Company Profile 2018

2018
COMPANY PROFILE
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd.
ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, ENVIRONMENTAL AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS
18-FCC, MARATAB ALI ROAD, GULBERG-IV, LAHORE

TEL: (042) 35878603, 36400424, 36400425
FAX: (042) 35878602 Email: induscon@gmail.com
Table of Contents
Introduction .........................................................................................................................2
Particulars ............................................................................................................................3
Board of Directors .................................................................................................................4
Organization and Management Structure ..............................................................................5
Major Clients ........................................................................................................................6
Experience of the Firm ..........................................................................................................8

Highways and Roads Projects.........................................................................................13
Water Supply, Sewerage, Sewage Disposal and Drainage Projects ..................................21
Irrigation, Drainage and Water Resources Development Project .....................................25
Architectural and Structure Projects ..............................................................................29
Master Planning, Feasibility Studies and Land Use Projects.............................................31
Power Projects ..............................................................................................................32
Ports and Harbor Project ...............................................................................................33
Institutional Development, Management and Financial Projects .....................................34
Environmental Projects .................................................................................................35
Projects in Hand ............................................................................................................36
Certificate of Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC 2018-2020)...................................................39
Facilities Available with the Firm ...........................................................................................41

List of Computer & Equipment .......................................................................................42
List of Software .............................................................................................................43
List of Survey Instruments .............................................................................................44
List of Field Transport ....................................................................................................45
Office ............................................................................................................................46
Data Sheets ..........................................................................................................................47
Highways and Roads Projects.........................................................................................48
Water Supply, Sewerage, Sewage Disposal and Drainage Projects ..................................90
Irrigation, Drainage and Water Resources Development Project .....................................109
Architectural and Structure Projects ..............................................................................124
Ports and Harbor Project ...............................................................................................144
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Introduction
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd. was established in Lahore in 1964 to meet the urgent need of professional
consultancy services for the speedy implementation of large development programs in Pakistan. The company, within a
short period of its inception achieved a remarkable reputation by undertaking a number of large projects. It has
established itself at the forefront of the profession in Pakistan and has built up a wide experience in a number of
engineering disciplines. In addition to its many assignments, the company has been associated with a number of foreign
consultants for the successful execution of large projects of great national importance.
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd. is registered with the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, OECF, Kfw and
other similar international financing agencies and has executed a number of important projects financed by these
organizations.
The company offers multidisciplinary professional services to various clients in public and private sector throughout the
country. These services include project management, financial management, surveying and mapping, planning,
geotechnical and other investigations, preparation of feasibility studies, detailed engineering designs, contract/tender
documents, estimates and construction supervision, maintenance and project post evaluations for major highways,
roads, bridges, water supply, sewerage, sanitation, sewage treatment and disposal, environmental, waste management,
irrigation, drainage, dams, flood control, airports, marine (ports & harbours), town planning, architectural, structural,
power, financial & management projects.
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Particulars
• Name of Firm : Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) Ltd.
• Type of Firm : Private Limited Company
• Year of Formation : 1964
• Incorporation Date : 1971
• No and Year of Registration

with Pakistan Engineering
Council (PEC) : CONSULT/74 (1977)
• Head Office : 18 FCC Maratab Ali Road Gulberg -IV Lahore –

54660
(Pakistan)
Telephones: 042-35878603 , 36400425, 36400424
Fax : (042) 35878602
Email : induscon@gmail.com
Branch Offices :
• 113, Progressive Plaza,
Beaumont Road,
Karachi - 75530
Telephones: 0092 (21) 35210591-92
Fax : 0092 (21) 35210612
Email: iackhi@fascom.com
• “Al-Sikandri”
House No.25
Khyber Payan,
Jamrud Road Peshawar
Telephone: +92 91 5703731 Mob: +92 301
8886017
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Board of Directors
The Firm was registered as partnership firm in 1964 and was incorporated under the Companies Act VII of 1913 as a
private limited company by shares under registration No: 1682 dated 4-6-1971. The company has its head office at
Lahore and branch offices in Karachi, Islamabad and Peshawar.
The names and qualifications of the Directors of the company are as under:
- Mian Shamim Haider Executive Director

MSc Engg.
BSc Civil Engg. London 1959
F.I.C.E (London)
M.I.P.H.E (London)
F.I.E (Pak)
P.E
- Mr. J.I. Rana Director

B.Sc (Civil Engg.)
MSCE (France)
C.Eng
F.I.C.E (London)
F.I.E (Pak)
P.E.
- Mr. Shehzad. A. Haider Director

M.B.A.
L.L.M. (Cambridge)
- Dr. Shahida Haider Director
In addition there is a long list of Key Professionals, Chief Officers Advisors, Consultants, Engineers,
Technicians and other support staff, who are on the permanent rolls of the Company.
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ORGANIZATIONAL AND MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd.
Board of Directors
Branch
Finance & Executive Director Offices
Accounts
Karachi
Project Management & Specialized Services Branch Office
Administration
Sections
Business
Transportation Peshawar
Environmental &
Development Engineering Branch Office
Public Health
Section Section
Engineering Section
Structural / Design Multan Branch

Section Irrigation, Water Office
Resources,
Hydrology and
Topographic Agriculture Section
Survey, GIS &
IT Section
Electrical &
Urban Mechanical Section
Development
Section
Architecture Quantity & Cost

& Estimation Section
Building Section
Construction Supervision Division
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Major Clients
In the areas of design and construction the firm has provided its professional services for projects in the
above disciplines to a large number of clients all over Pakistan. The major clients to whom the services have
been provided include:
1. NATIONAL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY (NHA)

2. KHYBER PAKHTANUKHWA HIGHWAY AUTHORITY
3. PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (P&D), GOVT OF PUNJAB
4. COMMUNICATION AND WORKS DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB
5. COMMUNICATION AND WORKS DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF KPK
6. COMMUNICATION AND WORKS DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF SINDH
7. PUNJAB HIGHWAY AUTHORITY, GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB
8. IRRIGATION AND POWER DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB
9. SINDH IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE AUTHORITY (SIDA)
10. WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (WAPDA)
11. CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, ISLAMABAD
12. LAHORE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
13. PESHAWAR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
14. QUETTA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
15. THAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
16. AIRPORTS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
17. WATER AND SANITATION AGENCY (WASA) LAHORE
18. WATER AND SANITATION AGENCY (WASA) FAISALABAD
19. MINISTRY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT, GOVT. OF PUNJAB
20. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND COOPERATION, GOVERNMENT OF BALOCHISTAN
21. PROVINCIAL URBAN DEVELOPMENT BOARD, GOVERNMENT OF KPK, PESHAWAR
22. AZAD GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
23. TECHNICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PUNJAB
24. PUNJAB SMALL INDUSTRIES CORPORATION
25. KARACHI PORT TRUST
26. KARACHI STEEL MILLS CORPORATION LIMITED
27. KARACHI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
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28. LAHORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST
29. LAHORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
30. PESHAWAR MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
31. MULTAN MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
32. SHEIKHUPURA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
33. STATE CEMENT CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN
34. PUNJAB EMPLOYEES SOCIAL SECURITY INSTITUTION
35. DAWOOD HERCULES CHEMICALS LTD, CHICHOKI MALLIAN
36. FEDERAL CHEMICAL AND CERAMICS CORPORATION LIMITED
37. NATIONAL LOGISTIC CELL, GHQ, RAWALPINDI
38. GULRANG HOUSING SOCIETY
39. HOUSING, PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING DEPARTMENT GOVT OF PUNJAB.
40. ZILLA COUNCIL, LAHORE.
41. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, GOVT OF KPK
42. NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY LAHORE.
43. LIBAAS TEXTILE (PVT) LTD., LAHORE.
44. KOHAT CEMENT CO. LTD.
45. RAVI GLASS LTD.
46. ATA BAKHSH (PVT) LTD. LAHORE.
47. PALACE ENTERPRISES LTD.
48. RECHNA GLASS (PVT) LTD.
49. PROJECT MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION (PMO)
50. PRIME MINISTER’S HOUSING AUTHORITY
51. JBIC (JAPAN)
52. ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB)
53. WORLD BANK
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
Indus’s wide experience in feasibility studies, investigations, Planning & design, construction supervision and
management of both large and small projects is very well illustrated in the following pages, by a few of the
projects handled by the firm.
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Experience of the Firm
We have gained an extensive field experience in a wide range of engineering and other disciplines by
execution of major projects in the following fields throughout Pakistan:
• Motorways, Expressways and Highways.

• Bridges, Interchanges, Flyovers and Under Passes.
• Water Supply, Sewerage, Tubewells and Water Treatment Plants.
• Irrigation, Drainage, Water Resources Development and Agriculture.
• Architectural and Structural
- Housing Schemes / Projects
- Multistorey Buildings
- Educational and Recreational Buildings
- Industrial Buildings and Estates
- Hospitals
• Master Planning and Land use
• Power Engineering & Rural Electrification.
• Marine Projects (Ports and Harbours)
• Finance and Management
• Environmental Projects.
Long list of works undertaken by our firm either individually or in collaboration with other local or foreign
firms of repute include the following prestigious projects of national importance.
Highways, Roads and Bridges Projects
- Construction Supervision Consultants for Post Flood National Highway Rehabilitation Project (in
Progress)
- Resident Construction Supervision of Annual Development Program 2017-18 in Highway Circle, Sahiwal
(in Progress)
- Assistant to Employer’s Representative (AER) for Karachi - Lahore Motorway Sukkur - Multan Section
(392 Km) on EPC/ Turnkey Basis (in Prtogress)
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- Construction Supervision of Northern Section of Ring Road (Missing Link), Peshawar from Pajjagi Road
to Warsak Road, including Flyover Peshawar (in Progress)
- Flood Emergency reconstruction Project (FERP)
- Detailed Design and Construction Supervision of Rehabilitation of Ratodero - Naudero Road
- Feasibility Study, Detailed Design and Construction Superiviosn of Mardan Swabi Bypass Road Project
- Balochistan Road Development Sector Project - Design Review and Construction Supervision of Kalat -
Quetta - Chaman Section of National Highway N-25 and Development of Cross Border Facility at
Chaman
- ADB: NWFP Road Development Sector and Sub Regional Connectivity Project Rural Access Roads -
Package A (Detailed Design and Construction Supervision of Works)
- Design Review and Construction Supervision of ADB Assisted Punjab Road Sector Development Project-
Provincial Highways
- Detailed Design and Construction Supervision of ADB Assisted Brani Area Development Project
- Rehabilitation of Lahore-Sahiwal existing Carriageway
- ADB Assisted Punjab Road Sector Development Project - Rural Access Roads, Section - II, Phase - I
(Detailed Design and Construction Supervision Works)
- ADB Assisted Punjab Road Sector Development Project - Rural Access Roads, Section - I, Phase I
(Detailed Design and Construction Supervision Works)
- Contract Administration and Construction Supervision of N-5 Highway Rehabilitation Project.
- Construction Supervision of Ormara-Pasni Section of Makran Coastal Highway Project.
- JBIC (OECF) Assisted Rural Roads Construction Project (PRCP) Phase-I, Project Management
(General Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision)
- JBIC (OECF) financed Rural Roads Construction Project (RRCP) Phase-I KPK (148Km + 33Kms
addition length) (Design and Construction Supervision of 36 Road Packages and one Bridge
- JBIC financed Rural Roads Construction Project (PRCP) Punjab South Phase-I (Design and
Construction Supervision of 21 Road Packages (150 Kms) in the southern districts of Punjab)
- Faisalabad – Multan Motorway
- Akora khattak – Rashakai Highway
- Jinnah Bridge Flyover and Grade Separated Junction at Karachi
- Detailed Design and Construction Supervision of Bridge on Kurram River.
- Bridge at Data Nagar
- Interchanges at Islamabad
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Water Supply, Sewerage, Sewage Treatment & Disposal and Drainage Projects
- Secondary Town Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project (GOB-ADB), Bangladesh
- Punjab Community Water Supply and Sanitation (Sector) Project
- Southern Punjab Basic Urban Services Project
- Planning & Designing of Sewerage Treatment Plant for Regi Model Town, Peshawar
- JBIC(OECF) financed Metropolitan Water Supply (Khanpur – I) Project
- ADB financed Faisalabad Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Project
- World Bank Assisted Sindh Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
- ADB financed Second Urban Development Project NWFP
- Punjab Urban Development Project
- Greater Kotli Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Project
- Lahore Solid Waste Management Project
- Gujjarpura Site & Services Scheme (Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage Works)
- Small Industrial Estate – II Gujranwala (Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage Works)
- Nawab Town Housing Scheme (Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage Works)
- Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Storm Water Drainage Project.
- Four Sewage Pump Stations (Financed by World Bank)
- Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage works for Dandot Housing Colony
Irrigation, Water Resources Development and Agricultural Projects
- Sindh Water Sector Improvement Project Phase-I - Preparation of Regional Plan for the Left Bank of
Indus Delta and Coastal Zone
- Strengthening the Regulatory Capacity of Water and Power's Dams and Barrages Safety Council
- Remedial Measure to control Water Logging due to Muzaffargarh & T.P. Link Canal
- Study on Water Escapages Downstream Kotri Barrage to address environmental concerns (Study II)
- Sehwan Barrage Complex
- Feasibility Study for Punjab Barrages Rehabilitation Project Phase – I
- National Drainage Programme (NDP) Project - Pre-feasibility Study for National Surface Drainage
System. (NSDS).
- National Drainage Programme (NDP)Project - Study for Balochistan Effluent Disposal (BED)
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- National Drainage Programme (NDP)Project - Study for Flood Protection & Drainage of Peshawar
Valley (FPDPV).
- Development and Maintenance Works 1999-2000 of Punjab Irrigation & Power Department.
- Barani Area Development Project
- Small Dams in Punjab
- Development and Maintenance Works 1998-99 of Punjab Irrigation & Power Department.
- Improvement and Rehabilitation of Left Bank Canal at Khanpur including major structures
- On Farm Water management projects
- Ganges Multipurpose Projects
- Food Grain Storage and Handling Projects
Architectural, Structural and Building Projects
- Campus Buildings for National College of Business Administration and Economics

- Planning, Design and Construction Supervision of Educational Block of the University of Veterinary &
Animal Sciences (UVAS). Lahore
- Construction Management Consultancy Services for Implementation of Primary Education Programme
Civil Works.
- Multistorey Residential Flats, Office and other buildings for Metropolitan Water Supply (Khanpur-I)
Project
- Upgrading of Polytechnic Institutes in Punjab.
- Construction of 25 x Blocks of Improved Workers Quarters at Site-III of the Project Management
Organiztion (PMO).
- Teaching Departments and Girls Hostel Buildings for Punjab University.
- Examination Centre Buildings
- Multistorey Zilla Council Complex
- Student Hostel in Peshawar.
- Degree College Kharian.
- School Buildings
- Libaas Textiles Ltd.
- Palace Archade
- Sunfort Hotel
- Housing Projects
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Electrical and Power Projects
- OECF financed Rural Electrification Project of WAPDA including preparation and updating of Data
Base
- Electrification of different Housing Schemes / Projects
Mater Planning and Land Use Projects
- Master Planning and Land Use Projects for the cities of Mardan, Pakpattan and Chichawatni
Environmental Projects
- ADB financed Environmental Strengthening Programme.

- Industrial Waste Treatment Project.
- World Bank Assisted Lahore Solid Waste Management Project.
Marine Projects (Ports and Harbours)
- Liquid Products Marine Terminal OP-V at Karachi

- Deep Drafted Oil Pier OP-IV at Karachi Port
- Landing jetty at Pasni
- Construction of Berths at Karachi Port
Management, Financial and Institutional Development Projects
- Post Evaluation Data Collection Survey on JBIC completed projects 2001 (PEDAC 2001)
- Kohat Cement Factory Project
- Sunfort Hotel
- Ravi Glass Ltd
- Libaas Textiles Ltd.
- National College of Business Administration and Economics
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1. HIGHWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES PROJECTS
♦ Construction Supervision Consultants for Post Flood National Highway Rehabilitation Project (in
Progress)
Providing Consultancy Services for standard engineering practices to ensure that high quality
construction is achieved in time within the allocated budget and that the work is carried out in full
compliance with the approved engineering designs, technical specifications, agreed work schedule and
as per sound engineering practices, in Progress.
♦ Resident Construction Supervision of Annual Development Program 2017-18 in Highway Circle,

Sahiwal (in Progress)
The project which includes construction supervision of Annual Development Program 2017-18 in
Highway Circle, Sahiwal to ensure that high quality construction is achieved in time within the budget
allocation and in full compliance with the approved engineering specification, and as per conditions of
contract. The objective of this project was to assist the Government of Punjab in carrying out the
Construction Supervision of road works as per scope of work.
♦ Assistant to Employer’s Representative (AER) for Karachi - Lahore Motorway Sukkur - Multan Section
(392 Km) on EPC/ Turnkey Basis
Providing Consultancy Services for standard engineering practices to ensure that high quality
construction is achieved in time within the allocated budget and that the work is carried out in full
compliance with the approved engineering designs, technical specifications, agreed work schedule and
as per sound engineering practices, in Progress.
♦ Peshawar Ring Road Project

Construction of Northern Section of Ring Road Missing Link Peshawar from Pajjagi Road to Warsak
Road, Peshawar. It include construction of one interchange and these (3) Major Bridges, work is in
progress.
♦ Flood Emergency Reconstruction Project (NHA)

The Project (FERP) Mainly emphasizes on the Rehabilitation of Flood damages to the existing network
of Roads and Structures being executed under ADB Loan 2742-Pak. The Impact of FERP is economic
recovery from the devastating floods. Its outcome will be restoration of critical public and social
infrastructure assets necessary to restore livelihood, access and secure the social infrastructure
services against future flooding.
♦ Rehabilitation of Ratodero - Naudero Road
The detailed design and construction supervision of Ratodero - Naudero Road for NHA. The work
includes the Topographic Survey, Soil Investigation, Geometric Design, Pavement Design, Design of
Culverts and Bridges. The project is about 16 Km in Larkana Sindh.
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♦ Feasibility Study, Detailed Design and Construction Supervision of Mardan Swabi Bypass Road
Project
The Scope of Project included detailed design and Construction Supervision of Mardan Swabi Bypass.
The design phase was completed in 2007 however Construction was started in 2009.
The main objective of this project was to assist the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa through
Frontier Highway Authority (FHA) now Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA) in carrying out the
detailed design and Construction Supervision of road works as per scope of work.
♦ Baluchistan Road Development Sector Project - Design Review and Construction Supervision of Kalat-
Quetta-Chaman Section of National Highway N-25 and Development of Cross Border Facility at
Chaman
The Govt. of Pakistan has received a loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) towards the cost of
Baluchistan Road Development Sector Project (BRDSP) which involves Design Review and Construction
Supervision for improvement of 240 km long Kalat-Quetta-Chaman Section of National Highway N-25
and New Cross Border Facility at Chaman in the
Province of Baluchistan.
♦ Larkana City Development Package Project (Deposit Works)
This project objectives include Construction Supervision of Ongoing Road Works for Larkana City
Development Packages (Deposit Works) Consultancy Services for the construction supervision of road
works to ensure that high quality construction is achieved in time within the allocated Budget and that
all works are carried out in full compliance with the approved engineering, technical specifications,
agreed work schedule within the terms and condition of the contract documents and as per sound
engineering practice.
♦ ADB Assisted NWFP Road Development Sector and Sub-Regional Connectivity Project, KPK
The project comprised design and construction supervision of about 400 Km of Rural Access Roads in
NWFP. Project cost was about 3200 Million Rupees.
♦ ADB Assisted Punjab Road Sector Development Project, Punjab
The project comprised design and construction supervision of about 450 Km of Rural Access Road of
Section I and Section II and 300 Km of Provincial Roads in Punjab. The project cost was about 4000
Million Rupees.
♦ Detailed Design and Construction Supervision of ADB Assisted Barani Area Development Project -
Road Consulting Services
The Project aims at reduction of rural poverty in the Barani Area of the NWFP by enhancing household
incomes and living standards particularly for the rural poor in the project area. For a cluster of located
communities / villages that are far from the existing road network, district link roads will be
constructed to connect the group of feeder tracks from these villages to the road network, the district
link road will be the main artery to which the feeder roads will be connected.
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♦ Rehabilitation of Lahore-Sahiwal existing Carriageway (N-5) (Punjab)
The project is a component of the Programme for Improvement and Rehabilitation of National Highway
(N-5). Indus Associated Consultants were engaged to provide consultancy services for design and
construction supervision of two packages of the carriageway having a length of 62 Km between Km
1038+000 and 1245+000 of the National Highway (N- 5).
♦ ADB Farm to Market Roads Phase I, Punjab
The work included surveys, investigations, preparation of detailed design, cost estimates, tender
documents and construction supervision of 203 km of Farm to Market Roads in Sheikhupura and
Sargodha districts of Punjab including structures. The client was the Federal Rural Development
Engineering Cell, Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, Govt of Pakistan, Islamabad
and the estimated project cost was Rs.245 Million.
♦ General Consultancy Services for ADB Financed Farm to Market Roads

Phase -II
The project comprises provision of General Consultancy Services i.e. review of designs, drawings,
tender documents and construction management for 2000 Km of Farm to Market roads (Phase-II) in all
the four provinces of the country.
♦ ADB Farm to Market Roads Phase II, Punjab
The assignment also included surveys, soil investigations, preparation of detailed designs, bill of
quantities, cost estimates, tender documents and construction supervision of 220 km of Farm to
Market Roads in Layyah and Muzaffargarh, districts of Punjab, including structures. The work was
executed through the Project Engineering Cell of C & W Department Punjab and the estimated project
cost was Rs.450 Million.
♦ ADB Farm to Market Roads Phase II, N.W.F.P
The assignment includes surveys, soil investigations, detailed designs, bill of quantities, tender
documents and construction supervision of 128 km of Farm to Market Roads for Phase II in D.I.Khan
district of N.W.F.P / including Bridges The client for this project was the C & W Department of N.W.F.P
and estimated cost of the project was Rs.400 Million.
♦ ADB Assisted Balochistan Road Development Sector Project
The project comprised review of engineering Designs and Construction Supervision of about 240 Km
long Highway, out of which about 50 Km was handled by Indus. Total Project Cost was about 5105
Million Rupees.
♦ Contract Administration and Construction Supervision of N-5 Highway Rehabilitation Project
The National Highway Authority has initiated a Seven Year National Highway Improvement Program
(NHIP) covering rehabilitation, resurfacing and improvement of 2700 Km of the National Highway
Network. The GOP / NHA self financed program covering 1600 Km is already underway and the
Contract Administration and Construction Supervision of World Bank Assisted "Highway Rehabilitation
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Project" covering upto 870 Km of the National Highway N- 5 has been awarded to the Consortium led
by SMEC.
♦ Construction Supervision of Ormara-Pasni Section of Makran Coastal Highway Project
The Project for Review of design, drawings, documents, estimates and construction supervision of
Section-III (50 Km) of Ormara - Pasni Section of Makran Coastal Highway Project of the National
Highway Authority (NHA) was awarded to Indus Associated Consultants (PVT) Ltd.
♦ JBIC (OECF)Assisted Rural Roads Construction Project (RRCP) Phase - I. Project Management
(General) Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision
The Govt. of Pakistan undertook the implementation of JBIC(OECF) financed 730 Kms of Rural Roads in
selected districts of Pakistan which were to be executed through sectional consultants. Project
Management/ General Consultants, comprising of an international consulting firm and a domestic
Consulting Firm were to provide general guidance to these sectional consultants for the whole duration
of the Project. The project was awarded to CPC of Japan in association with Indus Associated
Consultants (Pvt) Ltd. of Pakistan and Pacific Consultants International Japan. An additional length of
about 200 Kms is prsently under design with sectional consultants.
♦ JBIC(OECF) financed Rural Roads Construction Project(RRCP) Phase-I KPK (148Km + 33Kms addition
length) (Design and Construction Supervision of 36 Road Packages and one Bridge
The Govt of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan undertook the implementation of JBIC(OECF) financed
730 Kms of Rural Roads in selected districts of Pakistan. Out of these roads 28 road packages
measuring 148 Kms and one bridge were proposed to be constructed in KPK under JBIC RRCP Phase-I.
Sectional Consultancy Services for the design and construction supervision of these roads packages
were awarded to Indus Associated Consultants. As per the original contract, design and construction
supervision works of these roads have since be completed. Design and construction supervision of an
additional length of 33 Kms for 8 new roads packages in six Districts of the province was also included
in province.
♦ JBIC financed Rural Roads Construction Project(RRCP) Punjab South Phase-I (Design and Construction
Supervision of 21 Road Packages (150 Kms) in the southern districts of Punjab)
The Govt. of Pakistan undertook the implementation of JBIC (OECF) financed 730 Kms of Rural Roads
under Rural Roads Construction Project in selected districts of Pakistan. Out of these roads 18 road
packages measuring 150 Kms were proposed to be constructed in Punjab (South) under JBIC (OCEF)
RRCP Phase-I Punjab. Sectional Consultancy services for the design and construction supervision of
these roads were awarded to Indus Associated Consultants and associates. As per the original contract,
design and construction supervision works of these roads almost been completed. Design and
Construction Supervision of an additional length of 40 Kms for 3 new road packages in Vehari and
Khanewal districts of the province have also been awarded to Indus recently which is now in hand. The
Provincial Communications and Works Department is the Executing Agency for this Project.
♦ Faisalabad-Multan Motorway Project
The project comprised Economic and Engineering Feasibility Study and preparation of PC-I proforma for
the 230 Km long Faisalabad -Multan Motorway. The client was the Punjab Highway Authority and the
project cost was Rs. 15000 Million.
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♦ Akora Khattak-Rashkai Highway
The assignment was for the alignment study, feasibility study, detailed designs, preparation of tender
documents, cost estimates and P.C. I etc. Client for this 14 km long road project was Communication
and Works Department Government of N.W.F.P and the project cost was Rs. 120 Million.
♦ Construction Supervision of Jinnah Bridge Phase II
The Jinnah Bridge Phase II is an extension of the Phase I and is a three level traffic junction between the
existing roads (1st level) i.e. Keamari Road, Moulvi Tamizuddin Khan Road and Chandrigarh Road,
accomplished by means of a free flowing elevated roundabout (2nd level) with an elevated flyover (2nd
level) connection to Mauripur Road and an Overpass (3rd level) as a direct east-west connection
designed to fully cater for the future increased traffic volume in 2015.
The Roundabout comprises 5 lanes (each 12 ft wide). The inner radius of the roundabout is 253 feet.
The superstructure consists of post tensioned deck slab of 4.5 ft. depth. The flyover to Mauripur Road
Intersection is six lanes (three lanes in each direction) consisting of 35 spans of precast beams, with an
average span of 80 ft.
♦ Jhelum-Mardan additional carriageway National Highway (N-5)
The assignment comprised providing a Second Carriageway to the 76 Km long Jhelum - Mandra Section
of the Grand Trunk Road, including Dina and Gujar Khan Bypasses. The project involved a Feasibility
Study, followed by the preparation of the detailed design, Bill of Quantities and Tender Documents.
The client for this project was National Highway Board (N.H.B) and the cost of project was Rs. 1140
Million.
♦ Bridge on Kurram River
Due to increased traffic volume on Kohat - Bannu road it became essential to construct a new bridge in
place of old existing bridge which was not enough to take the traffic load. Construction of new bridge
aimed at facilitating smooth increased flow of traffic on Kohat - Bannu Road. Indus Associated
Consultants (PVT) Ltd were awarded this project for design and construction supervision of the new
450 meter long bridge at Kurram. The executing Agency for this project was the National Highway
Board.
♦ Overhead Bridge at Data Nagar
An agreement was signed in 1981 between Lahore Development Authority and Indus Associated
Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd. for providing engineering services for preparation of design of overhead bridge
over Railway crossing at Data Nagar Lahore. The project was proposed due to the long demands of the
residents of the area. Due to increased Rail traffic, existing Rail-Road crossing remained closed for
most of the time and traffic across the Railway crossing was always interrupted hence an overhead
bridge was badly needed.
♦ Design and Supervision of Interchanges at Islamabad
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) intended to dualize Shahrah-e- Islamabad from Karl Chowk
to G.T.Road and to provide third lane to airport link road and Shahrah-e-Islamabad from flying club to
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Faizabad so that highway could act as a limited Access Expressway and could only be negotiated
through interchanges at Faizabad, Lehtrar Road and Karl Chowk.
♦ 20 Years Master Plan for Farm - to - Market Roads in NWFP
The assignment was for the preparation of master plan for the improvement and reconstruction of the
Katcha Roads, existing Farm-to-Market roads, existing canal roads and other rural roads under
construction in North West Frontier Province. The preparation of the plan included carrying out
prefeasibility studies, preliminary plans, and production of inventories for the roads in the districts of
Kohat, Bannu, D.I Khan and Karak,, together with reports on design standards and preliminary cost
estimates. The client for this project was the Communications and Works Department, N.W.F.P and the
cost of the project was Rs. 800 Million.
♦ Karak to Nari Panoos Road.
The project comprised provision of surveying, mapping and geometric design for the Karak to Nari
Panoos Road in Kohat District for the Executive Engineer, Building and Roads Division, Kohat. The value
of the project was Rs. 120 Millions.
♦ Karappa-Karak-Sarai Gambila Road
Carried out the detailed design of 93 Km of National Highway N-55 / including Bridges for the National
Highways Board. The project cost was of Rs. 637 Millions.
♦ 10 Years Master Plan for Rural roads In Rawalpindi Civil Division
The services comprised preparation of feasibility study, preliminary plans and reports of district katcha
roads, both under construction and deferred, the design of all proposed roads together with design
criteria, inventories and cost estimates. The project was located in the Rawalpindi Civil Division and was
undertaken for the Agriculture Roads Sector, Punjab Highway Department. The estimated cost of the
whole project was Rs. 2000 Million.
♦ Latambar Samar Payan Road
The project comprised preparation of feasibility study, detailed design, bill of quantities, and tender
documents for 80 Km length of Indus Highway N-55 between Latambar and Samar Payan / including
Bridges The client was the National Highways Board, Islamabad. The value of the project, including
structures was Rs. 960 Million.
♦ Lahore Multan National Highway
The project comprised design of 165 Km long National Highway including about 40 Bridges & Culverts
in Sahiwal-Multan Section. The client was the Communications and works Department, Government of
West Pakistan and the project estimate was Rs. 3300 Million.
♦ Indus Super Highway
The detailed design of 163 Km of Indus Super Highway Section-7, from Peshawar to Kurram River
included the structural design of 50 Bridges and 35 Flyovers was carried out by the firm. The client was
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the Indus Highway Board, Ministry of Communications, Govt. of Pakistan, Islamabad and the project
cost was Rs. 8150 Million.
♦ Approach Roads for N.M. Bridge
The assignment included detailed design, cost estimates, preparation of tender documents, and
construction supervision of approach roads located in Karachi, and undertaken on behalf of the Karachi
Port Trust at a cost of Rs. 450 Million.
♦ Indus Highway Project (IHP)
The project included provision of surveys, mapping and geometric designs for a 53 Km long section
of the highway from Kohat to the Banda Daud Shah Road in N.W.F.P / including Bridges. The client was
the Executive Engineer, Indus Highway Division, Peshawar, and the value of the project was Rs. 140
Million.
♦ Indus Highway in Sind
The detailed design of the 32 Km long Larkana to Ratodero Sector of the Indus Highway in Sind
Province / including Bridges The client for this project was the Airports Development Agency Limited,
Karachi and the estimated project cost was Rs. 150 Million.
♦ Pakistan Steel Mills Collector Roads.
The assignment included complete design and supervision of secondary roads, local roads and sub
collector roads including stormwater drainage for the Pakistan Steel Mills Corporation Limited in
Karachi. The value of the works was Rs. 150 Million.
♦ Improvement and Sealing of the Jatta Shakardara Road
Carried out feasibility study of the project for the Communication and Works Department Kohat,
followed by the preparation of the detailed Design, Bill of Quantities and Tender Documents. The
estimated project value was Rs. 100 Million.
♦ Improvement and Sealing of the Kohat Bannu Road
Carried out feasibility study of the project for the Communication and Works Department Kohat,
followed by the preparation of the detailed Design, Bill of Quantities and Tender Documents. The
estimated project value was Rs. 120 Million.
♦ Service Road along Canal in Islamabad
The work was a component of Metropolitan Water Supply (Khanpur-I) project of Capital Development
Authority Islamabad, which included surveys, investigations, detailed design and preparation of tender
document.
♦ Housing Colony Roads
The firm carried out design and construction supervision of streets, local roads and collector roads for a
number of housing schemes throughout the Country.
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♦ Roads in Kohistan District
Project included survey, investigation, feasibility studies and detailed design of hilly roads in the district
of Kohistan for communication and work department N.W.F.P.
♦ Bridges
In addition to the structures for the above roads projects a number of bridges and culverts of various
spans were designed by the firm for various Government Agencies and Departments.
♦ Bridge on China Creek (Phase I & II) in Karachi
Both the phases of this project include feasibility study, detailed designs and construction management
of this 1200 feet long bridge on China Creek in Karachi. Client for the project was Karachi Port Trust and
Project cost was Rs. 2300 Millions
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2. WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE, SEWAGE DISPOSAL AND DRAINAGE PROJECTS
♦ Secondary Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project:

