NEWSREPORTNESPAK

Registration No. L8071 VOLUME 44 NUMBER 4

Staff News 10 - 11

Corporate News 02 - 04

Project News 04 - 09

2018OCTOBER-DECEMBER

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02 CORPORATE NEWS

NESPAK organised interactive sessions with

Company veterans at NESPAK House,

Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar and Islamabad

offices in order to pay tributes to their lifelong

services as well as to take benefit from their

valued experience. In Lahore, Dr. Tahir

Masood, Managing Director NESPAK

welcomed the honourable former Managing

Directors and Vice Presidents. He gave a

presentation to the former Managing

Directors highlighting the performance of

NESPAK during various tenures of former

Managing Directors and also shared present

financial status of the company.

Former Managing Directors including Mr.

Amjad Agha, Mian Iftikhar Khalil, Dr. Amjad

Interactive sessions withNESPAK veterans

The session turned into a get-together

Dr. Tahir Masood, MD NESPAK givingpresentation to former MDs

03CORPORATE NEWS

Some glimpses of the interactive session

Interactive session in Islamabad

Interactive session in Karachi

Pervez Sheikh, Mr. Karamat Ullah

Chaudhry and Mr. Asad I. A. Khan

attended the session and gave

valuable suggestions in the

company's interest. A total of 60

former Vice Presidents also graced

the occasion and enjoyed the

sitting that turned into a get-

together of seasoned colleagues

after a long period.

Speaking on the occasion, the

Managing Director NESPAK

welcomed all the participants. He

thanked them for sparing time to

attend this session. He said, “We

are striving to make NESPAK a

brand name". Pointing towards the

participants, he expressed hope

that with this team of brand

ambassadors, we will have no

problem in making NESPAK a

brand name in the international

engineering consultancy. He said,

“I trust you that you will act as

brand ambassadors of NESPAK

wherever you go and stay. With your

support, NESPAK will soon become a

brand name in the engineering

consultancy. He also announced that

NESPAK will organise such sessions

twice a year and assured the guests that

NESPAK was their home where they

can come anytime to share their expert

opinions. At the end, the MD distributed

shields among the distinguished guests.

In Karachi, Mr. Hasan M. Naqvi, Former

EVP and Mr. Farhat Adil, former

VP Karachi visited the NESPAK

House, Karachi.

In Islamabad, Mr. Muhammad

Durez Khan, former Vice

President Islamabad and Qazi

Iftikhar Ahmad, former Vice

President, H&TE Division visited

NESPAK Islamabad office on

December 19, 2018. Mr. Abdul

Qadeer, General Manager/ Head,

Islamabad welcomed the

distinguished guests followed by

an interactive session which was

divided into three parts comprising

courteous receiving and

refreshment, divisional presentation

covering key corporate performance

indicators and interactive session of

the former VPs with core

professionals of the Division. Current

market scenario, issues being faced

in consultancy services and future

strategies were discussed at length.

04

Dr. Tahir Mahmood Hayat, Executive Vice

President, Geotechnical &

Geoenvironmental Engineering Division

Meeting with Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy Commissionand Mr. Abrar Ahmad Khan, Vice

President, Monitoring & Quality Control

Division called on Mr. Muhammad Naeem,

Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy

Commission (PAEC), in his office in

Islamabad on November 28, 2018. Mr.

Aslam Umer, Member Engineering, PAEC

was also present in the meeting. The PAEC

had been a worthy Client of NESPAK since

long. Dr. Tahir Mahmood Hayat discussed

the technical expertise, manpower and

contribution of NESPAK towards national

development. Mr. Abrar Ahmad Khan

elaborated the status of all ongoing

projects with PAEC.

Chairman PAEC deliberated upon various

areas where NESPAK could provide

assistance in future PAEC projects. He

lauded NESPAK role in delivering the

projects of classified nature well within

time meeting the highest standards. Chairman PAEC handing over souvenirs to Dr. Tahir Mahmood Hayat (Left) & Mr. Abrar Ahmad Khan

Dr. Tahir Masood, Managing Director NESPAK along with Mr.

Imran Waheed, Vice President Construction Management

Division, visited the Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute (PKLI)

site in DHA Phase-VII, Lahore on October 08, 2018.

NESPAK has been assigned design and construction

supervision of C-1, Phase-1. The total covered area of the

project is 330,443 sq.ft. The buildings under C-1 comprise

patient apartments, a PKLI bazaar, male & female

dormitories, which are multi-storey R.C.C frame structure

buildings. The contract mainly covers civil, plumbing,

electrical, HVAC, firefighting and networking &

telecommunication works. The Infrastructure Development

Authority Punjab (IDAP) is the Client.

MD NESPAKvisits PKLI site

MD NESPAK during PKLI site visit

CORPORATE NEWS

In order to develop the Kartarpur Corridor between Pakistan and

India, NESPAK has been entrusted with design and construction

supervision of the following components: Construction of a

Boarding Terminal for pilgrims at boarder, an 800m long bridge,

a road up to Gurdwara complex and the Extension of Gurdwara

Complex including residential and parking facilities for

thousands of Sikh pilgrims.

On November 28, 2018, Prime Minister Imran Khan performed

the groundbreaking of the corridor connecting Gurdwara Darbar

Sahib in Kartarpur area of Narowal district to Dera Baba Nanak in

India's Gurdaspur district. The government announced that it

aimed to open the four (04) km long visa-free corridor on Baba

Guru Nanak's 550th birth anniversary next year. Foreign Minister

Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar,

Railways Minister Sheikh Rasheed, Minister of State for Interior

Shehryar Afridi, Minister for Religious Affairs Noorul Haq Qadri

and Army Chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa were also in

attendance. Mr. Basit Masud, Advisor, Mr. Saleem Khan, Project

Coordinator, Mr. Fahad Mushtaq, Senior Engineer from GT&GE

Division represented NESPAK during the inaugural ceremony.

