pakistan, for

design and construction supervision of

the 60-bed Burn and Trauma Centre at

the Hayatabad Medical Complex,

Peshawar, with a covered area of

84,000 sq. ft., costing Rs. 288 million.

NESPAK in association with M/s Amin

Tariq Associates has been engaged for

conservation and retrofitting of 15

heritage buildings of British era in the

earthquake-hit areas of Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa and Azad Jammu &

Kashmir.

NESPAK has been hired for master

plan and detailed design of the

extension of the Al-Shifa Trust, Karachi

(Special School and Centre for

Rehabilitation of Handicapped

Children) by the Al-Shifa Trust

Management, costing Rs. 200 million.

NESPAK has signed a Memorandum of

Understanding (MoU) with the

Balochistan Engineering Services

Agency for various planning,

infrastructure and building projects.

Master planning of Shirani Town at

Loralai has been started.

The Qatar Olympic Committee has

awarded to NESPAK a project

comprising three sports clubs located at

Maither, Messeimer and Al-Shahania

areas of Doha. The scope of work

includes supervision of construction/

up-gradation of the sports clubs

according to Fédération Internationale

de Football Association (FIFA)

standards. The project costing US$ 13.5

million (Rs. 1.1 billion) is scheduled to

be completed in one year.

Ongoing projects: NESPAK is

offering design, contract and

construction supervision for 1,296

buildings (schools, colleges and

universities) in the education sector,

266 buildings (administration and

other) in the Government Sector, 45

basic health units, tehsil and district

headquarter hospitals in the health

sector and three colleges being funded

by Kuwait in the earthquake-hit areas.

The cumulative cost of the projects is

Rs. 15.7 billion.

Work is in progress on the Rs. 4 billion

Jalozai Campus, University of

Engineering & Technology, Peshawar.

NESPAK scope of services for this

project includes the review of master

plan, detailed design and construction

supervision.

NESPAK is providing design, tender

documentation and construction

supervision of the “Bab-e-Pakistan

Complex” costing Rs. 2 billion.

Tender design is being prepared for

the Rs. 2 billion Fatima Jinnah Institute

of Dental Sciences project awarded by

the Punjab Health Department.

Work is nearing completion under

NESPAK's supervision on the Rs. 4

billion Software Technology Park

Project, Rs. 3 billion Telecom Tower

project, Rs. 3 billion National

University of Science & Technology

project, Rs. 2 billion Housing Scheme

for Federal Government Employees

Housing Foundation, Islamabad,

Academic block of Rs. 1.6 billion

Services Institute of Medical Sciences,

Rs. 1.2 billion University of Gujrat

Project and Rs. 750 million Bureau of

Emigration & Overseas Employment

building.

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Under-construction Pak Secretariat Block at the Constitution Avenue, Islamabad

A prospective view of Jalozai Campus, University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar

NESPAK is providing design

and construction supervision for the

Rs. 3 billion Pak Secretariat Block,

Constitution Avenue, Islamabad.

Construction design and technical

estimates of Rs. 1.5 billion Jhika Gali

Parking Plaza project have been

submitted and pile construction has

been started.

Construction is in full swing on Rs. 800

million Forensic Science Laboratory

Multan Road, Lahore, Rs. 533 million

Fayzee Rehamin Art Gallery &

Auditorium Project, Rs. 492 million

Pakistan Planning and Management

Institute Complex project, Rs. 479

million administration and academic

blocks of the Bahauddin Zakaria

University project, Rs. 258 million

office building by the Ministry of

Labour, Manpower and Overseas

Pakistanis' Workers Welfare Fund,

Rs.160 million Commercial Centre at

the PCSIR Employees Cooperative

Housing Society Phase-2, and Rs. 100

million Nawaz Sharif Sports Complex

Gujjarpura.

Construction is under way on the

projects initiated under Rs. 4.5 billion

Access to Justice Programme. The

programme was awarded to NESPAK

by the Ministry of Law, Justice and

Human Rights for providing design,

project management and construction

supervision. NESPAK is also rendering

design and construction supervision

services for the renovation of two-

storey British era building of the

Supreme Court Branch Registry,

Lahore.