This project is being carried out in 16 towns of Bangladesh at a cost of about US$ 71 Million in
association with M/s Modern Engineers, Planners and Consultants Ltd, Bangladesh. The Scope of Work
of this project includes Project Management and Monitoring, Planning and Designing and Construction
supervision of sub projects.
♦ Punjab Community Water Supply and Sanitation (Sector) Project
The Government of Pakistan has received a loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) towards the
cost of Punjab Community Water Supply and Sanitation Project. The work will be executed under Public
Health Engineering design criteria, Specifications and time to time guidance from the Asian
Development Bank. the main objectives of the consulting Services are:-
- Suggest changes in the design if found necessary.
- Construction Supervision for the sub projects
♦ Southern Punjab Basic Urban Services Projects (PBUSP) Project Implementation Support Package-A
The project intends to improve living conditions and quality of low income communities in urban
settlements in Southern Punjab and ensure sustainability of urban by strengthening institutional
capacity of new developed local services. The project is expected to improve the condition of quality of
2.3 Million people of low income community. The main components of the project include water
supply for the poor, sewerage system, waste water treatment, solid waste management, low
income area road links, slaughter houses, incremental land development for the poor and community
development & participation.
♦ Planning & Designing of Sewerage Treatment Plant for Regi Model Town, Peshawar
This project of City Development & Municipal Department, Government of the NWFP comprise
Planning and Designing of Sewerage Treatment Plant, Approach Road, Trunk Sewer and Protection
Works for the Treatment Plant for the Regi Model Town at Peshawar.
♦ JBIC (OECF) financed Metropolitan Water Supply (Khanpur - I) Project.
This most important and prestigious project of Capital Development Authority was conceived for the
conveyance and supply of 51 MGD water available from Khanpur Dam source for municipal use in the
twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi during Phase-I. This project costing Rs.6819.00 million involved
preparation of detailed design and construction supervision. Different project components were (i)
Rehabilitation of 18.5 Km long Left Bank Canal including 21 major structures (ii) Raw Water Reservoir
(iii) Water Treatment Plant (iv) 900 mm to 1500 mm dia Water Transmission Pipelines (v) Discharge
Pool (vi) Service Reservoir and (vii) Staff Housing Colony.
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♦ ADB financed Greater Faisalabad Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Project
This highly important project of Faisalabad Development Authority comprised detailed designs, and
construction management of water supply, sewerage and drainage system for the city of Faisalabad.
The water source was at River Chanab 25 Km from the city where a well field was developed for 25
tubewells each of 4 cusecs. The transmission to large storage facilities was through ductile iron pipes of
1600 mm diameter. The system comprised of conduction of water, storage, treatment and the
pumpage for the city network. Similarly the size of the sewerage & drainage component of the project
was of the same magnitude. The sewerage component comprised of four pumping stations, main
sewers upto 76 mm dia pipes. Cost of the project at 1985 rates was Rs.1.6 Billion.
♦ World Bank Assisted Sindh Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project, Sindh.
The project provided technical assistance to the Rural Development Department of the Government of
Sindh through experienced personnel well acquainted with rural water supply, sanitation and hygiene
education in Pakistan. Engineering Science and Indus Associated Consultants assisted in training,
community development work, hygiene education,
latrine construction, financial management strengthening, engineering design and institutional
strengthening.
A concurrent objective was to ensure the implementation of well designed water supply schemes and
sanitation programmes in which the community users have been involved in the process and the
introduction, where appropriate, of technological improvements or cost effective modifications to
designs to construction procedures and to community
participation in the construction, operation and maintenance of small water supply and sanitation
systems. The project was assisted by the World Bank (IDA Technical Assistance)
♦ ADB Financed Second Urban Development Project (Phase I & II ) N.W.F.P.
The two phases of this project of Project Management Unit of N.W.F.P. comprised of designs, and
construction management of water supply, sewerage, drainage, sanitations, road surfacing and street
lighting etc. for the improvement and upgrading of seven slum areas in Peshawar and other seven cities
in the N.W.F.P. costing about 3163 Million Rupees.
♦ Punjab Urban Development Project
Advisory Consultancy Services were provided by the firm to the project Management Unit (PMU) of
HP&EP Department, Punjab to assist and strengthen the PMU in project implementation in the fields of
Project Management, Engineering and Finance in accordance with the development priorities of the
Punjab Govt. The cost of this IDA funded project was Rs.3296 Millions.
♦ Greater Kotli Water Supply, Sewerage and Storm Water Drainage Scheme in Azad Kashmir.
The assignment comprised of surveys, investigations, feasibility studies and detailed design of water
supply, sewerage and storm water drainage scheme for the city of Kotli in Azad Kashmir costing Rs. 260
Millions.
♦ Lahore Solid Waste Management Project.
The Consultancy Services for the project included preparation of feasibility report, detailed designs and
tender documents for solid waste collection, its disposal system and management programme. The
client was Lahore Municipal Corporation and the project cost was Rs. 350 Million.
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♦ Gujjarpura Site & Services Scheme (Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage Works)
This Rs. 130 Millions project was sponsored by the World Bank with the objective to provide low cost
housing. Appropriate technology and indigenous methods and materials were incorporated in designs
'for the site infrastructure.
♦ Small Industrial Estate - II Gujranwala (Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage Works)
Design and construction management of tubewells and water supply system, sewerage, drainage and
roads works for the Industrial Estate at Gujranwala were entrusted to firm which were completed
successfully.
♦ Nawab Town Housing Scheme (Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage Works).
Indus Associated Consultants were appointed to provide its professional services for design of
infrastructures for this housing scheme developed by M/s Settlers Ltd. in Lahore.
♦ Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Storm Water Drainage Project.
The firm was engaged by the Municipal Committee for preparation of detailed design and preparation
of tender documents for water supply, sanitation, sewerage and storm water drainage scheme in
Quetta.
♦ Four Sewage Pump Stations (Financed by World Bank).
This project of WASA was financed by the World Bank, detailed designs for civil works and installation
of equipment for this project was carried out by Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd.
♦ Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage works for Dandot Housing Colony
Preparation of design for water supply, sewerage, sanitation, drainage net work and tubewells for
Dandot housing colony was entrusted to the firm.
♦ Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Sindh.
This project for the towns of Sukkur and Larkana districts in sindh comprised study of proposals for
provision of sanitation facilities, drinking water, drainage and its implementation. The project
components also included hygienic education and community development. The Client was Director
General Rural Development Department, Karachi and the project cost was Rs. 700 Million.
♦ Other Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Schemes.
Design and construction management of water supply, sewerage and storm water drainage systems for
a number of housing schemes for different clients in public and private sectors costing about Rs. 500
Millions was carried out satisfactorily by the firm.
♦ Drainage Scheme for Multan Road and Samanabad.
The project included detailed design for Multan Road and Samanabad areas drainage schemes over an
area of about 1600 acres for LDA, costing Rs. 65 Million.
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♦ Environmental Strengthening Programme
The project aimed at assisting environmental control agencies in the institutional strengthening of
management. The services provided included designing, institutional arrangements, preparation of
waste water management programmes, training of personnel and initiating the procurement of
required materials and equipment. The client for the project was Asian Development Bank.
♦ Quetta Water Supply, Sewerage and Storm Water Drainage Project.
This Project of Municipal Committee Quetta costing Rs. 300 Millions comprised detailed design of
sewerage, storm water drainage and sewage treatment plant at Quetta.
♦ Sewerage and Sewage Disposal for Dawood Hercules Ltd.
This project of Dawood Hercules Comprised detailed designs for sewerage, sewage and disposal &
drainage for the Fertilizer complex at Chichoke Mallian costing Rs. 8 Millions.
♦ Sewage Pump Stations and Installation of Equipment.
The assignment included detailed design of civil works and installation of equipment for four Sewage
Pump Station at Shad Bagh, Multan Road, Nawan Kot and Shahdara in Lahore for LDA costing Rs. 80
Millions.
♦ Modification of existing Main out fall pumping station and related works.
Services provided comprised design of civil and mechanical works for modification of sewage outfall
works at Lahore. The project involved hydraulic modelling of the inlet works and replacement of
pumping equipment to handle flows. The client for this World Bank financed project was WASA Lahore
and the project cost was Rs. 50 million.
♦ Tube Wells.
Design of about 500 tubewells for a number of projects including their construction management was
carried out for various agencies including WAPDA, LDA, State Cement Corporation Municipal
Committee Peshawar, Small Industries Corporation and Faisalabad Development Authority costing
about Rs. 400 Million.
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3. IRRIGATION, DRAINAGE AND WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
♦ Sindh Water Sector Improvement Project – Preparation of Regional Plan for the Left Bank of Indus
Delta and Coastal Zone
The objectives of the Consultancy Services is to prepare a Regional Master Plan for the Government of
Sindh for addressing the flooding issues and providing proper drainage of the areas on the Left Bank of
the Indus river through appropriate structural and non structural measures including remedial
measures for any outstanding deficiencies in the Left Bank Outfall Drainage System, safe disposal of
drainage, storm and flood water, improvement of wetlands in the delta areas and in the Coastal Zone.
♦ Strengthening The Regulatory Capacity Of Ministry Of Water And Power’s Dams And Barrages Safety
Council
This project of Ministry of Water and Power comprised strengthening the technical and Regulatory
Capacity of existing Dams and Barrages Safety Council and its capability to ensure the safety of dams
and Barrages constructed and operated in Pakistan.
♦ Remedial Measure to Control Water Logging due to Muzaffargarh & T.P. Link Canal
Remedial Measure to control Waterlogging due to Muzaffargarh & T.P. Link Canals
♦ Study on Water Escapages Downstream Kotri Barrage:
Scope of Work of this project comprised collection of available reports, data, information & maps etc,
identification of changes, determination of silt, water requirement and study for ecologically
acceptable alternatives. The projects was successfully completed in association with M/s Lahweyer of
Germany, BAK, PACE, IDC and Easpak of Pakistan.
♦ Sehwan Barrage Complex:
The Consultant’s Scope of Work for this project included review and upgradation of Feasibility Study
and Preparation of detailed engineering designs, drawings and Tender Documents. The project costing
about Rs. 200 Million was executed in association with M/s ZCH, MMP, RC, JA, REC, EGC, DMC, PES and
ENL of Pakistan.
♦ Feasibility Study for Punjab Barrages Rehabilitation
This project of Punjab Irrigation and Power Department was carried out in association with M/S ACE,
ECPak and DMC and comprised preparation of Feasibility Study for Jinnah Barrage, Islam and Balloki
Headwork’s in Punjab
♦ National Drainage Programme (NDP)Project - Pre-feasibility Study for National Surface Drainage
System. (NSDS).
The Govt. of Pakistan received a loan from the International Development Association (IDA) towards
the cost of National Drainage Programme (NDP-I) and intends to apply a portion of the proceeds of this
credit to provide consultancy services for Sector Planning Studies aimed at facilitating long term sector
and project planning by enhancing the technical foundations of drainage development in Pakistan
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♦ National Drainage Programme (NDP)Project - Study for Balochistan Effluent Disposal (BED)
♦ National Drainage Programme (NDP)Project - Study for Flood Protection & Drainage of Peshawar
Valley (FPDPV).
♦ Supervisory Consultancy Services for Development and Maintenance Works of Punjab Irrigation and
Power Department.
The firm has been providing its professional services for review of designs, vetting of estimates and
construction supervision of Development, Maintenance, Rehabilitation, Flood Control, Drainage and
Tubewell Works in different zones of Punjab Irrigation and Power Department since 1987. The
following works executed upto year 2000 cost about 1105 Millions Rupees. as under:
• 1987-88
Lahore Irrigation Zone
o All works related to Marala Barrage with relevant canal and distribution system and allied
works.
o Different works for Ravi Syphon and various Head works.
o Remodelling of B.S. Link Canal including its structures and pitching and apron works.
o All M&R works for canals, its distribution system, bunds and structures etc in the entire
Lahore Zone.
o Lining of Lahore Canal.
o Lining of Niaz Beg Distributory.
o Lining of Kilchpur minor.
o Reconstruction of 4 No. Bridges on BRBD Link Canal.
o Construction of Bridges on Koth Nullah and Ratali drain in Rachna Drainage Division.
• 1988-89
o Multan Irrigation Zone
o Sargodha Irrigation Zone
Supervisory Consultancy Services for ADP, M&R and Flood Works in the Field
of Irrigation Drainage, Flood Control and Tubewells.
• 1997-98
o Lahore Irrigation Zone
o Faislabad Irrigation Zone
o Drainage and Flood Zone
Supervisory Consultancy Services for Development / Maintenance Works.

• 1998-99
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Review of Design, vetting of estimates and Top Supervision of Development / Maintenance
Works including all works related to operation, maintenance and running of Marala Barrage,
all head works with relevat Canals, its distribution system and alllied works.
• 1999-2000
Supervisory Consultancy Services for Development / Maintenance works.
♦ Barani Area Development Project.
The works included studies for improvement of crops and cropping patterns, soil and water
conservation, improvement of agriculture, forestry, pasture, livestock and poverty and rangeland
development in Jhelum and Sialkot districts of Punjab. The client for the project was Agency for Barani
Areas Development (ABAD) and the project cost was Rs. 200 Millions.
♦ Small Dams Project in Punjab.
The assignment costing about Rs. 750 Million was carried out for seven small dams in Punjab in
association with M/s Hyundai Corporation of Korea. Consultants Scope of Work comprised
identification of potential sites, selection, planning and preparation of sub-projects, feasibility studies,
their designs, estimates, documents, evaluation of tenders and construction management including
implementation of irrigation and command area development works.
♦ Development and Maintenance Works 1998-99 of Punjab Irrigation & Power Department.
The project objective was to carry out routine annual development, construction, maintenance,
desilting, rehabilitation, remodeling, improvement, flood protection and restoration works for smooth
running and operation of irrigation, canals & its distribution and drainage systems in the entire Lahore
Irrigation Zone during the year 1998-1999 under the supervision of consultants engaged for this
purpose.
♦ Improvement and Rehabilitation of Left Bank Canal at Khanpur including major Structures Canal.
The assignment comprised of studies, planning, designing and construction supervision for
improvement rehabilitation works of Left Bank Canal from Khanpur Dam including 21 major structures,
installations and other related works. The job was a component of Metropolitan Water Supply
(Khanpur-I) Project.
♦ On Farm Water Management Project.
his project of M/S Malik Agriculture farms costing Rs. 3 Million comprised design, and construction
management of lined water courses and allied services.
♦ Sector Planning Studies of National Drainage Program (NDP) Project.
The Project comprises of preparation of the following three Sector Planning Studies:-
a) Pre-feasibility study for National Surface Drainage System (NSDS)

b) Feasibility Study including preliminary designs and cost estimates for flood protection and drainage
of Peshawar Valley.
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c) Feasibility study including design and cost estimate for Balochistan Effluent Disposal.
The assignment is a component of the National Drainage Programme for Ministry of Water and Power,
Government of Pakistan.
♦ Ganges Multipurpose Project.
The assignment included feasibility Studies, and preparation of preliminary reports for Ganges
multipurposes project covering about 9750 square miles in the district of Kushtia, Jessor, Faridpur
Khulua and Barisal of Water resources development for Irrigation. The Client for the project was
WAPDA and the project cost was Rs. 4140 Millions.
♦ Sindh Water Sector Improvement Project
This project of Sindh Irrigation and Drainage Authority (SIDA) comprises preparation of Regional Plan
for the left Bank of Indus Delta and Coastal Zone.
The project is being executed in association with M/S Louis Berger Group of USA
♦ Study On Water Downstream Kotri Barrage
This project of Federal Flood Commission, Ministry of Water and Power Govt of Pakistan comprised
Conducting of Study on Water Escapages downstream Kotri barrage to address Environmental
Concerns
♦ Sehwan Barrage Complex
This project of WAPDA comprised conducting of detailed Engineering Studies, review & upgradation of
Feasibility Study, preparation of detailed engineering designs, drawings and Tender Documents. The
project was carried out in association with M/S MMP, RC, JA, REC, EGC, DMC, PES and ECIL
♦ Ganges - Kabadak, Extension of Ganges Canal of Jessore Unit.
The project comprised feasibility studies and preliminary design of Irrigation System for Jessore Unit
Phase - I for 2500 cusecs of water and costing Rs. 200 Million. The client was WAPDA.
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4. ARCHITECTRUAL AND STRUCTURAL
♦ Campus Buildings for National College of Business Administration and Economics
The project comprised preparation of detailed Architectural and Structural designs and construction
supervision of six lecture halls for 80 - 120 students capacity, auditorium, cafeteria, computer
laboratories, library and other ancillary buildings in college premises including water supply, sewerage,
drainage, plumbing, sanitation, electrification and allied works. Project cost was Rs. 100 Millions.
♦ Planning, Design and Construction Supervision of Educational Block of the University of Veterinary &
Animal Sciences (UVAS). Lahore
This Project was initiated and undertaken to meet the additional requirements of accommodation /
buildings due to upgradation of College of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Sciences to the University
Level.
♦ Construction Management Consultancy Services for Implementation of Primary Education

Programme Civil Works.
The project comprised professional services for review of designs and construction supervision of 300
new Primary Schools and 284 sites of additional works under Primary Education Programme of
Education Department in Peshawar and Nowshera districts of N.W.F.P. Estimated Project Cost was Rs.
150 Millions. In addition top supervision services for the works carried out by the C&W Department for
this project in Mardan were also founded by the firm.
♦ Multistory Residential Flats, Office and other buildings for Metropolitan Water Supply (Khanpur-I)
Project
The assignment is a component of Metropolitan Water Supply (Khanpur-I) Project of CDA Islamabad
and comprises construction of Office and Multistory Residential Flats for the CDA staff of different
grades and other buildings.
♦ Upgrading of Polytechnic Institutes in Punjab.
The project comprised of planning, preparation of detailed Architectural and Structural designs and
construction supervision for upgrading of five Polytechnic Institutes in Lahore, Sialkot, Faisalabad and
Sargodha. Estimated Project Cost was Rs. 150 Millions.
♦ Construction of 25 x Blocks of Improved Workers Quarters at Site-III of the Project Management

Organization (PMO).
The project comprises construction of 25 three storeyed Blocks each consisting of 12 residential flats,
300 flats in all for the PMO.
♦ Teaching Departments and Girls Hostel Buildings for Punjab University.
The project comprised of planning, detailed Architectural and Structural designs of English, Applied
Psychology, Journalism, Library Science, Business Administration and Administrative Science
Department Block Buildings, and Girls and Solid State Physics Hostels in Punjab University New
Campus, Lahore. Estimated Project Cost was Rs. 120 Millions.
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♦ Examination Centre Buildings
The professional services provided included planning, detailed Architectural and Structural designs for
Examination Centres at Punjab University New Campus, Lahore. Estimated project cost was Rs. 60
Millions.
♦ Multistory Zilla Council Complex
The project comprised of construction of Multistory Zilla Council Complex building at Lahore including
all the facilities and allied services.
♦ Student Hostel in Peshawar.
The assignment included planning and preparation of Architectural and Structural designs, estimates,
documents and construction supervision of Hostel for 750 Students in the Peshawar University. Project
estimated cost was Rs. 90 Million.
♦ Degree College Kharian.
The work included planning, preparation of Architectural and Structural designs, BOQ, estimates and
documents for college complex including allied services. The project estimated cost was Rs. 200
Millions.
♦ School Buildings
Forty Primary Schools for Govt of Pakistan under Naie Roshni Scheme in District Skeikhupura and a
school for Engineers and Architects Housing Scheme were also designed by the firm. Estimated project
cost was Rs. 25 million.
♦ Libaas Textiles Ltd.
The firm provided its professional services for planning, detailed Architectural and Structural designing,
estimation and construction supervision of multistorey office and factory building complex of Libaas
Textiles (Pvt) Ltd. in Lahore. The project cost was more than 150 Million rupees.
♦ Palace Archade
Project comprised of multistorey shopping centre in Lahore for which professional services for detailed
designs and construction supervision were provided by the firm. Estimated cost of the project was Rs.
150 millions.
♦ Sunfort Hotel
Professional services for design and supervision were provided for multistorey 100 rooms four star
hotel building in Lahore.
♦ Housing Projects
Professional services were also provided by the firm for design and construction management of a
number of housing projects including multistory residential flats for CDA employees and workers
quarters for PMO Rawalpindi.
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5. MASTER PLANNING, FEASIBILITY STUDIES AND LAND USE.
Master Planning and land use studies for the city of Mardan, Towns of Pakpattan and Chichawatni, Housing
Colonies at Jaranwala, Dandot, Gujranwala, Lahore, Parachinar, Central Commercial Area Scheme and
Feasibility Study for Multan Road Scheme at Lahore were carried out by the firm for different clients.
Approximate cost for all these projects was Rs. 726 Millions.
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6. POWER PROJECTS
♦ OECF funded Rural Electrification Project of WAPDA
Services provided for electrification of 746 villages in Islamabad and Peshawar Area Electricity Boards.
The project comprised of plotting of villages on SOP maps, survey and preparation of design and work
orders, top supervision of construction works, establishment of field offices, delivery of documents and
computerized data base to the clients, coordination with the client and his allied offices, preparation of
reports, mapping of un-electrified villages enroute and rehabilitation of existing feeder lines due to
increase in load of electrified villages. Preparation of data base in Islamabad and Gujranwala Area
Electricity Boards and Hazara circle of AEB Peshawar (WAPDA) was also carried out by the firm.
♦ Electrification of Housing Schemes / Projects
The external electrification services were provided for the following projects :
♦ Architects and Engineering Housing Scheme, Lahore
The services provided comprised of external electrification of Housing Scheme, keeping in view the
increased load within 10 years of its completion.
♦ Metropolitan Water Supply (Khanpur – I ) Project
Services provided for external electrification of staff residences housing colony and offices of CDA at
Treatment Plant, Sangjani keeping in view the expected load within 10 years of its completion.
♦ Gujjarpura Housing Scheme, Lahore
The services provided include external electrification of Gujjarpura Housing Scheme of LDA keeping in
view the increased load within 10 years of its completion.
♦ Housing Colony at Dandot
The services provided for external electrification of housing scheme of State Cement Corporation of
Pakistan at Dandot keeping in view the increased load within 10 years of its completion.
♦ Housing Colony at Jarranwala
The services comprised of external electrification of housing scheme for Jarranwala Jute Mills, keeping
in view the increased load within 10 years of its completion.
♦ Colony for Degree College, Kharian
The services comprised of external electrification of housing scheme for the college keeping in view the
♦ Housing Colony at Ferozpur Road, Lahore
The services provided also comprised of external electrification of housing scheme keeping in view the
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7. PORTS AND HARBOURS PROJECTS
♦ Reconstruction of Berths No : 5 to 10, at East Wharves for Karachi
The assignment included preparation of detailed design, cost estimates, tender/ contract documents and
construction supervision. The client for this project was the Karachi Port Trust, Karachi, and the estimated
cost of the project was Rs. 1600 Millions.
♦ Deep Drafted Oil Pier: OP-IV at the Karachi Port
The project comprised preparation of complete feasibility study followed by the detailed design and tender
documents of the Deep Drafted Oil Pier-OP-IV at the Port of Karachi. The client for this project was Karachi
Port Trust, Karachi and the cost of this project was Rs. 240 Millions.
♦ Landing Jetty and Related Works at Pasni
The work included preparation of feasibility studies, project planning and detailed design of Fish Landing
Jetty, and related works including provision of Break Water, Jetty Head, Loading and Unloading of fish and
other cargo, electrical and mechanical equipment for Refrigeration. The client was the Ministry of
Agriculture and Cooperation, Government of Baluchistan and the estimated project cost was Rs. 80.00
Millions.
♦ Liquid Products Marine Terminal : OP-V for Karachi Port.
The assignment was detailed supervision of construction works of Liquid Products Marine Terminal OP-V.
The Project comprised of Oil Jetty, Beasting Dopphines, Mooring Dolphines, Walbway, Loading Platform,
electrical /mechanical equipment, Catholic Protection, etc. The client for this project was Karachi Port Trust
and project cost was Rs. 60,000 Millions.
♦ Linking Berth
This project included detailed designs of Linking Berth for Pakistan Navy including provision of cranes,
electrical and mechanical equipment. The client for this project was Pakistan Navy and the project estimated
cost was Rs. 20.000 Millions.
♦ Mine Sweeper Wharf
This project included feasibility study detailed design of Mine Sweeper Wharf of Pakistan Navy including
provision of cranes, electrical and mechanical equipment and construction supervision of this project in
Karachi. Client for the project was Pakistan Navy and Project cost was Rs. 10.000 Millions.
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8. INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL PROJECTS
♦ Libaas Textiles Ltd.,
The firm supervised the project from inception to completion stage which included preparation of
feasibility studies, project scheduling, provision of services on organizational setup, control systems,
financial and management systems, accounting procedures and financial policies, organizational
change, corporate policies etc. The estimated cost of the project was Rs. 150 Millions.
♦ National College of Business Administration & Economics Project
The services provided included formulation of appropriate statements, devising long terms corporate
strategy, implementation of management systems, creation of a progressive and team oriented
organization culture, design and implementation of MIS and accounting system and human resource
policies etc. The estimated cost of the project was Rs. 100 millions.
♦ Kohat Cement Factory Project.
The services provided included detailed feasibility and financial analysis and viability reports. Detailed
study of the project for transforming it into financially viable and profitable organization, market
studies, internal process analysis and formulation and implementation the financial and information
systems. Estimated project cost was Rs. 100 millions.
♦ Ravi Glass Ltd.,
The assignment included formulation of corporate strategies, its transformation, evaluation of human
resources, setting up of organizational structure, defining accounting procedures and financial policies
and information systems etc. Total project cost was Rs. 400 millions.
♦ Sunfort Hotel
Services provided include detailed feasibilities for setting up 100 rooms four stars hotel, supervision of
project from inception to start up of commercial operations, formulation of mission statements,
corporate strategy, information and financial control system and accounting procedures etc. Total
project cost was Rs. 210 millions.
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9. ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS
- ADB financed Environmental Strengthening Programme.