Prime Minister Imran Khan, along with Indian Minister of Local Government, Tourism,Cultural Affairs, and Museums Navjot Singh Sidhu, Minister for food processingindustries Harsimrat Kaur Badal during groundbreaking ceremony for Kartarpur corridor

Kartarpur CorridorKartarpur CorridorKartarpur Corridor

05

NESPAK has won the

“Feasibility Studies of

Appropriate Capacity

Hydropower Project on the

Braldo River, Shigar” in

Gilgit-Baltistan. The

consultancy services

agreement was signed

between NESPAK and

Water and Power Division

(Shigar), Government of

Gilgit-Baltistan on

December 14, 2018. The

project envisages

generation of hydropower

to meet the current and future electricity

demands of the area. The proposed site

is located at a distance of 55km from

Skardu. The duration of the project is 12

months and the scope of consultancy

Appropriate CapacityAppropriate Capacity

Hydropower ProjectHydropower Project

Appropriate Capacity

Hydropower Project

services includes topographic survey,

geological, geotechnical and

hydrological investigations, feasibility

level design, environmental impact

mitigation, economic and financial

analysis and preparation of PC-I.

TUMAS presentation on Rapid Mass Housing Construction

Turkish Engineering, Consulting & Contracting

Co. (TÜMAS), a sister company of NESPAK and

one of the three shareholders of TURKPAK

International (Pvt.) Ltd, gave a presentation on

“Rapid Mass Construction of Housing Units

Using Tunnel Formwork Construction

Methodology” on October 11, 2018 at NESPAK

House, Lahore. The presentation was attended

by the Managing Director NESPAK along with

key NESPAK management personnel. TÜMAS

shared its rich experience of mass housing

projects with the audience which it had

undertaken in Turkey during the last 15 years.

The presentation was aimed at establishing a

prospective collaboration between TUMAS and

NESPAK to proactively look for solutions in view

of the incumbent Government's ambitious

initiative for Naya Pakistan Housing Scheme

which envisions developing five million

affordable housing units for the low income

populace of Pakistan.

The Aziz Cross Flyover at Gujranwala

has been completed and is currently

serving two-way heavy-duty traffic

effectively. NESPAK has provided

structural design and consultancy

services for the construction of the

flyover, which is a multi-span, cast-in-

situ, box girder structure with variable

deck. The layout of the interchange

comprises five flyovers with at-grade

ramps in which central three-lane flyover

has been constructed to facilitate signal-

free traffic between Rawalpindi -

Gujranwala - Lahore. In addition, two

double elevated and two-lane flyovers

(directional ramps) have been

Aziz Cross Flyover at Gujranwalaconstructed to

benefit the traffic

from Sialkot bypass

to Rawalpindi and

from Lahore bypass

to Gujranwala main

city. Partial clover-

leaf pattern has

been developed to

make a signal-free

corridor for the busy

traffic. The fifth wing

of the flyover is

constructed by

dismantling the existing railway bridge

over the railway line towards Sialkot with a new two-lane, multi-span, post-

tensioned I-girder bridge.

The project has been sponsored by

Government of the Punjab through

Communication & Works (C&W)

Department, Gujranwala. As the city is

presently rated among the largest

growing cities of Pakistan which is also

especially famous for its medium-level

industries, the construction of the flyover

in Gujranwala is facilitating movement of

freight and passenger traffic immensely.

Mr. Shaukat Qadeer, General

Manager/Head, Mr. Tahir-ur-Rehman,

Advisor, and Mr. Saad-ur-Rehman, Senior

Engineer from Structural Engineering

Division, have actively managed and

handled the design, supervision and

project management of the project from

concept stage to the project completion.

A view of Proposed Weir SiteA view of Proposed Weir SiteA view of Proposed Weir Site

An aerial view of Aziz Cross Flyover at Gujranwala

A night view of Aziz Cross Flyover at Gujranwala

PROJECT NEWS

06

NESPAK is the lead partner in a NESPAK-

BARQAAB joint venture for providing

engineering consultancy services to

National Transmission and Despatch

Company (NTDC) Limited for its Rs. 21.7

billion transmission scheme for dispersal

of Power from Neelum Jhelum Hydropower

plant. The scope of services for the project

comprises contract management, pre-

qualification of bidders, preparation of

bidding documents including bid level

drawings, evaluation of bids, assistance

during award of contract, review of

design/drawings, construction supervision,

verification of contractor's invoices and

testing & commissioning of the project. In

order to achieve timely power dispersal

from Neelum Jhelum Hydropower Plant,

the subject transmission line has been

divided into two sections i.e., Phase-I

(Priority Section); Neelum-Jhelum

Hydropower Plant to Domeli Section

(145km) and Phase-II; Domeli to 500kV

Gakkhar Substation Section (130km). The

Phase-I of transmission line was

successfully energised on April 02, 2018

while Phase-II of transmission line is

presently being constructed. Survey and

soil investigation activities have been

completed whereas tower foundation and

tower erection activities are going on in full

swing. Overall 49% progress has been

achieved on Phase-II.

Neelum Jhelum Hydropower Project

Transmission Scheme forDispersal of Power

Mr. Nadeem Ashraf, General Manager

Substations, Mr. Malik Raees Akbar,

Project Manager, Power and Mechanical

Division NESPAK, along with a KfW

delegation visited Ghazi Road (GIS) Grid

Station in Lahore. During the visit, a

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meeting was held at the site, with various

stakeholders of the project. The NTDC MD

highly appreciated NESPAK services

rendered for the Ghazi Road Substation

Project and presented shields to the

General Manager Substations and Project

Manager NESPAK on this occasion.

Bridge over Balloki Sulemanki Link CanalNESPAK has been tasked with the

construction supervision of a bridge over

Balloki Sulemanki Link Canal at village

Balloki and adjoining roads. This is a 6

span bridge which will connect district

Kasur with district Nankana and further

with the Motorway. The physical progress

is about 65% and project is expected to

be completed by June 2019.