In the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan,

NESPAK continued consultancy for the

Rs. 395 million Nishtar Kidney Centre,

Jalalabad, Rs. 1.1 billion 200-bed

Jinnah Hospital, Kabul, Rs. 1.1 billion

Naeb Aminullah Khan Logari Hospital

at Logar Province, Rs. 600 million

Liaqat Ali Khan Engineering Faculty

Block, Mazar-e-Sharif and a Rs. 952

million hostel building for the Rehman

Baba School, Kabul.

In Qatar, NESPAK is providing

construction supervision, design review

and post-contract quantity surveying

services for the Ahmed Bin

Muhammad Military College project,

Doha, costing US$ 80 million

(Rs. 5 billion).

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Work in progress on Telecom Tower

A beautiful view of Expo Centre at Johar Town, Lahore

Completed Allama Iqbal Faculty Block of Arts at the Kabul University, Afghanistan


completed the first phase of landmark

public-private partnership Expo Centre

project at Johar Town, Lahore, costing

Rs.4.3 billion. As a lead consultant,

NESPAK's responsibilities included

detailed engineering and structural

design for site infrastructure, exhibition

halls and allied facilities, convention

centre, heating, ventilation and air-

conditioning system, backup power

generation, technology services for fire

alarm, public address, CCTV system

and data network and review of

technical submittals.

NESPAK completed the interior

development and refurbishment

works of the Regional Taxpayers

Office, Multan, awarded by the Federal

Board of Revenue, Islamabad, costing

Rs. 55 million.

NESPAK completed Allama Iqbal

Faculty of Arts Block at the Kabul

University costing Rs. 480 million and

Rs. 297 million Sir Syed Postgraduate

Science Block at the Nangarhar

University, Jalalabad.

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SECTOROffering a broad spectrum of

services in the Information

Technology Sector, NESPAK continued

to render consultancy services to its

clients during the year.

New projects: The projects acquired

during 2009-2010 include Rs. 460.6

million Computerisation of Military

Lands and Cantonments (ML&C)

Department, Phase-II project. NESPAK

scope of services encompasses

implementation of IT solutions

including development, deployment,

testing and training of customised

software and the supply, installation,

testing, training and support for

computer hardware and networking

equipment, bandwidth and data centre

services for all the offices of the

ML&C Department.


work on the “Establishment of

IT/Building Management System

Infrastructure at Punjab Assembly

Building” costing Rs 124 million.

Client requirements, data analysis,

system design, IT layout plans,

engineer's cost estimates and pre-

qualification of contractors have been

completed and tender documents are

being finalised. NESPAK is providing

services for Assembly Hall sound

system, audio-video coverage system

for Assembly proceedings, audio-video

streaming, quorum bell system and

security systems for the first time.

NESPAK is rendering design review

and implementation supervision

services for the “IT infrastructure for

INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGYAND GIS

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Software Technology Park Project”,

Lahore. The scope of services includes

approval of contractor's technical

submittals, inspection and testing of

equipment, commissioning of IT

systems and handing them over to the

Client. The IT systems include IT

Structured Cabling, Telecommunication

System, Internet Protocol (IP)-based

Surveillance System, Access Control

System, Radio Frequency

Identification-based Car Parking

System, IP-based Public Address

System and Cable TV System.


completed the “Management

Consultancy for Information

Technology Department Project,

Government of the Punjab,” costing

Rs. 766 million. The project was aimed

at computerising the Excise and

Taxation Department, Crime and

Investigation Department, Lahore

General Hospital, Food Department,

Religious Affairs and Auqaf

Department, Punjab Provincial

Cooperative Bank, Law and

Parliamentary Affairs Department and

Online System of the Punjab Public

Service Commission.

NESPAK also completed the project

titled “Acquisition and Digitisation of

Satellite Imagery for Johar Town,

Lahore” project awarded by the Lahore

Development Authority (LDA) for the

use of satellite imagery to record

development changes in the

Muhammad Ali Johar Town. The scope

of services included procurement of

high-resolution satellite imagery and

printing of maps at 1:2400 scale.

NESPAK developed Pakistan's largest

monitoring framework for the

construction management activities

namely Business Process Management

Software to gather information of all

the reconstruction and rehabilitation

work carried out so far in the

earthquake-hit areas.