- Industrial Waste Treatment Project.
- World Bank Assisted Lahore Solid Waste Management Project.
- World Bank Funded Sindh Water Sector Improvement Project-Preparation of Regional Plan for the Left
Bank of Indus Delta and Coastal Zone
- Environmental Strengthening Program.
- Lahore Solid Waste Management Project.
- Industrial Waste Treatment Project
- Peshawar Slum Upgrading, Sewerage and Drainage Project.
- Solid Waste Management Project of CDA.
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Projects in Hand
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List of Projects in Hand
Start Date Expected

Name of Single or
Task Assignment of the Date of
Project JV
Project completion
Consultancy
Indus Associated Consultants is providing its
services for
professional services for Resident Construction
Resident
Supervision of Road works for Annual
Construction
Development Programme (ADP) 2017-18 in
Supervision of
highway circle Sahiwal as per standard
Annual JV with
engineering practices to ensure that high quality Feb, 2017 Oct, 2018
development NVEC
construction is achieved in time within the
Programme
allocated budget and that the work is carried out in
(ADP) 2017-18
full compliance with the approved engineering
in highway
designs, technical specifications, agreed work
circle Sahiwal
schedule and as per sound engineering practices.
Construction Providing Consultancy Services for standard
Supervision engineering practices to ensure that high quality
Consultants for construction is achieved in time within the
JV With
Post Flood allocated budget and that the work is carried out in
SMEC,
National full compliance with the approved engineering Nov-2017 Nov-2019
ACE, TRS,
Highway designs, technical specifications, agreed work
ECG
Rehabilitation schedule and as per sound engineering practices,
Project. in Progress.
(in Progress)
Assistant to
Employer’s Indus Associated Consultants is working as
Representative Assistant to Employer’s Representative (AER) for
(AER) for Karachi - Lahore Motorway Sukkur - Multan
Karachi - JV With Section (392 Km) on EPC/ Turnkey Basis as per
Lahore SMEC EGC, standard engineering practices to ensure that high
June-2016 July-2022
Motorway ACE, ECSP, quality construction is achieved in time within the
Sukkur - NDC & TRS allocated budget and that the work is carried out in
Multan Section full compliance with the approved engineering
(392 Km) on designs, technical specifications, agreed work
EPC/ Turnkey schedule and as per sound engineering practices
Basis
Construction
Indus Associated Consultants is providing its
Work of
professional services for Resident Construction
Northern
Supervision of Interchange and Road works for
Section of
Missing Link of Peshawar Ring Road as per
Ring Road
standard engineering practices to ensure that high
(Missing Link), Single April-2015 Oct-2018
quality construction is achieved in time within the
Peshawar
allocated budget and that the work is carried out in
Pajjagi Road
full compliance with the approved engineering
to Warsak
designs, technical specifications, agreed work
Road,
schedule and as per sound engineering practices.
Peshawar
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The Consultants is providing Consultancy
Services described hereunder, in respect of the
following contracts regarding Muzaffargarh Canal
for a period of two years.
MGC-1 Construction of Earthwork, Lining of Canal
and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 0 to
Remedial
64+357.
Measure to
control Water Extended
JV with and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 64+357
Logging due to May-2014 upto Dec-
Barqab to 100+000.
Muzaffargarh 2021
& T.P. Link
and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 100+000
Canal
to RD 147+500
and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 147+500
to RD206+700.
TPC-1 Construction of Drains and Rehabilitation
of existing drains along T.P. Link Canal.
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CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION WITH PAKISTAN
ENGINEERING COUNCIL (PEC 2018-20)
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FACILITIES AVAILABLE WITH THE FIRM
• List of Computer & Equipment

• List of Software
• List of Survey Instruments
• List of Field Transport
• Office
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LIST OF COMPUTER & EQUIPMENT
Sr. No. of
Printer Description
No. Items
LIST OF COMPUTER
1 Assorted Core i-5, Core i-7 20
PRINTER (Black & White):
1 HP LaserJet 1020 5
2 HP LaserJet 1320 2
3 hp Laserjet 5200-A3 1
4 Epson LQ 1170 1
Total: 9
PRINTER (Color):
1 Epson LQ - 300 1
2 HP DeskJet 845 C 1
3 HP DeskJet 1050 (Printer + Scaner + Copyier) 1
4 HP DesignJet 1180 C 1
5 HP Color Laserjet CP1215 1
6 Cannon iP 90 1
Total: 6
PLOTTER:
1 Plotter HP (Color) DJ750C (Size = A4 to 36") 1
2 Plotter HP DJ600(Size = A4 to 36") 1
3 Plotter HP (Draft Pro) (Size = 36") 1
Total: 3
SCANNER:
1 H 2800 1
2 Mira Scan 1
3 HP Scan Jet 5200 C 1
4 HP Scanjet G3010 1
5 HP DeskJet 1050 (Printer + Scaner + Copyier) 1
Total: 4
OTHER EQUIPMENT:
1 Digitizer 1
2 Overhead Projectors 1
3 UPS 25
Total: 27
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LIST OF SOFTWARES
Sr.
Software Function
No.
1 MS Window Server 2007 Network
2 Windows 8.1 Opertating System (OS)
3 MS Office 2007 - 2010
4 i) MS Word Word Processing
5 ii) MS Excel Spread Sheet
6 iii) MS Access Database
7 iv) MS Power Point Presentation & Designing
8 MS Project Manager Project Management
9 AutCAD (2009 - 2014) CAD Program
10 AutCAD Civil 3D (2012) CAD Program
11 AutoCAD Map, 2001 Mapping & Graphic Data Software
12 ARC View 9.3 GIS Mapping
13 3D Studio MAX CAD Program
14 Eagle Point Suite-2009 Civil Engg. Design Software
15 Coral Draw Designing (Graphic)
16 Adobe Photoshop Designing (Graphic)
17 Tray PC Surveying
18 AASHTO DNPS86 Pavement Design
19 Surfer Surface 7 Moswlinf / Contouring
20 PRECOLSL, Column Design Structure Design
21 MICROFEAP -1 & 2 Structure Design (2-D)
22 SPSTRESS Plate & Grid Analysis
23 SAP 2000 Frame Analysis 2D & 3D
24 STADD Pro VGI Structure Analysis & Design
25 HCS Highway Capacity Software
26 ROAD CALC Highway Geometric Design
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LIST OF SURVEY INSTRUMENTS HELD BY THE FIRM
S.No Surveying Equipment Make/Model Quantity

1 Pentax Total Station ATS-102 One No.
2 Sokkia Total Station SET-5A One No.
Topcon (S.N) K 80192
3 DM-A3 One No.
Electronic Distance Meter (EDM)
4 Wild Heerbrugg Theodlite TIA-66960 One No.
5 Wild Heerbrugg Theodlite RDS-181016 One No.
6 Topcon Level AT-S3 One No.
7 Wild Level NAK-2 One No.
8 Level TTL5 One No.
GKO Kern (AARAU)
9 Telting Level One No.
216913
10 Global Positioning Station (GPS) NAV 5000 Magellan One No.
11 Prismatic Compasses 3 No's
12 Plan Table with Stand and Alidades 6 No's
13 Leveling Staves 5 No's
14 Measuring Tapes of Sizes 15 No's
15 Ranging Rods 10 No's
In addition, the firm has, at its disposal, the services of many Surveying firms as associates and
Consultants whose services can be commissioned within the shortest possible time.
Further details on their establishment and equipment could be supplied if required.
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DETAIL OF FIELD TRANSPORT
Sr.
Transport Model Registration No.
No.
1 Parado 2008 LEC-08-1516
2 Corolla 2012 LEC-12-4516
3 Honda 2004 LZH-94
4 Corolla 2011 LEB-11-8423
5 Corolla 2011 LEC-11-2494
6 Corolla 2008 LEC--08-6393
7 Mercedes 1990 IDK-195
8 Pajero 1990 LOB-710
9 Vigo - HiLux 2009 LEB-09-6812
10 Carry Dabba 2012 LEA-12-7147
11 Toyota HiLux (Dala) 1997 FDU-6364
12 Toyota Hiace 1993 LPT-5551
13 Jeep 2005 LZT-3415
14 Toyota Corrolla 2009 LED-09-2442
15 Toyota Corrolla 2006 LWP-588
16 Landcruiser 1996 D - 2242
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OFFICE
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) Ltd. maintains its head office in a three storied building situated at 18-A,
FCC Maratab Ali Road, Gulberg-IV Lahore.
The Covered Area of office building is as under:
- Ground Floor 5101

- First Floor 4325
- Second Floor 1420
Total = 10,666
The design section of the Company in its head office is equipped with latest design facilities including
Computers, Printers, Plotters, Scanners, Software and Survey Equipment etc.
In addition services of specialized Surveying and Geotechnical / Soil investigation and other related
companies of repute are also available for mobilization within shortest possible time.
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DATA SHEETS
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DATA SHEETS
ROADS, HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
PROJECTS
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MAJOR WORK UNDERTAKEN WHICH BEST
ILLUSTRATE QUALIFICATIONS
Project Name: ADB Assisted Loan No. 3378-PAK: Country: Pakistan

Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision of Post
Flood National Highways Rehabilitation Project
Project Location Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/ Company
within Country :-KPK &Baluchistan No. of Staff: 12
No. of Man-months: 352
Name of Client : National Highway Authority
Start Date Completion Date Total Value of Services:

Rs: 529.296 Millions+ USD: 4.713 Millions
Nov-2017 Nov-2019
Firms Share:Rs: 55.55 Millions
Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs. 22 Billions

Name of Associated firm(s), if any: No. of Man-months of professional Staff Provided by
SMEC, EGC, ACE& TRS Associated Firms:-1475
Lt. Col. Abdul Razzak Project Coordinator To ensure that high quality construction is achieved in
Masood A. Jamali Resident Engineer time within budget and that all work is carried out in full
Mohabat Ali Jatoi Highway Engineer compliance with the approved engineering designs,
Nisar Ahmed Khoso Highway Engineer technical Specifications, agreed work schedule and within
Muhammad Saeed Akhtar Material Engineer the terms and conditions of all other contract documents
Azam Ali Quantity Surveyor and sound engineering practices.
Detailed Narrative Description of the Project

Pakistan experienced the worst floods in 80 years. The floodsbegan in late July 2010 in the mountainous North West
and swept away one fourth of the country especially the alluvial plains of the Indus Basin. Floods have caused
widespread damage to public infrastructure, with roads submerged and tens of bridges swept away. The National
Highway Network consisting of the main transport corridors, provide inter-provincial linkages and connections to the
neighboring countries was extensively affected.
The Project (PNHRP) Mainly emphasizes on the Rehabilitation of Flood damages to the existing network of Roads and
Structures being executed under ADB Loan 3378-Pak. The Impact of PNHRP is economic recovery from the
devastating floods. Its outcome will be restoration of critical public and social infrastructure assets necessary to restore
livelihood, access and secure the social infrastructure services against future flooding.
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company.

Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd is providing construction supervision services on the following under
construction Road packages.
Rehabilitation of National Highway - Kuchlac – Zhob – D.I.Khan (N-50)
i) Package – 4, Darzinda – Daraban Section, Km 447+000 to Km 457+68 (10.68 Km)
ii) Package – 2, Dhanasar – Sheikhmela Section, Km 395+000 to Km 426+000(31 km)
Firm's Name: INDUS ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS (PVT) LTD
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Project Name: Resident Construction Supervision of Country: Pakistan.

Annual Development Program 2017-18
in Highway Circle, Sahiwal.
Location within
Country: Sahiwal, Pakpattan, Okara. Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm :
Name of Client: Communication & Works Department,

Government of the Punjab. No. of Staff : 37
Address : Highway Circle, Sahiwal No. of Staff Months: 185
Start Date Completion Date Total Value of Services

(Month/Year): (Month/Year): (in Pak Rs.) Rs. 15.416 Millions
Firm Shares: Rs: 8.48 Millions
Feb 2018 Oct 2018 Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs: 1508.56 Millions
Name of Associated Firm (s), if any No. of Months of Professional Staff

Provided by Associated Firm (s): 84
New Vision Engineering Consultants
Name of Senior Staff involved and functions performed
To ensure that high quality construction is achieved in

Amjad Hussain compliance with the approved engineering design,
Resident Engineer
Sheikh technical specification, agreed work schedule and
M. Yar Asif Assistant Resident Engineer within the terms and condition of contract documents
Muhammad Tahir and sound engineering practices.
Material Engineer
Khan
Aqeel Arshad Quantity Surveyor
Narrative Description of Project :

The project which includes construction supervision of Annual Development Program 2017-18 in Highway Circle, Sahiwal to
ensure that high quality construction is achieved in time within the budget allocation and in full compliance with the approved
engineering specification, and as per conditions of contract. The objective of this project was to assist the Government of
Punjab in carrying out the Construction Supervision of road works as per scope of work.
Description of Actual Services Provided by Your Staff.:

The consultant scope of work includes administration of the contract and to ensure the implementation of the contract clauses
related to quantity and quality for the project activities. Carrying out the construction supervision of the Provincial Highways as
per best engineering standards.
Firm’s Name: INDUS ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS (PVT) LTD
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Project Name: Assistant to Employer’s Representative (AER) Country: Pakistan

for Karachi - Lahore Motorway Sukkur - Multan Section (392 Km)
on EPC/ Turnkey Basis

within Country :- Punjab & Sindh No. of Staff: 22
Name of Client : National Highway Authority
Start Date Completion Date Total Value of Services: Rs: 1112.618 Millions
17-June-2016 31-July-2022
IAC Share: Rs: 117.064 Millions
Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs: 294.352 Billions

SMEC, EGC, ACE, ECSP, NDC & TRS Associated Firms:-
2600
Name of Senior Staff involved and functions performed:
Azhar Saleem Drainage Engineer

S.M. Akhtar Drainage Engineer
Abdul Wahid Abbasi Resident Engineer
Inamullah Khan Material Engineer
Mehmood Ahmad Material Engineer
Muhammad Ghani Material Engineer
Shah Azam Structure Engineer
Muhammad Javaid Quantity Surveyor

The main objective of the assignment is to work as Assistant to Employer’s Representative (AER) in carrying out
Construction Work of Karachi - Lahore Motorway Sukkur - Multan Section (392 Km) on EPC/ Turnkey Basis

Indus Associated Consultants is working as Assistant to Employer’s Representative (AER) for Karachi - Lahore Motorway
Sukkur - Multan Section (392 Km) on EPC/ Turnkey Basis as per standard engineering practices to ensure that high quality
construction is achieved in time within the allocated budget and that the work is carried out in full compliance with the
approved engineering designs, technical specifications, agreed work schedule and as per sound engineering practices
Firm's Name : INDUS ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS (PVT) LTD
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Project Name: Construction Supervision of Northern Section Country: Pakistan

of Ring Road (Missing Link), Peshawar from Pajjagi Road to
Warsak Road, Peshawar – KPK
Project Location Peshawar Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/ Company

within Country :- No. of Staff: 37
Name of Client : Peshawar Development Authority
Start Date Completion Date Value of Survices: Total = Rs. 50.60 Million
25 May, 2015 10 April, 2018
Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs. 3050 Million

Nil Associated Firms:-
Nil
J.I.Rana Design Engineer (Structure)
S.M.Akhtar Design Engineer (Highways)
Yousaf Zaman Resident Engineer
Rafique Haider Jatoi Assistant Resident Engineer
Ghulam Azher Assistant Resident Engineer
Raja Mukhtiar Assistant Resident Engineer
Muhammad Tahir Khan Material Engineer

The main objective of the assignmnet is to assist the Government of the KPK through the Peshawar Development Authority
(PDA) in carrying out Construction Work of Northern Section of Ring Road (Missing Link), Peshawar Pajjagi Road to Warsak
Road, Peshawar

Indus Associated Consultants is providing its professional services for Resident Construction Supervision of Interchange and
Road works for Missing Link of Peshawar Ring Road as per standard engineering practices to ensure that high quality
construction is achieved in time within the allocated budget and that the work is carried out in full compliance with the
approved engineering designs, technical specifications, agreed work schedule and as per sound engineering practices
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Project Name: Flood Emergency Reconstruction Project (FERP) Country: Pakistan
Project Location Hala-Moro- Sindh Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/ Company
within Country :- Ranipur-Rohri-Sindh No. of Staff: 44
Rohri-Panu Aqil -Sindh No. of Man-months: 1074
Vadoor Nullah Bridge DG Khan-Punajb
Name of Client : National Highway Authority (NHA)
Start Date Completion Date Value of Survices:

10 July, 2013. 9 July, 2015. Total = Rs. 209.85 Million
Firms Share = Rs 60.81 Million
Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs 13.86 Billion

SMEC, EGC, ACE, TRS Associated Firms:-
1324
Ghullam Akber Memon Resident Engineer
Shah Azam Assistant Resident Engineer
Javed Ahmed Channa Highway Engineer
Tanveer Ahmed Soomro Highway Engineer
Raja Mukhtiar Ahmed Structure Engineer
Zai-ud-Din Memon Structure Engineer
Ikbal Majid Material Engineer
Nazir khan Material Engineer
Naseer Ahmed Quantity Surveyor
Sammar Abbas Quantity Surveyor

The Project (FERP) Mainly emphasizes on the Rehabilitation of Flood damages to the existing network of Roads and Structures
being executed under ADB Loan 2742-Pak. The Impact of FERP is ecnomic recovery from the devastating floods. Its outcome
will be restoration of critical public and social infrastructure assests necessary to restore livelihood, access and secure the social
infrastructure services against future flooding.

IAC is provided construction supervision services on the following under construction Road and Bridge packages.
i) Ranipur to Rohri
ii) Reconstruction of Vidor Bridge in D.G. Khan
iiii) Hala Moro Section (N-5)
iv) Panu Aqil to Rohri
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Project Name: Feasibility Studies and Design of Country: Pakistan

"Improvement of Rustam-Ambela- Daggar- Karakar-Barikot Road
Ambela to GS Marble (11Km) Section Including Bridge"
Location within BUNER Agency KPK Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Country :- No. of Staff: 7
Name of Client : Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority PKHA
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services :

6-10-2012 30-5-2013 Rs. 1.1 Millions
Cost of the Project :
Rs. 500 Million
Name of Associated firm(s), if any: No. of Man-months of professional staff provided

by associated firm(s):-
NIL NIL
Senior Staff involved and functions performed :
Azhar Saleem - Director Technical

S.M. Akhtar - Design Engineer
Junaid Alam - Design Engineer
Saeed uz Zaffar - Economist
Azam Atta - Quantity Surveyor
Consultancy Services included design for Rehablitation and Improvement of road Rustam-Ambela-Daggar- Karakar-
Barikot Road Ambela to GS Marble (11Km) Section Including design of a 20m span pre caste prestressed Girder Bridge)
Design Services Rendered

Reconnaissance Survey
Alignment Studies
Topographic and Soil Surveys
Traffic Survey & Pavement Design
Geometric Design
Structure Design
BOQ & Cost Estimates
Preparation of PC-I
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Project Name: Contract Administration and Country: Pakistan

Construction Supervision of N-5 Highway Rehabilitation
Project
Location within Gujranwala-Kharian-Rawalpindi Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Country :- Section (Punjab) No. of Staff: 30
Moro-Ranipur Section (Baluchistan) No. of Man-months: 521

Islamabad

Total = Rs. 221,570,845 + AUS $ 4,267,903 = 221.57M Firm's
Share : Rs. 33,519,468 = 33.5 M
Aug-04 Mar 2009 Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs. 32 Billion
Name of Associated firm, if any: No. of Man-months of professional staff provided by

associated firms:-
ACE, EGC, EA, KCE SMEC and LBI 3443
- Mr. N. H. Butt Resident Engineer Cntract Administration and Construction Supervision of N

- Mr. S. A. Sherwani Materials Engineer 5 Rehabilitation Works in Gujranwala - Kharian -
- Abdul Hameed Quantity Surveyor Rawalpindi section of the Highway
- Mr. Inamullah Material Engineer
The National Highway Authority has initaited a Seven Year National Highway Improvement Program (NHIP) covering
rehabilitaion, resurfacing and improvement of 2700 Km of the National Highway Network. The GOP / NHA self financed
program covering 1600 Km is already underway and the Contarct Administration and Construction Supervision of World Bank
Assisted "Highway Rehabilitaion Project" covering upto 870 Km of the National Highway N- 5 has been awarded to the
Consortium led by SMEC.
The Project has been awarded to the consortium of SMEC, LBI, ACE, IAC, EA, EGC and KCI. Scope of work for the
Consultants comprise Contract Administration and Construction Supervision of rehabilitaion, resurfacing and improvement
works of different sections of the National Highway N-5. IAC provided services for Moro Ranipur Section N-5.
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Project Name: Rehabilitation of Ratodero - Naudero Country: Pakistan

Road (Detailed Design and Construction Supervision)
including 4 Nos bridges at:
i) Km 1+938 (1-20m)
ii) Km 4+010 (1-20m)
iii) Km 6+356 (4-20m)
iv) Km 13+765 (1-20m)
within Country :- Ratodero (Sindh) No. of Staff: 21
Islamabad
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services : Rs. 44.264 Millions
Nov 2008 June 2012 Appox Cost of the Project :- Rs. 999 Million
Name of Associated firm(s), if any: No. of Man-months of professional staff provided by
associated firm(s):-
Nil Nil
Feasibility Study and Design
Team Leader / Highway Engineer Azhar Saleem
Geometric Expert S.M. Akhtar
Pavement Expert Dr. Waseem
Bridge / Structural Expert J.I.Rana Preparation of Feasibility Study and detailed design of the
Geotechnical Engineer Inamullah road
Environmental Specialist Dr. Afzal
Quantity Surveyor Azam Atta
Construction Supervision
Resident Engineer Gulam Akbar Memon
Assistant Resident Engineer Azhar Ali Shah
Materials Engineer M. Nazir / Zafar Ali Shah Construction Supervision and Quality Control of road works
Quantity Surveyor Sammar Abbass / Tehir
Mehmood
During visit of the Prime Minister to Larkana in 2008, the notables of Larkana and Kamber Shahdad Kot districts presented
different Development Schemes including 16 Km long Ratodero-Naudero road which NHA wanted to rehabilite this road as
a single two lane carriageway as per NHA standards
Indus Associated Consultants provided its professional services for design of rehabilitation of this exisiting road as per
standard engineering practices and carried out construction supervision of the road works to ensure that high quality
construction is achieved in time and that the work is carried out in full compliance with the approved engineering designs,
technical specifications, agreed work schedule and as per sound engineering practices including preparation of EIA
Reports.
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Project Name: Construction Supervision of Country: Pakistan

Ongoing Road Works for Larkana City Development Package
(Deposit Works)
Location within Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Country :- Larkana, Sindh No. of Staff: 17
Name of Client : National Highway Authority (NHA) Islamabad

Total = Rs. 28.36 Million
Estimated Cost of the Project = Rs. 458 Million
Nov 2009 Jan. 2012

associated firms:-
Euroconsult Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd 66 Approx.
Aijaz Ahmad Burrio Resident Engineer

A. H. Sheikh Assistant Resident Engineer Construction Supervision of Road Works
Zulfqar Ali Mangi Materials Engineer
J. H. Randhawa ARE Strucutures
The project works include Construction Supervision of ongoing road works for Larkana City Development Package (Deposit
Works) to insure that highly quality construction is achieved in time within the budget allocation and in full compliance with the
approved engineering specifications, and as per conditions of contract
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd has provided services for construction supervision of project works for Larkana City
Development Package (Deposit Works)
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Project Name : ADB Loan No. 1928-PAK Assisted Punjab

Road Sector Development Project- Rural Access Roads, Country : Pakistan
Section-I, Phase-I

Country : Punjab Province No. of Staff : 33
No. of Man-month 750
Name of Client : Project Director
Project Engineering Cell Communication and Works
Department, Government of Punjab, Lahore
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Approx. Value of Services

Total = Rs.79.33 Million
October 2005 December 2008 Firm's Share = Rs.34.90 Million
Estimated Cost of the Project= Rs.3000 Million
Name of Associated Firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff provided by
associated firm (s) :-
ACE-TES and EGC 955

Name of Senior Staff involved and functions performed :
S.M Akhtar Team Leader/Coordinator/HE

A. H Rizvi Highway Engineer
J. I Rana Structure Engineer
Inamullah Geologist/Material Engineer
Chief Resident Engineer Col. Younas Farooqi
Detailed Narrative Description of the Project :

The Govt. of Pakistan has received a loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) towards the cost of the Punjab Road
Sector Development Project involving improvement of about 303 Km of Provincial Highways and about 1020 km of Rural
Access Roads. Out of which 262 km of Rural Access Roads were executed under this contract which has been awarded to M/s
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd. in association with ACE-TES and EGC.
Detailed Description of Actual Services provided by the Firm :
The services being provided by the Consultants scope of work include detailed engineering designs including alignment study ,
topographic surveys, traffic surveys & analysis soil investigation, geometric design, pavement design and structures design and
preparation of tender documents of about 235 km of roads, design review of about 27 km of roads and detailed construction
supervision of 262 km of Rural Access Roads
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Project Name : ADB Loan No. 1928-PAK: Assisted Country : Pakistan

Punjab Road Sector Development Project- Rural Access
Roads, Section-II,
Phase-I (Detailed Design and Construction Supervision

Name of Client : Project Director
Project Engineering Cell Communication and Works
Department, Govt. of Punjab, Lahore

Total = Rs.66.93 Million
October 2005 December 2008 Firm's Share = Rs.30.12 Million
Estimated Cost of the Project= Rs.147 Million
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff provided by associated firm
(s) :-
ACE - TES 787