Humanitarian Response Facility (HRF), GilgitNESPAK has successfully completed the

construction supervision of steel frame

warehouses, masonry buildings, a

boundary wall, pavements and ancillary

works of Humanitarian Response Facility

(HRF) at Gilgit on November 14, 2018. The

assignment was handled by Salman

Shahid, Chief Engineer, Islamabad office

as Project Manager on behalf of NESPAK.

NESPAK has already completed similar

such projects at Hyderabad, Peshawar

and Sukkur. The Project cost was around

Rs. 93 million and it was awarded on

February 14, 2018 under Long Term

Agreement between United Nations World

Food Programme (UN-WFP) and NESPAK.

Transmission scheme for dispersal of Power from

Neelum Jhulem Hydropower Project

A view of Bridge over Balloki Sulemanki Link Canal

Mr. Nadeem Ashraf and Mr. Malik Raees Akbar receiving shields from MD NTDCL Mr. Zafar Abbas

A view of warehouses

PROJECT NEWS

07

NESPAK has been entrusted by National

Transmission & Despatch Company

Limited (NTDC) with consultancy services

for the design, manufacturing, supply,

installation, testing and commissioning of

a plant for 500/220/132kV Faisalabad West

Substation. The scope of work includes

NESPAK wins Faisalabad West 500/220/132kv Substation preparation of bidding

documents, bid evaluation,

award of contract, design

review and construction

supervision. The project is

being financed by Japan

International Cooperation

Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has

engaged NESPAK for preparation of

Environmental and Social Safeguard

Documents for the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Integrated Tourism & Enterprise

Development Project (KITE), funded by the

World Bank. The objective is to enhance

the competitiveness, diversity and

inclusiveness of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as a

tourism destination. NESPAK scope of

work includes preparation of

Environmental and Social Impact

Assessment (ESIA) with corresponding

Environmental & Social Management Plans

(ESMPs) and Resettlement Action Plan

(RAP) for Changla Gali - Makhniyal Road

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Integrated Tourism &Enterprise Development Project

(63.5km), and preparation

of Environment and Social

Management Framework

(ESMF) and Resettlement

Policy Framework (RPF) for

the tourist destination sites

in Naran, Kalam, Chitral,

Galiyat and Indigenous

Peoples Policy Framework

(IPPF) for Kalash

community. The draft

reports for the above

mentioned works have

been prepared and

submitted to the Client for

approval.

NESPAK has won another project of Karachi

Port Trust (KPT) i.e. “Feasibility Study for

Port Connectivity Project under Public

Private Partnership (PPP) Arrangement.”

The prime objective of the feasibility study is

to review the vehicular traffic situation at

Karachi Port keeping in view the forecasted

cargo handling requirements. This study will

address the traffic congestion issues and

recommend options for improved port

connectivity to evacuate cargo from

Karachi Port to upcountry via road and rail

in an efficient way.

The scope of services includes vehicular

traffic forecast, preliminary cost estimates

for various options, commercial feasibility

for PPP module, marketing & procurement

strategy, preparation of procurement

documents and assistance in finalisation of

concession/contract agreement.

The project will be undertaken by NESPAK

Karachi Division. Mr. Ali Nawaz Shaikh,

Principal Engineer, Ports & Harbour,

Infrastructure Section is the Project Manager

and Mr. Asif Shah is the Project Coordinator.

NESPAK wins Project of Karachi Port Trust

Agency. Estimated project cost is

equivalent to Rs. 5.6 billion. Meanwhile,

NTDC unanimously approved the award of

500kV Faisalabad West Grid Station

Extension, extension of the bays at 220kV

Lalian grid station and associated 500kV

and 220kV Transmission Line Project

(Phase II, Financed by ADB) contract to

NESPAK.

Celebration ceremony of 170 Ton Power House Gantrycrane framework installation completion

Muhammad Arshad Chaudhry, Member Power WAPDA and Ms. Liang Xiaofang, Business Manager, ChinaCMAC Engineering Company signed the agreement in presence of WAPDA Senior Officers and Consultants

Mr. Muhammad Ramzan Javed, Principal Engineer briefing the findingsof environmental and social safeguard documents to Secretary Tourismat Tourism Secretariat, Peshawar

PROJECT NEWS

08 PROJECT NEWS

Mr. Ahmad Said, GM/Head BDD,

conducted a business promotion visit to

Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJ&K) on

October 3 & 4, 2018 and held meetings

with senior AJ&K government officials. The first meeting was held with Col (retd.)

Waqar Ahmed Noor, Minister for Planning

and Development AJ&K. Dr. Syed Asif

Hussain, Additional Chief Secretary

(Development), Malik Israr Ahmed,

Secretary Planning and Development,

Mr. Sardar Muhammad Ishaq Khan,

Secretary C&W, Mr. Shahid Mohyuddin,

Secretary Disaster Management & Civil

Defence, Mr. Aziz Aslam, GM/Head and

Mir Ghulam Mohyuddin, Adviser DM&RD

were also present. He also met Sardar

M. Farooq Tabassum, Secretary State

Earthquake Reconstruction and

Rehabilitation Agency (SERRA) to

seek business for NESPAK. The third

meeting was held with Dr. M. Najib

Naqi Khan, Minister for Finance &

Health AJ&K. A separate meeting was

held with Mr. Sardar Muhammad

Ishaq Khan, Secretary C&W as a

goodwill gesture. Mr. Ahmad Said also

met AJ&K Hydroelectric MD Mr.

Mushtaq Ahmad Gorsi to discuss

future business in AJ&K. Later, a site

visit was carried out by GM/Head BDD

in Muzaffarabad city.

Working on the project titled “Land-Use

Planning and Infrastructural Designing for

Fazaia Housing Scheme Gujranwala” is in

full swing. The project comprises 500-

acres land which shall be executed in

three phases. NESPAK has submitted

tender documents for Phase-I to the Client

and subsequently the work has been

awarded to the contractor. Moreover,

planning and design of Phase-II is in

progress.