GIS Sector

Ongoing projects: The projects in

hand included a GIS database for

Trimmu and Suleimanki barrages under

the Punjab Irrigated Agriculture

Investment Programme. NESPAK

services for database development

involved acquisition of high-resolution

satellite images for barrages and canal

systems and development of land-use

map, digital terrain model for existing

irrigation and drainage network in the

canal command areas. High-resolution

satellite images of Punjnad barrage is in

the image-processing phase for the

development of land-use map and

digital elevation model of the project

area.

Under the GIS Database Mapping

Project for assessment and

rehabilitation of areas affected due to

salt mining in the Salt Range and

Districts Jhelum and Chakwal,

NESPAK has developed a GIS database

after completing water quality and

quantity, environment, socio-economic

and agricultural studies to help mitigate

the negative impacts of mining

activities in these areas.

Completed projects: NESPAK has

completed the digitised satellite

mapping of the Walton Cantonment

Project by developing a GIS database

of almost 70,000 properties/buildings

and roads through high-resolution

satellite images. A custom tool has been

developed to connect the spatial

database with the existing Oracle

database.

Landuse map developed under the GIS Database Mapping project for Salt Range, Jhelum and Chakwal

A satellite image of Johar Town, Lahore

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OIL, GAS &INDUSTRIAL

SECTOR

During the year, NESPAK has been

engaged to assess structural damage

caused by a fire incident at the Fauji

Cement Company Limited and suggest

remedial measures for the rehabilitation

of the cement plant in Tehsil Fatehjang,

District Attock. A condition survey was

made to evaluate the damage.


Gharibwal Cement Limited for design

review of raw material transfer of

350m long chutes incorporated into its

new raw material handling system.


services for 8 new projects it

acquired in the Oil, Gas & Industrial

Sector during the year.

New projects:

NESPAK to review the design and

propose remedies for the stability of a

pre-engineered steel structure of the

corrugator plant at the Bulleh Shah

Paper Mills, Kasur. The final report

containing conclusions and remedial

works has been submitted after

conducting a condition survey.

Packages Limited hired

Fauji Cement Plant


work on Rs. 10 billion Textile City

project for the Ministry of Industries,

Government of Pakistan for which a

master plan has already been approved.

Work is in progress on the Main Power

Distribution Network of Rs. 2.5 billion

Korangi Creek Industrial Park project.


services for the planning, design and

development of the Rs. 1.1 billion

Karachi Garment City Project for

which the master plan has been

finalised and a PC-I for the first two

phases is being prepared.

Completed projects: During the year,

NESPAK completed the design of

architectural and civil works for the

Rs. 52 billion Fatima Fertilizer

Complex, Sadiqabad, District Rahim

Yar Khan with a covered area of 380

hectares. This largest fertilizer unit in

Pakistan's private sector comprises six

fertilizer plants having a production

capacity of 1,000 to 1,500 metric

tonnes per day.

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Tetra Pak Limited has engaged

NESPAK to investigate the causes of

cracks appearing in various structures

of an under-construction plant at the

Sunder Industrial Estate, Lahore.

NESPAK services comprise condition

survey, mapping of cracks,

investigation of their causes and

remedial measures.

The Sui Northern Gas Pipelines

Limited has engaged NESPAK for the

evaluation of structural stability of the

barrage piers to construct a new

24 inches diametre gas pipeline across

River Ravi at Balloki Barrage.

NESPAK will provide detailed

structural assessment of the barrage

piers under

increased

loading

including the

effects of

earthquake.

Fatima Fertilizer Complex, Sadiqabad, District Rahim Yar Khan

Urea Plant at the Fatima Fertilizer Complex

Balloki Barrage

a) Feasibility Study c) Detailed Design e) Construction Supervisionb) Project Planning d) Tender Documents f) Design Review/Evaluation

PROJECT LOCATION CLIENT SCOPE OFWORK

COSTRs. Million/US$ Million

LIST OF SELECTED NEW, ONGOING AND COMPLETED PROJECTS (2009 2010)–

Energy

Important New Projects

747 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant Pakistan Central Power Generation Company Limited e f 50,568Guddu 602

Small Hydel Power Stations in Punjab Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., a 41,570Govt. of the Punjab 500

Thermal Power Plants Based on Gas Pakistan Private Power & Infrastructure Board, a N.Afrom Small Gas Fields of Pakistan Government of Pakistan N.A