Mumtaz Hussain Environmental Specialist

G. M. Khattak Resettlement Specialist
Saeed-ul-Zafar Transport Economist
Inamullah Khan Geologist/M.E
M.Y Farouqi Traffic Engineer
Ijaz Khan ARE

The Govt. of Pakistan has received a loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) towards the cost of the Punjab Road Sector
Development Project involving improvement of about 303 Km of Provincial Highways and about 1020 km of Rural Access Roads. Out of
which 184 km of roads will be executed under this contract which has been awarded to M/s Associated Consulting Engineers ACE- TES
(Pvt.) Ltd. in association with Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd.
The services being provided by the Consultants scope of work include detailed engineering designs including alignment study ,
topographic surveys, traffic surveys & analysis soil investigation, geometric design, pavement design and structures design and
preparation of tender documents of about 124 km of roads, design review of about 60 km of roads and detailed construction supervision
of 184 km of Rural Access Roads.
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Project Name : ADB Loan No. 2103-PAK: NWFP Road Country : Pakistan
Development Sector and Sub Regional Connectivity Project
Rural Access Roads -Package A (Detailed Design and
Construction Supervision of Works)

Country : Province of KPK No. of Staff : 103
Name of Client : Project Director, Foreign Aided

Projects, W&S Department, Government of the NWFP Warsak No. of Man-month 2132
Road, Peshawar
Approx. Value of Services
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Total = Rs.165 Million
Firm's Share(Approx) = Rs.150
December 2005 December 2010 Million Estimated Cost of the Project= Rs.4429 Million
Name of Associated Firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff provided by
UMA & ICA
218
S. M. Akhtar Highway Engineer

A. Saleem Team Leader/CRE
J. I Rana Structure Design Engineer
Amir Gul Resident Engineer
N.H Butt Resident Engineer
G.M Khattak Resident Engineer
A. W Abbasi Resident Engineer
A. Razzak Resident Engineer
Ijaz Khan Resident Engineer
U. H Khan Resident Engineer
Inamullah Khan Geotech Engineer
Dr. Khurshid Environmental Specialist
Saeed-ul-Zafar Transport Economist
M.Y Farouqi Traffic Engineer
J. Alam Design Engineer
Ahmad Karim Quantity Expert
The Project involves widening, improvements in road geometry & drainage, environment and road safety considerations, provision of
ancillary works and pavement strengthening of Rural Access Roads in the province.
Consultants scope of work includes selection of roads and preparation of sub project proposals, Detailed Engineering, Documents,
Construction Supervision, Monitoring and Reporting of the Environmental Management Plans & Resettlement Plans and Project
Performance and monitoring of about 400 km of Rural Access Roads in the NWFP province.
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Project Name : ADB Assisted Punjab Road Country : Pakistan

Sector Development Project - Provincial Highways (Design
Review and Construction Supervision Works)

Name of Client : Project Director, Project
Engineering Cell Communication and Works Department,
Government of the Punjab, Lahore

Total = Rs.98.62 Million +US$ 48703 + AUD 1.70 M
August 2005 2008 Firm's Share = Rs.30.60 Million
Estimated Cost of the Project:
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff provided by
SMEC International (Pty) Limited associated firm (s) :-
Associated Consulting Engineers - ACE (Pty) Limited
National Development Consultants (NDC) 1737
Brig (R) Manzoor Ahmad Deputy Team Leader M. Y. Farouqi ARE/Highway Egnineer
M. Sarwar Resettlement Specialist Ijaz Khan ARE/Highway Engineer
Azhar Saleem Geometric & Planning Engine S. Ahmad Material Engineer
G. N Malik Resident Engineer J. I Rana Bridge Engineer
N. H. Butt ARE/Highway Engineer
A.W Abbasi ARE/Highway Engineer
The Government of Pakistan has received a loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) towards the cost of the Punjab
Road Sector Development Project involving improvement of about 300 Km of Provincial Highways. The civil works for these
Provincial Highways were executed through 4 contract packages awarded to M/s SMEC in association with Indus Associated
Consultants, ACE- TES and NDC.
The consultants scope of work include administration of the contract and to ensure the implementation of the contract
clauses related to quantity and quality for the under mentioned activities.
Review of the design already completed by the design consultants

Suggestions for any changes required in the design to be given to the client if found necessary
Carrying out construction supervision of the Provincial Highways as per best engineering standards
61
Project Name : Balochistan Road Development Country : Pakistan

Sector Project - Design Review and Construction Supervision
of Kalat-Quetta-Chaman Section of National Highway N-25
and Development of Cross Border Facility at Chaman
Professional Staff Provided by the Firm No. of Staff : 11
Location within No. of Man-month: 302
Country : Balochistan Province

Islamabad

Total = US$ 0.788M + AUD 1.02 M + Pak Rs.64.23M
February 2006 September 2009 Firm's Share = Rs.17.73 Million
SMEC, ACE-TES, ACC, TECHNO
and SEBCON 460
S.M. Akhtar Highway Engineer

A Nadeem Highway Engineer
Javaid Noor Highway Engineer
Azam Khan Highway Engineer
A.W. Abbasi Resident Engineer
Narrative Description of the Project :
The Govt of Pakistan has received a loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) towards the cost of Balochistan Road
Development Sector Project (BRDSP) which involves Design Review and Construction Supervision for improvement of 240 km
long Kalat-Quetta-Chaman Section of National Highway N-25 and New Cross Border Facility at Chaman in the
Province of Balochistan
Detailed description of Actual Services provided by the Company :
The Consultant's scope of work includes carrying out detailed review of engineering design (prepared by others) of Kalat-Quetta-
Chaman Section of National Highway (N-25) IAC carried out necessary updating of design and a new cross border facility at
Chaman and provide services for construction supervision of the project update as required.
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Project Name: Feasibility Study, Detailed Design and Country: Pakistan

Construction Supervision of Mardan Swabi Bypass Road Project (18
Km Approx.) – KPK including 2 Nos Bridges at:
i) Km 3+850 (6-20m)
ii) Km 10+515 (2-20m)
Location within Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Country :- KPK No. of Staff: 10
Name of Client : Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA)
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services : Rs. 9.54 Million
Appox Cost of the Project:- 478.65 Million
March 2006 July 2012
Name of Associated firm, if any: No. of Man-months of professional staff

provided by associated firms:-
Nil 200 (Approx.)
- Azhar Saleem
- Azam Khan
- S.M. Akhtar
- J.I. Rana
- Azam Khan Resident Engineer Design and Construction Supervision of road
- Azam Atta Quantity Surveyor Construction Works
- Wisal Muhammad Surveyor
- Muhammad Kamal Material Inspector
The Scope of Project included detailed design and Consruction Supervision of Mardan Swabi Bypass. The design phase
was completed in 2007 however Construction was started in 2009.
The main objective of this project was to assist the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa through Frontier Highway
Authority (FHA) now Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA) in carrying out the detailed design and Construction
Supervision of road works as per scope of work.
The services provided by the Consultants, Indus Associated Consultants in Construction Supervision of approx 18 Km
long road works for Mardan - Swabi Bypass Road.
- Alignment Study
- Topographic Survey
- Soil Investigation
- Geometric Design
- Design of Bridges (02 Nos) and RCC Culverts
- Preparation of PC-I
- Construction Supervision of road (in two packages)
63
Project Name: Construction Supervision of Bizen Khel Country: Pakistan

Umarzai Road
Location within District Bannu (KPK) Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Name of Client : Frontier Highway Authority
(FHA) Peshawar now Pakhtunkhuwa Highway Authority (PKHA)

Rs. 7.3 Million
March-2008 Feb-2010 Approx Cost of the Project :
Rs 171.00 Million

Nil Nil
- Resident Engineer Javed Rehmad Construction Supervision and quality control of

project
- Materials Inspector Saadat Ali works
- Quantity Surveyor Sohail Khan
- Surveyor
The main objective of the assignmnet is to assist the Government of the NWFP through the Frontier Highway Authority
(FHA) now Khyber Pakhtunkhuwa Highway Authority (PKHA) in carrying out construction supervision and quality control of
the 15 Km long Project road in district Bannu of the NWFP
Indus Associated Consultants, provided construction supervision and quality control services of 15 km long Bizen Khel
Umarzai road in Bannu district of KPK.
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Project Name: Chapper - Darband Road-KPK Country: Pakistan

Country :- District Haripur, Khyber Pakhtunwa No. of Staff: 6
Province KPK No. of Man-months: 202
Name of Client : Frontier Highway Authority (FHA)
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services: Rs: 11.950 Million
Appox Cost of the Project: 413.123 Million
Jun 2009 July 2012

NIL associated firms:-
NIL

- G. M. Khattak Resident Engineer
- Saadat ullah Site Inspectors Supervision of road construction works
- Sohail Khan Quantity Surveyor
- Mohammad Khan Surveyor
- M. Sohail Lab Technician
The main objectives of this project was to assist the Governent of Khber Pakhtunwah through Frontier Highway Authority (FHA)
in caryying out construction supervision of Improvement and Rehabilitation Works of 30 Km long Chapper -
The services provided by Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) construction supervision of Improvement and Rehabilitation works
of 30 Km long Chapper - Darband Road Phase-I in Haripur district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of the Country. The Client
had divide the road in 3 Nos construction contract IAC supervised the work of all the three contractors.
65
Project Name: Feasibility Study and Design for Construction Country: Pakistan
of Swabi By Pass Road in NWFP.
Project Location Professional Staff Provided by the Firm

within Country :- Swabi No. of Staff: 11
Name of Client : Frontier Highway Authority (FHA) Peshawar
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services: Rs: 416,184 = 0.4 M
Sep 2002 Feb 2003

Nil Nil
Brig. (R) Manzoor Ahmad Project Manager

J.Alam Design Engineer
J.I.Rana Structural Engineer
M.Y.Farooqi Traffic / Design Engineer Preparation of feasibility study and detailed design for
A.Yaseen Soils and Materials Engineer construction of Swabi By Pass Road.
H.J.Wyne Contract Documents Specialist
M.Hussain Hydrologist
J.Iqbal Economist / Analyst
Detailed Narrative Description of the Project:
Indus Associated Consultants (PVT) Ltd were engaged for preparation of Feasibility Study and detailed engineering
design of approximately 10 Km long Swabi By Pass Road of the Frontier Highway Authority (FHA) in NWFP (KPK).
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company:
Scope of consultancy services for the assignment include feasibility studies based on topographic surveys / studies,
hydraulic studies, soil investigations, planning and detailed engineering designs, preparation of estimates, PC-I, tender
documents etc of the Swabi By Pass road in NWFP.
66
Project Name: Barani Area Development Project - Country: Pakistan

Road Consulting Services
Location within Haripur, Abbottabad, Mansehra, Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Country :- Battagram, Kohistan, Kohat, Hangu, No. of Staff: 24
Karak, districts and Orakzai Agency No. of Man-months: 536
NWFP
Name of Client : Project Director, Barani Area
Development Project SDU Builiding Khyber Road
Peshawar
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services : Rs. 35,724,950 = 35.72 M
Estimated Cost of the Project: US$98.6 Million
Apr-04 August 2008

Name of Associated firm, if any: No. of Man-months of professional staff provided
by associated firms:-
ECPAK and SMEC
Brig (R ) Manzoor Ahmed Team Leader

S. M. Akhtar Design Engineer Detailed Design, tender documents and construction
J. I. Rana Structure Engineer supervision of identified roads
G. N. Malik Contract Engineer
J. H. Randhawa Resident Engineer
Z. Ahmed ARE
Mumtaz Husain Environmental Engineer
Inam Ullah Material Engineer
The Project aims at reduction of rural poverty in the Barani Area of the NWFP by enhancing household incomes and
living standards particularly for the rural poor in the project area. For a cluster of located communities / villages that are
far from the existing road network, district link roads will be constructed to connect the group of feeder tracks from these
villages to the road network, the district link road will be the main artery to which the feeder roads will be connected.
The Consultants provided the necessary engineering services for survey, detailed design, tender documents,
environmental and social studies including preparation of IEE and EIA Reports and construction supervision of the
identified roads in the project are measuring about 275 km.
67
Project Name : Feasibility Study and Design of Country : Pakistan

Road from Mayyar to Asmaar in District Dir of the NWFP

Country : District Dir (NWFP) No. of Staff : 3
No. of Man-month 12
Name of Client : Frontier Highway Authority Peshawar
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Approx. Value of Services Rs.945,000
Total = Rs.945,000 = 0.945 M
January 2006 May 2006 Firm's Share = Rs.945,000
Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs.1.00 Million
Nil Nil
Mr. Junaid Alam Design Engineer

M. Qasim. Malik Geotech Engineer
G. N. Malik Contract Document Specialist
This project of the Frontier Highway Authority (FHA) now named as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Highway Authority
(PKHA) comprised of preparation of feasibility study and detailed designs of road from Mayyar to Asmaar District Dir
of the KPK
The consultancy scope of work includes detailed feasibility study based on topographic surveys, hydraulic studies, soil
investigations, planning, detailed engineering designs, preparation of estimates, PCI and Documents etc.
68

Topi By Pass Road in KPK

Country :- Topi (KPK) No. of Staff: 3
Name of Client : Frontier Highway Authority (FHA)
Peshawar
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services : Rs. 2.00 Million
Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs. 60 Million
Dec. 2003 Dec 2006

associated firms:-
Nil
Nil
Supervision of Road Construction Works and Calculation
Mr. Ikramullah Khan Resident Engineer of Quantities etc.
Mr. Nisar Ahmad Sub. Engineer
Mr. Abdul Hameed Quantity Surveyor
The main objective of the consulting services is to assist the Government of NWFP through Frontier Highway Authority
in carrying out construction supervision of the project road as per the scope of work
Detailed Construction Supervision of Works for Construction of 7 Km long Topi By Pass Road in NWFP in accordance
with the Scope of Work including maintaining permanent record of all measurements and quantities of the works etc.
69
Project Name: Rehabilitation of Lahore-Sahiwal existing Country: Pakistan

Carriageway (N-5) (Punjab)

within Country :- Lahore-Sahiwal (Punjab) No. of Staff: 35
Name of Client : National Highway Authority (NHA) Islamabad.
Feb 2003 May 2004
Name of Associated firm(s), if any: No. of Man-months of professional staff

provided by associated firm(s):-
Nil
Nil
M.Ahmad Project Manager

J.Alam Design Engineer Preparation of detailed designs drawings, tender documents,
J.I.Rana Structural Engineer estimates, PC-I and supervision of highway construction works.
M.Y.Farooqi Senior Engineer
N.H.Butt Resident Engineer
M.S.Sherwani Hydrologist Soils and Materials Engineer
The project is a component of the Programme for Improvement and Rehabilitation of National Highway (N-5). Indus
Associated Consultants were engaged to provide consultancy services for design and construction supervision of two
packages of the carriageway having a length of 62 Km between Km 1038+000 and 1245+000 of the National
Highway (N- 5).

The Scope of consultancy services include detailed topographic survey, traffic studies, soil investigation, preparation
of detailed designs & drawings, tender documents, specifications, BOQ, Engineering Estimates, PC-I and
Construction Supervision of works for rehabilitation of Lahore - Sahiwal existing carriageway of the National HIghway
(N-5).
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Project Name: JBIC(OECF) financed Rural Roads Country: Pakistan

Construction Project(RRCP) Phase-I KPK (148Km + 33Kms
addition length) (Design and Construction Supervision of 36 Road
Packages and one Bridge
Project Location Abbotabad, Mardan, Malakand and Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
within Country :- Kohistan Districts of KPK No. of Staff: 83
Name of Client : Project Director Foreign Aided No. of Man-months: 2340

Projects, Communication and Works Department KPK, Peshawar
Total = Rs 64.38 Million

May 1995 June 2004 Firm's Share = Rs 64.38 MillionApprox Cost of Project
= Estimated Cost of the Project = Rs. 754 Million

- Nil - - Nil -
S.Haider Principal Engineer

K.E.Ensari Team Leader Survey, Soil investigations, detailed designs, drawings, cost
Junaid/Arshad Highway Engineer estimates, tender documents and construction supervision of the
M.Ahmad Pavement Engineer Project
A.Saleem Highway Engineer
J.I. Rana/ Ibrahim Structure Engineer
Amir Gul/Qaisar Resident Engineer
Azam Highway Engineer

The Govt of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan undertook the implementation of JBIC(OECF) financed 730 Kms of Rural
Roads in selected districts of Pakistan. Out of these roads 28 road packages measuring 148 Kms and one bridge were
proposed to be constructed in KPK under JBIC RRCP Phase-I. Sectional Consultancy Services for the design and
construction supervision of these roads packages were awarded to Indus Associated Consultants. As per the original
contract, design and construction supervision works of these roads have since be completed. Design and construction
supervision of an additional length of 33 Kms for 8 new roads packages in six Districts of the province was also included
in provice.
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Firm:
The Scope of Services for consultancy works of these roads include :

Alignment Study
Topographic Survey
Traffic Survey
Soil Investigations
Detailed Designs
Drawings
Cost Estimates.
71
Project Name: JBIC financed Rural Roads Construction Country: Pakistan

Project(RRCP) Punjab South Phase-I (Design and
Construction Supervision of 21 Road Packages
(150 Kms) in the southern districts of Punjab)
Project Sahiwal, Pakpattan, Vehari, Bahawalpur, Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Location within Bahawalnagar and R.Y. Khan districts No. of Staff: 55
Country :- No. of Man-months: 1550
Name of Client Project Manager (S.E)Sub Project Management
: Unit,Communication and Works Department
Punjab Lahore
Start Date Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services :

(month/year) Total = Rs 45.86 Millions Firm's Share = Rs
Nov, 1995 June. 2004 35.32 Millions
Estimated Cost of the Project= Rs. 295 Million

- ICEPAK '- EGC provided by associated firm(s):-
250
A.Saleem Hamid/ Team Leader / Highway Engineer

Bhatti Khilji/ Nazir Structural Engineer
J.Alam/Arshad Moeen Senior Engineers Survey, Soil investigations, detailed designs,
A.Din Durrani Contract Specialist drawings, cost, estimates, tender documents and
Munawar/ N.H.Butt Hydrologist Pavement / Engineer Resident construction supervision
Engineer

The Govt of Pakistan undertook the implementation of JBIC(OECF) financed 730 Kms of Rural Roads under Rural
Roads Construction Project in selected districts of Pakistan. Out of these roads 18 road packages measuring 150 Kms
were proposed to be constructed in Punjab (South) under JBIC (OCEF) RRCP Phase-I Punjab. Sectional Consultancy
services for the design and construction supervision of these roads were awarded to Indus Associated Consultants
and associates. As per the original contract, design and construction supervision works of these roads almost been
completed. Design and Construction Supervision of an additional length of 40 Kms for 3 new road packages in Vehari
and Khanewal districts of the province have also been awarded to Indus recently which is now in hand. The Provincial
Communications and Works Department is the Executing Agency for this Project.
The Scope of Services for consultancy works for these roads include :
Alignment Study
Topographic Survey
Traffic Survey
Soil Investigations
Detailed Designs
Drawings
Cost Estimates.
Tender Document and
Resident Construction Supervision
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Project Name: Feasibility Study and Design for Country: Pakistan

Improvement and Black Topping of Road from Daratang to Punjab
Border District Lakki in KPK.

within Country :- District Lakki (KPK) No. of Staff: 11
Name of Client : KPHA
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services: Rs: 517,074 = 0.517 M
Oct 2002 Jan 2003

Nil Nil
M.Ahmad Project Manager

J.Alam Design Engineer
M.Y.Farooqi Traffic / Design Engineer Preparation of feasibility study and detailed design for
A.Yaseen Soils and Materials Engineer improvement and black topping of project road.
M.Hussain Hydrologist
H.J.Wyne Contract Documents Specialist
J.Iqbal Economist / Analyst
Indus Associated Consultants were engaged for preparation of Feasibility Study and Detailed Engnineering Designs for
Improvement and Blacktopping of 14 Km long road from Daratang to Punjab Border of Fromtier Highway Authority (FHA)
The Scope of Consultancy Services for the project include detailed feasibility studies based on topographic survey / studies,
hydraulic studies soil investigations, planning and detailed engineering designs, preparation of estimates, PC-I, Tender
Documents etc.
73
Project Name: Feasiblity Study and Design Country: Pakistan

of Mardan-Swabi Bypass Road in the KPK
Location within KPK Professional Staff Provided by the Firm

Name of Client : PKHA
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date Value of Services :

(month/year) Rs. 1.150 Millions
Feb-2007 Approx Cost of the Project :
April-2007 Rs 200 Million

Nil Nil
Design Engineer
Structural Engineer
Hydrologist
Economist / Financial Analyst
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA) Government of the KPK vide their letter No: 2-FHA/2428, dated
23/11/2006 invited bids from 16 prequalified Consultants for carrying out Feasibility Study and preparation of detailed
design of approx 20 Km long Mardan - Swabi Bypass road. In KPK. The work was awarded to Indus Associated
Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd. being the lowest bidder.
Indus Associated Consultants carried out feasibility study and prepared detailed design, documents and estimates for
construction of approx 20 Km long Mardan-Swabi Bypass road in the KPK
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Project Name: Feasibility Study and Design for Dualization of Country: Pakistan
Timergara Bazar Road in KPK

within Country :- Timergara (KPK) No. of Staff: 12
Name of Client :
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA)

= Rs 470,555 = 0.47 M
Sep. 2003 Nov. 2003 Estimated Cost of the Project= Rs. 30 Million

Nil
-
Manzoor Ahmed Project Manager

J. Alam Highway Design Engineer
M. Y. Farooqi Transport/Highway Engineer
A.H. Rizvi Tender Document Specialist
Z. Din Hydrologist Feasibility Studies and detailed design of the road
Mumtaz Hussain Environmentalist
N. Ibrahim Economist/ F. Analyst
J.I. Khan Structural Engineer
The assignment is for the dualization of 3.75 Km long Timergara Bazar Road in KPK undertaken by the Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA) Peshawar
Scope of work for the proejct road includesTopographic Survey, Traffic Studies, Soil Investigations, preparation of
Feasibility Study, detailed Design, Cost estimates and documents etc. for dualization of Timergara Bazar Road
in NWFP
75
Project Name: Improvement and Black Topping of Road From Country: Pakistan
Daratang to Punjab Border in District Lakki Marwat of KPK.

within Country :- District Lakki Marwat. No. of Staff: 6
Name of Client : Khuber Pakhtunkhuwa (KPHA)
Start Date (month/year) Completion Date (month/year) Value of Services: Rs. 3.47 Million.
June 2003 June 2004 Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs. 117 Million.

Nil Nil
- Rose Muhammad Sherwan Resident Engineer

- Azam Khan Site Engineer
- Saeed Akhtar Materials Engineer Supervision and Quality Control of Road
- Azam Atta Quantity Surveyor Construction Works.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Highway Authority (PKHA) Peshawar undertook Improvement and Black Topping of 14 Kms long
road from Daratang to Punjab Border in District Lakki Marwat of the KPK Feasibility study and design work of this project
has already been completed by

Indus Associated Consultants have been engaged to provide Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision of the
works for Improvement and Black Topping of Road from Daratang to Punjab Border in District Lakki Marwat of the KPK
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Ormara-Pasni Section of Makran Coastal Highway Project including
10 No Bridges at:
i) Km 109+655
ii) Km 114+049
iii) Km 115+361
iv) Km 116+402
v) Km 130+264
vi) Km 132+553
vii) Km 136+100
viii) Km 142+093
ix) Km 142+995
x) KM 148+552
within Country :- Ormara-Pasni, Baluchistan No. of Staff: 23
Name of Client : National Highway Authority (NHA) Islamabad
Jan 2003 Dec 2005

Nil Nil
Abdul Wahid Abbasi Resident Engineer

Iftikhar Ahmad Assistant Resident Engineer
Inamullah Khan Materials Engineer
Akhlaq Ahmad Site Inspector Supervision of construction works of the Highway.
Shah Zaman Site Inspector
Sudhir Abbasi Materials Inspector
Shehzad Arif Materials Inspector
The Project for Review of design, drawings, documents, estimates and costruction supervision of Section-III (50 Km) of Ormara
- Pasni Section of Makran Coastal Highway Project of the National Highway Authority (NHA) was awarded to Indus Associated
Consultants (PVT) Ltd.
Review of designs, drawings, estimates and construction supervision of works of Ormara - Pasni Section-III of Makran Coastal
Highway Project from Km 102+081 to 152+112 is being carried out by Indus Associated Consultants (PVT) Ltd.
77
Project Name: Project Management (General) Country: Pakistan

Consultancy Services for JBIC (OECF)Assisted Rural Roads
Construction Project (RRCP) Phase - I.
Project Location All the four provinces of Pakistan Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
within Country :- No. of Staff: 28
Name of Client: Ministry of Environment, Local Govt and No. of Man-months: 2500
Rural Development, Govt of Pakistan, Islamabad.
Total= Rs 356.13 Million ( Eq ) Firm's Share = Rs 72.13 Million(

July 1995 June 2004 Eq )
CPC and PCI of Japan 85
Highway Engineers Providing technical guidance to the Sectional Consultans in designs and construction System Engineer
supervision of the project roads. Engineering and Management Assistance to the PMU Resident Engineers and Sub MPU
The Govt of Pakistan undertook the implementation of JBIC(OECF) financed 730 Kms of Rural Roads in selected districts of
Pakistan which were to be executed through sectional consultants.Project Management/ General Consultants, comprising of an
international consulting firm and a domestic Consulting Firm were to provide general guidance to these sectional consultants for the
whole duration of the Project.The project was awarded to CPC of Japan in association with Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt)
Ltd. of Pakistan and Pacific Consultants International Japan. An additional length of about 200 Kms was also included in contract
design with sectional consultants.
The services being provided by the General Consultants for the project include :
Monitoring of Construction Supervision

Technical guidance to the sectional consultants in execution of the project during design and construction Supervision stages
Engineering and Management Assistance to PMU and Sub PMU
The above services have been / are being provided for the undermentioned 138 road links measuring about 936 Kms for JBIC
financed Rural Roads Construction Project Phase-1 in all the four provinces of Pakistan.
Province No. of Links Length (Kms) Sindh 30 180 (List attached)

Balochistan 16 127 (+ 5 bridges )
Punjab 56 449
N.W.F.P 36 180 (+ one bridge )
Total 138 936
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Project Name: Project Management (General) Country: Pakistan
Consultancy Services for ADB-Assisted Rural Access Roads
Project Phase-I (Formerly FMR III)
Project Location All the four provinces of Professional Staff Provided by the Firm No. of Staff: 18
within Country :- Pakistan No. of Man-months: 1099
Name of Client : Ministry of Environment,Local Govt
and Rural Development, Govt of Pakistan, Islamabad.
Total = Rs 103.79 Million ( Eq ) Firm's Share = Rs 31 Million

Dec 1996 June 2002 ( Eq )
Kampsax A/S 42
Brig. Shahid Hamid Deputy Team Leader
Maqsoom Elahi Standard Engineer
Imdad-ul-Haq Forestry Expert General Consultancy services as detailed under the Quality
M.A. Khan Environment Specialist description of actual services provided by the company.
Nadeem H. Malik Contract Management/ Sys
The main objective of the General Consultancy Services is to assist the Govt of the Pakistan in carrying out detailed engineering
and construction supervision of about 2000 Km of Rural Access Roads Phase-I (Formerly ADB Farm to Market Roads Project
Phase-III) in all the four provinces of Pakistan. The sectional consultancy services were envisaged to be provided by domestic
consulting firms of which one had also to provide General Consultancy Services for the project, with the aim of assisting, in detailed
engineering and Construction Supervision of the project roads in collaboration with PMU and the C&W Department. The
Consultants findings will be reviewed jointly by the Government and the Asian Development Bank. Indus Associated Consultants
were appointed General Consultants jointly with M/s Kampas A/S for this project.
The Scope of Services for the General Consultants include the following.
Examination of existing design standards and specifications for Farm to Market /Access Roads in all the provinces of the country
and establishment of suitable design criteria including guidance to sectional consultants on the basis of sound engineering
practices and environmental aspects in accordance with the ADB's Guidelines.
Standardize payment/billing preform for sectional consultants and contractors
Preparation of tentative schedules for implementation of project and to assist PMU in preparing cash flow forecasts for sectional
Consultants and Contractors.
Review and recommend on survey and detailed design done by the sectional consultants.
Review of changes proposed by the sectional consultants in plans & specification
Review and revise if necessary, project completion reports
Monitoring of construction supervision
Preparation of the final projects completion reports.
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MAJOR WORK UNDERTAKEN
WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE QUALIFICATIONS
Project Name: Design and Supervision of Country: Pakistan

