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Introduction

Company Aims

Mission Vision, Values & Advantages

Quality Policy

Technical Quality Assurance Review Mechanism

Company Services

Engineering Related

Transportation Engineering Site Supervision & Monitoring Geotechnical Engineering Irrigation, Water Supply & Sanitation Urban, Rural and Regional Development Project Management GIS Mapping & Survey Environmental Engineering

Socio-economic / Social sector / Trainings

Monitoring & Evaluation Participatory community & social sector development Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S)

Company Setup Human Resources Office Equipment’s

Projects Data Sheets Infrastructure projects completed – Roads & Bridges Irrigation, water supply & sanitation Solid waste management Survey & Monitoring Evaluation Environmental management Management Information System Specialised trainings

Registration and Certificates Contact Information

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Introduction

Spectra Engineering Solutions (Pvt.) Ltd. (SES) is a consultancy firm providing

professional services in the fields of civil & environmental engineering & is a leading

training provider in various disciplines.

We at SES is geared up in providing complete engineering solutions, training

services and complete end to end project management solutions.

Our team of experts includes highway and structural engineers, construction

managers, contract administrators, quantity surveyors, topographic surveyors,

geologists, hydrologists, environmentalists, economists, project schedulers,

architects, chartered accountants, Health and safety experts, social sector experts

and other allied professionals, who can handle the entire scope of engineering &

project management services from the conceptual phase, through to feasibility,

design, supervision and post-construction phases of the project.

During its history, SES has successfully completed numerous assignments:

conducted socio economic surveys, studies and evaluations, identified and designed

technical assistance activities and implemented numerous civil engineering projects.

SES approach to problem solving is based on rigorous analysis and interpretations

of the facts surrounding each assignment. Consultation with primary and secondary

stakeholders and dialogue with internal and external forces are corner stone of the

methodology adapted.

SES has a great experience of working in the field Infrastructure development with

some International well reputed organization including World Bank, Asian

Development Bank, UNDP and various international donor organizations. SES has

recently completed a major project providing its services to conduct the M&E

activities for World Bank for MDTF funded projects. These projects are being

implemented in various districts and agencies of KPK and FATA.

Apart from the above mentioned interventions, the SES is also involved in number of

infrastructure related projects like feasibility studies and detailed design for various

infrastructure related projects including construction of roads, bridges, water supply

schemes, water channels, street pavements etc. for leading government authorities

like Communication and Works department(CNW) and Khyber Pakthunkhwa

Highway Authority(KPHA), KPK and for various international donor agencies like

JICA, USAID and DIFID.

With core permanent professional staff and a roster of highly-qualified associates,

SES offers a multi-disciplinary approach to its consultancies. Specialists are

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assembled specifically for each project and selected according to their relevant

areas of expertise.

SES's headquarter and branch offices are well equipped with a modern database,

excellent telecommunications facilities, with "state of the art" technology and

software library including the latest packages of hardware and software.

SES has well established offices in Peshawar and Rawalpindi, staffed with a core

team experienced in the technical, financial and implementation aspects of project

management and specialize in the field of infrastructure development of all sort of

projects.

The organization has a track record of managing complex, multi-million dollar

bilateral and multilateral projects in Pakistan for both national and international

clients. In addition, SES has links with a wide network of field researchers/ data

collectors/service providers and can mobilize resources quickly within Pakistan.

Furthermore, the organization has a well-equipped resource centre, has access to

latest information technology and has standing association with other organizations

that facilitate the access to international information resources in support of the

project.

Today, SES is one of the leading consulting house & is a leading training provider,

having worked on major projects across Pakistan including Federally Administered

Tribal Areas (FATA) and is well poised to expand into other international arena in the

very near future.

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Our Mission is

Our mission is to provide professional engineering & training services incorporating

astute and innovative advice in a timely, cost effective and efficient manner, to the

benefit of our Clients, the Community, our own Staff and Shareholders, with due

consideration for the impact that our actions may have on the Environment.

As a team we strive to be market leaders in the engineering & training sector while

providing outstanding customer service.

Our Vision is

“The world is ever-changing. To continue to thrive as a business over the next ten

years and beyond, we must look ahead; understand the trends and forces that will

shape our business in the future and move swiftly to prepare for what's to come

contribute to the society, alleviate the suffering around us and achieve sustainable

development. For tomorrow, we must be ready today.”

Our Values are

Dependability

We do what we say we will do

We deliver on time

We do a good job

Customer Service

Continuously improve what we do

Work together in partnership

Communicate completely and with respect

Our Advantages are

We offer following advantages to clients:

Experience of qualified professionals

Low Cost solutions due to low overhead framework

Reliability through rigorous Quality Control

Customized solutions as per client’s requirement

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Quality Policy

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We at SES are committed to provide consultancy services, to the utmost satisfaction

of our clients, with the highest level of professionalism and dedication. It is achieved

through continuous improvement in level of expertise and commitment of our staff,

and provision of necessary resources. The quality has been

The firm is committed to provide quality services with consistency to customer by:

Consistently meeting or exceeding customer expectations for quality and performance.

Effective implementation of Quality Management System and its continual improvements.

Providing professional, ethical and safe working environment

The effectiveness of our Quality Management System is continually improved

through collective participation of our staff and Management Reviews.

Managing Director Dated: 09 / 03 / 2016

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ISO 9001: 2008 Certificate

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Document Requirements

Define measures &

measurement

Define role & responsibilities

Resource allocation (Time,

Self-discipline

Adherence to code of conduct

Standardization of best

practices

Report non-compliance

Manage change requests

Find & implement best

alternatives

Appraisal & reward

Audit

Customer feedback

Technical Quality Assurance Review Mechanisms SES has a Quality Management Plan in action which comprises of Quality

Assurance (QA) as well as Quality Control (QC). The Quality Management plan is

demonstrated below in a Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) Cycle:

The basis for continuous improvement at SES. The Quality Assurance methodology

for SES is divided into Entity-related and Process-related.

Entity Quality Management

SES being an entity is involved in providing consultancy services to clients and the

quality mechanism framework we follow as below:

Quality Assurance Quality Control

At SES as project commences and with kickoff meeting with various stakeholders, we gather Customer Requirements in writing with clear distinction between essential & desired features, actual vs planned. The goal is in the early phase to lock in the requirements completely and to the satisfaction of the client. At SES we use Measures & Measurement scale for defining and gauging the acceptable, unacceptable and exceptional dimensions of the Entity. At SES in managing projects we use Change Management procedure which includes maintaining documentation versions (date and time stamped). Documents are tracked using tracking control protocols in compliance to ISO 9001; and documentation paper trail is maintained in house( for 5 years) for good management.

We at SES Perform cross-checking after completion of every business process; quality deviations in terms of time, cost, and plan vs. perceived benefits are recorded in quality register. For every project, we deploy a Quality officer in every team, who possesses the same level of authority as the team leader for pinpointing quality issues.

Process Quality Management

Plan

n

Do

Act Check

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Process refers to the means for producing and conveying the Entity to the customer

or client.

Quality Assurance Quality Control

SES is hiring on merit to ensure team competency. Hiring is kept as a vigorous process where applicants are evaluated for Intelligent Quotient (IQ), academic history, work experience and soft and interpersonal skills. Audit activities. AT SES, Internal audits are performed by another project team whereas external audits are performed by a neutral third-party. The audit covers 1) Competency of staff 2) Process efficiency and effectiveness 3) Equipment and 4) Software. At SES we use updated software for analysis and interpretation of survey data such as SPSS.

SES conducts Performance appraisal of teams and individual performances. The Quality officer records quality issues in quality manual and such findings/ issues are then discussed in an executive meeting between Managing directors and Functional heads every week. Managing Director approves due course of action which is again followed-up in next executive meeting whereas functional heads are held responsible for implementing the action plan. At SES, the quality officer takes repeated measures for one reading that are not rated satisfactory.

Quality Management at Individual level

In addition to the Quality Management plan discussed above, SES promotes a

quality ambience by encouraging quality at individual activities. This includes:

Ensure punctuality in timing

Meet deadlines

Transfer project related information in written form and through corporate

channels i.e. business email ID

Maintain secrecy of confidential information

Dispose off confidential information adequately

Cooperative with IT Staff in software updates

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Gamut of Engineering Services

Company Services

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Transportation Engineering

SES provides superior consulting & specialist services in various area of

transportation engineering. Our team of professional engineers, scientists,

technologists, and support staff is committed to provide sustainable, innovative &

practical solutions to public and private sector owners and operators of roadway and

transportation infrastructure. We work in close collaboration with our clients.

Roads and Highways

SES excels in planning, designing and supervising all types of road development

projects including highways, expressways and other roads (both rural and urban). It

has significant design experience for all functional classifications.

We provide innovative solutions to meet the existing and future transportation

demands of automobiles, trucks, buses, transit, bicycles and pedestrians in urban,

rural, and industrial environments. Our transportation & traffic engineering specialists

can plan and design various measures for traffic improvement for municipal, regional

and provincial government roads.

SES’s project teams have experience with alternative delivery systems, including

design-build and public-private partnerships, to help clients overcome budget

challenges and get critical infrastructure built. The services include:

Feasibility studies

Topographical surveys and Hydrological Studies

Planning and Detailed Design& Engineering

Environmental Impact Assessment and management plan

Traffic Surveys, Forecasting & Modeling

Land Acquisition plans, Rehabilitation& Resettlement

Alignment and route selection

Highway Facilities Design

Strip Plans & Utility Relocation plans

Cost estimation

Road safety and Accident Studies

Pavement Analysis

Construction Supervision

Geotechnical Investigations and material surveys

Contract administration and documentation

Corridor Management and regional planning

Construction administration and documentation

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Bridges and Structures

Bridge design is yet another specialty of SES. The division is competent to design all

types of bridges including flyovers and interchanges, including bridges across major

rivers. Company expertise in designing cost effective solutions in creating reinforced

concrete solid slab, voided slab, Reinforced concrete T-beam and slab, Reinforced

concrete box girders, Pre-stressed concrete girder and slabs, Pre-stressed concrete

box girder, Pre-stressed concrete solid slab and voided slab, steel truss composite

type superstructures has led them to be one of the industry leader. The division has

designed 663 bridge structures to date including several bridges in the most difficult

and treacherous terrain of the northern areas of Pakistan.

SES always accept the challenge with great enthusiasm to provide innovative

solutions in response to clients’ needs with its expertise in designing from large to

small bridges/structures. The services include:

Techno-Economic Feasibility Studies

Structural Design & Detailing including transport node design

Procurement and Contract Administration

Construction/ Maintenance Supervision

Engineering Surveys

Hydrological Studies

Design of Safety and Access Control Barriers

Earth and Water Retaining Structures

Whether the project is a motorway, highway, toll road a complex interchange, a

facility through an environmentally sensitive area, or a bridge, SES professionals will

provide innovative, cost effective and timely solutions while minimizing disruption to

its users and the environment.