Transmission Scheme for Dispersal of Pakistan National Transmission & Despatch d e f 11,216Power from Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Company 134

500 kV Transmission Line 3rd Circuit Jamshoro- Pakistan National Transmission & Despatch e f 24,942Moro-Dadu-Rahim Yar Khan & Moro Substation Company 300

Riyadh Power Plant No.10 Saudi Arabia Saudi Electricity Company - Central e f 251,160Operating Area 2,990

Major Ongoing Projects

Neelum-Jhelum Hydroelectric Project Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority e f 130,0002,019

Rahim Yar Khan 500 kV Substation Pakistan National Transmission & Despatch d e f 6,375and Associated 500 kV Transmission Lines Company 81

Transmission Lines for Hydropower Projects Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority e f 2,500(Duber Khwar, Khan Khwar & Allai Khwar) on 42Tributaries of River Indus

Dadu-Khuzdar Power Transmission System Pakistan National Transmission & Despatch e 5,306Company 88

425 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant Pakistan Northern Power Generation Limited d e f 25,997at Nandipur 330

Rehabilitation of Jabban Hydroelectric Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority c d e f 1,040Power Station 17

Load Despatch System Upgrading Project Pakistan National Transmission & Despatch d e f N.ACompany N.A

Creek City Grid Station & Transmission Pakistan Pakistan Defence Officers Housing c d e 875 Line in DHA, Karachi Authority, Karachi 15

Transmission Line to Import Power 1. Iran NTDC of Pakistan and TAVANIR of Iran a N.Afrom Iran to Pakistan 2. Pakistan N.A

Rabigh Power Plant Extension Unit Saudi Arabia Saudi Electricity Company - Western c e 74,561No. 38 to 49 (Stage-VII) Operating Area 946

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Major Projects Completed

Power Supply to Shuqaiq Phase-II Saudi Arabia Saline Water Conversion Corporation, a c 42,992Water Transmission System Riyadh 713


Rehabilitation of Irrigation System all Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., e 15,000over Punjab Govt. of the Punjab 180

Quick Impact Projects in South Pakistan Frontier Works Organization c e 7,371Waziristan Agency, FATA 88

Irrigation/ Drainage System for Rice Ethiopia Saudi Star Agricultural Development c d N.AProject in Gambela PLC N.A

Dams in Southern Region of Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Ministry of Water & Electricity e 8,800105


Mangla Dam Raising Project Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority a c d e 102,0001,295

Punjab Irrigation System Improvement Project Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., c d e 6,300 Govt. of the Punjab 76

Mega Irrigation Projects, Punjab Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., e f 52,000Govt. of the Punjab 887

Punjab Irrigated Agriculture Investment Program Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., a c d N.AGovt. of the Punjab N.A

Water Conservation and Productivity Pakistan Ministry of Food, Agriculture & c e 1,800Enhancement Through High Efficiency Cooperatives, Govt. of Pakistan 28(Pressurized) Irrigation Systems

Sindh Water Sector Improvement Project Pakistan Planning & Development Deptt., Monitoring & 14,500 Govt. of Sindh Evaluation 174

Rehabilitating Lower Chenab Canal Project Pakistan Punjab Irrigation & Drainage Authority c d e 8,036133

Rehabilitation and Upgradation of Balloki Barrage Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., c d e 17,176and Lower Bari Doab Canal System Govt. of the Punjab 218

Nai Gaj Dam Project Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority a b c d 16,927277

Assuring Water Supply to Karachi by Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., Govt. of Sindh a b c d e 3,400Upgrading Keenjhar Lake System 56

Water Resources Development

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Greater Thal Canal Command Area Pakistan Agriculture Deptt., Govt. of the Punjab c d e 1,995Development Project Phase-1 24


Kachhi Canal project Phase-1 Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority b c d e 38,023663

Islam Barrage Rehabilitation and Pakistan Irrigation & Power Deptt., c d 3,200Modernization Project Govt. of the Punjab 53

Wadi Dayqah Dam and Water Supply Oman Ministry of Regional Municipalities & c d e 17,269Scheme Water Resources 290


West Bank Bypass Project at Pakistan National Highway Authority e f 2,006Muzaffarabad City, AJ&K 24

Remaining Works for ADB Assisted Pakistan Communication & Works Deptt., e 7,281Punjab Road Sector Development Project Govt. of the Punjab 88