Interchanges at Islamabad

Country :- Islamabad
Name of Client : Capital Development Authority No. of Staff: 7

(CDA), Islamabad
Start Date Completion Date Value of Services : Rs.1.40 Million

(month/year) (month/year)
Firm's Share = Rs 1.40 Million
1999 Dec. 2003
Name of Associated firm, if any: No. of Man-months of professional
staff provided by associated firms:-
Nil Nil
Azhar Saleem Project Manager

J. Alam Highway Engineer
Zaka-ud-Din Hydrologist/ Hydraulic Engineer
Khadim Hussain Contracts Engineer
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) intended to dualize Shahrah-e- Islamabad from Karl Chowk to G.T.Road and to
provide third lane to airport link road and Shahrah-e-Islamabad from flying club to Faizabad so that highway could act as a
limited Access Expressway and could only be negotiated through interchanges at Faizabad, Lehtrar Road and Karl Chowk.
Indus Associated Consultants provided its professional services for surveying, field investigations, planning, designing and
preparation of tender documents, cost estimates and top supervision for construction of the Karal Interchange 4 lane bridge
and Lehtrar Interchange 2 lane bridge at Islamabad for Capital Development Authority.
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WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATES QUALIFICATIONS
Project Name : Construction Supervision Country : Pakistan

of Jinnah Bridge Phase II
Location within Karachi Professional Staff Provided by the Firm

Country :
Name of Client : Karachi Port Trust No. of Staff : 17

Karachi
No. of Man-months : 293
Start Date Completion Date Value of Services :

Total = Rs
Feb 1993 July 1998 Firm's Share = Rs 11.3 Milion
Estimated Cost of Project=Rs 932.00 Million (US$ 40 Million)
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional
staff provided by associated firm (s) :-
Leonhardt Andra und Partners, Germany 29
- Deputy Resident Engineer

'- Senior Assistant Resident Engineers
'- Assistant Resident Engineers Detailed supervision of construction works
'- Quantity Engineer
'- Geotechnical/ Material Engineer
Narrative Description of the Project
The Jinnah Bridge Phase II is an extension of the Phase I and is a three level traffic junction between the existing roads (1st
level) i.e. Keamari Road, Moulvi Tamizuddin Khan Road and Chandrigarh Road, accomplished by means of a free flowing
elevated roundabout (2nd level) with an elevated flyover (2nd level) connection to Mauripur Road and an Overpass (3rd level)
as a direct east-west connection designed to fully cater for the future increased traffic volume in 2015.
The Roundabout comprises 5 lanes (each 12 ft wide). The inner radius of the roundabout is 253 feet. The superstructure
consists of post tensioned deck slab of 4.5 ft. depth. The flyover to Mauripur Road Intersection is six lanes (three lanes in
each direction) consisting of 35 spans of precast beams, with an average span of 80 ft.
The project is assisted by the World Bank.
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company
Indus Associated Consultants assisted Leonhardt Andra and Partners in the detailed supervision of the construction works of
the project. The supervision work included day-to-day checking, supervising, inspecting and measuring construction of the
bridge, establishing topographical controls, sub-soil investigation and compairing with parameters of the detailed design,
carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering equipment like bearings, expansion joints, strands etc, testing materials
and supplies, issuing instructions to the contractor, checking and verifying bills and issuing certificates, ensuring that the
contractor produces construction and equipment manuals, preparing and consolidating data for permanent records, preparing
and checking as-built drawings, issuing completion certificate, assisting client in settling contractors claims and handing over
project to the client.
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Project Name: Feasibility Study and Design of Country: Pakistan

prestressed concrete bridge on
Paro Toi on Markhrani-Surpakh
Road, at Sewak in Kurram Agency
N.W.F.P.
Project Location At Paro Toi K.M. 1 of Makhrani - Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/ Company
within Country :- Surpakh Road in Kurram Agency
No. of Staff: 5
Name of Client : Central Design Office
Communication and Works No. of Man-months: 13
Department, Govt of NWFP.
1994 1995 Estimated Cost of the Project = Rs. 40.00 Million
Name of Associated firm(s), if any: No. of Man-months of professional
staff provided by associated firm(s):-
Nil Nil
Senior Structural Engineer

Senior Soil Engineer
Senior Engineer (Hydrology) Surveys, Soil Investigations, Hydrological studies,
preparation of designs, drawings, cost estimates and
Senior Highway Engineer tender
Contract Document Specialist documents etc.
Central Design office of Communication and Works Department, Govt of NWFP Peshawar engaged Indus Associated
Consultants for preparation of the Feasibility Study and design of prestressed concrete bridge on Paro Toi at Sewak in Mile-1
of Makhrani Surpak road in Kurram Agency under their ADP Program No. 383/354 (91-22) 418 (92-93).
The services provided by Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) Ltd for the design of bridge include :
- Preparation of Feasibility Study
- Preparation of Detailed Designs and Drawings
- PC - I
- Engineers Cost Estimates
- Tender Documents and
- Design Report etc.
Firm's Name : INDUS ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS (PVT) LTD.
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three bridges on Inzari - Danish
Kool Road in Mohmand Agency
N.W.F.P.
Project Location Km 0+125, 6+498 and 17+563 of Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/ Company
within Country :- Inzari - Danish Kool Road in
Mohmand Agency N.W.F.P. No. of Staff: 5
Name of Client : Central Design Office
Communication and Works No. of Man-months: 13
Department, Govt of NWFP.
Nil Nil
Senior Structural Engineer

Senior Soil Engineer
Senior Engineer (Hydrology) Surveys, soil investigations, hydrological studies,
preparation of designs, drawings, cost estimates and
Senior Highway Engineer tender
Contract Document Specialist documents etc.
Central Design office of Communication and works Department, Govt of NWFP engaged Indus Associated Consultants
for preparation of the Feasibility Study and design of three bridges in Km 0+125, 6+498 and 17+563 of Inzari Danish
Kool road in Mohmand Agency under their programme ADP 113 (94 - 95).
The services provided for the design of these bridges include :

- Feasibility Study
- Detailed Designs and drawings
- PC - I
- Engineers Cost Estimates
- Construction Drawings
- Tender Documents and
- Design Report etc.
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Seven Bridges (ADP 130)
1991-1993
Project Location Peshawar, Charsadda, Bannu Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/ Company
within Country :- and D.I. Khan Districts of NWFP.
No. of Staff: 6
Name of Client : Communication & Works
Department, Govt of N.W.F.P. No. of Man-months: 60
Peshawar.
1992 1993 Estimated Cost of the Project = Rs. 100 Million
Nil Nil
S. Haider Project Principal
K. Ansari Surveys, investigation, preparation of feasibility studies, detailed design, cost estimates and
J. Alam contract documents etc
N. Ibrahim
M.R. Ahmad
An agreement was signed between the Central Design Office, Communication and Works Department Govt. of N.W.F.P
and Indus Associated Consultants for providing engineering services for the preparation of feasibility study and design
of seven bridges under ADP 30 (1991-1992) in Peshawar Charsadda, Bannu and D.I. Khan districts of the N.W.F.P.
the length of these bridges ranges from 25 to 300 meters
Services provided by the Indus Associated Consultants for the design of these bridges include :-
- Topographic Surveys - Hydrological Studies & Geotechnical investigation

- Traffic Surveys - Bill of Quantities and Cost Estimates
- Feasibility Studies - Tender Documents
- Detailed Structural design of the bridges
- Geometric and pavement design of approach roads
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Project Name: Design and Supervision of M.I. Yard Country: Pakistan

Flyover
within Country :- Karachi
Name of Client : Karachi Port Trust No. of Staff: 6
No. of Man- 60
months:

(month/year) (month/year) Rs. 2.5 Million
Feb 1986 March 1988 US$ 2.8 Million
Nill
J.I.Rana - Project Director

K.Hasan - Principle Engineer
G.M.Din - Senior Design Engineer
S.Quresi - Quantity Engineer
A.Alam - Geotechnical / Material Engineer
The M.I.Yard Flyover comprises 4 lanes (each 12 ft. wide). The superstructure consists of post tensioned dech slab. The flyover is
built over the Railways. It is designed for HA and 45 HB loading. Sub-structure is on piles.
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Firm:
Indus Associated Consultants were responsible for the design and detailed supervision of the construction works of the project. The
supervision work included day-to-day checking, supervising, inspecting and measuring construction of the bridge, establishing
topographical controls, sub-soil investigation and compairing with parameters of the detailed design, carrying out modifications in
piling to suit, ordering equipment like bearings, expansion joints, strands, etc., testing materials and supplies, issuing instructions to
the contractor, checking and verifying bills and issuig certificates, ensuring that the contractor produces construction and equipment
manuals, preparing and consolidating data for permanent records, preparing and checking as-built drawings, issuig completion
certificate, asisting client in setting contractors claims and handing over project to the client.
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Project Name: Overhead Bridge Country: Pakistan

at Data Nagar

within Country :- Lahore
No. of Staff: 8
Name of Client : Lahore Development Authority.
Lahore No. of Man-months: 160

S. Haider Director Incharge for overall management and control of the project
N. Ansari Surveys, Investigation, feasibility studies, preparation of detailed designs of Bridge,

K.T. Ch.
A. Zarrar and approach roads, cost estimates, drawings and tender documents etc
A.H. Rizvi
J. Alam
An agreement was signed in 1981 between Lahore Development Authority and Indus Associated Consultants
(Pvt.) Ltd. for providing engineering services for preparation of design of overhead bridge over Railway crossing at
Data Nagar Lahore. The project was proposed due to the long demands of the residents of the area. Due to increased
Rail traffic, existing Rail-Road crossing remained closed for most of the time and traffic across the Railway crossing
was always interrupted hence an overhead bridge was badly needed.
Services provided by Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) Ltd. include the following
- Topographic Surveys - Feasibility Studies and PCI

- Detailed Designs of bridge Structure and approach
- Traffic Surveys roads
- Materials Surveys - Tender Documents, drawings and cost estimates
- Soil investigations - Top supervision of construction works
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Project Name: Bridge on Kurram Country: Pakistan

River
Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/

Project Location Company
within Country :- Kohat - Bannu Road
No. of Staff: 8
Name of Client : National Highway Board,
Islamabad. No. of Man-months: 150

Nil Nil
S. Haider Project Principal responsible for overall control and manegement of the Project Works.
I. Zarrar
M. Afzal Responsible for Survey Work, Soil Investigations Materials Study, Feasibility Study. PC
A. Ansari I, detailed Designs, Tender Documents, Cost Estimates and Construction supervision
and quality Control
J. Alam of the works.
P. Malik
A. Ali
Due to increased traffic volume on Kohat - Bannu road it became essential to construct a new bridge in place of old
existing bridge which was not enough to take the traffic load. Construction of new bridge aimed at facilitating smooth
increased flow of traffic on Kohat - Bannu Road.
Indus Associated Consultants (PVT) Ltd were awarded this project for design and construction supervision of
the new 450 meter long bridge at Kurram. The executing Agency for this project was the National Highway Board.
Consultants provided the undermentioned services for this assignment :
- Traffic and other Surveys and Analysis - PC I

- Detailed design of the bridge and
- Soil Investigations approach roads
- Materials Study - Tender Documents and Cost Estimates
- Construction Supervision and Quality
- Feasibility Study Control
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Project Name: Bridge on Gambila Country: Pakistan

River

within Country :- Bannu D.I. Khan Road
No. of Staff: 8
Name of Client : National Highway Board,
Islamabad. No. of Man-months: 150

Nil Nil
S. Haider:- Project Principal responsible for overall control and management of the Project
I. Zarrar
M. Afzal Responsible for Survey, Soil investigations, material study, feasibility study, PC I, detailed
N. Ansari designs
drawings, tender document, cost estimates and construction supervision and quality control of
J. Alam the bridge
P. Malik
M. Afzal
Due to increasing traffic on Bannu - D.I. Khan road it became necessary to Construct a new bridge replacing the old
existing road cum rail bridge for smooth flow of the traffic on Bannu - D.I Khan road.
Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) Ltd. were awarded this project for design and construction supervision of the new
360 meter long bridge at Gambila. The executing Agency for this project was the National Highway Board.
Consultants provided the following services for this project.
- Topographic and other Surveys and Analysis. - PC I

- Soil investigations - Detail Design of the bridge and approaches
- Material Study - Tender Documents and Cost Estimates
- Feasibility Study - Construction Supervision and Quality Control
- Feasibility Study
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Project Name: Design and Construction Country: Pakistan

Supervision of Napier Mole
Road Bridge.
Location within Karachi Professional Staff Provided by the Firm

Country :-
Name of Client : Karachi Port Trust No. of Staff: 22

Karachi

(month/year) (month/year) Rs. 5.5 Millions
Cost of the Project :
Feb-1970 July-1983 US $ 15 Million

Scott Willson Kirkpatrick & Co., Ltd., UK 29
M. Khatri - Deputy Resident Engineer

Yusuf / Arian / - Senior Assistant Resident Engineers
Qureshi
Ali / Ibrar / Hasan - Assisstant Resident Engineers
Ali Haider - Quality Resident Engineers
A. Khan - Quantity Engineer
- Geotechnical / Material Engineer
Napier Mole Road Bridge crosses China Creek over the sea connecting Keamari and Mereweather Town area. It consists
of dual six-lane carrigeway desiged as table top and prestress precast beams over 6 m piles. The table top acts as pile
cap also. It is designed for HA and 45 HB loading. It has a navigable span.
Indus Associated Consultants assisted Scott Willson Kirkpatrick in the design and detailed supervision of the construction
works of the project. The supervision work included day-to-day checking, supervising, inspecting and measuring
construction of the bridge, establishing topographical controls, sub-soil investigation and comparing with parameters of the
detailed design, carrying out modification in piling to suit, ordering equipment like bearings, expansion joints, strands, etc.,
testing materials and supplies, issuing instructions to the contractor, checking and verifying bills and issuing certificates,
ensuring that the contractor produces construction and equipment manuals, preparing and consolidating data for
permanent records, preparing and ckecking as-built drawings, issuing completion certificate, assisting client in setting
contractors claims, handing over the project to the client.
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DATA SHEETS
WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE, SEWAGE DISPOSAL
AND DRAINAGE PROJECTS
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ADB Assisted Management, Design and

Project Name : supervision of Secondary Towns Water Supply Country : Bangladesh
and Sanitation Sector Project
Secondary Towns of (i)B Baria (2) Jessore (3)

Location within Pirojpur (4) Sirajganj (5) Natore (6) Jhenaidah Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/Entity
Country : (7) Mvi. Bazar (8) Kishoreganj (9) Sherpur (10)
Netrokona (11) Madaripur (12) Choumuhani
(13) Narshingdi (14) Joypurhat (15) No. of Staff : 4
Mymensingh and (16) Laksmipur
Project Director,
Name of Client: STWSSP, PMU,Department of Public Health Approx. Value of Services:
Engineering Dhaka
Total=U.S $426,049+BDT.130,567,046
Start Date Completion Date Firm Share=US $ 426,049
(month /year) (month/year) Approx Cost of the Project : U.S.$. 70.9M
July'2008 May 2014

Modern Engineers Planners and Consultants Ltd, Bangladesh
2005
1- Mr. Muhammad Hussain Chaudhry Team Leader
2- Mr. Saeed - ul - Zafar Resettlement Specialist
3- Mr. Zafrullah Khan Environmental Specialist
4- Mr. M.A. Saleemi M&E Specialist
This Project has been formulated in line with the Governments Sector Policy and Strategies particulary the approved Sector Development Program
(SDP). The SDP and related Government policies set forth clear and well formulated development plans, institutional arrangements and transition
plans for the water supply and sanitation sector ADB assistance. The Project will be implemented in two phases. Phase I: Rehabilitation of existing
system and Phase 2: Expansion of the water supply system. The Project will use a demand and performance driven appraoch to extend water supply
and sanitation facilities to approx 19.48 lakh people in the proposed 16 PS's and it consist of three components. (a) water supply improvements (b)
sanitation improvements and (c) institutional development. The Project is stipulated to provide three contract packages i.e (a) Project Management,
design and supervision (b) capacity building and (c) Tariff and Sanitation Awareness compaign.
Detailed description of Actual Services provided by the Firm :

The Consultants have been appointed for component "A" Project Management, design and supervision and it includes (i) Project Management and
Monitoring (ii) Planning and Designing of sub projects (iii) construction supervision and contract administration of sub projects and (iv) Project
Performance Monitoring and Evaluation. The objectives of the consulting services are to assist the DPHE and PSs in the Rehabilitation (Phase I) and
Expansion (Phase II) of the water supply components in 16 participating PSs and the consultants will be required to prepare complete sets of
engineering plans and related documents for 5 contracts for each of the 16 PSs. This would include one set for Phase I Rehabilitation and three sets
for Phase II Expansion The services include Provision of wells for pumping tests to further define and quantify aquifer hydraulic parameters and water
quality sampling from various depths to better define vertical distribution of water quality within the aquifer system and evaluation of possible solutions
for reversal of groundwater deterioration in critical areas of the project. Work also includes to collect and test ground water samples from observation
wells and existing PTWs, consumer points, HTWs and standpipes in respect of the specified parameter, namely, concentrations of arsenic, iron,
manganese, chloride, salinity, heavy metals and bacteriological contamination.
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Project Name : Southern Punjab Basic Urban Services Country : Pakistan

Projects (PBUSP) Project
Implementation Support

Country : Southern Punjab
No. of Staff : 13
Name of Client : Director General (KA & UI)
LG & RD Department Govt. of No. of Man-months : 388
Punjab Lahore
Start Date Completion Date Approx. Value of Services. Total = Rs. 81.89 Millions
(month/year) (month/year) Indus Share = Rs. 55.16 Millions
Feb. 2005 July 2006 Estimated Cost: = Rs. 7459 Millions
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff provided by associated firm
(s) :- 208
NDC, Lahmeyer

- M Ahmad Team Leader
- M Sarwar Khan Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
- Iftikhar Ahmad Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
- A H Rizvi Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
- Yaseer Ahmad Gauhar Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
- J I Rana Infrastructure Specialist
- M Akram Ground Water Quality Specialist
- M Younis Construction Supervision Specialist
- Mumtaz Hussain Environmental Specialist
- A Karim Construction Supervision Specialist
- Water & Sanitation Engineers
- Municipal O & M System Engineers

The project intends to improve living conditions and quality of low income communities in urban settlements in Southern Punjab and
ensure sustainability of urban by strenghtening institutional capacity of new develovped local services. The project is expected to
improve the condition of quality of 2.3 Million people of low income community. The main components of the project include water
suply for the poor, sewerage system, waste water treatment, solid waste management, low income area road links, slaughter
houses, incremental land development for the poor and community development & participation.
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company :
Scope of consultancy services for the project include to support the client in overall management and assist with technical support in
preparation of designs, PCIs, cost estimates and implementation of different components of the project in 21 cities of 6 districts
(Khanewal, Multan, Bahawalpur, Muzaffargarh, D.G. Khan and Rajanpur) of Southern Punjab as detailed in the attached sheet.
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Project Name : ADB : Faisalabad Water Supply, Country : Pakistan

Sewerage, Sanitation and Drainage
Project
Location within Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/Entity
Country : Faisalabad
Name of Client : Water and Sanitation No. of Staff : 30
Agency (WASA) of Faisalabad
Development Authority. No. of Man-months : 240
Start Date Completion Date Approx. Value of Services
(month /year) (month/year) Rs. 15.8 Millions
1983 1990 Cost of the Project : Rs. 1440.00 Millions
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of
professional staff provided by
- Engineering Science, U.S.A associated firm (s) :-
- Republic Engineering Corporation 1
2
0
- Deputy Project Manager - Incharge of the Project.
- Principal Engineer. - Preparation of Design, Drawings and Tender Documents
- Senior Engineers. - Preparation of Design, Drawings and Tender Documents
- Junior Engineers. - Surveys, investigations and assisting Senior Engineers.

The water supply facilities provided under the project comprised : (1) 25 production wells / tubewells drilled and constructed on
the basis of operation for 21 hours daily to provide approximately 147 Mld, (2) 13 Km of collector mains and 17 Km of
transmision mains for the production wells including pumping stations and reservoirs, (3) 23 Km of feeder mains from 400 to
1350 mm diameter, 78 Km of distrbution pipelines, 30 booster stations, a 13.6 MI main resevoir,
23 services reservoirs (average capacity of 0.75 MI each) and 16 elevated storage tanks (average capacity 0.42
MI each. (4) ancillary works comprising procurement of gas chlorinators, bulk flow meters to monitor production of
water at the source and at other sutiable places in the feeder and distrubution systems, installation of about 800
public standposts, 365 fire hydrants and establishmentof a workshop and procurement of equipment for maintenance, (5)
reconnection of service connectins to the new distribution system and rehabilitatin of existing distrubtion pipelines in the
existing service area. Sewerage works consisted of 16 Km of 450 to 2400 mm diameter sewers and 40 Km of 200 to
450 mm diameter branch sewers, two stabilization pond sewage treatment plants of 45 000 and 90 000 cu m/d capacity,
five sewage pump stations, and rehabilitation of existing sewers. Drainage works comprised 31 Km of drainage
channels upto 3.3 mm wide and 0.9 mm deep, a pump station and rehabilitaiton of drainage channels. The
US$ 100 million urban infrastructure development project was implemented with Asian Development Bank financing.

Detailed designs, preparation of drawings, tender documents and construction supervision advisory services for water
supply, sewerage, drainage and sanitation works. Services provided also included construction of drainage channels,
electrification of large pumping stations comprising of 300 to 800 HP motors and pumps, design and supervision of
switchgears and control pannels for the pumping stations and design and supervision of telemetry system for the pump
stations and tubewells.
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Project Name : ADB : Second Urban Development Country : Pakistan

Project (Sub Project - I), Peshawar
Slum Upgrading, Water Supply,
Works
Country : Peshawar
Name of Client : Project Management No. of Staff : 15

Unit (PMU) of PDA, N.W.F.P. No. of Man-months : 70

(month /year) (month/year) Pak Rs. = 9.20 Million
June, 1990 May,1991
Cost of the Project : Rs. 140.00 Millions
- Principal - Overall control and supervision of the project
- Project Coordinator/Manager - Incharge of the project responsible for coordination with the client and design
- Sanitation Specialists activities
- Drainage Engineers
- Water Supply Engineers
- Structural Engineer - Preparation of Designs, Drawings and Tender Documents of the project.
- Solid Waste Management Specialist
- Electrical Engineer
- Sewage Treatment Specialist
The project components included design of water supply, sewerage drainage, sanitation, tubewells, road surfacing and
street lighting works
The project aimed at improvement and uplift of slum areas in seven localities in Peshawar under Second Urban
Development Project (sub project-I) of Project Management Unit (PMU) Peshawar.

The services provided by the firm included preparation of detailed designs, drawings, cost estimates and tender documents
for infrastructure works including water supply, sewerage, drainage, road surfacing, solid waste collection, street lighting,
and on plot sanitaiton for upgrading of seven slum areas in Peshawar.
- Preparation of detailed design, cost estimates and tender documents for tertiary / secondary / outfall / trunk sewers
in and around the walled city and other locatities.
- Preparation of detailed design, cost estimates and tender documents for Shah Dand / Gulbahar / Warsak Road and
Hayatabad Sewage Treatment Plants.
- Preparation of detailed design, cost estimates and tender documents for provision of drainage system in
many locaties, cleaning and rehabilitation in walled city and other areas.
- Provision of advisory services during the implementation of the project.

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Project Name : ADB : Second Urban Development Country : Pakistan

Project (Phase - II) (Water Supply,
Works).

Country : Cities of Peshawar, Kohat, Bannu, D.I.
Khan, Mardan, Minghora and
Abbotabad in N.W.F.P.
Name of Client : Project Management No. of Staff : 13
Unit (PMU) Govt. of N.W.F.P.
Sep., 1992 April, 1998 Cost of the Project : Rs. 3023.00 Millions
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff

provided by associated firm (s) :- 553
- GHK / MRM International Ltd.
- Engineering Science Inc. of USA
- National Engineering Services (NESPAK) Pak Ltd.
- Asian Consulting Associates

- Drainage Engineer - Preparation of Designs, Tender Documents and construction supervision.
- Traffic Engineer
- Roads Engineer
- Structural Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Solid Waste Management Specialist

The Project focuses on the seven cities of Abbotabad, Bannu, D.I. Khan, Kohat, Mardan, Mingora, and Peshawar
in the North West Frontier Province. It comprises a package of integrated urban development sub-projects supported
by a complementary set of measures to achieve institutional strengthening and cost recovery. These sub-projects include
water supply, sewerage, sewage treatment, drainage, sanitation, solid waste management, transportation,
sites and services and area upgrading components.

The firm provided its professional services for design and construction supervision for area upgrading, site and services
development of seven cities of D.I. Khan, Kohat, Bannu, Abotabad, Mardan, Mingora and Peshawar in N.W.F.P.
The works components included traffic management, roads, water supply, sewerage drainage, sanitation, solid waste
management and street lighting etc.
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Project Name : Rural Water Supply and Country : Pakistan

Sanitation Project, Sindh.

Country : Sukkur and Larkana No. of Staff :
Districts of Sind Local = 11
Name of Client : Rural Development Department No. of Man-months :

Government of Sindh Local = 174

Dec. 1992 June 1997 Cost of the Project : Rs 700 Million
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff provided
- Engineer Science Inc. of USA by associated firm (s) :- 118
- Raasta, Development Consultants
- Osmani & Company
- Principal Advisor - Preparation of water supply and Sanitation schemes

- Senior Sociologist - Socio-economic studies and community development
including community health and hygienic education.
- Intermediate Engineers - Implementation of water supply and sanitation scheme including
installation of
The project provided technical assistance to the Rural Development Department of the Government of Sindh through
experienced personnel well acquainted with rural water supply, sanitation and hygiene education in Pakistan. Engineering
Science and Indus Associated Consultants assisted in training, community development work, hygeine education,
latrine construction, financial management strengthening, engineering design and institutional strengthening.
A concurrent objective was to ensure the implementation of well designed water supply schemes and sanitation
programmes in which the community users have been involved in the process and the introduction, where appropriate, of
technological improvements or cost effective modifications to designs to construction procedures and to community
participation in the construction, operation and maintenance of small water supply and sanitation systems.
The project was assisted by the World Bank (IDA Technical Assistance)

Indus Associated Consultants assisted Engineering Science in the detailed tasks including the following:
identification of rural water supply points, review and development of design criteria, preparation of feasibilty studies,
critical path schedule, development of guidelines in investigating water sources, preparation of detailed designs,
preparation of preparation of appraisal reports, training and assistance in the execution of a programme designed to
improve present drilling methods, preparation of guidlines on water quality, preparation of documents for the
procurement of materials and equipment, evaluation of bids, provision of guidlines for the preparation of tender
documents, supervision during construction, preparation of manuals for various types of personnel involved in technical,
administrative, accounting, project management, operation and construction aspects and evaluation of existing operation
and maintenance practices. The sociologist and community development staff of Indus were involved in door-to-door
surveys of villages, establishing groups & lead groups of the villagers to persuade them to participate in the development
works and to reap the benefits in terms of clean water supply, good sanitation, improvement in health, community,
management of the equipment installed etc
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Project Name : Greater Kotli Water Supply, Country : Azad Kashmir

Sewerage and Drainage Project.

Country : Kotli
No. of Staff : 5
Name of Client : Central Design
Office Muzaffarabad. No. of Man-months : 60

(month / year) (month/year) Pak Rs. = 1.2 Million
June 1986 1993 Cost of the Project : Rs. 260.00 Millions
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : No. of Man-months of professional staff provided
by associated firm (s) :-
Nil Nil

- Project Manager for oevrall management, control and execution of the project.
- Senior Engineer (Water Supply)
- Senior Engineer (Sewerage & Drainage) Surveys, investigations, preparation of feasibility study,
- Senior Engineer (Surveys & Investigations) designs drawings and tender documents
- Senior Engineer (Structures)

Indus Associated consultants were engaged to assist the Central Design Office Govt of AJK Muzaffarabad in preparation of
feasibility study, detailed designs, drawings and tender documents for water supply, sewerage, drainage sanitation and water
& sewage treatment works for the implementation and in accordance with the newly approved Master Plan
for Greater Kotli and suburbs.