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Site Supervision & Monitoring

Effective site supervision is essential to the success of the project. SES is capable in

all forms of condition of contact including International Federation of Consulting

Engineers (FIDIC) and has developed project management techniques & a Guideline

Manual to ensure effective site supervision, in particular the following:

Progress Monitoring

Cost Control

Responding to Difficulties encountered during the course of construction

Measurement of the works in a timely manner.

Project design development and planning

Choosing professional and skilled sub-consultants

Cost management

Project schedule management

QA/QC

Contract administration- project meetings, RFI’s, etc.

Safety management

Maximize project team efficiency

Disputes and claims management

We have the ability to provide and administer teams of chartered engineers,

specialists and other experienced and well qualified staff to supervise the

Contractor’s activities including observance of the Conditions of Contract, the day to

day execution of the works in accordance with the Specifications and Drawings, and

measurement and valuation of the works as construction proceeds. Such a team

would supervise any additional surveys or investigations and monitor the quality and

standard of materials and equipment incorporated in the Works.

We attach great importance to achieving a good working relationship with a Client,

and to that end are prepared to expend care and effort while being fair to the

Contractor.

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Geotechnical Engineering

Geotechnical engineering, a branch of civil engineering, is concerned with the

application of soil and rock mechanics, engineering geology and other disciplines as

related to design and construction in civil engineering. At SES, we have a highly

experienced geotechnical engineers who can provide quality services in the

preparation of full scale geotechnical reports, for trouble shooting of geotechnical

related problems, to provide high grade skilled supervision in areas related to

geotechnical activities and to attend to the technical requirements in related fields.

The services include:

Earthwork Design & Recommendations

Foundation Analysis & Design

Grouting & Ground Improvement Design

Landslide Investigation & Stabilization

Pavement Analysis & Design

Seepage Analyses

Site Development Feasibility Studies

Slope Stability & Retaining Structure Design

Subsurface Investigation, Sampling & Testing

Geotechnical Construction Phase Services

Physical / Chemical Analysis of Soil

Analysis and design related to swelling and shrinkage, liquefaction,

chemically active soil and water etc.

Soil exploration for preliminary design for road and railway alignments

Detailed investigations during construction stage

Soil investigation for design of slopes in embankment and cuttings

Construction supervision for earthwork for quality control

Geophysical investigations for mapping of configuration and basement

rock, vertical lateral lithological changes and water table.

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Irrigation, Water Supply & Sanitation

The growing demand and supply of water brings with it the need for both waste

water and solid waste management. SES has identified and developed expertise that

is effectively able to cater to the various needs in the water supply and sanitation

development sector. The projects undertaken included the utilization of both

underground and surface sources.

SES specialist skills and experience in flood estimation, mapping, and mitigation,

hydrologic & hydraulic modeling, planning and social considerations are highly

valued by clients and joint venture partners.

Today SES’s expertise has matured to cover comprehensive services that include all

aspects of the Water Supply and Sanitation sector.

The services include:

Survey, Investigation, Data Collection and Water Availability Studies

Planning, design and execution of water supply, sewerage and drainage in

plains and hills

Satellite imagery processing, digital elevation model development, storage

planning and command area development works – micro irrigation schemes

Planning, design & execution of canal and drainage works for Irrigation

Water-shed development planning & designs

Water Supply and Public Health Engineering

Environmental impact assessment & socio-economic studies for Water

Resources projects

Planning, design, construction supervision and Quality Assurance & Quality

Control for Dam and related structure

Dam and Reservoir Engineering

Planning & Design of Hydro Power schemes

Ground Water Investigation and Design

Design of Water and Waste Water Infrastructure

Technical Assistance for Project Implementation

Design and Implementation of Community Water Supply & Sanitation Projects

Solid Waste Management

Decentralization of Services.

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Urban, Rural and Regional Development The need for smart sustainable urban solutions has never been greater than it is

today. The rapid pace of urbanization in major cities has forced planning community

to control the urban sprawl in an organized manner and through proper planning at

various levels control in such a way making today cities self-sustainable.

In the context of urban development, SES a multi-disciplinary group consists of

Urban Planners and Designers, Landscape Architects, Structural Engineers,

Planners and Environmentalist. They provide quality and environmentally

sustainable solutions for developing healthy, safe places in which people can thrive,

communities can evolve, and the environment can flourish.

Key aspects of handling planning projects in SES are:

Planning and design of new townships and related infrastructure services.

Planning of clean settlements: identification of sites and services, design of

agricultural service centers, planning and design of village centers,

agricultural land use and settlement planning schemes, socio-economic

surveys and environmental impact studies; transport planning, urban design,

Residential Development, Public Health Engineering and Tourism,

implementation and evaluation of integrated rural development and regional

development projects.

Readily available input from in-house professionals connected with fields of

transportation, infrastructure, urban planning & economic development.

Developing project specific methodology and survey frameworks for different

projects.

The services include

Master Planning, Town Planning

Regional transport and development plans

Development plans for towns and cities

Tourism development and planning

Social Impact Assessment

Resettlement Action Plan

Independent Environmental Review

Watershed Development

Biodiversity & Forestry

Management Information System and Geographical Information System

Natural Resources management

Risk Assessment and Disaster management plan

Monitoring & Evaluation of R&R activities

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Environmental Construction Supervision

Infrastructure plans

Special area planning

Site planning

GIS and Software development

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Project Management Project management is the process of managing projects, which might encompass

hundreds, or even thousands of separate activities. It combines the knowledge and

resources to define, plan, Implement and integrate every aspect of a client’s

comprehensive program. State-of-the-art technology, knowledge of recent advances,

and an experienced team dedicated to finding innovative and effective ways to bring

every project to a successful conclusion . Our approach to project management

reflects our ability to coordinate and prioritize resources across projects,

departments and entities ensuring that resources are managed with a focus on the

project requirement, local market and other projects requirements. Complex

programs require sophisticated and often times Innovative solutions.

Our professionals bring efficiency, control and accountability to every stage of your

program, from initial master planning through authorization, contract implementation

and ongoing operations support. With experienced program management staff, you

will know that the fundamentals of your program / project are and that progress is a

matter of time, not chance.

SES’s scope of construction management services includes construction project

administration, construction inspection, constructability reviews, project controls and

document management, scheduling, cost estimating, and cost control, change order

management, claims management and resolution, quality assurance, startup and

testing and project close-out.

SES has unparalleled experience and knowledge to help clients achieve complete,

effective program management. We have over years developed program

management procedures that includes planning, use of computer programs /

software’s, procedures and processes for efficient management of resources, staff,

schedules and budgets. These tools have proven reliable and successful for

managing projects of any nature and complexity.

SES offers program management services for various projects, including:

Design & Feasibility Studies

Project Planning

Resource Management

Construction management

Third party design verification

Trainings

Quality Assurance Programs

Risk management

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With experience in a wide spectrum of project delivery methods, SES leverages

technical expertise, assembles project development teams, and mobilizes capital to

get projects off the ground and onto the fast track.

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GIS Mapping & Survey

SES is a unique consultancy firm with its own full-fledged Survey Division which is

very well equipped with complete range of state-of-the-art survey equipment. Our

Survey and Mapping Division understands that precise and accurate measurements

are the foundation for every design engineering project that’s why our staff is kept

current on the state-of-the-art procedures through participation in courses, seminars,

training programs and activities of various professional organizations.

Our surveyors have recently completed an advanced AutoCAD Civil 3D training

course and Microstation CADD training, ArcGIS for Land use planning & Digital

Terrain models.

The Surveying staff of the firm averages over 20 years of experience and has carried

out various projects successfully using a wide range of data including satellite

imageries, aerial photographs and GPS guided topographical survey.

Incorporating projects into a GIS database provides a central repository and storage

for all data, ability to layer and analyze a variety of data formats, geo-processing and

query functionality, and graphical display. SES have been using GIS databases and

Remote Sensing technology for various types of projects of which includes roads,

bridges, waterways etc.


Reconnaissance, Preliminary and Detailed Engineering Survey for roads &

Highways, Railways.

Topographical and cadastral Surveys and Mapping, Thematic Mapping

Aerial Photography Aerial Interpretation

Urban traffic studies based on Ariel Photo Techniques.

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Environmental Engineering

Environmental Engineering is the application of science and engineering principles

where the main goal is to improve the environment (air, water, and/or land

resources). This requires providing healthy water, air, and land areas for human

habitation and for other organisms, and to remediate polluted sites.

We provide a full range of environmental services of which includes Environmental

Impact Assessment (EIA) for most of the major infrastructure and rural development

projects that are designed for meeting our client's objectives of complying with the

increasing regulatory demands placed upon them and to provide the framework to

meet those needs.

Based on the initial Environmental impact analysis of major projects, the impact is

measured and necessary mitigation and monitoring measures are incorporated in

the design.


Environmental & Social Management Framework/Codes of Practice

Social Development Studies

Sectorial/Regional Environmental / Social Assessment

Environmental / Social Screening / Analysis

Initial Environmental / Social Examination

Socio-Economic Surveys

Environmental Surveys

Environmental Impact Assessment

Social Impact Assessment

Environmental Management Action Plan

Resettlement & Rehabilitation Action Plan

Public / Stakeholders Consultation

Project Benefit Monitoring / Evaluation

Independent Environmental / Social Reviews

Benefit Monitoring and Evaluation Project Prioritizations and

Investment Analysis

Training & Development Construction Supervision

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Socio-Economic / Social Sector / Trainings

Company Services

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Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Monitoring is a systematic and long-term process that gathers information in regards

to the progress made by an implemented project.

Monitoring is not an end in itself and allows programmes to determine what is and is

not working well, so that adjustments can be made along the way. It allows

programmes to assess what is actually happening versus what was planned.

Monitoring allows programmes to:

Implement remedial measures to get programmes back on track and remain

accountable to the expected results the programme is aiming to achieve.

Determine how funds should be distributed across the programme activities.

Collect information that can be used in the evaluation process.

Evaluation is time specific and it’s performed to judge whether a project has reached

its goals and delivered what was expected according to its original plan. Typesof

evaluationincludeexanteandexpostimpactassessment, externalreviews, and

self‐evaluationthattakesplaceduringteammeetingsand workshops.

We at SES know the importance of M&E function as a measuring device since it

helps in identifying grey areas and suggests remedial measures and is aimed at

improving the efficiency and effectiveness of a project or organization. By reviewing

milestones and final outcomes of project, it helps put work back on track and indicate

management of the bottlenecks encountered during various project phases.

If done properly, it is an invaluable tool for good management, and it provides a

useful base for evaluation. It helps in determining whether the resources available

are sufficient and are being well used, whether the capacity is sufficient and

appropriate, and whether work is going accordingly to schedule and allocated

budget. Proper monitoring helps keep the project/schemes put back on right track.