Upgradation of Izki to Firq and Marfaa Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 4,500Daris to Al-Ghafat Road 54

Road Project in Shaqra Riyadh Province Saudi Arabia Ministry of Municipalities & Rural Affairs e 5,00060


Lahore Ring Road Project (Packages 1-17) Pakistan Communication & Works Deptt., a b c d e 35,000Govt. of the Punjab 589

Upgradation and Widening of Surab - Basima - Pakistan National Highway Authority e f 17,000Nag-Panjgure-Hoshab Section of N-85 (459 Km) 282

Improvement of Karakorum Highway Pakistan National Highway Authority e f 49,000from Raikot to Khunjrab (335 Km) 622

Lahore Roads Rehabilitation Project (Phase-II) Pakistan Communication & Works Deptt., e 5,000Govt. of the Punjab 63

Peshawar Northern Bypass Pakistan National Highway Authority c d 9,000114

Hassanabdal-Havelian Expressway (40 KM) Pakistan National Highway Authority a b c d e 8,250105

Faisalabad Khanewal Motorway (M-4) Pakistan National Highway Authority c d f 30,000523

Flyover Along Khayaban-e-Hafiz Gizri Pakistan Pakistan Defence Officers Housing a c d e 560Commercial Area, DHA Karachi Authority, Karachi 9

Highways & Transportation Engineering




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Al-Batinah Coastal Road Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 56,170936

Salalah-Thumrait Road Section No. 5 Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 10,310131

Rehabilitation Works for Nizwa Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 10,450Thumrait Road (Stage-III) 133

Dualization of Al-Mulladah Al-Hazm Road Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 1,82623

Madinat Al-Ilam Ring Road Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 2,90048

Repairing of Cyclone Damages on Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 2,866Wadi Tayeen Road 36

Wadi Bani Kharus Road Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 6,200104

Riyadh/Najran Roads and Secondary Saudi Arabia Ministry of Transport & Communications e 2,016Roads in Najran Region 31


Shalimar Interchange, Lahore Pakistan Lahore Development Authority b c d e 3,38053

Road From Mai Kolachi to Submarine Chowk Pakistan Karachi Port Trust a b c d e f 70012

Sohar-Buraimi Road Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 10,660167

Batinah Highway Oman Ministry of Transport & Communications c d e 3,36056


Prime Minister's Southern Punjab Development Pakistan WASA, Lahore e 2,863Package for Water Supply and Sewerage 34Schemes, Multan City (Part-I)

Sewage Treatment Plants, Roads, Storm Water Pakistan Port Qasim Authority b c d e N.ADrainage, Water Supply and Sewerage System N.Aat Port Qasim

Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Pakistan Communication & Works Deptt., e 2,700Works for Chauburji to Thokar Niaz Beg Govt. of the Punjab 32Section of Lahore-Multan Road

Environmental & Public Health Engineering




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Transmission of Water from Khulais Saudi Arabia Ministry of Water & Electricity e 5,249

and Rabaigh Dams to Jeddah (Phase-1) 63

in Makkah Al-Mukarramah Region


Quetta Water Supply and Pakistan Project Management Unit, b c d e 17,093

Environmental Improvement Project Govt. of Balochistan 287

Bulk Water Supply from River Jhelum to Murree Pakistan Housing, Urban Development & Public Health b c d e 4,258

Engineering Deptt., Govt. of the Punjab 50

Prime Minister's Package for Improvement of Pakistan WASA, Multan c d e 3,000

Water Supply, Sewerage System and Sewage 38

Treatment Plant for Multan

Water Supply and Sewerage Networks Pakistan Karachi Water & Sewerage Board c e 2,600

in Korangi Industrial Area, Karachi 43

Sewerage Scheme and Treatment Pakistan Housing, Urban Development & Public Health a b c d e 2,010

Plant for Rahim Yar Khan Engineering Deptt., Govt. of the Punjab 33

Schemes for Reduction of Stagnation Period of Pakistan WASA, Lahore e 719

Rain Water at Sore Points/Ponding 9

Areas in Lahore

Sewerage Schemes, Multan Pakistan WASA, Multan e 1,360

22

Basic Urban Services Project at Multan Pakistan Government of the Punjab c d 1,400