Fazaia HousingFazaia HousingScheme GujranwalaScheme Gujranwala

Fazaia HousingScheme Gujranwala Diamer Basha Dam Project Diamer Basha Dam Project Diamer Basha Dam Project

Diamer Basha Dam

Project is a mega

hydropower project

of national

importance. The

Government of

Pakistan has shown

great resolve to

execute the project

on a priority basis. In

this regard, Water

and Power

Development

Authority (WAPDA)

awarded a short-

term assignment of

six months to

NESPAK after

competitive bidding.

The consultancy

services agreement

was signed on

November 27, 2018. Mr. Abdus Salam

Khan, General Manager/Head, GT&GE

Division, is the Team Leader/Project

Manager for this assignment. The scope of

services to be provided by NESPAK

includes review of prequalification of

contractors done by WAPDA for contract

MW-1, comprehensive review/preparation

of bidding documents and evaluation of

bids for contract MW-1.

Diamer Basha Dam Site (downstream)

Mr. Ahmad Said presenting a souvenir toDr. M. Najib Naqi Khan, Minister for Finance &Health AJ&K

GM/Head BDD visits AJ&K

Mr. Ahmad Said, GM/Head BDD, presenting asouvenir to Col (retd.) Waqar Ahmed Noor, Ministerfor Planning and Development AJ&K

500kV Guddu-Muzaffargarh & D.G Khan-Multan Transmission Lines

NESPAK is providing engineering

consultancy services to the National

Transmission & Despatch Company

(NTDC) for construction supervision of civil

works, erection, stringing, testing and

commissioning of 500kV single circuit

Guddu-Muzaffargarh Transmission Line

and in/out arrangement of 500kV D.G

Khan-Multan Double Circuit Transmission

Line at Muzaffargarh Grid Station. Main

objective of this project is to transmit 747

MW power generated from Guddu

Thermal Power Station to the national grid.

The project has been divided into four

Lots. The Lot-I and Lot-IV are being

financed by Asian Development Bank

(ADB). The stringing, testing &

commissioning works are being carried

out and work on these Lots is nearing

completion while for Lot-II and Lot-III

which are being financed under the own

resources of NTDC, civil and electrical

works are currently in full swing. This

project shall not only enhance power

system capacity of existing 500kV

transmission lines network but shall also

improve the voltage profile of 220kV and

132kV MEPCO region.

Preparation of sub-grade for road works at FazaiaHousing Scheme, Gujranwala

The IT Team of Water & Agriculture

Division led by Mr. Farrukh Fayyaz

successfully deployed the software

application for Composite Schedule of

Rates 2018, at the Client's Data Center.

The application was developed for

Communication and Works Department,

Government of

Balochistan (GoB).

Mr. Muhammad Ayub,

General Manager/RM

Balochistan, NESPAK

and Mr. Omer Haq,

Chief

Engineer/Project

Manager,

Construction

Management Division

NESPAK were also

present at the time of

deployment. NESPAK

IT Team also

suggested

improvements in the

NESPAK deploys 2018 applicationComposite Schedule of Rates

Data Center and emphasised that

Application Awareness Training

Workshops be arranged by the IT

Department GoB, to fully acclimatize the

end users with the utilisation of this

dynamic application. Client has

appreciated the efforts of NESPAK.

A master plan of the provincial capital

needs to be updated in view of the

increasing population and expansion in

limits of the city to cope with future

challenges. It was discussed at a meeting

held at NESPAK headquarters on October

11, 2018. The meeting was participated by

Dr. Tahir Mahmood, Managing Director

NESPAK, Amna Imran Khan, Lahore

Development Authority (LDA) Director

General, Syed Nadeem Akhter Zaidi, Chief

Town Planner, Mazhar Hussain Khan, Chief

Engineer LDA, Senior Legal Advisors of

LDA Waqar A. Sheikh and Salman

Mansoor and officers concerned of LDA

and TEPA.

The meeting was apprised that the current

master plan of Lahore was approved in

2004 which was valid up to 2021.

However, after expansion in LDA's limit to

entire Lahore division in 2013 its scope

had been extended to all the four districts.

Recommendations and proposals by the

stakeholders would be welcomed for

chalking out a viable master plan for the

city. The meeting was also informed that

issues had been determined for updating

the master plan. The Managing Director

NESPAK asked for collecting data for new

master plan with the help of geographic

information system. The LDA DG asked for

seeking input from all the stakeholders.

Meanwhile, LDA constituted a 15-member

committee for reviewing the existing

master plan, identifying its shortcomings

and putting forward recommendations for

the new master plan. NESPAK Town

Planner principal Ahmed Masood would

be the coordinator of this committee.

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LDA to reviewmaster plan ofLahore

09PROJECT NEWS

IT team of Water & Agriculture busy during the Deployment of CSR Application

NESPAK has successfully achieved two

milestones back to back by completing

the construction of ADB-funded extension

works at 500KV substation bay 4 on

November 04, 2018 and 500kV DADU-

MORO section (55km) transmission line

(LOT-II). All requisite tests were performed

along with an NTDC, TSG team and the

same was commissioned/energised on

November 14, 2018. The Project Manager,

Deputy Project Manager and other team

members from NESPAK were also there at

the time of energisation of Moro-Dadu

Milestones achieved inMilestones achieved intransmission lines sectortransmission lines sectorMilestones achieved in

transmission lines sectorsection. Despite troubles and all

bottlenecks during construction, NESPAK

remained committed to completing the

section in the best national interest.

Moreover, the NESPAK deployed team is

also determined and committed to

completing the 600km long transmission

line by March 2019. The main objective of

the project is evacuation of power from

Jamshoro Substation to Rahim Yar Khan

Substation.