We at SES will perform the M&E function by conducting:

Monitoring

The experts will identify the milestones of your project and the final outputs through

goals, objectives and activities. Design a new logical framework or modify the current

one according to the goals and objectives; will formulate effective and measureable

performance indicators through activities/inputs and outputs for good results.

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Evaluation

The experts at SES will identify

a) Outcome and Impacts

The Outcome can be both short and long-term outcomes.

For example, in a programme to strengthen health sector response to cases

of violence against women, a short-term outcome may be the use of

standardized protocols and procedures by practitioners in a health facility.

A long-term outcome may be the sector and system-wide integration of those

policies.

It is important to be very clear from the beginning of a project or intervention,

what the expected objectives and outcomes will be, and to identify what

specific changes are expected for what specific population.

Carry out Impact evaluation in order to measure the difference between what

happened with the programme and what would have happened without it. It answers

the question, ―How much (if any) of the change observed in the target population

occurred because of the programme or intervention?‖

We at SES will conduct rigorous research designs since it is most complex and

intensive type of evaluation, incorporating methods such as random selection,

control and comparison groups. These methods serve to:

Establish causal links or relationships between the activities carried out and

the desired outcomes.

Identify and isolate any external factors that may influence the desired

outcomes.

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SES comprehensive monitoring, evaluation, and impact assessment framework

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Participatory Community & Social Sector Development

SES is a development and research based Consultancy firm that has vast

experience in providing rigorous analysis, policy advice, management and training

services to national governments, international aid agencies and other public sector

and non-government organisations. SES adopts a participatory approach to solving

policy problems, working in partnership with clients to improve knowledge and

competence.

SES aims to contribute in innovative ways to enhance economic and social progress

in developing and transition economies, with a focus on the needs of the poorest

people. SES work focuses on:

improving access to, and efficiency and effectiveness of, key social sector

services, including health, education and social protection;

strengthening the use of quantitative and qualitative information in

formulating, monitoring and evaluating policies and programmes and

enhancing accountability;

more effective and accountable public expenditure management;

more effective macroeconomic management, private and financial sector

policies and programmes;

public administration and governance reform; and

capacity building and training tailored to the specific needs of the clients.

Through policy research and development, strategic advice and management

capacity, SES is able to link strategic vision to best operational practice. SES has a

worldwide reputation for combining analytical rigour with practical know-how. This

enables collaboration on client’s engagement with many of the leading names in

policy development and the management of change, including global consultancy

practices, universities and major financial institutions.

SES has been providing consulting services, support to the clients in the following

areas.

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Institutional Strengthening Capacity Building

The professional and well experienced staff had conducted numerous studies from

design and development of comprehensive policy programs to strengthening and

capacity building institutions as per the needs of the institutions,

Some of the studies SES conducted include

Designing and conducting workshops and seminars

Training need assessment of institutions

Preparing training plans and modules

To arrange training programs and identifying training institution for Institutional

Strengthening Capacity building.

Community Development

The specialized social sector division of SES is capable of carrying out all community

development related activities as well as providing consultancy services like;

Running awareness campaigns

Motivating community people

Formulating& organizing community members

Capacity building for planning, monitoring, implementing, operating and

maintaining through a sustainable way using participatory approach.

Gender Development

The specialized social sector division of SES is capable of carrying out all gender

development related activities with special emphasis on women development

activities as well as providing consultant services in the areas of gender

development like empowerment of women through followings.

Awareness programs

Training programs

Microcredit linkage development

Skilled development centre

Informal schools

Appropriate household technology programs

Health hygiene and medical camps.

Socioeconomic Survey

Our well experienced staff will conduct studies, surveys and assessment using

proven & tested methodologies through participatory approaches.

Household surveys

Community socioeconomic surveys

Social assessment

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Community needs assessment.

Disaster Risk Reduction

We are building on our work in this area to further develop evidence on the

effectiveness of different technologies for disaster preparedness, based on our

experiences working with communities, and communicate this effectively. Our key

interventions in this field focus on:

Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability mapping and mitigation planning

Preparedness and early warning systems and training

Building resilient livelihoods through strengthening and diversifying income

generating activities

Knowledge and education to build local capacity

Advocacy on policies and governance for community based DRR

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Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S)

OH&S management systems provide a systematic approach for the successful

management of all health and safety risks in the workplace and can help reduce the

potential of work-related death, injury and disease.

At SES we offer a variety of occupational health and safety related training including

due diligence full management systems, Job Safety Analysis, Material Safety Data

Sheets, (ER) Plans.

SES is authorized training centre for leading certification bodies like NEBOSH,

IOSH, IIRSM, Fire & Safety Level-2 (UK), Fire Engineering, and British Safety

Council. The trainings are conducted in a class room environment and can be

delivered on client premises as well. The courses can be tailored and our staff can

meet with you to determine your specific training requirements.

Our qualified instructors come from industries such as petroleum, construction, and

health-care having over 20 years of training and work experience. Working closely

with our clients, we aim to develop and implement practical and cost effective fire

safety solutions.

Apart from being a training provider, SES also offer wide range of consultancy

services in the field of fire safety and fire protection engineering. These include:

Fire Risk Assessments

Fire Surveys and Audits

Advice on Legislation

General Fire Engineering Advice

Fire Protection Engineering

Education, Training and Research

Fire Evacuation Drills

First Aid

We also perform auditing and assessments on a company’s existing occupational

health and safety management system. Our consultants are experienced in providing

professional advice to management and joint health and safety committees. If

training is determined to be necessary, we also provide specially designed programs

for management team and employees.

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HUMAN RESOURCES

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Discipline Number

KEY PERSONNEL

Experience >

10 years

Experience between 5 to

10 years

No. of Permanent &

contract Employees

Project Director 2 1 3

Institutional Specialist 1 - 1

Team Leader 2 - 2

Highway Engineer / Contract Specialist

2 2 4

Project Managers 2 2 4

Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist

1 - 1

Geotechnical Engineer 2 3 5

Surveyor (Field Enumerators) 5 5 10

GIS specialist 1 - 1

Software Quality Assurance 1 - 1

IT Services Management 1 - 1

Business Process Management 1 - 1

Chartered Accountants 1 - 1

Certified Public Accountant 1 - 1

Occupational Health and Safety experts

5 - 5

Quantity Surveyors 3 - 3

Transportation experts 3 - 3

Water & Sanitation experts 3 - 3

Environmental & Social experts 3 - 3

Finance / Economist 2 1 3

Other Support Staff 2 3 5

Administrative Staff / Research Officers

4 4 8

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OFFICE EQUIPMENT’S

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Survey Equipment

S.No Description Quantity

1 Total Station with all accessories Sokkia Power Set (2010-322) Model

No. D21809, Motorola GP 10 Walkie – Talkie.

6 Nos.

2 Non-Prismatic Total Stations with all accessories Sokkia Power Set

7 Nos.

3 Theodolite Station with all accessories Sokkia Power Set 6 Nos.

4 Auto level with all accessories Sokkia B20 Model No. D10323

4 Nos.

Other Equipment

S.No

Description Quantity

1 Odometer (Distance Measuring Device) 2 Nos.

2 Portable Axle Load Measuring Instrument

2 Nos.

Office Equipment


1 Laptops (Pentium IV, 2.2GHz 3 Nos.) 10

2 Computer (Pentium IV 15 Nos., Pentium III 18 nos. & Others) 20

3 Plotter ( One A0 and Two A1 size) 1

4 Printer Series 5000 & 6000 2

5 HP Colored printer 1215 & 1280 3

6 Scanner 4

7 HP Printer 1210 3

Vehicles


1

Passenger Cars 3

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PROJECT DATASHEETS

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Infrastructure projects – Roads & Bridges

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Assignment Information

Assignment name: a) ADP NO. 620 (2007-08) Package (112 BRIDGES) b) ADP NO. 466 (2007-08) Package (39 BRIDGES)

Approx. value of the Project (in current US$): 61.33 Million

Country: Pakistan Location within country: FATA Mohmand, Kurram, South Waziristan, North Waziristan, Bajour, Khyber, Orakzai, FR. Bannu, FR. Tank, FR. D.I Khan, FR. Lakki.

Duration of assignment (months): 36

Name of Client: FATA, Works & Service Department Peshawar

Total No of-staff months of the assignment:

364

Address: Khyber Agency, Highway Division Jamrud

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): US$1.2 Million

Start date (month/year): February 2012 Completion date (month/year): January 2013

No of professional staff-months provided by

associated Consultants: 300

Name of associated Consultants, if any: Development Management Consultants

Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Structural Engineer Highway Engineer Team Leader Chief Surveyor Quantity Surveyor x 5 Lab Technician CAD Operator/Draftsman x 7 Geotech Senior Geologist Hydrological Specialist

Description of Project: Design and Construction Supervision of over 151 RCC bridges of various spans and lengths from 10 meters upto 350 meters in N.W.F.P, Federally Administrated Tribal Areas of (FATA) of Pakistan.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The design work & other includes

Detailed Design using AASHTO and British Road Note No.31. Reconnaissance Survey Topographic Survey Soil Investigation Hydrological Survey Geometric Studies Structural Design Geotechnical Investigations Protection/ Training Works Tender Documentations Construction Documentations Detailed Supervision

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Assignment name: 24 Roads Design Package


Country: Pakistan Location within country: District Peshawar District Charsadda District Nowshera District Mardan


Name of Client: Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

Total No of-staff months of the assignment: 355

Address: PMU (Foreign Aided Projects) National Engineering Services Pakistan (Pvt) Limited House No. 80/G-1, Street No. 3 Phase II, Hayatabad Peshawar

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): US$ 6.41 Million

Start date (month/year): February 2012 Completion date (month/year): July 2012

No of professional staff-months provided by associated Consultants: 310

Name of associated Consultants, if any: NESPAK & Development Management Consultants

Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Structural Engineer x 2 Team Leader Chief Surveyor x 2 Quantity Surveyor x 8 Lab Technician CAD Operator/Draftsman x 9 Pavement Designer Environmental Expert

Description of Project: The devastating floods of July-August 2010 caused severe damages to the infrastructure in entire Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. A number of public sector buildings, bridges and, roads are either totally washed away by the flood waters or caused major damages. In fact these summer floods of 2010 produced Pakistan's worst flooding in 80-years. The firm was engaged as consultants for the study and detailed design of the 24 roads and few interchanges/flyovers as part of the JICA Development Programme. Total length of the road package was 104 Kms in the 4 Districts mostly within the province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The study and design, scheduled for completion in June 2012 would rehabilitate the roads and provide free flow and efficient movement of traffic.