23

Water Supply System, Gujrat Pakistan Housing, Urban Development & Public Health c e 655

Engineering Deptt., Govt. of the Punjab 8

Infrastructural Works for Qartaba City Pakistan Madinat-ul-Ilm b c d 16,000

near Chakri 269

Ahwaz Water Supply Distribution Components Iran Ministry of Energy, Iran e 2,400

30

Water Distribution Network of Musanaah Wilayat Oman Public Authority of Electricity and Water e 3,852

46


Clean Drinking Water for All Pakistan Ministry of Industries Govt. of Pakistan d 21,120

348

Formulation of Punjab Sustainable Pakistan Environment Protection Deptt., b N.A

Development Strategy Govt. of the Punjab N.A

Upgrading and Rehabilitation of Sewage Oman Ministry of Regional Municipalities & b c d e 3,835

Treatment Plants and Sewerage System in Water Resources 45

Sumail & Buraimi Town




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Architecture & Planning


Center of Excellence Schools in Pakistan Punjab Danish School System & c d e 3,288various Districts of Punjab Centers of Excellence Authority 39

Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Monument Pakistan Capital Development Authority c d e 500at Islamabad 6

Sports Complex Narowal Pakistan Pakistan Sports Board c d e 7329

Town Planning of DHA Phase-VIII, Lahore Pakistan Defence Housing Authority, Lahore b N.AN.A

Hostel Building at Lahore Gymkhana Club Pakistan Gymkhana Club, Lahore e 1001

Naval Housing Scheme at Karsaz, Phase-II Pakistan Pakistan Navy b c d e N.AN.A

Three Sports Clubs at Shahaniya, Qatar Qatar National Olympic Committee b e f 1,118Al-Messeimer and Al-Maither 13


Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Pakistan Earthquake Reconstruction and b c d e f 360,000Earthquake Affected Areas Rehabilitation Authority General Consultancy 5,983

Projects of Federal Programme Under Pakistan Ministry of Law, Justice & Human b c d e 4,500Access to Justice Rights, Govt. of Pakistan 75

Jalozai Campus of University of Pakistan University of Engineering & b c d e 4,000Engineering & Technology, Peshawar Technology, Peshawar 62

New Pakistan Secretariat Block at Pakistan Pakistan Public Works Department b c d e 3,000Constitution Avenue, Islamabad 50

Apartment Blocks Housing Scheme Pakistan Federal Government Employees b c d e 2,000G-11, Islamabad Housing Foundation, Islamabad 34

141 Facilities (Schools and BHUs) in Pakistan UNICEF c d e f 800Azad Jammu & Kashmir 10

Refurbishment of TFCs, MCCs and Pakistan Federal Board of Revenue b c d e 2,500RTOs all over Pakistan 41

Telecommunication Tower, Islamabad Pakistan Pakistan Telecommunication b c d e 3,000Employees Trust 50

Fatima Jinnah Institute of Dental Pakistan Health Deptt., Govt. of the Punjab b c d e 2,093Sciences, Lahore 34

University of Gujrat Pakistan University of Gujrat e 1,20020




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Lahore Expo Centre Pakistan Expo Lahore (Pvt.) Limited b c d 4,37074

Bab-e-Pakistan Complex, Lahore Pakistan Bab-e-PakistanTrust, Lahore c d e f 2,00033

NUST Campus, Islamabad Pakistan National University of Sciences & b c d e 2,900Technology, Islamabad 37

Parking Plaza at Jhika Gali, Murree Pakistan Communication & Works Deptt., a b c d e 1,500Govt. of the Punjab 18

Audit & Account Complexes at Various Locations Pakistan Auditor General of Pakistan Revenue b c d e 550 9

IT Tower, Lahore Pakistan Urban Developer, Lahore c d e 2,50041

Emigration Tower, Islamabad Pakistan Bureau of Emigration and Overseas b c d e 750Employment 13

NESPAK House, Islamabad Pakistan NESPAK a b c d e 3005

Software Technology Park at Lahore Pakistan Punjab Information Technology e 4,000Board, Lahore 51

Forensic Science Laboratory at Thokar Pakistan Project Implementation Unit, Forensic d e f 800Niaz Beg, Lahore Science Agency, Govt. of the Punjab 10

Office Building of Ministry of Science Pakistan Ministry of Science & Technology, b c d 803and Technology, Islamabad Govt. of Pakistan 13