Site visit to 500kV

Transmission Line 3rd

Circuit Jamshoro- Moro-

Dadu to Rahim Yar Khan

(600km) & Moro

Substation

10 PROJECT NEWS

The Federally Administered Tribal Areas

(FATA) Secretariat, the Government of

Pakistan, is undertaking Permanent Re-

construction Plan (PRP) in North and

South Waziristan Agencies. Under PRP,

NESPAK is providing consultancy services

for the design and construction

supervision of the

following projects:

The Miranshah Datta Khel

Road including major

cross drainage structures

(41.1km), North

Waziristan Agency

(NWA), Mir Ali Ghariom

Road including major

cross drainage structures

(57 km), NWA, Razmak

Pash Ziarat Road

Permanent ReconstructionPermanent ReconstructionPlan, FATAPlan, FATA

Permanent ReconstructionPlan, FATA

including major cross drainage structures

(23km), South Waziristan Agency (SWA),

Master planning of Miranshah City and

Road Network, SWA, Master Planning of

Mir Ali City and Roads Network, SWA and

Master Planning of Makin City and Roads

Network, SWA.

scope of services includes baseline study,

stakeholder consultation and preparation

and submission of Environmental Impact

Assessment (EIA) report to Environmental

Protection Agency

(EPA), Punjab for

obtaining an NOC

for the initiation of

the proposed

project. The

project is

expected to be

completed in

February 2019.

EIA of Expansion ofCasting Unit for AtlasHonda Limited

NESPAK has been awarded design and

construction supervision of an underpass

at Kashmir bridge along canal by the

Faisalabad Development Authority (FDA).

The project construction cost is Rs. 1,280

million and it consists of two underpasses

along the RB canal and two u-turn

bridges. The design is completed and

construction work was inaugurated by Mr.

Aamir Aziz, Director General, FDA. Mr.

Amjad Saeed, Chief Resident Engineer,

during a briefing, informed the participants

about benefits of the project and also gave

a diversion plan for smooth flow of traffic.

Underpass at Kashmir Bridge along Canal, Faisalabad

Atlas Autos Private Limited entrusted

NESPAK with consultancy services for

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of

expansion of a casting unit at Atlas Honda

Limited, Sheikupura in October, 2018. The

Mr. Amjad Saeed, Chief Resident Engineerexplaining the diversion plan

Meeting with the Client at Sheikhupura Plant

A view of visit atexisting Casting Unit

Mir Ali City roads,work in progress

Miran Shah – Datta Khel road work in progress

11PROJECT NEWS

NESPAK Karachi Division has been

providing engineering consultancy

services to the Karachi Port Trust (KPT) for

“Establishment of Environment Friendly

Multipurpose Dry Bulk Cargo Terminal at

East Wharf Karachi Port”. The scope of

services included site location study,

terminal planning & environmental

scoping/IEE study, financial & economic

feasibility study, project implementation

framework study, preparation of PPP

procurement documents, evaluation of

technical & financial proposals and

assistance to KPT in negotiations, and

award of PPP Contract.

NESPAK conducts ProjectAwareness Symposium

As part of its assignment, NESPAK

successfully conducted a Project

Awareness Symposium on October 10,

2018 at a local hotel in Karachi which was

attended by KPT officials and prospective

bidders/concessioners and others. The

aim of the symposium was to create

awareness in the industry about the

project and get valuable feedback and

input from the concerned professionals.

Mr. Ali Nawaz Shaikh, Principal Engineer,

is the Project Manager and Mr. Asif Shah is

the Project Coordinator for this Project.

Brief regarding meeting held atIrrigation Secretariat

Mr. Muhammad Mohsin Leghari, Irrigation

Minister for Punjab, chaired a meeting on

December 13, 2018 for an open

discussion on Project Readiness Financing

(PRF) for Punjab Water Resources

Management Project. All the Chief

Engineers of the department and irrigation

experts attended the meeting. Mr. Javed

Munir, Water & Agriculture Division, and

Mr. Fazal Rehman Kashif, Project Manager

PIAIP, attended the meeting and

discussed one of the five priority projects

i.e. “Smaller Cholistan Water Resources

Development Project”, prepared under

PIAIP.

Mr. Fazal Rehman Kashif gave a

presentation on feasibility study carried out

for Smaller Cholistan Water Resources

Development Project. All the components

of project were discussed in detail

including remodeling of RQ, QB & BS link

canals, construction of feeder channel and

distribution system to irrigate unexploited

gross area of 0.57 million acres in Smaller

Cholistan. Various options for financing of

this project were also discussed. The

project was recognized as imperative by

the Chair to improve the irrigation

infrastructure and to increase the

productivity of the agriculture sector in the

province. Estimated cost of the project is

US $437 million.

NESPAK has entered into an

agreement with Ghazi

University for master planning,

detailed designing and

construction supervision of

Ghazi University City and new

campus at Dera Ghazi Khan.

The agreement signing took

place on December 28, 2018

at Sabir P. Chohan Board

Room, NESPAK House,

Islamabad where Prof. Dr.

Muhammad Tufail (Tamgha-e-

Imtiaz), Vice Chancellor, Ghazi

University and Abdul Qadeer,

General Manager/Head,

Islamabad office signed the

agreement. The Project costs

around Rs. 1000 million.

Development and Improvement ofFacilities at Ghazi University

Development and Rehabilitation of Sector G-14/4, Islamabad

NESPAK has entered into an agreement

with the Federal Government Employees

Housing Foundation (FGEHF),

Government of Pakistan on December 26,

2018 for providing consultancy services

for Development and Rehabilitation of

Sector G-14/4, Islamabad. The Project

costs around Rs. 443.58 million and

NESPAK scope of work includes checking

and scrutiny of already prepared bill of

quantities, redesigning of service roads

base, sub-base, sub-grade and detailed

construction supervision. Mr. Naveed

Akhtar, Principal Engineer Islamabad

office, has been designated as Project

Manager.