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Region (District) Name of Roads Length(KM)

Peshawar

Mathra Khazana Road 5.30

Peshawar Road from Village Adezai to Sherakera 5.60

Peshawar Nasir Pur- Masma Road 3.00

Peshawar Shamshato - Urmar Balla - Urmar mayana Road 6.80

Peshawar Naguman Road Khawajay to Jaogani 6.00

District Charsadda Road from Sherpao Bazar to Shams Abad via Shahdago Maulavi Shaib House ilc links road

5.60

District Charsadda Road from Utmanzai Branch to Amir Abad Pull via Sarki Shakh No.5

8.00

District Charsadda Improvement I Rehabilitation ofChowki Mamraiz to Khush Muqam Road & Natal Road

5.00

District Charsadda Pubbi Internal Road/Demko Road/Thizai Khuwar Road/Ganai Road

6.40

District Charsadda Improvement! Rehabilitation of G.T Road Kundi Taza Din - Wazir Ghari Road

5.00

District Mardan Lund Khwar to Janga Road 5.00

District Mardan Saro Shah to Takkar Bridge 3.00

District Mardan Thandai Wana Khel Road (Canal Road) 4.00

District Mardan Shah Noor PuI to Narai WaIa (Canal Road) NOC 4.00

District Mardan Sallo Sakhakot Road 5.00

District Mardan Takhtbai Bazar to Kot 4.00

District Mardan Peoole Chowk to Ghazi Baba (Remaining Portion) 6.50

District Mardan Jamal Garhi to Kati Garhi Village 4.60

District Mardan Said Abad to Jamal Garhi 7.40

District Mardan Lund Khwar to Alo Qasimi 5.00

District Mardan Swabi road to village Fatima 7.50

District Mardan lalala to Village Umerabad (Along with Bridge) 5.40

District Mardan Tum Chuppal Road 4.00

District Mardan Construction, Imp: and BIT of road from Mayar to Bacha Khan Access Road (Canal Road) (3.5 km) and Including Link Road fronl Chappalu pul to Gharib Abad (3.3 km)

6.80

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Assignment name: 14 Roads Design Package


Country: Pakistan Location within country: Distt Bannu Distt Orakzai Distt FR Lakhi Distt FR Kohat


Name of Client: USAID/Pakistan Total No of-staff months of the assignment: 140

Address: House No. 4-A, Street No. 42, Sector F-7/1 Islamabad

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): US$ 0.77 Million

Start date (month/year): August 2009 Completion date (month/year): February 2010


Name of associated Consultants, if any: Development Management Consultants (DMC)

Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Structural Engineer Team Leader Chief Surveyor Quantity Surveyor x 5 Lab Technician CAD Operator/Draftsman x 7 Pavement Designer Environmental Expert

Description of Project: The firm was engaged as consultants for the feasibility study and detailed design of the 14 roads and few interchanges/flyovers as part of the USAID Development Programme. Total length of the road package is 77 Kms in the 5 Districts mostly in federally administered area (FATA). The new roads would provide efficient movement of traffic between Kohat to Bannu.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The design work includes Detailed Design using AASHTO and British Road Note No.31. Project Planning Tender Documents Review/Evaluation The roads location in various regions

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Region Location

Orakzai Dauli To Misti

Orakzai Darwazgai to Tapo Khawar mineral bearing area ( Orakzai Agency

FR Lakki Marwat Canal – Sragara Muham

FR Lakki Marwat Canal – Seven Maroof K

FR Lakki Marwat Canal – Tajbi Khel

FR Lakki Masti Khel – Shadi Khel

FR Lakki Chiga Lar Pa Khel

FR Lakki Marwat Canal – Ghaza Khel

FR Lakki Gaz Goba

Bannu Domel – Sada Khel

FR Bannu Maizali Wara – Sara Rogha

FR Kohat Jammu Sultan khel Road

FR Kohat Paya – Ghariba Jawaki Road

FR Kohat Guzdara – Paya Road

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Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Roads in FATA Phase-II under ADP No. 483 (2009-2010) 35 Km

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: FATA Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:

Team Leader / Designing the Bridge Structure

Structure Specialist

Geotechnical Specialist

Hydrological Specialist

Chief Cad Section

Chief Survey & Geometric Design

Name of Client: Communication & Works Deptt Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

No of Staff: 6

Address: Client: Communication & Works Deptt Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

No of Staff Months: 42

Start date (month/year): November 2010

Completion Date (Month/Year) May 2011

Approx Value of Services (in Current USD/Rs.)

Rs. 4.20 Million

Name of Associated Firms (s), if any

Nil

No. Of Months of Professional Staff Provided by Associated Firms (s) Nil

Name of Senior Staff (Project Director / Coordinator, Team Leader) involved and functions performed:

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor

Naseer Mohammad Khan

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to this remote pocket of FATA.

Description of Actual Services Provided by Your Staff The following services have been provided by our firm.

Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey & Mapping

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design

Drainage & Erosion works

Detailed Supervision

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Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Improvement and Widening Of Par Hoti Gharhi Kapoora Yar Hussain Road, 24.6 Km

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA) Peshawar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

No of Staff: 6

Address: Client: Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA) Khyber Road Peshawar


Start date (month/year): January 2011

Completion Date (Month/Year) March 2011


Rs. 2.95 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the near villages of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



43

Assignment Name: Construction Supervision of Improvement and Widening Of Par Hoti Gharhi Kapoora Yar Hussain Road, 24.6 Km

Country: Pakistan


Resident Engineer

Quantity Surveyor

Site Inspector

Site Inspector

Site Inspector

Surveyor

Lab Technician

Lab Technician

Computer Operator


No of Staff: 9




Completion Date (Month/Year) December 2012


Rs. 2.95 Million


Nil



Arif Arshad

Tariq Nawaz

Arif Ullah

Zahid Aman

Fazal Rahim Khan

Muhammad Jalal

Muhammad Ishaq

Ismail Khan

Fazal Mehmood


Description of Actual Services Provided by Your Staff.The following services have been provided by our firm.

Detailed Construction Supervision involving qualitative control for the road embankment, pavement and the required structures.

44

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Dualization of Charsadda-Tangi Road i/c Utmanzai Bypass District Charsadda, (23 Km)

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6



Start date (month/year): June 20, 2012

Completion Date (Month/Year) August 20, 2012


Rs. 2.76 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project The road is a provincial highway with very high traffic intensity during morning and evening. The provincial govt therefore decided to Keeping in consideration the traffic load its pavement is also strengthen. Its length is 23 km of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



45

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Improvement & Blacktopping of Booni Mastuj Shandoor Road in District Chitral, (70 Km) ADP No. 401/70216

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Chitral, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: C&W Deptt Chitral Khyber Pakhtunkhwa No of Staff: 6

Address: Client: Executive Engineer Communication & Works Division, Chitral


Start date (month/year): August 2012

Completion Date (Month/Year) October, 2012


Rs. 8.40 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the near villages of District Chitral and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



46

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design 100087 ADP No. 613 (2010-11) Rehibilitation of 8 Khyber Agency

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: FATA Khyber Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: C&W FATA Khyber Pakhtunkhwa No of Staff: 6

Address: Client: Executive Engineer Highway Division Communication & Works Department, Chitral


Start date (month/year): April 2012

Completion Date (Month/Year) June, 2012


Rs. 0.96 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the remote pockets of all Agencies in FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



47

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design 100086 ADP No. 612 (2010-11) Construction of 8 khyber Agency

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: FATA Khyber Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa






Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: C&W FATA Secretariat Khyber Pakhtunkhwa No of Staff: 6

Address: Client: Executive Engineer Highway Division Khyber Agency



Completion Date (Month/Year) June, 2012


Rs. 0.96 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



48

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of 100176 ADP No. 623 (2010-11) Construction of 3 km B/T Road from Pastawani to Tara Malla via Aman Dara (Phase - II) in Kurram Agency

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: FATA Kurram Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa






Chief Cad Section



Address: Client: Executive Engineer Highway Division Kurram Agency


Start date (month/year): June 2012

Completion Date (Month/Year) August 2012


Rs. 0.36 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



49

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of 100162 ADP No. 620 (2010-11) Construction of 6 km B/T Road (6-KM) in Kurram Agency NA -37

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section








Rs. 0.72 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



50

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of 100163 ADP No. 621 (2010-11) Construction of B/T road (6-KM) in Kurram Agency

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section








Rs. 0.72 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



51

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of 080070 ADP No. 515 (2010-11) Construction of Singled Road from Bagh to Lukhai (7 Km in Central Kurram Agency)

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section



Address: Client: Executive Engineer Central Division Kurram Agency





Rs. 0.84 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



52

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of 00177 ADP No. 624 (2010-11) Construction of 3.5 Kms Road in Kurram Agency

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section








Rs. 0.42 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



53

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of 100165 ADP No. 622 (2010-11) Rehibilitation of 14 Kms Road in NA - 37 & NA-38 Kurram Agency

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section








Rs. 1.6 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



54

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Marwat Canal To Seven Maroof Khel, (7 Km) FR. Lakki Road (USAID)

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: FR Lakki Marwat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: FATA Development Program-Livelihood Development (FDP-LD) USAID

No of Staff: 6

Address: Client: FATA Development Program-Livelihood Development (FDP-LD), House No. 4-A, Street No. 42, Sector F-7 / 1, Islamabad


Start date (month/year): October, 2009

Completion Date (Month/Year) November 2009


Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project SES was engaged as consultants for the study and detailed design of the roads and few interchanges/flyovers as part of the USAID Development Programme. Total length of the road package is 7 Kms in the in federally administered area (FATA). This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the remote pockets of all Agencies in FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



55

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Marwat Canal To Tajbi Khel (7 Km) FR. Lakki Road (USAID)

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: FR Lakki, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6



Start date (month/year): October, 2009

Completion Date (Month/Year) November 2009


Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



56

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Masti Khel - Shadi Khel FR. Lakki Marwat (12 Km) FR. Lakki Road (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6



Start date (month/year): November, 2009



Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



57

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Chiga larpa Khel FR. Lakki Marwat (20 Km) FR. Lakki Road (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6






Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



58

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Marwat Canal To Ghaza Khel FR. Lakki Marwat (9.5 Km) FR. Lakki Road (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6






Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project SES was engaged as consultants for the study and detailed design of the roads and few interchanges/flyovers as part of the USAID Development Programme. Total length of the road package is 9.5 Kms in the in federally administered area (FATA). This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the remote pockets of all Agencies in FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



59

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Marwat Gaz Goba to Peeng FR Lakki Road (21 Km) (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6



Start date (month/year): December 2010

Completion Date (Month/Year) Juanuary 2011


Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project SES was engaged as consultants for the study and detailed design of the roads and few interchanges/flyovers as part of the USAID Development Programme. Total length of the road package is 9.5 Kms in the in federally administered area (FATA). This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the remote pockets of all Agencies in FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



60

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Domel Sada Khel Daryuba Sib-Tehsil Bannu Road (12 Km) (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6






Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



61

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Maizali War Sara Roga Daryuba Sib-Tehsil FR. Bannu Road (21 Km) (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6






Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



62

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Jammu Sultan Khel Road FR. Kohat (19 Km) (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6




Completion Date (Month/Year) February 2011


Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



63

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Paya to Ghariba Jawaki Road FR. Kohat (6 Km) (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6






Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



64

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study & Design of Guzdara Paya to Jawaki Road FR. Kohat (8 Km) (USAID)

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



No of Staff: 6






Rs. 2.25 Million


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project: SES was engaged as consultants for the study and detailed design of the roads and few interchanges/flyovers as part of the USAID Development Programme. Total length of the road package is 8 Kms in the in federally administered area (FATA). This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the remote pockets of all Agencies in FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Feasibility Study


Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design



65

Assignment Name: Construction Supervision of construction of road along distributory no. 06 Nisatta Branch and Khan Mahi District Charsadda

Country: Pakistan


Resident Engineer

Quantity Surveyor

Site Inspector

Site Inspector

Surveyor

Lab Technician

Lab Technician

Computer Operator


No of Staff: 8



Start date (month/year): December 29, 2009



Rs. 93.6 Million


Nil



Zeeshan Baseer

Ghulam Habib Shahid

Qasir Shah

Zarda Khan

Jawad Khan

Shakeel Akbar Khan

Muhammad Farooq

Muhammad Ibrahim



Detailed Construction Supervision involving qualitative control for the road embankment, pavement and the required structures.

