Liaquat Ali Khan Engineering Faculty Block at Bulkh

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CORPORATE NEWS
Nayyar Ali Dada calls on
MD NESPAK
Nayyar Ali Dada, a
renowned architect,
who also holds
President's Pride of
Performance
Award, visited
NESPAK House,
Lahore. He was
welcomed by Asad
I. A. Khan,
Managing Director
NESPAK. MD
NESPAK briefed
him about the
activities of
NESPAK during an
informal meeting
over a cup of tea.
DIVISIONS
RE-ORGANISED
The Monitoring and Information
Technology Division has been reorganised. The Monitoring section
has been merged with Quality
Management Division and has
been renamed as Monitoring and
Quality Control Division (M&QC).
Whereas Information Technology
has been merged in Water
Resources Division.
Nayyer Ali Dada having a chat with MD NESPAK
Elected for Irshad Ahmad
Gold Medal
Hafiz Muhammad
Ahmad, Senior
Engineer Structural
Engineering Division,
Lahore was elected for
the award of “Irshad
Ahmad Gold Medal for Young Professionals”
for rendering outstanding services to
NESPAK and in particular to SE Division. He
showed tremendous potential and displayed
exceptional commitment to his work and to
NESPAK. The gold medal along with a
cheque of Rs. 25000 as a token of
recognition shall be awarded to him later.
NESPAK
pays tributes to
Prof. Abul Kalam, ZA Nizami
The NESPAK Management offers its
sincere and heartfelt condolences on the
passing away of two eminent personalities
– Prof. Abul Kalam, former Vice Chancellor
NED University and Z.A. Nizami, former
Chancellor Sir Syed University of
Engineering and Technology (SSUET),
Karachi. NESPAK Managing Director Asad
I. A. Khan paid glowing tributes to both the
scholars who dedicated their lives for the
cause of education and well-being of
humanity. Asad recounted the services of
both stalwarts, who were instrumental in
promoting architecture and engineering
education in Pakistan. Both these
luminaries will long be remembered.
NESPAK to develop National Flood Protection Plan-IV
NESPAK in association with
Deltares of the Netherlands has
signed a consultancy services
agreement with the Project
Management & Policy Implementation
Unit (PMPIU) of the Ministry of Water &
Power, Government of Pakistan for the
Development of National Flood
Protection Plan-IV (NFPP-IV) and Related
Studies to enhance capacity building of the
Federal Flood Commission.
On behalf of NESPAK, Dr. Mansoor A.
Hashmi, Vice President/Head Water Resources
Division and Asjad Imtiaz Ali, Chairman Federal
Flood Commission/Project Director Water
Sector Capacity Building and Advisory Services
Project (WCAP), signed the agreement on May
21, 2013 in Islamabad. The project studies
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commenced as per the contract
agreement from June 20, 2013. M.
Masood Asif, General Manager Water
Resources Division, who prepared and
won the proposal, has been nominated
as the Team Leader of the project. The
project is funded by the World Bank
under WCAP.
There are four main components of the
project studies, which include
preparation of the National Flood
Protection Plan for the next 10 years,
inventory of flood protection works
constructed so far all over Pakistan,
flood inundation maps, and capacity
building of the Federal Flood
Commission.
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PROJECT NEWS
NESPAK wins USAID
funded project in Sindh
NESPAK Karachi office has won
architectural and engineering services for
the USAID-funded Sindh Basic Education
Program (SBEP) - Milestone Monitoring
Services for the construction of schools in
Sindh through an open competition.
According to the details, the 2010 floods
affected approximately 5,000 schools in
Sindh, out of which 2,500 schools were
completely destroyed. This natural
catastrophe hindered the education
process of thousands of children in Sindh
and other parts of Pakistan.
In order to improve access to schools,
quality of education in flood-affected
districts and restore public confidence in
the public education system, USAID
offered its support to the Government of
Sindh (GoS) for the construction of new
facilities to replace damaged schools in
seven priority districts in the northern area
of Sindh. These districts included
Jacobabad, Sukkur, Larkana, Kashmore,
Kamber Shahdadkot, Dadu, and Khairpur
besides selected towns of Karachi like
Gadap, Lyari, Orangi, Kemari and Bin
Qasim. USAID will provide financial
support for the construction of an
estimated 90 to 140 new schools.
NESPAK's scope of work, as a lead
partner with its associates (Associates in
Development and TECHRED), consists of
services required for monitoring the
achievement of payment milestones
identified in fixed amount reimbursement
agreements between USAID and the GoS
with following details: preparation of a
milestone monitoring plan (which shall also
serve as the equivalent of a Performance
Monitoring Plan for this Task Order) for all
construction activities under Components I
and II of the SBEP. The plan will include
appropriate inspection schedules,
standard inspection forms, and guidelines
for inspectors, monitoring of environmental
compliance, monitoring of quality
assurance by the contractor providing
architectural & engineering services for
the construction of
schools and shall
provide the contractor
and USAID with any
review comments and
suggestions for
improvements. The
Milestone Monitoring
Plan shall also identify
specific tests to be
conducted by the
contractor to verify
the accuracy and
quality of testing
being performed by
the A&E services
contractor and the
GoS contracted
construction firms.
Various concept plans of USAID schools
Restoration of flood damages
in Southern Punjab
NESPAK has been tasked with the
evaluation and construction supervision of
flood damages in Southern Punjab, which
were occurred in 2010. The works include
26 provincial and 87 district roads
scattered in D.G. Khan, Rajanpur,
Muzaffargarh and Layyah Districts.
M. Hussaan Irshad, Principal Engineer
H&TE Division, has been assigned the
project management of these works.