The firm provided its professional services for topographic surveys, hydrogeological studies, investigations, preparation
of pre feasibility and feasibility reports, PC-I, detailed designs, drawings and tender documents for water supply, sewerage,
drainage and sanitaion components of Greater Kotli Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Project this also included
evaluation of the groundwater and river sources followed by the intake of river water, its treatment, pumping and
discharge into service reservoirs, design of sewer network, a sewage treatment plant and drainage channels etc. Works also
included rehabilitation/replacement of existing water distribution system and provision of new tubewells
after necessary investigations and studies.
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Project Name : Four Sewage Pump Stations Country : Pakistan

(Financed by World Bank).

Country : Lahore
No. of Staff : 3
Name of Client : Water & Sanitation Agency (WASA)
of Lahore Development Authority. No. of Man-months : 16

(month /year) (month/year) Pak Rs. = 1.00 Millions
1982 1984

Nil associated firm (s) :-
Nil
- Principal Engineer - Desing of Civil works and supervision of installation of equipment.
- Senior Engineers - Designing of civil works and supervision of installation of equipment.
This project of WASA was financed by the World Bank, detailed designs for civil works and installation of
equipment for this project was carried out by Indus Associated Consultants.
Planning and detailed designs for civil works and installation of equipment for four Sewage Pump Stations at Shadbagh,
Multan Road, Nawan Kot Lahore and Shahdara was carried out by the firm.
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Project Name : Nawab Town Housing Country : Pakistan

Scheme (Water Supply, Sewerage,
Sanitation and Drainage Works).

Country : Lahore
No. of Staff : 3
Name of Client : M/S Settlers Limited Lahore.


(month / year) (month/year) Pak Rs. = 0.5 Millions
1980 1985
Cost of the Project : Rs. 10 Million

Nil
- Project Manager - Overall incharge of the project & preparation of design work.
- Senior Engineers - Design for water supply, sewerage and drainage net work
Indus Associated Consultants were appointed to provide its professional services for design of infrastructures for
this housing scheme developed by M/s Settlers Ltd. in Lahore.
Services for detailed designs for water supply, sewerage, sanitation and drainage net work including preparation of
drawings, estimates and tender documents etc. were provided by the firm.
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Project Name : Gujjarpura Site & Services Scheme Country : Pakistan

(Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation
and Drainage Works)
Country : Lahore
No. of Staff : 8
Name of Client : Lahore Development Authority.

1984 1986
Cost of the Project : Rs. 130 Millions

Republic Engineering Corporation. associated firm (s) :-
4
- Project Manager - Incharge of the design group for water supply, sewerage and drainage works.
of the project.
- Senior Engineers - Responsible for preparation of design and tender documents for the project works
This Rs. 130 Millions project was sponsored by the World Bank with the objective to provide low cost housing. Appropriate
technology and indigenous methods and materials were incorporated in designs 'for the site infrastructure.
Professional services were provided by the firm for master planning and designing of the site in a manner to incorporate the
existing streets and structures with least disturbance. The water supply, sanitation, sewerage and sewage disposal facilities
had to be modified since the arrangements indicated by the client earlier were not forthcoming. At the outset, topographic
survey was updated, soil investigations were completed and PC-I was also upgraded by the firm for this housing scheme.
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Project Name : Small Industrial Estate - II Gujranwala Country : Pakistan

and Drainage Works)

Country : Gujranwala
No. of Staff : 5
Name of Client : Punjab Small Industries Corporation.

1983 1985

Nil
- Principal Engineer Responsible for preparation of designs, drawing, estimates, cost estimates and
- Senior Engineer supervision of water supply, sewerage and drainage works.
Design and construction management of tubewells and water supply system, sewerage, drainage and roads works for the
Industrial Estate at Gujranwala were entrusted to firm which were completed successfully.
The firm provided its services for preparation of design drawings, estimates, documents and supervision for water
supply, sewerage, sanitation, drainage, tubewells and road works for the small Industrial Estate II Gujranwala.
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Project Name : Lahore Solid Waste Management Country : Pakistan

Project

Country : Lahore
No. of Staff : 5
Name of Client : Lahore Muncipal Corporation

1982 1987
Cost of the Project : Rs 350 Millions
Nil
- Principal Engineer - Preparation of feasibility report, design and tender documents etc.
- Senior Engineer
Indus Associated Consultants were engaged for preparation of feasibility report, detailed design and tender documents for
solid waste collection and disposal scheme in Lahore.
The firm provided its services for preparation of feasibility report, designs, estimates and documents for this
World Bank financed project
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Project Name : Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Country : Pakistan

Drainage works for
Dandot Housing Colony
Country : Dandot
No. of Staff : 4
Name of Client : State Cement Corporation of

Pakistan. No. of Man-months : 30

1981 1983

Nil
- Project Manager - Team Leader for the project.

- Principal Engineer - Responsible for preparation of designs, drawings, estimates and documents.
- Senior Engineer
Preparation of design for water supply, sewerage, sanitation, drainage net work and tubewells for Dandot housing
colony was entrusted to the firm.
Design of water supply, sewerage, sanitation and drainage net work including the tubewells for the housing colony of
the State Cement Corporation at Dandot was carried out by the firm.
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Project Name : Water Supply, Sewerage, Sanitation and Country : Pakistan

Storm Water Drainage Project.

Country : Quetta
No. of Staff : 3
Name of Client : Municipal Committee Quetta.

1982 1984

Nil
- Project Manager - Team Leader incharge of the project
- Senior Engineers - Design work for water supply, sewerage and drainage.works including preparation of drwings,
cost drwings, cost estimates and documents
The firm was engaged by the Municipal Committee for preparation of detailed design and preparation of tender documents for
wter supply, sanitation, sewerage and storm water drainage scheme in Quetta.
Indus Associated Consultants provided its services for preparation of detailed design, estimates, drawings and tender
documents for water supply, sewerage, sanitation and storm water drainage works and 30 MGD Seewage Treatment Plant
based on biological filtration for Municipal Committee Quetta.
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Project Name : Sewerage and Sewage Disposal Country : Pakistan

Project

Country : Chichoki Mallian (Sheikhupura).
No. of Staff : 2
Name of Client : Dawood Hercules Chemicals Ltd.,

1982 1983

Nil
- Senior Engineers - Preparation of detailed design, drawings, estimates and documents for sewerage, drainage
and sewage disposal works.
Indus Associated Consultants were engaged for preparation of detailed design for sewerage, sewage disposal, sanitation
and drainage works for the fertiliser complex at Chichoki Mallian.
Detailed design, drawings, estimates and documents for sewerage, drainage, sanitation and sewage disposal net work for the
fertiliser complex at Chichoki Mallian was carried out by the firm.
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Project Name : Housing Colony. Country : Pakistan

and Drainage Works.

Country : Jaranwala.
No. of Staff : 2
Name of Client : Jute Mills Jaranwala.

1982 1983

Nil
- Senior Engineers - Design of water supply, sewerage, sanitation and drainage works.
Preparation of design for water supply, sewerage, sanitation and drainage works for the Housing Colony consisting of 350 ho
was entrusted to the firm.
Detailed designs for water supply, sewerage, sanitation and drainage works of the housing colony was
carried out by the firm including preparatin of estimates, drawings and documents.
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Project Name : Metropolitan Water Supply Country : Pakistan

(Khanpur I) Project (financed by
OECF)
Country : Khanpur Dam to
Islamabad No. of Staff :
Expatriate = 20
Name & Address of Client: Capital Development Local = 65
Authority (CDA) Islamabad.
(month /year) (month/year) Rs. 128.78 Millions -
1990 2000 Cost of the Project : Rs. 6819.00 Millions
- Nippon Jogesuido Sekkei Co. Ltd Japan. associated firm (s) :-
- Engineering Science. USA. 2
Project Manger Civil Engineers
(M. Farooqi)
Associate Project Manager Resident Engineer
(Manzoor Ahmad) (Ahmad Karim) - Surveying, investigations, review of studies, preparation
Principal Engineers of designs, drawings, estimates, tender documents and
(A. Aslam) supervision of Construction works of all the components
Water Supply Engineers of the project.
(A.Q.Nomani)
Structural Engineer
(J.I.Rana)
Electrical/ Mechanical Engr. (M.
Yaseen)
This OECF financed Project comprised review of studies for conveyance, design and supply of 60 MGD of water from Khanpur
Dam to twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, rehabilitation of existing Irrigation/Raw water supply canal. raw water reservoir,
water treatment plant, transmission lines and service reservoirs including construction of office & treatment plant building and
multistorey residential flats for CDA employees.
The firm, in association with E.S of USA and NJS of Japan provided services for planning, surveying, review of studies, soil
investigations, hydrogeological , and other studies, preparation of detailed designs, drawings, cost estimates, tender documents
and construction supervision of works for Khanpur-I water supply project for conveyance and supply of 60 MGD water from Khan
Pur to the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi including transmission lines, water mains, rising mains, distribution mains,
conduits, syphons, treatment plant, pumping stations, Raw Water and Service reservoirs etc.
water loss, leakage and system strengthening measures and HT&LT in consideration with power distribution system,
electrification and all related works.
Other components of the project included design and construction supervision for improvement and rehabilitation of 18.5 Km long
left bank canal with the discharge capacity of 441 cusecs and including 5 tunnel structures, 4 siphons, 7 Aqueducts,
5 RCC foot bridges, 2000 CM of Retaining Walls and 500 meter various types of drains, installation of flow meters, butterfly
wall, ultra sonic flow meter, gates and barbed wire fencing etc.
The works also included design and construction supervision of multistorey office & treatment plant buildings and residential flats
for CDA employees of different grades and a link road along canal.
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Project Name : Architects & Engineers Country : Pakistan

Housing Project

Country : Lahore
No. of Staff : 10
Name of Client : Gulrang Housing Company.


(month/year) (month/year) Pak Rs. = 10.00 Millions
1988 1994

Nil
- Project Manager - Team Leader incharge of the Project.
- Principal Engineer - Preparation of designs, Tender Documents and supervision of Construction Works
- Senior Engineers - Preparation of designs, tender documents and supervision of constrution Works
This scheme of Architects and Engineers Housing project was developed by Gulrang Housing Company and
Indus Associated Consultants were engaged as consultants for design and supervision of construction for various component
of this housing scheme.
The firm provvided its professional services for planning, surveying, mapping, detailed designing, preparation of drawings,
tender documents & construction management of infrastructures of this project.
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DATA SHEETS
IRRIGATION, DRAINAGE AND WATER
RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
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Project Name: Remedial Measure to Control Water Country: Pakistan

Logging due to Muzaffargarh & T.P. Link
Canal
Professional Staff Provided by the Firm/

Project Location Company
within Country :- Muzaffargarh, Punjab
No. of Staff: 6
Water & Power Development
Name of Client : Authority (WAPDA)
Start Date Completion Date Value of Survices:
Total = Rs. 256.48 Million
April 2014 Dec-2021
Firms Share = Rs 13.716 Million Approx

Staff Provided by Associated Firms:-
BARQAB Consulting Services (Pvt.) Limited
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Malik Asghar Resident Engineer
M. Usman Memon Resident Engineer
M. Nawaz Buzdar Sub Engineer
TBN Sub Engineer
TBN Quantity Surveyor
TBN Quantity Surveyor

Remedial Measure to control Waterlogging due to Muzaffargarh & T.P. Link Canals

The Consultants, shall provide Consultancy Services described hereunder, in respect of the following contracts regarding
Muzaffargarh Canal for a period of two years.
MGC-1 Construction of Earthwork, Lining of Canal and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 0 to 64+357.
MGC-2 Construction of Earthwork, Lining of Canal and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 64+357 to 100+000.
MGC-3 Construction of Earthwork, Lining of Canal and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 100+000 to BD 147+500.
MGC-4 Construction of Earthwork, Lining of Canal and Rehabilitation of allied structures RD 147+500 to RD 206+700.
TPC-1 Construction of Drains and Rehabilitation of existing drains along T.P. Link Canal.
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Project Name: Sindh Water Sector Improvement Country: Pakistan
Project Phase-I - Preparation of
Regional Plan for the Left Bank of
Indus Delta and Coastal Zone
Country :- Sindh Province
Name of Client : Sindh Irrigation and Drainage No. of Staff: 30

Authority (SIDA)

(month/year) (month/year) Total = Rs. 221 m + US$ 3.588 M
Firm's Share : Rs.221 M
March, 2010 Feb, 2013 Estimated Cost of the Project: Rs. -

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Dr. M. Akram Draining Engineer (Deputy Team Leader)
J. K. Ansari Hazard Management and Planning Specialist
Zahid Iqbal Oceanographer/Coastal Engineer
Dr. M. Afzal Environmental Specialist/Ecologist
Dr. Ijaz Ahmad Agronomist
Seed-uz-Zafar Resettlement Specialist
Dr. Saleh Soomro Enironmental Engineer
Sajjad Hussain Larik Sociologist
Shahid Nadeem MIS/IT Specialist
Usman Dar GIS Specialist
Communication / Community Relation Specialist
GIS Specialist
Communication / Community Relation Specialist
The Province of Sindh has vast irrigation and drainage network and it is one of the primary beneficiaries of the Indus Basin Irrigation
System (IBIS of Pakistan. The IBIS is considered as one of the largest contiguous irrigation system in the world. Of the total 14 barrages
of the IBIS, Sindh has-three major barrages on the Indus River that divert approximately 48 million acre feet MAF 59.0 billion cubic
meters- BCM) of water annually to the 14 main canal commands in Sindh. These canal systems have an aggregate length of 21,445
Km, which serve a gross command area (GCA) of 14.391 million acres (5.8 million ha). There are about 42,000 watercourses (tertiary
channels), which have an aggregate length of about 120,000 Km. Around 78% of the area in Sindh province is underlain by saline
groundwater, which is unsuitable for irrigation and other uses. Surface and sub-surface drainage systems are inadequate, resulting in
much of the drainage, effluent being either retained in the basin in disposed into rivers and canals. There are 13 existing surface
drainage systems in Sindh, which serve a total area of over 6.2 million acres (2.5 million hectares) and have an aggregate length of
about (6.133 Km). In addition, there are two sub-surface, drainage sytems, which serve an area of 0.10 million acres (0.04 million ha).
Due to inadequate drainage network and flat topography, nearly one-fifth of the canal command areas have been affected by water
logging and salinity. To address the problems of waterlogging and salinity in the Left Bank of the Indus River, the Left Bank Outfall Drain
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(LBOD) has been constructed. The LBOD collects drainage water from the Sukkhar Barrage command area and drains to the sea
through a tidal link drain constructed as part of the project.
LBOD has performed very well, upper part of the LBOD area has benefited from the drainage, however, there are several issues in
outfall and coastal zone. Chronological history of development if irrigation and drainage genesis of the problems in this region. These
combined with increased development in the region demand preparation of a comprehensive regional plan for the handling flood and
drainage problems of the area on the Left Bank of the Indus River, delta and coastal zone.
Project / Study Area. The project or study area would include all area in Sindh province lying on the Left Bank of Indus River, delta of the
Indus River, associated wet lands, and adjacent coastal zone. In particular, it would cover the irrigation areas served by the Indus River
canals offtaking from the Gudu, Sukhar and Kotri barrages, area covered by Left Bank Outfall Drain (LBOD), its catchment and
backwash areas.
The objective of consultancy services is to prepare for the Government of Sindh (GoSindh) a regional master plan for addressing the
flooding issues and providing proper drainage to the area on the left bank of the Indus River through appropriate structural and non-
structural measures, including remedial measures for any outstanding deficiencies in the Left Bank Outfall Drainage System, measures
for retention and/or safe disposal of drainage, storm and flood water, improvement of wetlands in the delta area and in the coastal zone
recognizing their environmental importance and considerable economic potential for the local communities.
These studies was carried out in consultations with the stakeholders starting from beginning to end covering identification of the issues,
analysis and design of solutions. The work was carried out in phased manner. Each phase would be concluded through consultations
and shared understanding with the stakeholders leading to key decision necessary for carrying out work under subsequent phases. The
detailed Study of Waterways (Dhorras was conducted. The Problem in the restricted flow were identified and re-assignments of dhorras
were also provided. The assignment was carried out in four under mentioned phases:
Phase-I : Inventory and assessment of existing conditions and identification of issues and problems and preparation of a report
Phase-II : Identification of solutions covering structural and non-structural options and Institutional and management measures and their
technical environmental and social feasibility.
Phase-III : Preparation of detailed feasibility including technical, economic, environmental and social viability
and implementation/institutional arrangements for the solutions identified under Phase-II.
Phase-IV : Preparation of detailed design and biding documents for the most preferred solution for implementation in accordance with
the international standards.
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Project Name: Strengthening the Regulatory Capacity Country: Pakistan

of Water and Power's Dams and
Barrages Safety Council

within Country :- Pakistan
Name of Client : Dams and Barrages Safety Council, No. of Staff: 8

Federal Flood Commission, Ministry
of Water and Power Govt. of No. of Man-months: 35
Pakistan
Start Date Completion Date Value of Services: Rs. 12.147 Millions
Appox Cost of the Project:- -
January 2010 July 2010
Nil -
J.K. Ansari Dams and Barrages Safety Assurance Expert/Team Leader

- Dr. Khizer Hayat Specific Training Program Expert Conducting of Study
- S.A. Haider Dams and Barrages Legal Affair Expert
- N.I. Shahid MIS Expert
- Dr. Bagh Ali Shahid Structural Dams and Barrages Hydraulic Expert
A large number of Dams have been built in Pakistan by the provinces and the federal government and to a lesser extent, by the
private sector including local communities and farmer groups. The Government is undertaking to build on a priority basis several
more medium and large dams. Safety is important to the effectiveness of a dam. Dams failure can be devasting for the dam
owners, to the dams intended purpose and especially for downstream population, property, environmental resources and
livelihoods. The objective of the project is therefore to strengthening the Technical and Regulatory Capacity of existing Dams and
Barrages Safety Council and its capacity to ensure the safety of dams and barrages constructed and operated in Pakistan.

The Consultant are required to conduct study in accordance with the following scope of work.
- Assessment of the existing Regulatory and Management Framework for Dams Safety Assurance
- Design and carryout local workshops for related stakeholders on Dams and Barrages Safety
- Development of Dams and Barrages Registry and Information Management System
- Formulation of a Regulatory Approach, Framework and Program
- Improvement in the Technical Capacity of Dams and Barrages Safety Council (DBSC)
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Project Name : Study on Water Escapages Downstream Country : Pakistan

Kotri Barrage to address environmental
concerns (Study II)

Country : Sindh
No. of Staff : 9
Name of Client : Federal Flood Commission Ministry of
Water & Power Govt. of Pakistan No. of Man-months : 48.5
Total = US$
Completion 0.498M + Rs 28.54
Start Date Date Approx. Value of Services. M
Indus Share = Rs.
(month/year) (month/year) 15.47 Millions
Oct-04 Sep-05 Estimated Cost:

Lahmeyer, BAK, PACE, IDC, EasePAK
34.5
- Dr Khursheed Ahmad Deputy Team Leader

- M Ahmad Project Coordinator
- A Basit Fisheries Specialist
- Dr Anwar Sociologist
- Dr Akram Sedimentalogist
- Mian Zaka-ud-
Din Quality Assurance Engineer

The Federal Flood Commission, Ministry of Water & Power Govt. of Pakistan, pursuant to the decision by the Federal
Program Steering Committee undertook this study to determine the minimum desirable quantity of Indus Water that needs to
pass through Kotri Barrage and its distributaries through out the year to preserve the ecology and environment of the delta
areas with regards to forest and mangroves, fisheries, flora and fauna.

- Collection of available reports, maps and satellite immageries
- Collection of information concerning past, current and future developments and on the population changes in the study area
that may effect the flows of water quality at Kotri Barrage
- Identification of changes in the forest size and pollutants.
- Determination of silt, water required to sustain present irrigation in the revirine area and effects on the fisheries etc.
- Study and recommendation for ecologically acceptable alternatives to conserve and sustain the present ecosystem
downstream of Kotri Barrage
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Project Name : Sehwan Barrage Complex Country : Pakistan

Country : Sehwan
No. of Staff : 5
Name of Client Pakistan Water and Power
: Development Authority (WAPDA)
No. of Man-months
: 18
Completion
Start Date Date Approx. Value of Services. Total = Rs.70 Million
(month/year) (month/year) Firms Share = Rs.1.19 Million
Estimated Cost: Rs.198 Million.

Jan 2003 March 2005
ZCL, MMP, RC, JA, REC, EGC, DMC, PES and ECIL
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Mian Zaka-ud-
- Advisor Din
- Senior Engineer (Civil) Detaield Engineering Studies & Tender
- Senior Engineer (Electrical) Documents, Review & Upgradation of Feasibility
Study, Preparation of Detailed Engineering
Designs and Tender Drawings / Documents etc.

The Project is a component of WAPDA Projects Vision 2025 which has been awarded to ZMRJ Group in association with Indus
Associated Consultants and others
Detailed Engineering Studies & Tender Documents, Review & Upgradation of Feasibility Study, Preparation of Detailed Engineering
Designs and Tender Drawings / Documents etc.
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Project Name : Feasibility Study for Punjab Country : Pakistan

Barrages Rehabilitation Project
Phase-I
Country : Jinnah Barrage, Balloki and Islam
Head Works in Punjab
No. of Staff : 3
Name of Client Chief Engineer Irrigation Research
: Zone, Punjab Irrigation and Power
Department Lahore No. of Man-months : 7
Completion Total = Rs.33.04
Start Date Date Approx. Value of Services. Millions
Firms Share =
(month/year) (month/year) Rs.471900
(Remunerations only)
Nov 2003 Nov 2004 Estimated Cost of the Project:

ACE, ECPAK and DMC
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Mian Zaka-ud-Din
Planning and Coordination Engineer

Based on a study carried out by the consultants during 1997-98, six barrages required immediately studies for remodeling in
Phase-I. Accordingly the Punjab govt. has undertaken feasibility study for the following is Barrage/Headworks in Phase-I in Punjab.
1. Jinnah
2. Taunsa
3. Sulemanki
4. Islam
5. Khanki
6. Balloki
Feasibility studies for barrages/ Headworks at S.No. 1,4 and 6 above have been awarded to JV of ACE, Indus ECPak and DMC
The Consultants are required to provide the following services for preparation of feasibility study for the abvoe mentioned three
Barrages / Headworks.
- Data Collection and its Review/ Analysis
- Appraisal of previous Studies / Reports
- Field Investigation Surveys
- Appraisal of sub surface conditions
- Appraisal of surface conditions
- Adequacy of training / protection Works
- Physical health Status of Structural Members
- Identification of problems and proposed remedial works.
- Project Cost
- Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Environmental Impact
- Implementation Schedules and Project Management
- Economic and Financial Analysis
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National Drainage Programme

Project Name : (NDP)Project - Pre-feasibility Country : Pakistan
Study for National Surface
Drainage System. (NSDS).

Country : All the Provinces of Pakistan
No. of Staff : 15
Name of Client : Chief Engineering Advisor
Ministry of Water and Power No. of Man-months : 150
Govt of Pakistan, Islamabad
Completion
Start Date Date Approx. Value of Services
Estimatd Cost of the Project
Jan, 2001 Nov, 2002 US $ 285 Millions equivalent (whole NDP project)
- Louis Berger International Inc. staff provided by associated firm (s) :-
9
Mian Shamim Haider Project Coordinator

Mian Zaka-ud-Din Team Leader
A.H.Rizvi Drainage Engineer I
Anwar-ud-Din Drainage Engineer II
R.A.Shamsi Hydrologist
Mrs Shamim Zaka Sociologist
Arif Mahmood Senior Engineer

The Govt. of Pakistan received a loan from the International Development Association (IDA) towards the cost of National Drainage
Programme (NDP-I) and intends to apply a portion of the proceeds of this credit to provide consultancy services for Sector
Planning Studies aimed at facilitating long term sector and project planning by enhancing the technical foundations of drainage
development in Pakistan

The consultants are required to carry out Pre-feasibility Study for National Surface Drainage System (NSDS) a component of
Sector Planning Studies of the National Drainage Programme (NDP) Project
The Duties of consultants include collection of available information, data and reports, carry out necessary survey inclusive of
examining the soils and groundwater regimes, cultivation patterns, irrigation and drainage system, environmental and social
aspects, resettlement requirements, economic and financial analysis, options and alternatives available and coordinate the
scheduling and implementation of the study so as to achieve optimum utilization of the inputs and produce pre-feasibility report with
pre-feasibility level designs, costing and economic, social and environmental analysis for the proposed NSDS.
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Project Name : (NDP)Project - Study for Balochistan Country : Pakistan
Effluent Disposal (BED)
Country : Province of Balochistan
No. of Staff : 10
Name of Client Chief Engineering Advisor
: Ministry of Water and Power
Govt of Pakistan, Islamabad No. of Man-months : 62
Completion
--

Azhar Saleem Study Leader
R. A. Shamsi Hydrologist
Munir Ahmad Abbasi Field Engineer
Amir Rashid Junior Hydrologist

The Govt. of Pakistan received a loan from the International Development Association (IDA) towards the cost of
National Drainage Programme (NDP-I) and intends to apply a portion of the proceeds of this credit to provide consultancy
services for Sector Planning Studies aimed at facilitating long term sector and project planning by enhancing the technical
foundations of drainage development in Pakistan

The consultants are required to carry out study for the Balochistan Effluent Disposal (BED) a component of Sector Planning
Studies of the National Drainage Programme (NDP) Project.
The Duties of consultants include collection of available information, data and reports, carry out necessary survey
inclusive of examining the soils and groundwater regimes, cultivation patterns, irrigation and drainage system,
environmental and social aspects, resettlement requirements, economic and financial analysis, options and
alternatives available and coordinate the scheduling and implementation of the study so as to achieve optimum
utilization of the inputs and produce feasibility study report for Disposal of Drainage Effluent of Balochistan.
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Project Name : (NDP)Project - Study for Flood Country : Pakistan
Protection & Drainage of Peshawar
Valley (FPDPV).
Country : Province of NWFP
No. of Staff : 12
Name of Client : Chief Engineering Advisor
Ministry of Water and Power No. of Man-months : 90
Govt of Pakistan, Islamabad
--
Mian Zaka-ud-Din Study Leader
Abdul Qayyum Khan Drainage Engineer
Rahat Ali Shamsi Hydrologist
Muhammad Ghous Senior Engineer
Mrs. Shamim Zaka Sociologist
Inam Sikandari Field Engineer

The Govt. of Pakistan received a loan from the International Development Association (IDA) towards the cost of National Drainage
Programme (NDP-I) and intends to apply a portion of the proceeds of this credit to provide consultancy services for Sector
Planning Studies aimed at facilitating long term sector and project planning by enhancing the technical foundations of drainage
development in Pakistan

The consultants are required to carry out study for the Flood Protection & Drainage of Peshawar Valley (FPDPV) a component of
Sector Planning Studies of the National Drainage Programme (NDP) Project.
The Duties of consultants include collection of available information, data and reports, carry out necessary survey inclusive of
examining the soils and groundwater regimes, cultivation patterns, irrigation and drainage system, environmental and social
aspects, resettlement requirements, economic and financial analysis, options and alternatives available and coordinate the
scheduling and implementation of the study so as to achieve optimum utilization of the inputs and produce feasibility study report
for overall valley's Drainage and Flood Master Plan alongwith Agriculture Development Plan and Resettlement Plan.
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Development and Maintenance

Project Name : Works 1999-2000 of Punjab Country : Pakistan
Irrigation & Power Department.

Country : Lahore Irrigation Zone
No. of Staff : 6
Name of Client : Irrigation & Power Department
Govt of the Punjab Lahore. No. of Man-
months : 48
(month/year) (month/year) = Rs : 1.76 Millions
Estimated Cost of the Project
1999 2000 = Rs. 252 Millions
No. of Man-months of
Name of Associated firm (s), if any : professional
Nil Nil

- Project Manager
As incharge of the project responsible for overall management, control, supervision of project works & staff and coordination with client
and other concerned agencies.
- Senior Engineers
Review of designs, vetting of estimates and supervision of works
- Assistant / Site Engineers

Checking of estimates, supervision of works and verification of contractor's bills etc

The project objective was to carry out routine annual development, construction, maintenance, desilting,
rehabilitation, remodeling, improvement, flood protection and restoration works for smooth running and
operation of irrigation, canals & its distribution and drainage systems in the entire Lahore Irrigation Zone during the year 1999-2000 under
the supervision of consultants engaged for this purpose.