66

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of 112 + 39 Nos. Bridges in different Agencies of FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (39 No. Bridges ADP No. 510 (2008-09) and (112 No Bridges ADP No. 512-2009-10)

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District North Waziristan Agency Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:

Project Director / Managing & Monitoring the Project


Chief Surveyor / Execution of Topo Survey

Environmental Expert / Collect data related to environment

Road Designer/ Designing of approach road

Geotech Engineer / Collecting Soil Simples

Name of Client: Federal Government through FATA Secretariat No of Staff: 6

Address: FATA Secretariat Warsak Road Peshawar No of Staff Months: 36

Start date (month/year): September 2007



(Rs. 40.2 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique

Narrative Description of Project This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the remote pockets of all Agencies in FATA.


Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design

Protection / Training Works

Top Supervision

67

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of 50 Nos. Bridges in FATA, ADP No. 466-2007-08

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:







Name of Client: C&W Department (FATA) No of Staff: 6

Address: C&W Dpartment (FATA) Warsak Road Peshawar No of Staff Months: 36

Start date (month/year): September 2007

Completion Date (Month/Year) October 2008


(Rs. 6.72 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

68

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of 13 Nos Bridges in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa ADP No. 360 (2011-12), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan








Name of Client: C&W Department Peshawar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa No of Staff: 6

Address: C&W Department Khyber Road Peshawar


Start date (month/year): June 14, 2012

Completion Date (Month/Year) September 2012


(Rs. 2.5 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

69

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design & Construction Supervision of Link Road between N-45 & Sheringle Road (2.1 Km) Including 2 Nos. of Bridges, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Upper Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








No of Staff: 6

Address: Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority Khyber Road Peshawar





(Rs. 0.79 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

70

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design & Construction of Suspension Bridge Bels Sacha Pras District Mansehra, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Mansehra, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:







Name of Client: Pak PWD, Abbottabad No of Staff: 6

Address: Pak PWD, Abbottabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.83 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

71

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Hazar Khani Bridge District Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:







Name of Client: Communication & Works Department No of Staff: 6

Address: Communication & Works Department, Bacha Khan Choak Peshawar





(Rs. 0.25 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

72

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Panar Gulkadah Road, District Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








Address: Communication & Works Department, Swat


Start date (month/year): J anuary 2013



(Rs. 0.82 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

73

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Flood Restoration Project Tangi Right Canal Bridge No.2, with approach Road District Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









Address: Communication & Works Department, Charsadda





(Rs. 0.30 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

74

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Flood Restoration Project Tangi Right Canal Bridge No.1 District Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









Address: Communication & Works Department, Charsadda



Completion Date (Month/Year) June 2013


(Rs. 0.30 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

75

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Jail Road District Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









Address: Communication & Works Department, Mardan





(Rs. 0.60 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

76

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Abid Bridge, Kurram Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Kurram Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








Address: Communication & Works Department, Kurram Agency FATA





(Rs. 0.44 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

77

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Construction of Shatti Kore Bridge Mohmand Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Mohmand Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








Address: Communication & Works Department, Mohmand Agency FATA





(Rs. 0.26 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

78

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Marwandi Bridge, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









Address: Communication & Works Department, District Charsadda





(Rs. 0.50 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

79

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Shahgnor Bridge to Morh Km-1, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









Address: Communication & Works Department, District Chitral


Start date (month/year): July 2013



(Rs. 0.150 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

80

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge No.3 Shahgnor No.3 Km-11, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan














(Rs. 0.150 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

81

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Andathi Bridge Km-3, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan














(Rs. 0.20 Million)


Nil



Nasir Raza Ayub

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Aimal Iqbal

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

82

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge No. 8 on Bakshali Link Road Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









No of Staff: 6






(Rs. 1.25 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

83

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge No. 3 on Malakand down District Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Malakand Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








No of Staff: 6






(Rs. 0.89 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

84

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge No. 1 on Malakand down District Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









No of Staff: 6






(Rs. 0.89 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

85

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design & Construction Supervisio of Bridge No. 4 on Par Hoti to Yar Hussain Road Via Ghari kapora Dobyan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: DistrictMardan Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








No of Staff: 6



Start date (month/year): February 2010



(Rs. 0.20 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

86

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design & Construction Supervision of Bridge No. 3 on Par Hoti to Yar Hussain Road Via Ghari Kapora Dobyan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Mardan Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








No of Staff: 6






(Rs. 0.25 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

87

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design & Construction Supervision of Bridge No. 2 on Par Hoti to Yar Hussain Road Via Ghari Kapora Dobyan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan









No of Staff: 6






(Rs. 0.25 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

88

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design & Construction Supervision of Bridge No. 1 on Par Hoti to Yar Hussain Road Via Ghari kapora Dobyan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: DistrictMardan Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:








No of Staff: 6






(Rs. 0.20 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

89

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Madina Colony Bridge Peshawar. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan








Name of Client: Works & Services Department Peshawar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

No of Staff: 6

Address: Works & Services Department Khyber Road Peshawar





(Rs. 0.50 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

90

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Pre-stressed RCC Bridge over indus river from KKH to Seo valley villages at Dassu NA-23, District Kohistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Kohistan Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: Central Civil Division Pak PWD, Abbottabad Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

No of Staff: 6

Address: Central Civil Division Pak PWD, Abbottabad Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Start date (month/year): March 2010



(Rs. 1.50 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Mohammad Khan



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

91

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge No. 2 on Pajagee Road Bacha Khan Markaz Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Peshawar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: Works & Services Department Peshawar No of Staff: 6

Address: Works & Services Department Khyber Road Peshawar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 1.50 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

92

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge at Allah Dhund Khwar Along with Approach Road, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Malakand Agency, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa






Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: Works & Services Department No of Staff: 6

Address: Works & Services Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.80 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

93

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of RCC bridge on Nullah Sawan AP 350(09-10) , Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District D.I.Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section



Address: Works & Services Department D.I.Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.15 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

94

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Swabi Bridge near dagai , Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section



Address: Works & Services Department Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.15 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

95

Assignment Name: Design & Vetting of Sufaid sang Near Baghicha deheri Villag , Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan






Chief Cad Section



Address: Works & Services Department Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.12 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

96

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Shahbara Bridge in District Charsadda , Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section



Address: Works & Services Department Warsak Road Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.10 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

97

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Sahali Nullah Near Ama Khel , Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Tank, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section



Address: Works & Services Department Tank, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.80 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

98

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design Ziarat Shiekh Allah Dad Choriaki Nizam Pur Road, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: District Kohat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section



Address: Works & Services Department Kohat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.11 Million)


Nil



Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Niaz Muhammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

99

Assignment Name: Restoration of Gammon Bridge District Swat Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Swat Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:







Name of Client: C&W Department Swat No of Staff: 6

Address: C&W Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa



Completion Date (Month/Year) 2008


(Rs. 2.18 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

100

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Sheekh Kot Khwar

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Khy ber, Terah, FATA, Pakistan Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:







Name of Client: Army 11 Corps of Engineer No of Staff: 6

Address: Head Quarter Engineer 11 Corps Cantonment Peshawar





(Rs. 0.17 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

101

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Pukdara Khwar

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Khy ber, Terah, FATA, Pakistan Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:













(Rs. 0.17 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

102

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Naray Baba Khwar

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Khyber, Terah, FATA, Pakistan Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:













(Rs. 0.19 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

103

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of 3 NOs Bridges & Approach road Batkhela to Badwan (Malakand)

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section

Name of Client: C&W Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa No of Staff: 6

Address: C&W Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 1.06 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor


Niaz Mohammad Khan

Iftikhar Abbass

Narrative Description of Project This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the near villages of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

104

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridges on Sarobi Khwar North Waziristan Agency

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Khwar North Waziristan Agency Khyber Pakhtunkhwa






Chief Cad Section


Name of Client: C&W Department FATA Khyber Pakhtunkhwa No of Staff: 6

Address: C&W Department FATA Khyber Pakhtunkhwa





(Rs. 0.94 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Narrative Description of Project This project is supposed to improve the communication network in the area and un-easing the users suffering by providing all weather fair route. It will also provide access to the remote pockets of all Agencies in NWA.


Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

105

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridges on Darya Wasta Khwar North Waziristan Agency

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section








(Rs. 1.13 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad Khan



Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

106

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Maizar Khwar North Waziristan Agency

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section








(Rs. 0.41 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad Khan



Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

107

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Kanigo Khwar North Waziristan Agency

Country: Pakistan







Chief Cad Section








(Rs. 0.40 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad Khan



Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

108

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Swat River with link road in Mohmand Agency

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Mohmand Agency Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:





Chief Cad Section








(Rs. 1.50 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Ijaz Zahoor Khan


Iftikhar Abbass

Niaz Muhammad Khan



Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

109

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Ambar Khwar in Mohmand Agency

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Mohmand Agency Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:













(Rs. 1.65 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

110

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Toor Dara Khwar

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Terah Agency Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:













(Rs. 1.65 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Feasibility Study

Topographic Survey

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

111

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Toor Dara Khwar

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Terah Khyber Agency, Pakistan Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:







Name of Client: Works & Services Department FATA No of Staff: 6

Address: Works & Services Department FATA Peshawar





(Rs. 1.05 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

112

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study / Design of Bridge on Nagroso Khwar

Country: Pakistan

Location within country: Terah Khyber Agency, Pakistan Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm:







Name of Client: Army 11 Corps Engineer No of Staff: 6






(Rs. 1.13 Million)


Nil



Mushtaq Ahmad

Shaukat Ali Ayub

Niaz Muhammad Khan

Ghas Ul Wahab

Syed Munawar Shah

Muhammad Siddique



Topographic Survey

Feasibility Study

Soil Investigation

Hydraulic Studies

Structural Design


Top Supervision

113

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IRRIGATION, WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION

114


Assignment name: Design of Ghazi Aman-ulla Township

Approx. value of the Project (in current US$): 200 Million

Country: Afghanistan Location within country: Jalalabad


Name of Client: Mr. Najeeb Zarab Total No of-staff months of the assignment: 390 person months

Address: Ghazi Aman Ullah Khan Township at Torkham, Jalalabad Road near Shershahi Chowk, Afghanistan

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): USD 80,000

Start date (month/year): December 2007 Completion date (month/year): December 2008



Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Team Leader Chief Surveyor Principal Hydraulics Engineer Senior Hydraulics Engineer Electrical Engineer CAD Operators x 10

Description of Project: The project includes feasibility Study, Detailed Engineering Design of Ghazi Aman Ullah township with an area of 40,000 Kanal at Afghanistan. Ghazi Amanullah Khan city is a new city currently under construction in Nangarhar province of Afghanistan. It's located around 20 km to the east of Jalalabad city. Ghazi Amanullah Khan city is the only and first modern city being built in Afghanistan with all facilities. It's built by Najeeb Zarab construction company. Project components include:

Feasibility study & design of water supply lines (main as well as distribution) 300 Km long in 4 Zones of Ghazi Aman Ullah Khan New City Township. Providing three days water reserve in each zone of the Township. Assessing the need of water tanks & tube wells in different parts of the Township.