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tufail (Tamgha-e-Imtiaz), Vice Chancellor,Ghazi University and Abdul Qadeer, General Manager/Head,Islamabad office after signing the agreement

KPT Officials & NESPAK team at Project Awareness Symposium

12

Construction of Raising Walla Dam, Jordan

The Ministry of Water and Irrigation,

Jordan Valley Authority Amman, awarded

the consultancy services for the design

review and construction supervision of

Raising of Wala Dam to a joint venture of

NESPAK and Consolidated Consultants

Group (CCG) Jordan in May 2017. Mr.

Abdus Salam Khan, General

Manager/Project Manager along with Mr.

Muhammad Azam, Chief Engineer/Project

Coordinator visited the site from October

16 to 19, 2018 to physically inspect

current activities of the project with

respect to quality and progress. The

visiting team conducted detailed visit of

the site along with NESPAK CRE, Mr.

Abdul Jabbar and guided the staff on

various construction and contract related

matters. The visiting team also held a

meeting with the Client, Jordan Valley

Authority, Ministry of Water and Irrigation,

for discussing the progress of the project.

The Client was satisfied with the progress

and NESPAK-CCG JV's design review and

construction supervision services.

NESPAK has been

working on

consultancy services

for technical

assistance for dam

safety and training of

dam and reservoir

operation

department and river

basin development

authority staff,

Nigeria in a joint

venture with Gauff

Consultants

(German) since

September 21, 2016.

As part of the scope

of work, the

Consultant has to

provide Capacity Building Trainings to

Nigerian Water Sector officials. In this

regard, the training workshop no. 3 was

conducted from November 14 to 24, 2018

in Abuja, Nigeria.

Experts from NESPAK conducted the

training workshop on the following topics:

Dam Design (Basic Level) and Possible

Failure Mode Analysis (PFMA) by

Muhammad Moeen, Principal Engineer,

GT&GE Division, Environmental and Social

Safe Guide Aspects by Muhammad Shariq

Ahmed, Principal Engineer, GT&GE

Division, Dam Failure Analysis by Syed

Abbas Ali, Senior Engineer, W&A Division

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AB ADCapacity building trainingCapacity building training

for staff in Nigeria for staff in Nigeria Capacity building training

for staff in Nigeria

and Economic and Financial Aspects by

Mr. Waheed Anjum, Senior Economist,

Economic Studies Division.

The successful completion of the training

workshop no. 3 was reflected through

positive feedback collected from the

participants. In addition to capacity

building, working on preparation of dam

safety guidelines applicable for all

Nigerian dams i.e. Emergency

Preparedness and Action Plan (EPAP),

Operation and Maintenance Manual

(O&M), Surveillance and Monitoring and

Dam Safety Regulatory Framework is in

progress.

Mr. M. Dawood Rana, General Manager,

Highways & Transportation Engineering

Division and Mr. Tariq Mahmood Tahir,

General Manager/Head, Overseas Division

visited the asphalt road from Biayair to

Agir Al-Abriyyin (Wadi Shafan) in Sultanate

of Oman along with Mr. Khadim Hussain,

Regional Manager, Oman and Mr. Iftikhar

Tabib, Resident Engineer. The project

length is 27 km and is situated in

mountainous terrains. The Resident

NESPAK professionalsvisit road projectin Oman

Engineer informed

the visiting team

that progress is

slightly slow due

to huge cuttings

involved in the

project. Physical

progress is 78%

and expected

completion date is

February 2019.

Group photo of NESPAK Trainers with the Participants

NESPAK team during site visit

NESPAK team during site visit

In the wake of the present critical state

of water availability in Pakistan, the

Supreme Court of Pakistan has taken

the initiative to raise the awareness

about water scarcity and to provide

guidelines for timely formulation of

effective policies for water storage and

preservation in Pakistan. In this context,

the Law and Justice Commission of

Pakistan (LJCP) under the aegis of the

Supreme Court of Pakistan organized a

two-day international symposium on

October 19-20, 2018 on the theme of

"Creating a Water-Secure Pakistan."

Dr. Tahir Mahmood Hayat, Executive

Vice President, Geotechnical &

Geoenvironmental Engineering Division,

was part of the Organizing Committee

headed by Honorable Mr. Justice Umar

Ata Bandial and Honorable Mr.

Justice Ejaz ul Ahsan. There

were five Thematic Sessions in

the Symposium viz. Legal

Aspects of Indus Basin Water;

Construction of Dams and

Reservoirs; Financing of Dams

and Reservoirs; Ground Water,

Water Recharge & Water Pricing

and Water Resources

Governance and Management.

Jurists, luminaries of law, experts

in water resources management,

academia and researchers from

different countries presented

their research papers in the symposium.

Dr. Tahir Mahmood Hayat also

presented his paper titled “Challenges in

Design of Dam in Pakistan” in the

Second Thematic Session. His paper

covered the issues of construction of

dams and water reservoirs which are

need of the hour for effective storage of

water, as per requirement of ever-

growing population of Pakistan and

generation of hydroelectric power.

The findings of all the presentations

made during the symposium, including

that of Dr. Hayat were later included in

the “20-Point Islamabad Declaration”

published on October 20, 2018. Both

Organizing Committee heads thanked

Dr. Tahir Hayat in a special letter for his

valuable contribution towards

understanding the human rights issue of

water scarcity and recommendations in

overcoming the challenges of water

related issues.

The inaugural session was chaired by

President of Pakistan, Dr. Arif Alvi while

the concluding session was chaired by

the Chief Justice of Pakistan.

13PROJECT NEWS

Internal Quality Audits (IQAs) were carried

out on design and construction

management related activities by

Monitoring & Quality Control Division

(M&QCD) to monitor the implementation of

the Quality Management System in W&A

(Agriculture Section), Islamabad Office,

Disaster Management & Reconstruction

Division, Peshawar Office, Karachi Office

and Architecture & Planning Division

Karachi, to ensure compliance with the

Quality Management System (QMS).