EOBI House, Islamabad Pakistan Pakistan Real Estate Investment & b c d e 800Management Company 13

Services Institute of Medical Sciences Lahore Pakistan Health Deptt., Govt. of the Punjab b c d e 1,61827

National Bank Building at G-5/1, Islamabad Pakistan National Bank of Pakistan e 4948

430 Primary, Middle and High Schools Pakistan Education Deptt., Govts. of the AJK and b d e f 6,328 in AJK & KPK KPK 98

Jinnah Hospital at Kabul Afghanistan Planning Commission, b c d e 1,087Government of Pakistan 18

Naeb Aminullah Khan Logari Hospital at Logar Afghanistan Planning Commission, b c d e 1,078Government of Pakistan 14

1000 Students Hostel of Rehman Afghanistan Planning Commission, b c d e 952Baba School at Kabul Government of Pakistan 12

Liaqat Ali Khan Engineering Faculty Afghanistan Planning Commission, b c d e 600Block, Balkh University Mazar Sharif Government of Pakistan 10

Kidney Center at Jalalabad Afghanistan Planning Commission, b c d e 395Government of Pakistan 7

Ahmed Bin Mohammad (ABM) Qatar Private Engineering Office b e f 4,949Military College, Doha - Package II 80

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a) Feasibility Study c) Detailed Design e) Construction Supervisionb) Project Planning d) Tender Documents f) Design Review



Al-Qutaifiya Lagoon Qatar Qatri Diar Real Estate Investment d e f N.Acompany N.A


Islamabad Stock Exchange Towers Pakistan Islamabad Stock Exchange b c d e 2,700(Guarantee) Limited 45

Allied Residential Complex PNS, Karsaz, Karachi Pakistan Pakistan Navy b c d e 60010

Allama Iqbal Faculty of Arts at Kabul University Afghanistan Planning Commission, b c d e 480Government of Pakistan 8


Benazir Bhutto New Islamabad Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority c 50,000International Airport 595

New Gwadar International Airport Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority b c d e 8,000102

Peshawar Airport Extension Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority b c d e 1,00013


Al-Saleef Port Silos Yemen Yemen Economical Corporation e f 2,68832


Grain & Fertilizer Terminal at Port Qasim, Karachi Pakistan Port Qasim Authority e f 8,400100


Textile City at Port Qasim Karachi Pakistan Pakistan Textile City Limited b c d e 4,26372

Nine Buildings at JF-17 Factory Pakistan Pakistan Aeronautical Complex c e 1,080Kamra, Attock 18

Multan Industrial Estate, Phase-II Pakistan Punjab Industrial Estate Development a c e f 800and Management Company 13

Fatima Fertilizer Complex, Rahim Yar Khan Pakistan Fatima Fertilizer Company Limited, c d 52,000Multan 867

Garment City, Karachi Pakistan Karachi Garment City Company b c d e 1,099(Guarantee) Limited, Karachi 18

Korangi Creek Industrial Park at Karachi Pakistan National Industrial Parks Development b c d e 2,500and Management Company, Karachi 42


Sundar Industrial Estate, Lahore Pakistan Punjab Industrial Estate Development e N.Aand Management Company, Karachi N.A

Airports

Ports & Harbours

Industrial

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Information Technology

Geographic Information System


Computerisation of Military Lands and Pakistan Military Land & Cantonments Department d e f k N.ACantonments N.A


IT/BMS Works of Software Technology Pakistan Punjab Information Technology e f k N.A Park, Lahore Board, Lahore N.A

Punjab Municipal Services Pakistan Punjab Municipal Development Fund e f 1,604Improvement Project (Packages-1&2) Company, Lahore 26

IT/BMS Infrastructure at Punjab Pakistan Provincial Assembly of the Punjab c d e i k 124Assembly Building at Lahore 2


Preparation of System Requirement Specifications Pakistan Military Land & Cantonments c g i N.Afor Military Lands & Cantonments Department Department N.A


GIS Database Development for Pakistan Directorate General of Mines & m n q r N.ADistricts Jhelum & Chakwal Minerals, Punjab N.A

Procurement of Satellite Imageries for Pakistan Military Land & Cantonments Department m n q r N.A42 Cantonments of Pakistan N.A