Master Planning and landscape design of 4 zones Landscaping Spatial/ Structural Planning Utilities Design: Water Supply & Sanitation Underground Drainage Works: Storm sewerage and waste water sewerage system

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: Master Planning Architectural Design Structural Design Electrical & Mechanical Design Water Supply & Sanitary Design in 4 zones of the township. Underground Drainage Design Landscape Design Tender Documentation

115


Assignment name: Study of Water Supply System of Peshawar

Approx. value of the Project: Rs. 100 Million

Country: Pakistan Location within country: Peshawar


Name of Client: CDM (USAID) Total No of-staff months of the assignment: 110 person months

Contact Person: CDM Title/Designation: Regional Manager (Peshawar)

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract: Rs.1.0 million

Start date (month/year): December 2007 Completion date (month/year): June 2008



Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Team Leader Chief Surveyor Principal Hydraulics Engineer CAD Operators x5

Description of Project: The project includes study of existing water supply schemes of Peshawar. Study included length, dia. and condition of existing water distribution system. Identification of water storage and pumping locations and assessment of water demand by comparison of the gap between demand and supply. Identification of availability of potential new sources and their feasibility.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The firm completed the following tasks under this assignment: Collection of primary and secondary data for assessing situation of existing water supply schemes Identification of impact of domestic water pumps usage on provision of water supply Identifying tube well locations for new water supply schemes Identification of routing of water supply pipes from sources to destination Other relevant data collection and design studies.

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Assignment name: Review of Feasibility Study, Detail Design of Sangao, Small Dam, District Mardan, NWFP

Approx. value of the Project : Rs. 700 Million

Country: Pakistan Location within country: Mardan


Name of Client: Irrigation Deptt NWFP Total No of-staff months of the assignment: 250

Address: Irrigation Deptt NWFP, Government of NWFP , Pakistan

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract : Rs. 35 million

Start date (month/year): May 2008 Completion date (month/year): February 2009



Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed: Project Manager/ Team Leader Chief Hydrologist Principal Hydraulic Engineers/ Structure Engineer Geologist Principal Water Supply Engineer Principal Hydrologist Geologist Principal Water Supply Engineer Principal Sociologist Principal Economist Principal Environmentalist Principal Mechanical Engineer

Description of Project: The Small Dams Organization Irrigation and Power Department, Govt. of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa intends to engage consultants for review of feasibilities studies, detail design and construction supervision of Sangao, Small Dams District Mardan. Under these TOR, the services to be performed by the consultants shall be as under:

Review of Feasibility Studies Detail Design, Construction Drawings and Tender Documents Construction Supervision Services

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The firm is carrying out review of feasibilities studies including review of all existing surveys of the reservoir and distribution system, field investigation, reports and earlier conducted studies. As part of these assignment hydrological studies, including water availability studies, sediment inflow studies, flood studies and flood routing studies, geotechnical, social and Environment Impact studies will also be carries out. Additionally components of water supply system and their design will also be carried out.

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SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

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Assignment name: Feasibility Study for Rehabilitation of Solid Waste Management in the Earthquake Affected Areas (Mansehra, Battagram, Kohistan and Shangla Districts) of NWFP

Approx. value of the contract (in current US$): N/A

Country: Pakistan Location within country: NWFP


Name of Client: Local Government and Rural Development NWFP


Address: Provincial Earthquake Reconstruction & Rehabilitation Agency(PERRA) House No, 1-B/C, Chinar Road, University Town Peshawar.


Start date (month/year): May 2009 Completion date (month/year): February 2010



Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Sociologist Team leader Institutional capacity development specialist Project Management specialist

Description of Project: A project by Provincial Earthquake, Rehabilitation & Reconstruction Authority (PERRA). The Project scope included conducting a feasibility study of solid waste management in the four earthquake affected districts i-e Abbottabad, Mansehra, Battagram and Kohistan and proposing of solid waste management system supported by PCI for each districts. The objective of the study is to design TMA based solid waste management system including collection, transportation, storage and safe disposal in the four earthquake affected districts and workout costs estimates for preparation of feasible projects.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: Detailed Feasibility Study for Solid Waste Management System in the four earthquake affected

districts of NWFP. (Abbotabad, Mansehra, Battagram, Kohistan) Study and outline different technological options for designing solid waste collection,

transportation, storage and safe disposal system. Devising TMA based legal and procedural framework for an integrated solid waste management in

EQAAs. Recommendations for establishment of an efficient solid waste management system including

source reduction, collection, and safe disposal through composting or landfill in all TMA of EQAAs of NWFP.

Prepare realistic costs estimates of the capital investments including man-power, machinery & equipment and operational costs required for establishment of SWM in each TMA.

Based on costs estimates, develop PC1s for each TMA in consultation with relevant implementing department.

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Assignment name: FATA Sanitation Plan

Approx. value of the contract (in current US$): N/A

Country: Pakistan Location within country: N/A


Name of Client: A project by Directorate of local Government and Rural development FATA Secretariat.


Address: +92-91-9210026 Local Government and Rural Development NWFP Secretariat, Peshawar


Start date (month/year): January 2011 Completion date (month/year): July 2011



Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Sociologist Team Leader Institutional capacity development specialist Project Management specialist

Description of Project: The Project aimed at the study of existing facilities regarding sanitation, water supply and solid waste management of the two municipal committees of Parachinar and Sadda in Kurram Agency & Miranshah in North Waziristan Agency. Following activities were performed;

a) Baseline survey to assess sanitation coverage especially in the two urban centres of FATA which includes total population of the urban centre, number of household with sanitary coverage, main type of household latrine, hygiene analysis

b) Analysis of existing solid waste management system(SWMS) and designing of effective solid waste management system for each of the three urban centres

c) Water supply and distribution system Mapping for each of the three Urban Centres

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The deliverables include;

Perception household survey and departmental/secondary survey; Report and PC1 on solid waste management systems for each of Urban Center; Report on a comprehensive strategy for effecting improvement in provision of potable water in

each urban centre on sustainable basis; Devising a solid waste management plan and PC-I for each MC.

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SURVEYS &

MONITORING & EVALUATION

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Assignment Information: Development of Design, BoQs and Engineering Estimates of the 100

damaged infrastructure schemes in South Waziristan Agency, FATA under Return and

Rehabilitation Support to FATA Project, UNDP

Assignment name: Damage Assessment of 100 Infrastructure schemes in South Waziristan, Agency

Approx. value of the Project (in current PKR): 5,413,200

Country: Pakistan Location within country: FATA

Duration of assignment (months): 9 Months

Name of Client: UNDP Total No of-staff months of the assignment: 180

Address: Deputy Country Director, Operations United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) 4

th Floor, Serena Business Complex, Islamabad,

Pakistan.

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current PKR): 5,413,200

Start date (month/year): February 2016 Completion date (month/year): November 2016


Name of associated Consultants, if any: Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Team Leader Infrastructure Specialist X 4 M & E Specialist Field Enumerators x 8

Description of Project: The year 2014 saw an escalation of the displacement from FATA following military operations in North Waziristan Agency (Zarb-e-Azb, June 2014) and Bara Tehsil of Khyber Agency (Khyber 1, October 2014). This wave of displacement brought the total FATA displacement caseload to an estimated 300,000 families (around 1.6 million people), around 70% of which are women and children. In 2015, UNDP supported the Government at national and regional levels in order to strengthen the local governance capacity to manage this crisis and to provide solutions for both the TDP population and the affected communities in the hosting districts as well as the returnees. Together with the FATA Secretariat, UNDP led the consultative process of developing two-year FATA Sustainable Returns and Reconstruction Strategy (FSRRS) (www.FATAsecretarait.org). This strategy, approved and launched by Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and FATA, provides the overarching framework for supporting the returns, recovery and rehabilitation of the returning Temporarily Dislocation Population (TDPs) through five pillars: i) Rehabilitation of physical infrastructure ii) Strengthening law and order iii) Expanding government service delivery iv) Reactivating and strengthening the economy and v) Strengthening social cohesion and peace building.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The activities provided includes: 1. Physical inspection, site visit and survey of the 100 infrastructure projects/sites including 52 schools, 11 health facilities, 16 Drinking Water Supply Schemes (DWSS), 8 Roads, 6 Irrigation infrastructure and 7 Livestock facilities in South Waziristan agency and prepare detailed architectural & structural drawings, BOQs, specifications and engineering estimates of these 100 schemes to be rehabilitated under CR FATA UNDP. 2. Detailed damaged assessment of each of the site with photographs clearly showing the sites location and different damaged structural elements. 3. Assessment of the furniture, power/wattage requirement (no of fans and lights) and plumbing works of the subprojects. 4. Preparation of detailed (a) working drawings, plans, elevations and sketch schemes; (b) schedules for the works implementation programme. 5. All findings/reports of aforementioned tasks are to be communicated to UNDP in written in a form of report duly signed.

Firm’s Name: SES

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Assignment Information: Third party monitoring of five Multi- Donor Trust Fund Project (MDTF) in collaboration with the World Bank

Assignment name: Economic Revitalization of KP and FATA (ERKF)


Country: Pakistan Location within country: KPK/FATA

Duration of assignment (months): 2 years

Name of Client: World Bank Total No of-staff months of the assignment: 180

Address: SMEDA Office First Floor, Building# 05 ,State Life Building Mall Road Peshawar Cantt.