Indus Associated Consultants provided its professional consultancy services for survey, review of designs, vetting of estimates both at site
and in office and supervision of routine annual development and maintenance works1999-2000 of Punjab Irrigation and Power Department
in the entire Lahore Irrigation Zone. The assignment comprised of desilting, rehabilitation, remodelling, construction, maintenance, flood
protection and restoration works for smooth running and operation of complete Irrigation, canals, its distribution and drainage systems in
the entire zone including Marala Barrage, all head works, structures and related infrastructures
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Project Name : Barani Area Development Country : Pakistan

Project.
Location within Jhelum & Sialkot districts of
Country : Punjab.
Name of Client : Agency for Barani Areas

Development (ABAD) No. of Staff : 8
Address : Rawalpindi No. of Man-months : 137
Approx. Value of Services

Pak Rs. = 3.00 Million
Completion Date
Start Date (month/year) Estimated Cost of the Project
(month/year) Rs. 200.00 Millions
1985 1987
Name of Associated firm (s), if any :
Agroprogress of Germany
- Soil and water conservation specialist
- Agronomist
- Pasture Development Specialist Preparation of studies for improvement of
- Forest Specialist agriculture, crop and cropping patterns, soil and
- Livestock Specialist water conservation, forestry, pasture, livestock,
- Rangeland Specialist poultry and rangeland development
- Cooperatives Specialist
- Machinery Expert

Development (ABAD) to achieve the objectives of the project.
The following studies were carried by the consultants for this project.
- Improvement of crops and cropping patterns.
- Soil and Water conservations.
- Improvement of Agriculture, Forestry & Pasture development.
- Livestock and poultry development.
- Rangeland development
aspects of the project etc
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Project Name : Punjab Small Dams Country : Pakistan

Project

Country : Punjab Province
Name of Client : Punjab Irrigation and Power No. of Staff : 2

Department

1987 1992 Estimated cost of the project

= Rs. 750.00 Millions
Hyundai Corporation, Korea 66
Name of Senior Staff involved and functions

performed :
- Principal/ Senior Engineers - Preparation of designs, tender documents and construction

supervision
- Engineering Geologist - Appraisal and physical investigations and supervision of Dam and
Resevoir sites
This project of Punjab Irrigation and Power Department financed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) comprised of design
and construction management of a number of small dams and irrigation & command area development works to increase the
development of irrigated agriculture in the Potohar Plateau of Punjab Province.
The services provided by the firm for this project in association with M/S Hyundai Corporation of Korea comprised of selection,
planning and preparation of sub-projects, their designs, estimates, documents, evaluation of tenders and construction
management of the undermentioned small dams including design, construction and implementation of irrigation and command
area development works.
- Mirwal Dam
- Dhok Sunday Mar Dam
- Dhok Jatal Dam
- Jublai Dam
- Jamarabad Dam
- Lehri Dam
- Nikka Dam
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Development and Maintenance

Project Name : Country : Pakistan
Works 1998-99 of Punjab Irrigation &
Power Department.

Country : Lahore Irrigation Zone
No. of Staff : 6
Irrigation & Power Department No. of Man-

Name of Client : Govt of the Punjab Lahore. months : 48
Estimated Cost of the Project
1998 1999 = Rs. 200 Millions
Nil Nil
Project Manager: As incharge of the project responsible for overall management, control, supervision of project works &
staff and coordination with client and other concerned agencies.
Senior Engineers: Review of designs, vetting of estimates and supervision of works.
Assistant / Site
Engineers: Checking of estimates, supervision of works and verification of contractor's bills etc

The project objective was to carry out routine annual development, construction, maintenance, desilting, rehabilitation, remodeling,
improvement, flood protection and restoration works for smooth running and operation of irrigation, canals & its distribution and
drainage systems in the entire Lahore Irrigation Zone during the year 1998-1999 under the supervision of consultants engaged for
this purpose.
Indus Associated Consultants provided its professional consultancy services for surveys, review of designs, vetting of estimates
both at site and in office and supervision of routine annual development and maintenance works 1998-1999 of Punjab Irrigation and
Power Department in the entire Lahore Irrigation Zone. The assignment comprised of desilting, rehabilitation, remodeling,
construction, maintenance, flood protection and restoration works for smooth running and operation of complete Irrigation, canals its
distribution and drainage systems in the entire zone including Marala Barrage, all head works, structures and related
infrastructures.
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DATA SHEETS
ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL PROJECTS
124
MAJOR WORK NDERTAKEN
WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE
QUALIFICATIONS
Detailed Design and construction

Supervision of A Form House at Country: Pakistan.
Project Name: Muhammad Pura Raiwind Road,
Lahore.
Location within
Country: Raiwind Road, Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by
Your Firm :
Name of Client: No. of Staff : 5

S. Ali Haider
Address : Muhammad Pura Raiwind Road, No. of Staff Months: 24

Lahore.
Start Date Completion Date Approx. Cost (In Pak Rs) – 3.50 Core
(Month/Year) (Month/Year):
2007 2009

Provided by Associated Firm (s):
- Nil - - Nil -
Name of Senior Staff (Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader) involved and functions performed
- Abdul Waheed Architect
- Shezad Ayoub Structural Engineer
- Sabar Electrical Engineer
- Wasif Public Health Engineer
- Azam Atta Quantity Suveyor

This Project Comprised of design & construction of dual car porch, main Ent, stair hall, 4 bed room
attach dress & bath, large TV lounge, open kit attached with lounge, main kit, store maid room, attach
bath room, TV lounge at 1st floor, study room, attach bath.(in basement) store, 3 bed room for servitor,
independent 2 No bath, 2 No cooking room, big lawn on both side.
Description of Actual Services Provided by Your

Staff:
Master planning, designing & construction of form house
parking, drine way, water supply, sewerage, drainage,
electrification, septic tank, soakage pit.
INDUS ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS (PVT) LTD.
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Detailed Design and Construction

Supervision of Form House For Country: Pakistan.
Project Name: Mr. Rafit Mehboob Alam of Bedian
Road Lahore.
Location within
Country: Badian Road, Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by
Your Firm :

Rafit Mahboob Alam
Address : Badian Road, No. of Staff Months: 24

Lahore.
2014 2016

- Nil - - Nil -
- Ateeq Sb Structural Engineer
- Salehamin Electrical Engineer
- Sohail Public Health Engineer
- Yaseen Supervisor

This Project Comprised of design & construction of Front Terrace, ant lobby, 2 Bed Room attach Bath
Room, Large Sitting Area, Swimming Pool, Bar B Q, Sitting area around the swimming pool, Drive way, Car
Parking, Lawn.
Description of Actual Services Provided by Our Staff:

Master planning, designing & construction of Form House, Hot
& cold water supply, Sewerage, drainage, septic tank,
electrification.
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Supervision of annex For Country: Pakistan.
Project Name: Shahid Haider Gulberg Lahore.
Location within
Country: Gulberg, Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by
Your Firm :

Shahid Haider
Address : 17-K Gulberg, No. of Staff Months: 36

Lahore.
2013 2016

- Nil - - Nil -
- Ateeq Sb Structural Engineer

This Project Comprised of design & construction of annex, large ant lobby, sitting room, one bed room,
attach, dress & bath, store, study room, powder room & small utility counter, drive way, parking area, lawn.

Master planning, designing & construction of House, Hot &
cold water supply, Sewerage, drainage, electrification, car
parking, drive way.
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Supervision of House For Country: Pakistan.
Project Name: Mukhtar Ahmad Malik Wapda Town
Lahore.
Location within
Country: Wapda Town, Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by
Your Firm :

Mukhtar Ahmad Malik
Address : 289 D2 Wapda Town, No. of Staff Months: 12

Lahore.
2015 2016

- Nil - - Nil -
- Naizar Ibram Structural Engineer

This Project Comprised of design & construction of house, 3 Bed Room, attach dress, bath, Tv lounge, kit,
drawaing, dining, stair hall, ant lobby, powder room, car porch, drive way, lawn dry, front lawn at first floor,
3 bed room, attach dren, bath room, Tv lounge, big store, kit, stair case, for second floor, open front
terrace, servant room, bath, ver,.

Master planning, designing & construction of House, Hot &
cold water supply, Sewerage, drainage, septic tank,
electrification.
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Supervision of House For Country: Pakistan.
Project Name: S. Ali Haider Gulberg Lahore.
Location within
Country: Gulberg II, Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by
Your Firm :

Shehzad Ali Haider
Address : 16-K Gulberg, No. of Staff Months: 12

Lahore.
Start Date Completion Date Approx. Cost (In Pak Rs) –1.50 Core
2012 2013

- Nil - - Nil -
- Atteeq Sb Structural Engineer
- Saleh Amin Electrical Engineer
- Azam Atta Quantity Surveyor

This Project Comprised of design & construction of house, first floor, drawing, dining, powder room, 3 bed
room, attach dress & bath, kit, store, Tv lounge, washing area.3 servant room, at 2nd floor, common bath, kit
counter, and steel stair case.

Master planning, designing & construction of House 1st floor
Hot & cold water supply, Sewerage, drainage, electrification.
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MAJOR WORK
UNDERTAKEN
WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE
QUALIFICATIONS

Supervision of Front Block(Guess Country: Pakistan.
Room) rear Block(House) For
Project Name: S. Haider at College Road Shah Kot.
Location within
Country: Shah Kot. Professional Staff Provided by
Your Firm :

S. Haider
Address : College Road No. of Staff Months: 36

Shah Kot.
2009 2012

- Nil - - Nil -
- Atteeq Sb Structural Engineer
- Saleh Amin Electrical Engineer
- Azam Atta Quantity Surveyor

Rear Block: This Project Comprised of planning designing & construction of house, 3 bed room, attach
bath, Tv lounge, kit, drawing, dining, study attach bath, front ver, back ver, stair hall, store, 2 No, car porch,
drive way, Lawn, 2 No, ser, Qtr, Front ver, 2 No bath.
Front Block: 2 No guest room, attach bath with one room, kit. Ver, 2 No utility hall, 2 No attach bath,
common stair hall.

Master planning, designing & construction supervision of rear
& front block, Hot & cold water supply, Sewerage, drainage,
septic tank, and electrification.
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Project Name: Detailed Design and Country: Pakistan

Construction Supervision of
National Public School
Sheikhupura
Location within Country : Sheikhupura Professional Staff Provided by

Your Firm :
Name of Client: National Public School

Sheikhupura No. of Staff : 7
Address : Model Town. Sheikhupura No. of Staff Months: 92

(Month/Year): (Month/Year): (in Pak Rs.) Rs. 8 Millions
Feb 2014 Inprogress

- Nil - - Nil -
M. Sohail Public Health Engineer Planning, designing and construction supervision of all the
Abdul Waheed Architect Infrastructure and allied works
Col (R) Abdul Razzak Resident Engineer Academic Blocks:
Nazir Ibrahim Structural Engineer Auditorium:
Azam Atta Quantity Surveyor Library / Cafeteria: 20,000 Sft (Approx.)
Misc.:
Total:

Overall planning, designing and construction supervision of infrastructure works were carried out by Indus Associated Consultants.
Description of Actual Services Provided by Your Staff:

Master Planning, Designing and Construction Supervision of Academic Blocks, car parking, internal road, water
Supply & sewerage, drainage, electrification and allied services.
131
Rehabilitation and Country: Pakistan.

Reconstruction of road and
water supply for Architect and
Project Name: Engineers Housing Scheme
Location within Country : Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by

Your Firm :
Name of Client: - Gulrang Housing Company. No. of Staff : 15
Address : Gulrang Housing Company No. of Staff Months: 95

Gulberg Lahore.

Oct 2010 Inprogress Cost of the Project : Rs. 300 Millions

- Nil - - Nil -

J. Alam Road Engineer
M. Ahmad Site Incharge Planning, designing and construction supervision of
K.T. Ch. Public Health Engineer all the Infrastructures of the Housing Schemes
A. Atta Quantity Surveyor

M/S Gulrang Housing Company developed a housing colony for Architects and Engineers and all the planning,
designing and construction supervision of infrastructure works were carried out by Indus Associated Consultants.

Master Planning, Designing and Construction Supervision of Housing Colony including car parking, internal roads, water
Supply & sewerage, drainage, electrification and allied services.
132
Project Name: Detailed Design and Construction Country: Pakistan.

Supervision of National College of
Business Administration & Economics
(NCBAE) Raiwind Road Campus Lahore
Location within Country

: Raiwind Road Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by Your Firm :
Name of Client: National College of Business

Administration & Economics (NCBAE) No. of Staff : 18
Khasra No. 1727 & 1728 of Mouza

Address : Rakh Khumba Raiwind Road, Lahore No. of Staff Months: 350

June 2014 July 2016

- Nil - - Nil -
Planning, designing and construction supervision of

Abdul Waheed Architect all the Infrastructure
Nazir Ibrahim Structure Engineer Academic Block: 40,000 Sft
J. Alam Project Coordinator Auditorium: 5,000 Sft
Saleh Amin Electrical Engineer Library / Cafeteria: 3,000 Sft
K.T. Chowdhry Public Health Engineer Misc.: 10,000 Sft
Azam Atta Quantity Surveyor Total: 68,000Sft

The project comprised of design & construction of twelve Lecture Halls each accommodating 80 to 120 students, Auditorium,
Computer Laboratories, Library, Cafeteria and other ancillary buildings including related facilities and allied services for the campus of
college of Business Administration and Economics at Raiwind Road Lahore.

Master Planning, Designing and Construction Supervision of Academic Block, car parking, roads, water supply,
sewerage, drainage, electrification and allied services.
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Project Name: Architectural, Structural Design and Country: Pakistan
Construction Supervision of National
College of Business Administration and
Economics (NCBA&E) Gulberg Campus
Lahore
Location within Lahore Professional Staff Provided by

Country : Your Firm :
National College of Business

Name of Client: Administration and Economics (NCBA&E) No. of Staff : 8
Address : 40 E/1 Gulberg III, Lahore No. of Staff Months: 60

Feb 2008 Nov 2010 Cost of the Project : Rs.80 Millions

- Nil - - Nil -
Azhar Saleem Project Engineer Inchange

J.I. Rana Structural Engineer Architectural and Structural designs, cost estimates, documents.
Col (R) Abdul Razzak Resident Engineer and construction supervision of works.
Nazir Ibrahim Structural Engineer
Abdul Waheed Architect

The project comprised of construction of six Lecture Halls each accommodating 80 to 120 students, Auditorium, Computer
Laboratories, Library Cafeteria and other ancillary buildings including related facilities and allied services for the campus of college
Business Administration and Economic in Lahore.
Detailed Architectural and structural designs, specifications cost estimates, bill of quantities and supervision of all the construction
works including allied services.
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Planning, Design and Construction
supervision of Architect and
Project Name: Engineers Housing Scheme Country: Pakistan.
Location within Country : Lahore. Professional Staff Provided by

Your Firm :
Name of Client:- Gulrang Housing Company. No. of Staff : 15
Address : Gulrang Housing Company No. of Staff Months: 95

Gulberg Lahore.

(Month/Year): (Month/Year): (in Pak Rs.) Rs. 18.00 Millions
Jan 2005 Oct 2008

- Nil - - Nil -
S. Haider Project Principal

N. Ibrahim Structure Engineer Planning, designing and construction supervision of
J. Alam Project Coordinator all the Infrastructures of the Housing Schemes
M. Ahmad Site Incharge
A. Atta Quantity Surveyor

M/S Gulrang Housing Company developed a housing colony for Architects and Engineers and all the planning, designing and
construction supervision of infrastructure works were carried out by Indus Associated Consultants.

Master Planning, Designing and Construction Supervision of Housing Colony including car parking roads water
supply, sewerage, drainage, electrification and allied services.
135
Planning, Design and Construction

Project Name: Supervision of Educational Block of the Country: Pakistan.
University of Veterinary & Animal
Sciences (UVAS). Lahore
Professional Staff Provided by Firm:
Location within
Country : Lahore
No. of Staff : 6
Name of Client:
University of Veterinary & Animal
Sciences (UVAS) Lahore. No. of Staff Months: 25
Address : Outfall Road, Lahore.
Start Date Completion Date Approx. Value of Services Rs. 4 Million

(Month/Year): (Month/Year):
Oct 2003 July 2004 Cost of the Project: Rs.20.90 Million.

- Nil - - Nil -
M.Y. Farooqi Senior Engineer

A. Waheed. Architect Topographic Survey, Soil Investigations, Planning, Designing
M. Awan. Electrical Engineer and Supervision of Works.
N. Ibrahim Structural Engineer
J.H. Randhawa Resident Engineer
Azam Khan Resident Engineer

This Project was initiated and undertaken to meet the additional requirements of accommodation / buildings due to upgradation of
College of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Sciences to the University Level.

Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd provided professional their services for Topographic Survey, Soil Investigations, Planning,
Preparation of Architectural and Structural Design, Drawings, BOQ, Cost Estimates, Tender Documents, Prequalification of
Contractors and Supervision of Works for Construction of the following additional Buildings including car parking in the University
Campus at Lahore.
1. Administration Block Building
2. New Hostel Building for 96 students
3. Building for Faculty of Livestock and Business Management
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Project Name: 220 / 33 KV Sub Station Country: UAE

Aloha
within Country :-
Name of Client : HR (Pvt.) Ltd, Gulber – IV, Lahore No. of Staff: 2
Start Date Completion Date Approx Value of Services: Rs. 20 Million

2003 2004 Estimated Cost of the Project: US$ 5 Million

Nil -
- J.I Rana (Structure Engineer)

- M Yasin (Resident Engineer)

Consultancy Service for Design and Construction supervision of 220/33Kv Sub Station

Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd provided the specialist engineering Consultancy Services for design and
construction of all civil works including the following.
- Surveying, Leveling, filling and compaction of area.
- Construction Supervision of buildings, foundations, trenches & covers, walkways, drainage and sewerage system walkways,
fence and gates, lighting and water pumping system etc.
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Project Name: Extention of 1 x 36 MW, KAMC Country: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Power Plant
Professional Staff Provided by the Firm
Project Location Tabuk
within Country :-
Start Date Completion Date Approx Value of Services: US$: 78,000 (Eq)
Estimated Cost of the Project: US$ 11.5 Million
Mar 2001 Mar 2004

NIL NIL
- J.I Rana (Principal Engineer)


This Power Plant Project at ATabuk Comprised & Installation / commissioning and testing of 1x25 MV Gas Terbine with all auxiliaries,
design/supply/commissioning and testing of all electrical equipment i.e swithchgear transformer, LV, Seitchgear Synchronizing Reactor,
Remote Control Pannels, Bus Tie Ducts, Fuel Tank, Fuel Transfer pumps, Exhaust, Fire Alarms and Fire fighting, P.A System. Design
and consruction of civil works building, foundation, trenches, main turbine and Auxiliaries etc. Training of Ministry’s O&M Engineers and
Technician etc.

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Project Name: Scrutinization and Verification of Country: Pakistan
Credentials of Contractors / Firms for
Enlistment in the Punjab C&W
Department.

within Country :- Within Punjab.
Name of Client : Secretary, Communication and No. of Staff: 3

Works Department, Govt. of
Punjab Lahore.
Start Date Completion Date Approx Value of Services: Rs. 337,500

Estimated Cost of the Project: (Consultancy Only)
June 2003 Dec 2003
Nil Nil
Name of Senior Staff involved and functions
performed:
Manzoor Ahmad Project Incharge Scrutinization and Verification of Credentials of different

M.Y. Farooqi. Contract Engineer Contractors / Firms after field inspections.
Azam Atta Quantity Surveyor
Communication and Works Department, Govt. of Punjab engaged the consultants to provide consultancy services for
Scrutinization and Verification of Credentials of different Contractors / Firms for enlistment in the C&W Department.

Scrutinization / Verification of the Credentials of Contractors / Firms as per approved criteria who apply for enlistment in the
C&W Department, Govt. of Punjab.
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Project Name: 220 / 33 KV Sub Station Country: UAE

Al-Salamat
within Country :-
Start Date Completion Date Approx Value of Services: Rs. 25 Million

2001 2002 Estimated Cost of the Project: US$ 5 Million

Nil -
- J.I Rana (Structure Engineer)


Consultancy Service for Design and Construction supervision of 220/33Kv Sub Station

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Project Name: Top Supervision Consultancy Services for Country: Pakistan.
Implementation of NWFP Primary Education Program
in Mardan Division
Location within Mardan Division of NWFP Professional Staff Provided by

Name of Client: Directorate of Primary Education No. of Staff : 9

Education Department, Govt. of NWFP
No. of Staff Months: 130

(Month/Year): (Month/Year): (in Pak Rs.) Rs. 9.3 Million
Sep 1998 Oct 2001
Cost of the Project : Rs. 125.00 Million
- Nil - - Nil -
A.H. Rizvi Project Manager

M. Akmal Site Engineer
Abdul Waheed Architect Overall management, control & supervision of project works
J. H. Randhawa Resident Engineer Monitoring & Evaluation of construction works
Kamal Site Engineer
Sher Hassan Monitoring & Evaluation
Engineer
Detailed Narrative Description of Project :
The Govt of NWFP in collaboration with foreign donors launched Primary Education Programme in NWFP
which envisages further development of Primary Education in the province during a period of five years.
This project was a component of the PEP Programme comprising Top construction supervision of 300 new schools and 284 existing
ones for additional works executed by C&W Department for Primary Education Programme NWFP was carried out by the firm.
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company.:

Top construction supervision of 300 new schools and 284 existing ones for additional works building executed by C&W Department for
Primary Education Programme NWFP was carried out by the firm.
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Project Name: Construction of 25 x Blocks of Improved Workers Country: Pakistan.
Quarters at Site-III of the Project Management
Organization (PMO)
Location within Near Taxila Professional Staff Provided by

Name of Client: Project Management Organization No. of Staff : 8

(PMO)
Completion
(Month/Year): (Month/Year): (in Pak Rs.) Rs. 4.5 Million
Aug 1999 Apr 2001
Cost of the Project : Rs 100.5 Million

Nil Nil
Brig. (R) Manzoor Team Leader

Ahmad Karim Resident Engineer
Mian Iftikhar Ahmed Design Engineer Construction supervision of the works
Qamar Hussain Naqvi Senior Design Engineer including allied services.
Abd-ur-Rehman Site Engineer
Muhammad Rafique Materials Engineer

The project comprises construction of 25 three storeyed Blocks each consisting of 12 residential flats, 300 flats in all for the PMO.

Detailed construction supervision of the works for 25 blocks of three storeyed flats including allied services complete.
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Project Name: Detailed Design and Construction supervision of the Country: Pakistan.
following works:
1. Teaching Department Buildings for English,
Applied Psychology, Journalism, Library
Science, Business Administration and
Administrative Science,
2. 200 Beds Girls Hostel
3. Solid State Physics Hostel for Boys
4. Examination Centers
Location within University of the Punjab, Quid-e-Azam Campus, Lahore Professional Staff Provided by
Name of Client: University of the Punjab No. of Staff : 7

(Month/Year): (Month/Year): (in Pak Rs.) Rs. 1 Million
Oct 1996 Nov 2000
Cost of the Project : Rs. 250 Million
- Nil - - Nil -
Azhar Saleem Project Manager

M. Akmal Site Engineer
Ihtasham Zarar Structure Engineer
Abdul Waheed Architect Architectural & Structural Design and Top Supervision of the
K.T. Chowdhry Public Health Engineer Construction Works

The project comprises on Design and Construction of Teaching Department Buildings for English, Applied Psychology, Journalism,
Library Science, Business Administration and Administrative Science, 200 Beds Girls Hostel, Solid State Physics Hostel for Boys and
Examination Centers.
Indus Associated Consultants had provided Consultancy Services for Master Planning, Designing and Construction Supervision of the
project.
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DATA SHEETS
PORTS AND HARBOR PROJECTS
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Consultant’s Experience
PROJECT NAME Value of the contract (in current US$ or Euro):

Pakistan Deep Water Container Port US $ 2.4 million
Quay Wall Construction Works
Country: PAKISTAN Duration of assignment (months):
Location within country: Karachi 39 months
Name of Client: Total No of staff-months of the assignment:

Karachi Port Trust 890
Address: Approx. value of the services provided by your firm

Karachi Pakistan under the contract (in current US$ or Euro):
US$ 1.25 million
Start date (month/year): 10/2010 No of professional staff-months provided by

Completion date (month/year): 12/2013 associated Consultants:
830
Name of associated Consultants, if any: Name of senior professional staff involved:

Inros Lackner AG, Germany Javed Rana – Dy. Project Director
K. R Hasan – Principal Hydraulic / Civil Engineer
Mohsin Munaver – DCRE
Iftikharuddin – SARE
Shaikh Mehboob Elahi – SARE
Narrative description of Project:

Construction of 1.5 km quay wall (water depth up to 18 m) for the new container terminal
Construction Volume : 230 million US$
Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment:
− Top and site supervision

− FIDIC Red Book
− Contract / Claim Management
− Detailed site supervision of all works. Land surveying, bathymetry, piling, concreting, welding of casings,
transportation of casings and steel reinforcement cages, checking of sand, aggregates, etc.
− Approving of method statements
− Checking of quantities and billing
− Contract clauses and addendum
Firm’s Name: INDUS ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS
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PROJECT NAME Approx. value of the contract (in current US$ or Euro):
Gwadar Port Master Plan Un-specified : 50 year Master Plan
Ultimate Cost : Over US$ 1 Billion
Country: PAKISTAN Duration of assignment (months):

Location within country: Gwadar, Baluchistan 18 months
Name of Client: Total No of staff-months of the assignment:

Gwadar Port Authority (GPA) 52
Address: Approx. value of the services provided by your firm

Project Director under the contract (in current US$ or Euro):
Gwadar Port Authority US$ 200,000
Gwadar Balochistan
Start date (month/year): 2005 No of professional staff-months provided by

Completion date (month/year): 2006 associated Consultants:
86
Name of associated Consultants, if any: Name of senior professional staff of your firm
Arthur D. Little , USA involved and functions performed (indicate most
significant profiles such as Project
Director/Coordinator, Team Leader):
Javed Rana – Dy. Project Director
Saleem Akhtar – Principal Engineer Mechanical
Mohsin Munaver – Sr. Port & Marine Engineer
Iftikharuddin – Sr. Civil Engineer
Manzoor Ahmed – Sr. Principal Engineer
Minhajuddin – Chief of Design Office
Narrative description of Project:

The services rendered include: Review / improvement of Gwadar Port Studies, current situation and existing plans.
Assessment of Gwadar port development potential. The Catalyst to Economic Development Industrial development
potential and port zoning. Assessment of Gwadar industrial development potential. Port and industrial development
strategies. Port and cargo traffic forecasts. Port land requirements and zoning plan (50 years). Port construction
program (15 years). Operating models, funding program, financial and economic analyses. Institutional and
management framework. Marketing program. Pakistan economy and development strategies. Overview of current
situation of Gwadar port and city. Strengths and Weaknesses of Gwadar. Development Transit trade, Transhipment,
National and Local industrial development.
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PROJECT NAME COUNTRY

Reconstruction of Berths 5 to 10, East Wharves Pakistan
PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: 60 M
PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY YOUR COMPANY
PROJECT LOCATION WITHIN COUNTRY
Karachi NO. OF STAFF: 17
NO. OF MAN-MONTHS: 362
NAME OF CLIENT
Karachi Port Trust
START DATE COMPLETION DATE APPROX. VALUE OF SERVICES
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) Rs. 16.75 M
December 1995 March 1999
NAME OF ASSOCIATED FIRM(S), IF ANY NO. OF MAN-MONTHS OF PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY
Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick & Co., Ltd., UK ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 44
NAMES OF SENIOR STAFF (PROJECT DIRECTOR/COORDINATOR, TEAM LEADER) INVOLVED AND
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Mohsin Munaver : Deputy Chief Resident Engineer