Development of Geospatial Database Pakistan Planning & Development Department, m n q r N.Afor Five Cities of the Punjab Govt. of the Punjab N.A

Digitized Satellite Mapping of Pakistan Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited m n q r N.ADistribution System N.A

Satellite Imagery of Muhammad Ali Pakistan Lahore Development Authority m n N.AJohar Town, Lahore N.A

a) Feasibility Study b) Project Planning h) Functional Specifications Document n) Map Digitizationc) Detailed Design i) System Study Design o) Digital Terrain Model d) Tender Documents j) Software Development p) Global Positioning System Survey e) Construction Supervision k) Testing, Debugging & Implementation q) GIS Database & Model f) Design Review l) Documentation & Training l) Map Analyses

g) Software Requirement Specification m) Satellite Imagery

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FOREIGN OFFICES

Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaM.H. Aitah NESPAK (Pvt) LimitedP.O. Box 50344, Riyadh 11523 Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaPhone: (00966-1) 4641498, 4654235,

4654239 Fax: 00966-1-4626769E-mail: [email protected] Sultanate of OmanNESPAK & Partners LLCP.O. Box 3506, Postal Code: 112, Ruwi Muscat, Sultanate of OmanPhone: 00968-24789668, 24701729 Fax: 00968-24703702E-mail: [email protected]

Islamic Republic of IranUnit No. 34, 3rd Floor Block No. 170/4 Between 13th & 15th Street Koi Nasr Avenue, Tehran - IranPhone: (0098-21) 88240600 Fax: 0098-21-88240590 E-mail: [email protected]

State of Qatar14 Cleopatra Building, Musherib P.O. Box: 32057, Doha, QatarPhone: (00974)4429696 Fax: (00974)4429969E-mail: <[email protected]>,

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Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Karte-3 Pul-e-Surkh Saray-e-Ghazni Bus Stop, 3rd in

Row behind Finest Super Store, Kabul, Afghanistan

Phone: 0093-(20)-2503537

Fax: 0093-(20)-2503538

Mobile: 0093-797284707/0093-789767783

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HEAD OFFICES1: National Engineering Services Pakistan (Pvt.) Limited (Consulting Engineers)

NESPAK House: 1-C, Block-N, Model Town Extension, Lahore-54700, PakistanPABX: 92 42 99090000 Fax: 92 42 99231950 GPO Box: 1351E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.nespak.com.pk

2: IEEEP Building, 17-C-1, Civic Centre, Faisal Town, Lahore-54700, PakistanPABX: 92 42 99232261-74 Fax: 92 42 99232275 GPO Box: 1351

REGIONAL OFFICES

Karachi: 13th Floor, NIC Building

Abbasi Shaheed Road

Off. Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi

Phone: (92-21) 99207277-84

Fax: 92-21-35651994


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Islamabad: Building No.17, Markaz F-6 Super

Market, P.O. Box 2461

Phone: (92-51) 9221910-13

Fax: 92-51-9221914

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Quetta: House No. 18-19B, Street No. 2 Phase-3,

Shahbaz Town, Quetta Cantt.

Phone: (92-81) 9202454, 9201707

Fax: 92-81-9202982

E-mail: [email protected]

Peshawar: House No. 80, Street No. 3 Sector G-1, Phase-II, Hayatabad, PeshawarPhone: (92-91) 5828478-79 Fax: 92-91-5828482E-mail: [email protected]

ASSOCIATED COMPANIES

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ECO Consultancy & Engineering Company (Pvt.) Ltd. (ECO-CEC)

IEEEP Building, 17-C-1, Civic Centre Faisal Town, Lahore-54700, PakistanPh: (042) 99232261-74 Fax: 92-42-99232275E-mail: [email protected]

Engineering & Consulting Associates (Nigeria) Ltd.17 Audu Bako Way, Nassarawa Area P.O. Box 2036, Kano, NigeriaPhone: (234-64) 634798, 636320 Fax: 234-64-641497

Editor: Azra ZaighamDesigner: M. Ahmad Nadeem

National Engineering Services Pakistan (Pvt.) Limited

NESPAK House: 1-C, Block-N, Model Town Extension,

P.O. Box 1351, Lahore-54700, Pakistan

PABX: 92 42 99090000 Fax: 92 42 99231950


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