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): US$ 123,000

Start date (month/year): January 2013 Completion date (month/year): February 2015


Name of associated Consultants, if any: Oxford Policy Management (OPM)

Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Project Director Institutional Specialist Financial Management Specialist Team Leader Infrastructure Specialist M & E Specialist Field Enumerators x 20 Research Officer x 5

Description of Project: This Project is designed to address the recovery and rehabilitation needs in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) as a result of the militancy Crisis. The proposed Project will help in the revitalization of the private sector in the crisis affected regions through direct support for the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), attracting Investments from the Diaspora, and institutional capacity building including regulatory reforms. The Project will be implemented by the Department of Industries, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (GoKP) and FATA Secretariat for KP and FATA components respectively in Collaboration with the line departments and with the respective local administrations. The KP office of Small and Medium Enterprise Development Authority (SMEDA) will implement the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Development Component of the Project both in KP and FATA. The ERKF is a joint initiative for both KP and FATA and the activities will cater to the economic rehabilitation needs identified for this region under the recently completed Post Crisis Needs Assessment (PCNA) supported by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), European Commission (EC), United Nations (UN) and World Bank (WB), that was formally issued in October 2010. The Bank is targeting its interventions through a MDTF established for KP, FATA and Balochistan. Given the geographical and administrative proximity of the crisis affected areas of KP and FATA, the ERKF combines the response to SME needs of this region Under one operation.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: In order to assess the implementation, a Third Party Validation (TPV) Study was conducted by the firm to look at social, technical, financial and institutional aspects of the work completed and the processes required to complete it. This exercise was meant to help the project management and other stakeholders to review the transparency, effectiveness and adherence to various standards and guidelines of the project. It was also expected that the outcome of this exercise would help in course correction of identified steps/processes of the project for the remaining period of the project and for implementing similar initiatives in future. The scope of work for TPMA mainly includes the following components:

Assets Verification;

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Assessment of damages/ losses; Purpose of the grant provided; Physical verification/ existence of assets; Quality Assessment; Assessment of quality of the assets provided/ financed under MDTF funding; Sustainability of assets purchased; Safety and durability of the assets; Quality of the construction material; Quality of constructed buildings; Quality of the machines purchased.

Firm’s Name: SES

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Assignment name: Rural Livelihood & Community Infrastructure Project (RLCIP)





Address: House 88-D1, Circular Lane, University Town, Peshawar.






Description of Project: The Government of Pakistan (GoP) and FATA authorities requested the Bank to allocate US$ 12.0 million from the MDTF to support the rehabilitation of rural livelihoods and community infrastructure in FATA (RLCIP). The project development objective is to improve livelihoods and access to basic service infrastructure in selected Agencies in FATA. The project aims to improve the well-being of un-served and underserved low income communities starting with two agencies (Mohmand and Bajaur) and possibly in cluster of villages in the southern agencies (including South Waziristan Agency) that are becoming accessible after military operation and where families are being facilitated by the Government to return and re-establish their livelihoods.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The overall goal of this assignment is to strengthen the World Bank’s technical supervision of the MDTF investment portfolio, by ensuring year-round access to project sites across KP and FATA. The work involves on-site monitoring of physical progress, quality of construction and usage of physical investments for the selected projects supported by the MDTF, and reporting and provision of support to implementing entities to manage development aid for better results. The monitoring agent will be an agent of the Bank, reporting directly to the Bank, but will work closely with the line ministries and line departments responsible for project implementation. The monitoring agent will not carry out on-site project management but assist the Bank to supervise works and ensure that they are carried out in line with the terms of legal agreements made with the Government. The objectives of the assignment are: A team of social, technical, financial and institutional consultants was involved to conduct this TPV Study. Social Components

Women and children development; Health and Hygiene; Environment; Community Development; Capacity building.

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Physical Infrastructure Access Roads; Water supply; Drainage System; Street Payments; Productive infrastructure ; Irrigation system ; Micro-Hydro schemes.

Firm’s Name: SES

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Assignment name: Fata Urban Centre Project (FUCP)





Address: FUCP TARRUCCI, FATA Secretariat, Pent House, Block # 2, Parkview Apartments, Justice Talat Qayyum Road, Warsak Road Peshawar.






Description of Project: The proposed GRANT will contribute towards the implementation of the Tribal Areas Rural-to-Urban Centres Conversion Initiative (TARUCCI) for the 14 urban centres in FATA, which has been initiated by the FATA Secretariat following the recently completed Post Crisis Needs Assessment (PCNA). The proposed project will support: a) delivery of priority rehabilitation, reconstruction, expansion, and upgrading of urban municipal infrastructure and services including water supply sanitation, solid waste management, streetlights, drains, roads, fire fighting, micro-hydro schemes and a general bus terminal for the existing population of a pilot centre Khar, in Bajaur Agency; b) design and development of the overall framework for TARUCCI; and c) strengthening the capacities of the Project Management Unit (PMU) in the FATA Secretariat for project implementation and oversight, and the Directorate of Local Government and Rural Development (LG&RD) for Sustainable operation and maintenance of project-financed infrastructure and services. The Project will be implemented by the FATA Secretariat in collaboration with the local administration of Khar.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The overall goal of this assignment is to strengthen the World Bank’s technical supervision of the MDTF investment portfolio, by ensuring year-round access to project sites across KP and FATA. The work involves on-site monitoring of physical progress, quality of construction and usage of physical investments for the selected projects supported by the MDTF, and reporting and provision of support to implementing entities to manage development aid for better results. The monitoring agent will be an agent of the Bank, reporting directly to the Bank, but will work closely with the line ministries and line departments responsible for project implementation. The monitoring agent will not carry out on-site project management but assist the Bank to supervise works and ensure that they are carried out in line with the terms of legal agreements made with the Government. The objectives of the assignment includes verification and monitoring of Physical Infrastructure under FUCP, these are

Street Lights; Water supply; Drainage System; Street Payments; Urban centre. Micro-Hydro schemes.

Firm’s Name: SES

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Assignment name: KP Emergency Road Recovery Project(KP ERRP)





Address: FATA Secretariat , Warsak Road, Peshawar






Description of Project: The proposed GRANT would help respond to the post-conflict situation by carrying out emergency rebuilding of priority roads infrastructure damaged during the conflict in the Province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP). The proposed project focuses on early recovery priorities agreed between the Government of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (GoKP) authorities and the World Bank as the administrator of the MDTF. The Project supports Pillar 1: Restoration of Damaged Infrastructure and Disrupted Services of the MDTF Financing Strategy. Given the deep crisis situation, exacerbated by the 2010 devastating floods, the main focus of the first set of priorities is restoration/improvement of pedestrian and vehicular access to some of the KP’s poorest neighbourhoods in the Swat Valley. The project consists of: Component 1 – Infrastructure Rebuilding involving reconstruction/improvement of strategic roads and bridges; Component 2 – Project Management providing support for contract administration/construction supervision and safeguards related consultant services and incremental operating costs. The expected outcome is improved traffic flow resulting in reduced vehicle operating costs and travel time for beneficiaries using the road. For measurement of the output, length of roads reconstructed (km) and number of bridges reconstructed/repaired has been identified as the key indicators. The anticipated results will support Governmental efforts to help maintain minimal economic activity and improve social and political stability in the province. The project will be implemented by the Frontier Highways Authority (FHA), an autonomous roads organization of the GoKP.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The overall goal of this assignment is to strengthen the World Bank’s technical supervision of the MDTF investment portfolio, by ensuring year-round access to project sites across KP and FATA. The work involves on-site monitoring of physical progress, quality of construction and usage of physical investments for the selected projects supported by the MDTF, and reporting and provision of support to implementing entities to manage development aid for better results.

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The monitoring agent will be an agent of the Bank, reporting directly to the Bank, but will work closely with the line ministries and line departments responsible for project implementation. The monitoring agent will not carry out on-site project management but assist the Bank to supervise works and ensure that they are carried out in line with the terms of legal agreements made with the Government. The objectives of the assignment includes monitoring and evaluation of the following infrastructures:

Infrastructure Rebuilding;

Project Management/Planning;

Monitoring of 80 KM roads in different area of KP and FATA including bridges and culverts;

Closed supervisor of the Design relevance of civil work involved in the project;

Environmental and social impact of the project.

Firm’s Name: SES

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Assignment name: KP Southern Community Support Project (SADP)





Address: Project management Unit (DI Khan)





Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Project Director Institutional Specialist Team Leader Infrastructure Specialist M & E Specialist Field Enumerators x 20 Research Officer x 5

Description of Project: The proposed Grant would help finance the costs associated with the recovery and rehabilitation needs in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province as a result of the militancy crisis. It will help support the Government of KP respond to the crisis in affected areas by financing investments for community development activities, basic services and small scale productive infrastructure. The project will be implemented by the Planning and Development Department of KP in collaboration with line departments and the respective local administrations. The KP-SADP is an initiative for KP Government and the activities will cater to the economic rehabilitation of local communities in this region under the recently completed Post Crisis Needs Assessment (PCNA)—which was prepared by the Government of Pakistan (GOP) with support from Asian Development Bank, European Union (EU), the World Bank (WB), and the United Nations (UN)—and formally issued in October 2010. The Bank is targeting its interventions through a Multi Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) established for KP, FATA and Balochistan. The MDTF became operational in August 2010 and now represents pledged commitments of $140 million. Representatives of the Steering Committee (the Federal and Provincial Governments and FATA, ten donors to the MDTF, and the advisory group endorsed the Strategy, including its four pillars: (1) Restoring Damaged Infrastructure and Disrupted Services; (2) Improving Local and Provincial Service Delivery; (3) Supporting Livelihoods and Creating Job Opportunities; and (4) Capacity Building and Institutional Strengthening. The guidance from the Steering Committee focused primarily on ensuring speed in preparation and implementation of the projects; working with a results framework; seeking the most strategic uses of the MDTF as a funding mechanism, and ensuring adequate communications within the Steering Committee and with the beneficiaries.

The proposed project will finance recovery and rehabilitation needs, under the World Bank’s Operational Policy 8.0, in three (3) districts in southern KP province—i.e. Dera Ismail Khan (DIK), Tank, and Lakki Marwat —which have been adversely affected by the crisis. The proposed project is not co-financed by other multilateral or bilateral agencies. However, project activities, will be closely coordinated with other donors that participated in the PCNA

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: The objectives of the assignment includes monitoring and evaluation of the following:

Community Development works;

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Social Infrastructure work include road, street payments, water supply and Drainage & Micro-

hydro schemes;

Productive Infrastructure include , community grain storage facilities, community agro-processing

facilities, cattle trough, small to medium irrigation schemes, resting points (along stock trading routes),

livestock water pools,

Project management/Planning.

Firm’s Name: SES

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Environmental Management

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Assignment Name: Environmental & Social Monitoring of 138 Kilometers Roads in district Peshawar, Charsadda and Mardan.

Country:

Pakistan

Project location with in the country:

Peshawar, Charsadda and Mardan.