- Mudassir Hussain : Project Engineer
- S.M. Shakeel : Senior Assistant Resident Engineer
- Mansoor Bari : Assistant Resident Engineer
- Anwar Alam : Geotechnical/Materials Engineer
DETAILED NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
Berths 5-10 at East Wharves consists of 6 Berths to be reconstructed using steel pipes and concrete coping. Berths will
be used as Shipping Berths for General Cargo. It is also envisaged that a Container Terminal will also be built on Berths
6-9 at a later stage. Construction sequence is complex since part of the existing berths are being used for shipping.
The project is complex since shipping activity is present at all times. The berths are to be re-constructed one-by-one and
handed over to the client to avoid congestion in the Karachi Port. Heavy Cranes to handle cargo are provided. Heavy
duty pavement and suitable infrastructure and services are to be provided for loading / unloading of the ships and
efficient movement of the ships in and out of the Berths.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY YOUR COMPANY
Indus Associated Consultants assisted Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick & Co. in the detailed supervision of the construction
construction of the works, establishing topographical controls, sub-soil investigation and comparing with parameters of
the detailed design, carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering equipment like bollards, tie-rods, electrical
equipment etc., testing materials and equipment, issuing instructions to the contractor, checking and verifying bills and
issuing certificates, ensuring that the contractor produces construction and equipment manuals, preparing and
consolidating data for permanents records, preparing and checking as-built drawings, assisting client in settling
contractors claims, reviewing delays and extension of time to the contractor, when applicable.
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Design Engineering Services for Cargo Village in the Pakistan
Western Backwaters, Karachi
PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: Consulting
PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY INDUS
Karachi Port
Karachi NO. OF STAFF 26
NAME OF CLIENT NO. OF MAN-MONTHS 150
Karachi Port Trust
START DATE STIPULATED APPROX VALUE OF SERVICES
COMPLETION DATE
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) Rs. 76 million
December 2006 September 2007
NAME OF ASSOCIATED FIRM(S) IF ANY NO. OF MAN-MONTHS OF PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY
Inros Lackner, Germany, ACE Karachi ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 29
NAME OF SENIOR STAFF (PROJECT DIRECTOR/COORDINATOR, TEAM LEADER) INVOLVED AND
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
Javed Rana, Local Project Director K. R. Hassan, Bridge Design Engineer

Manzoor Ahmed, Reclamation Engineer Shahjahan Qazi, Approach Road & Pavement Engineer
S. H. Mirza, Dredging Works Expert Mohsin Munaver, Senior Port Layout Planner
Ahmed Rizwan, Geotechnical Engineer Capt. Iftikhar Ahmed, Navigational Expert
Iftikharuddin, Port Operations Engineer L. H. Khan, Senior Architect
Shahid Iqbal, Structural Engineer – Building G. N. Malik, Roads & Pavement Engineer
Imtiazuddin Hissam, Utilities Engineer (Water & San.) Saleem Akhtar, Utilities Engineer (Power tele. & Net)
A self contained Cargo handling complex covering ultimately an area over 1,500 acres of reclaimed land plus 300
acres of encroachments (to be cleared). It will provides state of the art facilities for container berths / terminals
including ICD operations CFS bonded warehouse, dangerous goods storage, refrigerated goods storage, support
infrastructures of road and rail links, offices and commercial areas, parking and repair shops, inter modal yard,
shunting yards, all utilities and services.
Indus Associated Consultant is providing technical support and services as local associates to Inros Lackner AC of
Germany for design engineering services which include:
- Review / improvement of Port Master Plan

- Geotechnical surveys and other site investigations
- Design of marine and associated facilities
- Design of infrastructure development
- PQ documents and PQ evaluation
- Preliminary and final design proposal
- Tender documents for ICB
- Environmental impact assessment
- Assistance to Client in tendering and award process
148

Reconstruction of Oil Pier Terminal (OP-II) at Karachi Pakistan
Port
PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: 25 Million
Karachi Port
Karachi Port Trust
START DATE COMPLETION DATE APPROX VALUE OF SERVICES
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) Rs. 59 M
March 2003 March 2005
Lyon Associates Inc. USA ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 24
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- S. M. Munaver Deputy Chief Resident Engineer

- Iftikharuddin Senior Assistant Resident Engineer (Civil)
- S. Mehboob Elahi Senior Assistant Resident Engineer (Marine)
- Saleem Akhter Senior Assistant Resident Engineer (Mech)
- J. Iqbal Siddiqui Senior Assistant Resident Engineer (Elec)
- I. H. Qazi Materials Engineer
Demolition of existing oil pier structure and re-construction of a new oil pier complete with all infrastructure, including of
all the civil, electrical, mechanical and marine works associated with the project, including piling, piping works, loading
arms, quick release mooring gears, land side developments, etc.
Indus Associated Consultants assisted Lyon Associates Inc. USA in the detailed supervision of the construction works
of the project. The supervision work includes day-to-day checking, supervising, inspecting and measuring construction
of the works, establishing topographical controls, sub-soil investigation and comparing with parameters of the detailed
design, carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering equipment like bollards, loading arms, pumps, valves,
cathodic protection equipment, etc. testing materials and equipment, issuing instructions to the contractor, checking
and verifying bills and issuing certificates, ensuring that the contractor produces construction and equipment manuals,
preparing and consolidating data for permanents records, preparing and checking as-built drawings, issuing completion
certificate, assisting client in settling contractors claims and handing over the project to the Client.
149

Reconstruction of Napier Mole Boat Wharf at East Pakistan
Wharf, extending to SRB 1&2 and Berth no 17 & 17A ,
Karachi
PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: 3.0 Million
Karachi Port
Karachi Port Trust
September 2002 May 2006
NIL ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): NIL
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Manzoor Ahmed Chief Resident Engineer

- Ali Asghar Principal Engineer
- Abdul Latif Resident Engineer
- Saleem Jilani Inspector
- Obaid ur Rehman Inspector
Supervision of the demolition of the existing wharf structure and construction supervision of all works related to the
reconstruction of the new wharf structure, including piling, precasting works, superstructure, fenders, bollards,
approach ramps, etc.
Detailed supervision of the construction works of the project. The supervision work includes day-to-day checking,
supervising, inspecting and measuring construction of the works, establishing topographical controls, sub-soil
investigation and comparing with parameters of the detailed design, carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering
equipment like bollards, fenders issuing instructions to the contractor, checking and verifying bills and issuing
certificates, ensuring that the contractor, preparing and consolidating data for permanents records, preparing and
checking as-built drawings, issuing completion certificate, assisting client in settling contractors claims and handing
over the project to the Client.
150

Construction Supervision of Jinnah Bridge Pakistan
Phase II
PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: 40 M
PROJECT LOCATION WITHIN COUNTRY PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY YOUR COMPANY
NAME OF CLIENT
Karachi Port Trust
START DATE COMPLETION DATE

APPROX VALUE OF SERVICES
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) Rs 11.3 M
February 1993 July 1998
NO. OF MAN-MONTHS OF PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY
NAME OF ASSOCIATED FIRM (S), IF ANY ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 29
Leonhardt Andra und Partners, Germany
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Deputy Resident Engineer

- Senior Assistant Resident Engineers
- Assistant Resident Engineers
- Quantity Engineer
- Geotechnical / Material Engineer
The Jinnah Bridge Phase II is an extension of the Phase I and is a three level traffic junction between the existing roads
(1st level) i.e. Keamari Road, Moulvi Tamizuddin Khan Road and Chundrigar Road, accomplished by means of a free
flowing elevated roundabout (2nd level) with an elevated Flyover (2nd level) connection to Mauripur Road and an
Overpass (3rd level) as a direct east-west connection designed to fully cater for the future increased traffic volume in
2015.
The Roundabout comprises 5 lanes (each 12 ft. wide). The inner radius of the roundabout is 253 feet. The
superstructure consists of post tensioned deck slab of 4.5 ft. depth. The flyover to Mauripur Road Intersection is six
lanes (three lanes in each direction) consisting of 35 spans of precast beams, with an average span of 80 ft.
The project is assisted by the World Bank.
Indus Associated Consultants assisted Leonhardt Andra und Partners in the detailed supervision of the construction
construction of the bridge, establishing topographical controls, sub-soil investigation and comparing with parameters of
the detailed design, carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering equipment like bearings, expansion joints,
strands, etc., testing materials and supplies, issuing instructions to the contractor, checking and verifying bills and
issuing certificates, ensuring that the contractor produces construction and equipment manuals, preparing and
consolidating data for permanent records, preparing and checking as-built drawings, issuing completion certificate,
assisting client in settling contractors claims, handing over the project to the Client.
151

Reconstruction of Oil Pier Terminal (OP-I) at Karachi Pakistan
Port
PROJECT COST IN EQV. PKR: 240 Million
Karachi Port
Karachi Port Trust
1976 1978
Frederick R. Harris Inc. USA ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 24
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- J.I. Rana Deputy Chief Resident Engineer

- Azhar Saleem Senior Assistant Resident Engineer (Civil)
- G.H.Memon Senior Assistant Resident Engineer (Elec/Mech)
- Manzoor Ahmed Senior Assistant Resident Engineer (Civil)
- S. M. Munaver Assistant Resident Engineer
Demolition of existing oil pier structure and re-construction of a new oil pier complete with all infrastructure, including of
all the civil, electrical, mechanical and marine works associated with the project, including piling, piping works, loading
arms, quick release mooring gears, land side developments, etc.
Indus Associated Consultants assisted Frederick R. Harris Inc. USA in the detailed supervision of the construction
works of the project. The supervision work includes day-to-day checking, supervising, inspecting and measuring
the detailed design, carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering equipment like bollards, loading arms, pumps,
valves, cathodic protection equipment, etc. testing materials and equipment, issuing instructions to the contractor,
checking and verifying bills and issuing certificates, ensuring that the contractor produces construction and equipment
manuals, preparing and consolidating data for permanents records, preparing and checking as-built drawings, issuing
completion certificate, assisting client in settling contractors claims and handing over the project to the Client.
152

Construction Supervision of Liquid Products Marine Pakistan
Terminal, OP-III
PROJECT COST IN EQV. US $ : 28 M
PROJECT LOCATION WITHIN COUNTRY PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY YOUR COMPANY
NAME OF CLIENT NO. OF MAN-MONTHS: 89
Karachi Port Trust
August 1992 March 1994
NAME OF ASSOCIATED FIRM, IF ANY NO. OF MAN-MONTHS OF PROF. STAFF PROVIDED BY
Prof. Dr. Lackner & Partners, Germany ASSOCIATED FIRM: 14
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
: Deputy Chief Resident Engineer

: Senior Assistant Resident Engineers
: Assistant Resident Engineers
: Geotechnical / Material Engineer
Liquid Products Marine Terminal : OP-III was built in replacement of old OP-II and old OP-III. The Project consisted of
Oil Jetty, Breasting Dolphins, Mooring Dolphins, Walkways, Loading Platform, Trestle and a causeway to cater for
75,000 DWT Oil Tankers. The dredging was carried out upto 45 feet. Civil, structural, mechanical, electrical works
including automatic loading arms, pumps, valves, pipe track, mobile crane, fire fighting equipment, cathodic protection
equipment, etc. were designed and installed. Special emphasis was given to pollution control in the design of this
facility.
Construction also included : 9 automated loading arms, 25 hose connection for pipes, comprehensively designed shore
manifold to take care of over 100 user's piping connections.
Indus Associated Consultants assisted Prof. Dr. Lackner & Partners in the detailed supervision of the construction
the detailed design, carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering equipment like bollards, loading arms, pumps,
valves, cathodic protection equipment, etc. testing materials and equipment, issuing instructions to the contractor,
checking and verifying bills and issuing certificates, ensuring that the contractor produces construction and equipment
manuals, preparing and consolidating data for permanents records, preparing and checking as-built drawings, issuing
completion certificate, assisting client in settling contractors claims and handing over the project to the Client.
153

Design Consultancy Services for the Construction of Pakistan
Hazardous Cargo Terminal including Environmental
Impact Assessment Study.
Karachi Port
Karachi Port Trust
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) US$ 141,000
September 1999
Prof. Dr. Lackner & Partners GmbH (Germany) ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 38
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Structural Engineers
- Planning Engineers
- Environmental
Management Advisor
- Advisor on IMO
Regulations
In addition to the design of the principal components of the scheme for provision of the Hazardous Cargo Terminal and
Related Equipment under the Second Karachi Port Modernization Project – Ports VI, the firm was required to carry out
the Feasibility Study including Environmental Impact Assessment Report. Quantification analysis was undertaken to
evaluate the environmental impacts due to Traffic Noise, Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Drainage / Run off, Community
Severance, Ground Water Contamination, People’s Health, Ecology, Bio-physical characteristics of the project,
Protection of Habitats.
154

Design Consultancy Services for the Pakistan
Re-construction of Napier Mole Boat Wharf including
Environmental Impact Assessment Study.
Karachi Port
Karachi Port Trust
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) US$ 239,000
September 1999
Prof. Dr. Lackner & Partners GmbH (Germany) ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 58

FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Marine & Port
Engineering Engineers
- Planning Engineers
- Environmental
Management Advisor
The consultancy assignment included the detailed planning and design of the principal components of the Napier Mole
Boat Wharf along with the Environmental Impact Assessment Report under the Second Karachi Port Modernization
Project – Ports VI. As part of the assignment the firm carried out the quantification analysis to evaluate the
environmental impacts due to Traffic Noise, Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Drainage / Run off, Community Severance,
Ground Water Contamination, People’s Health, Ecology, Bio-physical characteristics of the project, Protection of
Habitats.
155

Design Consultancy Services for the Construction of Pakistan
Napier Mole Road Bridge including Environmental
Impact Assessment Study.

Karachi Port
Karachi Port Trust
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: US$ 117,000
September 1999
BABTIE Group (U.K.) ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 24
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Bridge Engineers
- Environmental
Management Advisor
In addition to the detailed planning and preparation of the project layout scheme of the principal components of the
Napier Mole Road Bridge under the Second Karachi Port Modernization Project – Ports VI, the firm was required to
carry out the Feasibility Study including Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the Project. The Environmental
Impact Assessment Report include the quantification analysis due to Traffic Noise, Air Pollution, Water Pollution,
Drainage / Run off, Community Severance, Ground Water Contamination, People’s Health, Ecology, Bio-physical
characteristics of the project, Protection of Habitats.
156

Reconstruction of Napier Mole Boat Wharf at East Pakistan
Wharf, Karachi
Karachi Port
Karachi Port Trust
September 2002 December 2005
NIL ASSOCIATED FIRM(S):
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- M. Ahmed Principal Engineer I
- Ali Asghar Principal Engineer II
- Akhlaq-ul-Haq Resident Engineer
- Saleem Jilani Inspector
- Obaid ur Rehman Inspector
Supervision of the demolition of the existing wharf structure and construction supervision of all works related to the
reconstruction of the new wharf structure, including piling, precasting works, superstructure, fenders, bollards,
approach ramps, etc.
Detailed supervision of the construction works of the project. The supervision work includes day-to-day checking,
supervising, inspecting and measuring construction of the works, establishing topographical controls, sub-soil
investigation and comparing with parameters of the detailed design, carrying out modifications in piling to suit, ordering
equipment like bollards, fenders issuing instructions to the contractor, checking and verifying bills and issuing
certificates, ensuring that the contractor, preparing and consolidating data for permanents records, preparing and
checking as-built drawings, issuing completion certificate, assisting client in settling contractors claims and handing
over the project to the Client.
157
COUNTRY
PROJECT NAME
Design of Karachi Freight Station at TPX Karachi Pakistan

NAME OF CLIENT
Karachi International Container Terminal
COMPLETION DATE APPROX. VALUE OF SERVICES
START DATE
Sept 2001 October 2002
NAME OF ASSOCIATED FIRM(S), IF ANY ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): Nil
Nil.
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Deputy Project Manager : Incharge of the Project
- Principal Engineers : Preparation of Design, Drawings and Tender Documents
- Senior Engineers : Preparation of Design, Drawings and Tender Documents
- Structural Engineers : Preparation of Structural Designs and Drawings
The project was development of a container freight station spread over an area of 82,000 sq. m for M/s KICTL at TPX
(Thole Produce Yard) located on the M. T. Khan Road.

Indus Associated Consultants designed the complete container freight station along with with all infrastructures. The
project consists of construction of shell roof structures sheds (two without walls for export cargo, one each with walls for
import cargo, dangerous cargo and workshop/container repair workshop. RCC framed structured buildings complete in
all respect comprising of Main Office Block, Ambulance facility, Canteens – 2 Nos., Gate House / Customs Offices, Gate
House / Security Offices, Weigh Bridge, Electrical Sub-Station / Generator Room. Development of underground tank fed
by tube-well for fire fighting purpose by automatic pressurized pump. Construction of levelled surface with hardstand
area and precast concrete paver pavement, asphaltic roads and underground infrastructures (fire fighting system,
loading/unloading bay in front of the sheds, drainage system, underground conduits for electrical networks, computer
and telephone network, water supply, sewerage system and foundations for lighting towers / street lights, etc.) External
electrification including supply and installation of generators, sub-station equipment, electrical connections to all
buildings / structures, supply and installation of lighting towers, streetlights, etc. The assignment involved in providing
and performing the services for design and contract documents including : performing field investigations; advising the
Client and arranging for special investigations; preparing preliminary drawings, cost estimates and design reports,
detailed designs and tender documents for the Client's approval; preparation of final drawings, tender documents, bills
of quantities, Engineers Cost Estimate, Condition of Contract, etc. for inviting tenders.
Construction supervision services included: approving the equipment drawings and detailed shop drawings; inspecting
and testing during manufacture of materials and equipment; issuing instructions and supervising the execution of the
works; supervising and conducting tests on site; issuing all certificates for current and final payment and other
certificates, carrying carried out day-to-day supervision of works, inspecting and measuring construction of works and
installation of equipment, maintaining records of progress of work, issuing instructions to the Contractors, verifying bills
and issuing certificates. Observing unknown conditions and modifying designs to suit, preparing extra work orders,
ensuring that Contractor produces construction and maintenance manuals and permanent as built record.
158
COUNTRY
PROJECT NAME
Design Engineering Services for Cargo Village and Pakistan
Industrial Park, KPT
PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: 590 million

NO. OF MAN-MONTHS: 10 m
NAME OF CLIENT
Karachi Port Trust
START DATE
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) US $ 3.13 million
December 2006 September 2007
NAME OF ASSOCIATED FIRM(S), IF ANY ASSOCIATED FIRM(S): 220
Inros Lackner AG Germany
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
A multimodal terminal is planned in the port of Karachi. Karachi Port Trust thus responds to the increasing cargo
handling volume, which is to grow further due to the construction of the deep water port in Keamari. The target is to
increase the handling capacity of the port and to adapt it to the expected flow of goods. On an area of 600 ha a cargo
village and industrial park has been planned according to the latest standards.
The project comprised planning services from preliminary design to tender for land reclamation by hydraulic filling, bank
protection, berths, road and rail connection, supply and disposal, buildings of the cargo centre incl. power plant and sea
water desalination for the supply of the cargo centre with potable water.
Construction Volume: 590 million US $

Design engineering services in technical association / joint venture with Inros Lackner AG of Germany for Cargo Village.
The services being rendered include: Review improvement of Karachi Port Master Plan; field surveys, traffic surveys
and analysis / evaluation of all data either already available or gathered in field. Geotechnical and hydraulic survey and
site investigations; Design of marine associated structures / facilities; design of infrastructure development; PQ
documents and PQ evaluation; Preliminary and final design proposal; tender documents for ICB; tender evaluation and
award support to the client. The remuneration for services rendered in terms of man-months payment includes 29 man-
months for foreign consultants and 150 man-months for local associates.
159
COUNTRY
PROJECT NAME
Grain & Fertilizer Terminal at Port Qasim Pakistan
Design & Construction Supervision

NO. OF MAN-MONTHS: 70 months
NAME OF CLIENT
Fauji Akbar PORTIA Marine Terminals (Pvt.) Ltd.
Karachi/Pakistan
START DATE
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) Rs. US$ 3.00 million
May 2006 August 2012
Inros Lackner AG Germany
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED
- Resident Engineers : Top & Site Supervision

FAP has appointed Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) Ltd and Inros Lackner AG to prepare the Feasibility Report for
the implementation of a Grain & Fertilizer Terminal on Build, Operate and Transfer basis. The Consultants has draw
specialized input from Bremenport : Consult, Bremerhaven and Alkyon Hydraulic Consultancy & Research. It was
envisaged that a consortium of INDUS Associated Consultants, Karachi and Inros Lackner AG Consulting Engineers,
Bremen/Germany (the Consultants) carried out detailed planning and design, checking of EPC-contractor’s designs and
working drawings, supervision, quality control, etc.
The terminal concept and designs prepared and elaborated in this Feasibility Report are cost-effective and meet the
state-of-the-art solutions.
Design Criteria of the Terminal

The design criteria are as follows:
• Grain import: vessel size up to 75,000 DWT; Grain export: vessel size up to 25,000 DWT
• Unloading (import) at 1 x 1,000 tph nominal capacity, from ship to shore;
• Loading (export) at 500 tph nominal capacity, from storage to ship;
• Fertilizer vessels to be upto 50,000 DWT with average vessels size of 35,000 – 40,000 DWT;
• Unloading of fertilizer by 1 x 500 tph nominal capacity from vessel;
• Loading and unloading of bagged rice (export) and sugar (import and export);
• Design capacity for grain and fertilizer 3 million tons per annum (single berth);
• The terminal to handle 75,000 DWT;
• Dredged depth in the navigation channel presently –11 m PQA CD, with future depth of –14.5 m PQA CD;
• Berth to be open pile structure : minimum 300 m length and 30 m width;
• Throughput capacity of 1,000 tph (import); 1,000 tph by conveyor systems;
• Grains (wheat, rice, pulses, seeds) and Fertilizer (rock phosphate, sulphur, finished fertilizer and other raw
materials (FRM) to be handled for import and export.
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• Ship-to-shore handling and operations;
• Silos storage : 100,000 tons
• Terminal back-up area;
• Design of structures to conform to Building Codes of Pakistan for Port Qasim Area (seismic Zone 2B as per
latest edition of Uniform Building Code, wind speed 50 m/s);
Having considered the design criteria, the Consultants with their international and local experience have envisaged the
following salient features:
Planning and design of Grain and Fertilizer Terminal will be a 21st Century Terminal at minimum investment cost but
maximum efficiency/safety and durability at minimum maintenance demand are the technical objectives and expected
results.
Consequently, the Consultant has addressed (among others) the following subjects:
Layout optimization and terminal configuration

• Expansion potential
• Safe stopping length for vessels when entering the Terminal while maintaining manoeuvrability, respectively
concept for altered tug boat assistance.
• Balancing between dredging volume and reclamation fill
• Max. utilization of less suitable dredge material for land fill by comparison of subsoil improvement measures,
such as
− Vertical sand drains
− Dynamic compaction
− Pre-loading
and comparison of time-settlement behaviours of different options and consequent repaving measures due to long-term
consolidation effects.
• Cost comparison of land reclamation options as above (piles, dynamic compaction, pre-loading) versus land fill
measures utilizing best suitable sand (for reducing /eliminating the risk of re-paving terminal areas) from far
away borrow pits.
• Comparison of design options for quay wall structures, particularly in view of highly corrosive marine
environment, excessive raise of steel price in the world market, but also execution and construction time
aspects.
• Optimization of fender systems and mooring equipment, electrical and Mechanical equipment.
• Design of Fill and Reclamation Works
• Details of Dredging Works
• Design of Fertilizer Flat Storages / Ancillary Building
• Design of Infrastructure and Utility Networks
Administration and Social Building / Laboratory / Workshop / Spare parts store Design of Stormwater Drainage and
Drinking Water Environmental Impact Assessment
Skill transfer programme
161
COUNTRY
PROJECT NAME
Karachi Harbour Crossing: Cable-Stayed Bridge: Pakistan
Connecting Deep Draft Berths with Manora and
Connectivity with Cargo Village

NO. OF MAN-MONTHS: 24 m
NAME OF CLIENT
Karachi Port Trust
START DATE
(Month/Year) (Month/Year) Rs. 112 million
November 2006 December 2008 PROJECT COST IN EQV. US$: 800 million
Leonhardt, Andra & Partner / Inros Lackner AG
Germany
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED

Design Engineering Services for the construction of Bridge / Connectivity from Keamari to Manora / Western
Backwaters and Sandspit in technical association / joint venture with joint venture Leonhardt, Andrä und Partner GmbH
and Inros Lackner AG in association with A.A. Associates and Indus Associated Consultants (pvt) Ltd. was appointed by
Karachi Port Trust (KPT) as consultant on the project. The service contract for this project has been divided into two
parts, whereas the Phase I Comprises the elaboration of the Feasibility Study and the PC-1 Form. In the Phase II, the
preliminary design and detailed tender for the solution selected in Phase I will be prepared. Furthermore, the tendering
process, including the prequalification process for the contractors, to be established. The present Feasibility Report
outlines possible alignments between the new Container Terminal at Keamari Groyne and the new Cargo Village with a
connection to Manora. Based on first cost estimates, the financial and economic situation of the five proposed alignment
options were analysed. The Phase I of the project will ascertain the feasibility of the connection. For this purpose, first
topographic, bathymetric and subsoil surveys as well as traffic counts and the following have been conducted.
• Vessel Study
• Traffic Study
• Alignment Study
• Geotechnical Study
• Bridge Concept Design
• Financial and Economic Analyses
• Initial Environmental Examination
• Assessment of the hydraulic situation
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Board of Directors .................................................................................................................4

Organization and Management Structure ..............................................................................5

Major Clients ........................................................................................................................6

Experience of the Firm ..........................................................................................................8

Facilities Available with the Firm ...........................................................................................41

• Name of Firm : Indus Associated Consultants (Pvt) Ltd.

• Type of Firm : Private Limited Company

• Year of Formation : 1964

• Incorporation Date : 1971

• No and Year of Registration

• Head Office : 18 FCC Maratab Ali Road Gulberg -IV Lahore –

- Mian Shamim Haider Executive Director

- Mr. J.I. Rana Director

- Mr. Shehzad. A. Haider Director

- Dr. Shahida Haider Director

Structural / Design Multan Branch

Architecture Quantity & Cost

Construction Supervision Division

1. NATIONAL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY (NHA)

• Motorways, Expressways and Highways.

Highways, Roads and Bridges Projects

Irrigation, Water Resources Development and Agricultural Projects

Architectural, Structural and Building Projects

- Campus Buildings for National College of Business Administration and Economics

Mater Planning and Land Use Projects

- ADB financed Environmental Strengthening Programme.

Marine Projects (Ports and Harbours)

- Liquid Products Marine Terminal OP-V at Karachi

Management, Financial and Institutional Development Projects

♦ Resident Construction Supervision of Annual Development Program 2017-18 in Highway Circle,

♦ Peshawar Ring Road Project

♦ Flood Emergency Reconstruction Project (NHA)

♦ Rehabilitation of Ratodero - Naudero Road

♦ Larkana City Development Package Project (Deposit Works)

♦ ADB Assisted Punjab Road Sector Development Project, Punjab

♦ ADB Farm to Market Roads Phase I, Punjab

♦ General Consultancy Services for ADB Financed Farm to Market Roads

♦ ADB Farm to Market Roads Phase II, Punjab

♦ ADB Farm to Market Roads Phase II, N.W.F.P

♦ ADB Assisted Balochistan Road Development Sector Project

♦ Contract Administration and Construction Supervision of N-5 Highway Rehabilitation Project

♦ Construction Supervision of Ormara-Pasni Section of Makran Coastal Highway Project

♦ Faisalabad-Multan Motorway Project

♦ Construction Supervision of Jinnah Bridge Phase II

♦ Jhelum-Mardan additional carriageway National Highway (N-5)

♦ Bridge on Kurram River

♦ Overhead Bridge at Data Nagar

♦ Design and Supervision of Interchanges at Islamabad

♦ 20 Years Master Plan for Farm - to - Market Roads in NWFP

♦ Karak to Nari Panoos Road.

♦ Karappa-Karak-Sarai Gambila Road

♦ 10 Years Master Plan for Rural roads In Rawalpindi Civil Division

♦ Latambar Samar Payan Road

♦ Lahore Multan National Highway

♦ Indus Super Highway

♦ Approach Roads for N.M. Bridge

♦ Indus Highway Project (IHP)

♦ Indus Highway in Sind

♦ Pakistan Steel Mills Collector Roads.

♦ Improvement and Sealing of the Jatta Shakardara Road

♦ Improvement and Sealing of the Kohat Bannu Road

♦ Service Road along Canal in Islamabad