Construction sites of Lahore and Karachi

Offices were also visited. Audit Reports

were generated based on Audit findings

and the reports were later closed after

ensuring implementation of the

recommended corrective actions. Internal

Audits were also conducted for monitoring

the implementation of Environmental

Management System (EMS) and

Occupational Health & Safety Assessment

Series (OHSAS) in relevant areas.

A two-day Surveillance Audit for ISO 9001:

2015 QMS was conducted by the Lead

Auditor/Technical Expert of TUV Austria

Bureau of Inspection & Certification during

December 18-20, 2018 at various Divisions

in NESPAK House, Lahore, Karachi Offices

and Architecture & Planning Division,

Karachi. The Surveillance Audits for ISO

14001: 2015 Environmental Management

System and OHSAS 18001: 2007

International SymposiumInternational SymposiumInternational Symposium

Internal Quality Audits conducted at NESPAKOccupational Health & Safety Standards

were also conducted by the TUV Auditor.

The Audits were extensive and their

objective was to measure the

conformance of NESPAK's QMS, EMS &

OHSAS Systems to meet the requirements

of the Standards. The Systems were found

compliant to the Standards by the TUV

Auditor, no Corrective Action Requests

(CARs) were raised by the Auditor and

NESPAK was recommended for continued

Certification for all three Standards. These

Certifications will further increase our trust

with Clients and enable us to qualify for

and win more projects locally and

overseas.

Dr. Tahir Mahmood Hayat presenting his paper

Dignitaries are attending the thematic sessions

Elected

Ar. M. Arif Changezi,

General

Manager/Head,

Architecture &

Planning Division,

Karachi has been

elected as the

President of Institute

of Architects Pakistan (IAP) in the recently

held elections. This was announced by the

Honorary Secretary General of IAP during

the Annual General Body Meeting of IAP,

held on November 24, 2018 at Karachi,

Lahore, Islamabad and Peshawar

simultaneously through video-link.

Mr. Arif Changezi is an active member of

IAP who has also served IAP in various

capacities, as Chairman, IAP-Karachi

Chapter and Honorary Secretary, IAP in

the past. He has represented IAP in

various International Forums/Conferences

such as ArcAsia, Commonwealth

Association of Architects (CAA) and

SAARCH in Japan, India, Malaysia, Hong

Kong, Bangladesh and Nepal. He has also

organized a number of International

Forums/Conferences at Islamabad and

Karachi as the Convener. He is also a

permanent member of the Accreditation

team of Pakistan Council of Architects &

Town Planners (PCATP), trained and

certified by Higher Education Commission

of Pakistan for quality assurance of

Architecture education in the universities/

schools all over the country.

14 STAFF NEWS

Trainings

NESPAK always strives to provide the best

training to its employees at various

platforms in order to boost their

professional development. In this regard,

NESPAK nominated five (05) professionals

to attend training on “Dispute Resolution in

Project Procurement and Contract

Management” which took place at

Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC),

Headquarters, Islamabad on October 25,

2018. The main objective of the training

was to provide guidance and

understanding regarding principles of

dispute resolution in procurement and

procurement planning.

ESPAK's Human Resources Division Nhas initiated Capacity Building

Programs to revive the Professional

Development of its employees. Sixth

training/session of its kind on Variation

Orders in Construction Contract was held

at Sabir P. Chohan Board Room, NESPAK

House, Islamabad, on November 29, 2018.

The training was conducted by Salman

Shahid, Chief Engineer, Islamabad office,

where he shared his experiences in

handling variations in a Construction

Contract. The main objective of the training

was to provide guidance and

understanding of variation orders and

ways to handle the variations that arise

during the lifetime of a project.

Structural Engineering Division (SED)

has recently carried-out an in-house

software training on Building Information

Modeling (BIM) technology through the

latest version of AutoDESK “Revit-2017”

software.

The training has been primarily conducted

by Principal Engineer Ahsan Rafique,

Senior Engineer Usman Khan and Senior

Engineer Ayesha Naheed along with

assisting Senior Engineers Waheed

Ahmad, Sajid Hanif and Rizwana Hafeez.

The training was divided into three

separate sessions of 4 days each and

included employees of SED in batches of

18 persons per batch. A number of

software hand-on exercises and

assignments were given to participants to

achieve desired skill proficiency level.The adoption of BIM constitutes a

paradigm shift in the engineering and

construction industry. Broader BIM

adoption will transform

design processes to

achieve greater efficiency

to improve the quality of

life of civil engineering

stakeholders. Moving to

BIM technology is a

much larger change, and

thus requires careful

implementation planning,

staffing- and training.

Hence, this course is

found to be ideally suited

to the delivery of

information needed to

improved design and

building performance.

ESPAK participated in third round of Nprofessional capacity building

training in the National Centre for

Resettlement and Rehabilitation (NCRR)

on December 04 to 06, 2018 for WAPDA

Dasu Hydropower Project on Environment

and Resettlement. Mr. Irfan-ul-Haq,

General Manager/Head Environment &

Resettlement (also Executive Member of

the centre representing NESPAK), Mr.

Muhammad Shariq Ahmed, Principal

Engineer, Environment & Resettlement,

and Mr. Shahzad Rizvi, Senior Sociologist

Environment & Resettlement of GT&GE

Division, delivered lectures as resource

persons from NESPAK. 20 participants

from Dasu Hydropower Project, WAPDA

attended the training.

n continuation to the Capacity Building IProgram, an initiative undertaken by

Karachi Office, several in-house training

sessions were arranged by senior

professionals. These sessions included:

Technical Presentation and Writing Skills,

Preparation of PC-I, PC-II and PC-IV

Documents and Introduction to Airport

Navigational Aids and Air Traffic Control

Tower Equipment.

The above trainings were conducted by

NESPAK experts/professionals for training

of middle tier professionals.