Total cost of the project: Rs. 15 Billion Name of client:

Project Management Unit (PMU), Peshawar funded by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

No. of staff involved:

5

Address: PMU, University Town, Peshawar, Pakistan.

No. of staff months: 500

Start Date: (Month/Year)

October 2012

Completion Date: (Month/Year)

November 2013

Approx. value of services:

Rs. 15 Million

Name Of Associated Firm(s) If Any: No. of Man-Months of professional staff By Associated Firm: Name of senior staff involved and functioned performed:

Project Director ( Nasir Ayub ) Environmentalist (Wisal Shah )

Environmentalist ( Khalid Amin ) Environmental Engineer (Muzamil Khan) Environmental Engineer (Sifatullah Mukhtiar)

Detailed narrative description of project: Objectives of this EIA study are to determine potential environmental impacts, propose suitable mitigation measures along with related components for environmental protection and prepare environment management plans (EMP). The major beneficiaries of this road project will be the communities from villages of Peshawar, Charsadda and Mardan. The project will add to infrastructural development of the immediate area, increase population’s access to markets and social services will play a positive role towards poverty alleviation of the whole extended area of the influence of the road. Detailed description of actual services provided by the firm:

In this EIA study a wide range of roads-related biophysical and socio-cultural factors are addressed as per Environmental Protection Agency Government of Pakistan October 1997 guidelines. These factors include physical, ecological, and human resources. Assessments of institutional reforms, social impacts and poverty issues are also being conducted in details. However, in this EIA some summarized data had been incorporated in the context of baseline conditions for the project area. Testing of key environmental parameters including Noise level, ambient air quality includes NOx, SOx, Cox, PM10 and ground water quality were conducted by EIA team at seven locations. A literature survey of reports, maps and other documents was also conducted. Additional study methods had also been used, including discussions with a wide segment of enlightened persons at all levels, government officials, community leaders, business persons, transporters and a wide range of road users. During the course of fieldwork, Survey of Pakistan topographic maps and the FHA road maps were also consulted. For ground orientation and land-use purposes, GPS (Global Position System) fixes were recorded and transacts, wherever required, were also made on either side of the roadways. All relevant infra -structural details, affecting the roadway environments, were also noted down.

This project also involves review of Social Impact Assessment (SIA), social parameters, conducting interviews and focus group discussions(FGD’s) with direct and indirect beneficiaries to evaluate the impact the interventions has on the socio economic conditions of the local residents in the area.

Also provided Environmental and Social Impact training to concern authorities as part of the capacity building program.

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Assignment Name: a) Environmental & Social Monitoring of b) ADP No. 620 (2007-08) Package (112 Bridges) c) ADP No. 466 (2007-08) Package (39 Bridges)

Across various agencies and districts of KP

Project location with in the country: Mohmand, Kurram, South Waziristan, North Waziristan, Bajour, Khyber, Orakzai, FR. Bannu, FR. Tank, FR. D.I Khan, FR. Lakki.

Total cost of the project:

Rs. 15 Billion Country : Pakistan

Name of client: FATA Secretariat, Khyber PakhtunKhwa

No. of staff involved: 5

Address: FATA Secretariat, Peshawar, Khyber PakhtunKhwa, Pakistan.

No. of staff months:

1500

Start Date: (Month/Year) February 2012

Completion Date: (Month/Year) January 2013

Approx. value of services:

Rs. 13 Million

Name Of Associated Firm(s) If Any: No. of Man-Months of professional staff By Associated Firm: Name of senior staff involved and functioned performed:

Project Director ( Nasir Ayub ) Environmentalist (Wisal Shah )

Environmentalist ( Khali Amin ) Environmental Engineer (Muzamil Khan) Environmental Engineer (Sifatullah Mukhtiar)

Detailed narrative description of project:

Objectives of this EIA and social monitoring study are to determine potential environmental impacts, propose suitable mitigation measures along with related components for environmental protection and prepare environment management plans (EMP). The major beneficiaries are communities hailing from remote villages of Mohmand, Kurram, South Waziristan, North Waziristan, Bajour, Khyber, Orakzai, FR. Bannu, FR. Tank, FR. D.I Khan & FR. Lakki. The project will add to infrastructural development of the immediate area, increase population’s access to markets and social services will play a positive role towards poverty alleviation of the whole extended area of the influence of the road.

This project also involves review of Social Impact Assessment (SIA), social parameters, conducting interviews and focus group discussions(FGD’s) with direct and indirect beneficiaries to evaluate the impact the interventions has on the socio economic conditions of the local residents in the area.

Detailed description of actual services provided by the firm: In this EIA study a wide range of roads-related biophysical and socio-cultural factors are addressed as per Environmental Protection Agency Government of Pakistan October 1997 guidelines. These factors include physical, ecological, and human resources. Assessments of institutional reforms, social impacts and poverty issues are also being conducted in details. However, in this EIA some summarized data had been incorporated in the context of baseline conditions for the project area. Testing of key environmental parameters including Noise level, ambient air quality includes NOx, SOx, Cox, PM10 and ground water quality were conducted by EIA team at seven locations. A literature survey of reports, maps and other documents was also conducted. Additional study methods had also been used, including discussions with a wide segment of enlightened persons at all levels, government officials, community leaders, business persons, transporters and a wide range of road users. During the course of fieldwork, Survey of Pakistan topographic maps and the FHA road maps were also consulted. For ground orientation and land-use purposes, GPS (Global Position System) fixes were recorded and transacts, wherever required, were also made on either side of the roadways. All relevant infra -structural details, affecting the roadway environments, were also noted down.

This project also involves review of Social Impact Assessment (SIA), social parameters, conducting interviews and focus group discussions(FGD’s) with direct and indirect beneficiaries to evaluate the impact the interventions has on the socio economic conditions of the local residents in the area. Also provided Environmental and Social Impact training to concern authorities as part of the capacity building program.

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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

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Assignment name: Beneficiary Information Management System (BIMS)





Address: Serena Complex Islamabad





Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Project Director Institutional Specialist Team Leader Software Developers x 10 System Analyst x 2 Database Programmer x 2 Business Process Manager Project Manager

Description of Project: Beneficiary Information Management System (BIMS) would allow a detailed GIS mapping of the ongoing and completed activities under the identified projects using Google Earth and high end Base maps. The data would be available in an easy, accessible and secure online database that would be shared with the World Bank for monitoring and planning purposes. The development of BIMS would be an iterative process where regular feedback would be taken from users to improve the database so that it addresses the needs of the MDTF investment portfolio, the Bank and the relevant Government departments.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: Development of complete end to end solution that would allow donors to see progress on all interventions

made so far across all sectors in all five projects namely

1. Economic Revitalization of Khyber Pukhtunkhwa & FATA Project (ERKF); 2. Rural Livelihood & Community Infrastructure Project (RLCIP); 3. FATA Urban Centers Project (FUCP); 4. KPK Southern Area Development Project (SADP); 5. FATA Emergency Rural Roads Project (ERRP).

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CAPACITY BUILDING _________________________________________________________________________

SPECIALIZED OCCUPATIONAL

HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT

(HSE) TRAININGS

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Assignment Information: Occupational Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Training

Assignment name: Occupational Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) trainings

Approx. value of the Project (in current US$): Varies as batches are conducted several times a week.

Country: Pakistan Location within country: Islamabad

Duration of assignment (months): Assignment on going

Name of Client: University / college delegates and corporate professionals

Total No of-staff months of the assignment: N/A

Address: G-8 Markaz (near Pak continental Hotel)

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): N/A

Start date (month/year): May 2015 Completion date (month/year): On-going

No of professional staff-months provided by associated Consultants: N/A

Name of associated Consultants, if any: SSC Pakistan

Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Project Director H & R Manager Trainers Safety officers Security Officer

Description of Project: This qualification focuses on international standards and management system. Through this training students can effectively take on responsibilities concerning workplace health and safety across various industrial sector including, construction, mining, oil and gas where safety comes first.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: This training course involves, in total, around 60 hours’ tuition covered in over a one-week period. Two key modules are covered which includes the following; Module 1:

Safety and fire service Foundation in health and safety Health and management system policy Health and safety management and organising Health and safety management system planning Health and management system auditing and review

Module 2:

Workplace Hazards and Risk control Transport hazard and risk controls Work equipment’s hazards and risk controls Electrical safety Fire safety Chemical and biological hazards Risk control Physical and psychological health hazards and its risk control.

Courses are typically delivered to groups of 8-20 delegates. Daily workshops and break-out sessions support each topic covered.

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Assignment Information: Occupational Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Training

Assignment name: Institute of Occupational Health and Safety (IOSH), Managing Safely course, United Kingdom






Address: G-8 Markaz, (near Pak-continental Hotel), Islamabad, Pakistan.

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): US$ N/A

Start date (month/year): Feb 2014 Completion date (month/year): On-going


Name of associated Consultants, if any: Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Project Director H & R Manager Trainers Safety officers Security Officer

Description of Project: Managing safely is for managers and supervisors in any sector, and any organisation. It’s designed to get managers up to speed on the practical actions they need to take to handle health and safety in their teams. The course give delegates the knowledge and tools to tackle the health and safety issues in the workplace.

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: This training course involves, in total, around 24 hours’ tuition covered in over 3 to 4 days period. Major modules covered includes the following;

Introduction to managing safely Accessing risk Risk control Understanding your responsibility Identifying hazards Investigate accidents and incidents Measure performance Protect our environment.

Courses are typically delivered to groups of 8-20 delegates. Daily workshops and break-out sessions support each topic covered.

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Assignment Information: Training on Safety and Level-2 course, UK Fire

Assignment name: Training on Safety and Level-2 course, UK Fire






Address: G-8 Markaz, (near Pak-continental Hotel), Islamabad, Pakistan.

Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract (in current US$): N/A

Start date (month/year): May 2015 Completion date (month/year): On-going


Name of associated Consultants, if any: WISH Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader): Fire Fighter Rescue Specialist First Aider Delegates Safety Officer Security Coordinator

Description of Project: This course is for managers and supervisors in any sector, and any organisation responsible for managing fore and safety in their workplace. It equips delegates with necessary knowledge in managing fore and its pre-emptive measures

Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment: This training course involves, in total, around 24 hours’ tuition covered in over 3 to 4 days period. Major modules covered includes the following;

Fire in the workplace Fire safety standards Protecting property & people fire risk assessment the role of fire warden and fire Marshall

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REGISTRATIONS & CERTIFICATES

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CONTACT INFORMATION

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Branch Office: TF 360, Deans Trade Center, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Pakistan. Tel: +92 91 5603122

Head Office: Flat No. 01 (2nd Floor) Al- Raheem Complex Civic Centre, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Tel: +92 333 9111128

Email: [email protected] Web: www. spectra.net.pk

Spectra Engineering Solutions Pvt. Ltd.