NESPAK Resource Persons along with participants of the training workshop at NCRR, PU

A group of participants during the training session

Rejoining

Mr. Khursheed Ahmad, Chief Engineer,

Power & Mechanical Engineering Division,

re-joined the division after successful

completion of his overseas assignment in

the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. A farewell

party was organized by Saudi Electricity

Company (SEC) EHV-PD, West staff in

Jeddah in his honour, on the occasion of

last working day in Saudi Arabia, after long

service as Senior Project Engineer, EHV

and Power Plants Projects, from Saud

Consult/NESPAK.

He was also served with an “Appreciation

Letter” from the client M/s SEC by the

respected Engineer Abdullah A. Al-Sehli,

Director/Manager SEC (EHV-Projects).

Ms. Fizza

Hassan,

Junior Engineer

Structural

Engineering Division

has rejoined

NESPAK in July

2018 after the

successful

completion of her M.S. Structural

Engineering from Georgia Institute of

Technology, Atlanta, U.S.A. as Fulbright

Scholar. Her research focus was

“Structural Design Optimization and

Origami Engineering Applications for

Disaster Relief”.

Academics

Dr. Abdus

Subhan,

Principal Engineer

Water & Agriculture

Division defended

his PhD

dissertation on

September 10,

2018. His research

topic is optimizing

wheat yield through moisture levels,

cultural practices and organic fertilizer in

the calcareous soil condition of Dera

Ismail Khan, Pakistan. His PhD research

will guide wheat growers of the area for

proper utilization of irrigation water, tillage

practices and manure/fertilizer application

under the arid zone condition of the

country.

Mr. Zafarullah Khan, Data Processing

Officer of Disaster Management and

Reconstruction Division, Islamabad has

successfully completed LLB degree from

Jinnah Muslim Law College Islamabad

(Session 2014-2017). This professional

legal education will help meet the needs of

new challenges in corporate entities like

NESPAK.

Mr. Uzair

Maqbool,

Senior Engineer,

Structural

Engineering

Division, has

successfully

completed his

Master's degree in

Structural Engineering “Sustainable

Construction Under Natural Hazards and

Catastrophic Event” under European

Erasmus Mundus Program from Czech

Technical University in Prague and

Consortium Universities. The title of his

research topic was “Numerical

Assessment of Friction Dampers under

Quasi-Static and Impact Loading”. During

the course of this degree he has also been

certified for Global Sustainability Practices

Immersive from Penn State University,

Philadelphia, USA in collaboration with

United Nations (UN).

15STAFF NEWS

Institute of Tender Management (ITM),

Lahore organized a workshop on Punjab

Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA)

Rules at a local hotel in Lahore on

December 19, 2018. The key speaker of

the workshop was Mr. Shahid Hussain,

Managing Director PPRA. He briefed the

participants about the PPRA rules along

with the associated technical aspects of

public procurement. The workshop was an

effort towards facilitating the senior

Workshop on PPRA Rules executives in developing the better

understanding and applicability of

procurement rules while ensuring its

complete compliance.

Mr. Irfan-ul-Haq, General Manager/Head,

Environment and Resettlement of

Geotechnical & Geoenvironmental

Engineering Division attended the event

on behalf of NESPAK and shared his

experience with other participants. The

workshop was concluded with the

certificate distributions among all

participants.

Dr. Ali Murtaza

Rasool, Senior

Engineer,

Structural

Engineering

Division, has

successfully

completed his PhD

Civil Engineering

from Saitama University, Japan in

September 2018 and has rejoined SED.

The title of his research topic was

“Mechanical behavior and instability of

unsaturated soil under water infiltration

conditions”. During PhD. he has published

numerous journal papers and presented

his research in international conferences in

Argentina, United States of America,

China, Japan and Hong Kong.

Mr. Muhammad

Mohsin Munir,

Senior Engineer,

Water & Agriculture

Division, authored

and presented a

technical paper on

topic of “Numerical

Modeling for

Hydraulic Evaluation of Multiple Bridges in

Proximity – A Case Study” during Mid Term

Symposium of Pakistan Engineering

Congress December 2018. The chair

appreciated efforts of NESPAK in

endeavoring such innovative ideas and

continuing their services for improving

hydraulic modeling techniques as done in

th thMr. Shahid Hussain, M.D. PPRA sitting 4 from left, Mr. Irfan-ul-Haq sitting 4 from right and Dr. Irfan Ahmad,Principal, ITM (C).

EDITOR: AHMAD SAID, GM/HeadBusiness Development Division

DEPUTY EDITORS: HINA NAZ SIDRA ILYAS

DESIGNER: MUHAMMAD AHMED NADEEMPRO: ZULFIKAR ALI KHAN

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Mr. Attahiru Usman, Managing Director

M/s Allott Consulting Engineers (Nigeria)

Limited along with his team visited

NESPAK. The delegation was warmly

welcomed by the Highways &

Transportation Engineering Division.

The delegates during their visit also met

with Dr. Tahir Masood, Managing

Director NESPAK. Future

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opportunities in Nigeria were discussed

during the meeting.

NESPAK has been performing a lead

role with M/s Allot in Nigeria on a project

titled “Consultancy Services for the

Supervision of the Rehabilitation/

Construction of Rural Roads in Enugu

State, Nigeria.

MD NESPAK along with MD Allott Consulting Engineers (Nigeria) Limited at NESPAK House, Lahore

NESPAK inks agreement with

Shaikh Zayed Hospital, Lahore

Shaikh Zayed Hospital, Lahore awarded

to NESPAK a project in November 2018

for redesign, evaluation of equipment

and top supervision of renovation,

installation, testing and commissioning

of heating, ventilation and air

conditioning (HVAC) system at Shaikh

Zayed Hospital, Lahore. The initial

estimated project cost is Rs. 180 million

and Mr. Haris Farooqi, Principal

Engineer Building Services Division, is

the Project Manager.

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