NESPAK established two residences to
cover these four districts. The project was
taken as a challenging job to restore the
roads as early as possible to facilitate the
general public.
NESPAK wins PTCL
seven core sites
project
NESPAK Building Services Division
(BSD) has won a project related to the
survey of power and environment
upgrades at seven core sites in PTCL
network located in Lahore, Islamabad,
Rawalpindi and Karachi. The scope of
services includes a detailed survey,
planning, design, cost estimates, BOQ,
bidding documents, bids evaluation and
resident supervision. Engineer
Muhammad Kamran Nasir is the Project
Manager. The project is expected to be
completed by December 2013. PTCL
has also registered NESPAK in the
capacity of a large sized vendor.
NESPAK inks agreement
with C&W Department
From L to R: Engr. M. Haris Farooqi and Chief Justice
Dost Muhammad with other officials
NESPAK Building Services Division (BSD)
signed an agreement with the
Communication and Works (C&W)
Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to
provide design and supervision services
for the replacement of an HVAC plant, lifts,
firefighting system and installation of a
heavy duty generator at Peshawar High
Court. Muhammad Haris Farooqi, Sr.
Engineer BSD, is the Project Manager. The
project cost is Rs. 480 million.
Earlier, Muhammad Haris Farooqi and
Engineer Muhammad Furqan gave a
presentation to Dost Muhammad Khan, the
Chief Justice of Peshawar High Court on
the above project. The honorable Chief
Justice lauded the expertise and
professional approach of NESPAK.
Landfill site at
Lakhodair, Lahore
NESPAK signed an agreement with the
Lahore Waste Management Company
(LWMC) for the construction of a landfill
site at Lakhodair, Lahore. The scope of
services includes engineering design
review, design vetting and construction
supervision. Lahore Waste Management
Company (LWMC) has also awarded
additional work for design of electrical and
structural components of Lakhaodair site.
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PROJECT NEWS
Services for Rs. 15 billion
irrigation projects extended
Shakeel Ahmad Toor, Deputy Secretary
Technical Punjab Irrigation Department
and Syed Imran Waheed, GM/Head
Construction Management (CM) Division
NESPAK, signed the Addendum No.1 to
the contract for consultancy services
related to Annual Development
Programme (ADP) irrigation projects on
February 1, 2013. The consultancy
services were initially awarded to NESPAK
for a period of three years up to
September 2012, which have been
extended up to September 2015.
NESPAK has been providing design
review, monitoring & construction
supervision services for the irrigation
projects under ADP since 2009. The
projects included irrigation rehabilitation
systems spread all over Punjab with an
outlay of Rs. 15 billion. Major civil works
Mangla Dam
Raising Project
Baseline Inspection
completed
Baseline Inspection team at the Emergency Spillway
The task of Baseline Inspection of Mangla
Dam Raising Project started in September
2012, was accomplished in June 2013.
Field works for the sedimentation survey
were carried out from September 2012 to
February 2013. Site visits by all the
experts related to concerned disciplines
were completed by April 28, 2013.
Preparation of report by MJV is in
progress. Meanwhile, replenishment work
of existing Riprap from El 1170 ft to El
1195 ft on upstream side of Main Dam and
Intake Embankment was completed on
May 25, 2013 and only allied activities are
in progress.
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comprise lining of 500 km
of canals, rehabilitation of
1070 km of canals,
rehabilitation/remodeling/
reconstruction of 993
hydraulic structures i.e.,
head regulators, xregulators, falls, cross
drainage structures,
cattle bath stations, inlets
and hundreds of bridges.
The quality of works
being monitored by
NESPAK is excellent and
the projects/ schemes are
being timely completed
according to the standard
specifications.
Shakeel Ahmad Toor (Right) and Syed Imran Waheed signing the Addendum No.1
The extension in NESPAK consultancy
services has been materialized due to
professional efforts of Project Manager
ADP Irrigation Projects Tahir Amin, Chief
Engineer CM Division and his team.
Pakistan's first National Centre
on MLARR launched
The World Bank and Australian Aid
(AusAID), in association with NESPAK and
University of the Punjab (PU), launched
Pakistan's first National Centre on
Management of Land Acquisition,
Resettlement and Rehabilitation (MLARR)
at the Institute of Social and Cultural
Studies, PU, on April 9, 2013. Similar setups have been established at BRAC
University Dhaka, Bangladesh and
Administrative Staff College of India,
Hyderabad. All three national centres were
launched jointly through a video link in
Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. The
World Bank and AusAID participated in
this ceremony from New Dehli, India,
whereas; Centres participated from their
representative institutions. Irfan-ul-Haq,
GM/Head and Imran-ul-Haq, Pr. Engineer
from Environment and Resettlement
Section, GT&GE Division represented
NESPAK.
The Centre will be dealing with the
courses/activities related to MLARR during
the planning and implementation of
various development projects. Long-term
courses will be offered in the Centre and
short-term courses will be conducted at
NESPAK.
Earlier, a second round of training on
MLARR in Pakistan under the World Bank
project, Professional Capacity Building
Program, was conducted at NESPAK
House, Lahore from April 16 to 18, 2013.
Asad I. A. Khan, Managing Director
NESPAK, welcomed all the participants
and appreciated their participation in the
training of national as well as international
importance.
Dr. Ferdous Jahan, World Bank Consultant
from BRAC University Bangladesh,
participated as an International Trainer
and Irfan-ul-Haq, GM/Head and Imran-ulHaq, Principal Engineer, Environment &
Resettlement Section, GT&GE Division as
local trainers. On
successful completion of
training, certificates were
distributed among the
participants by Dr. Tahir
M. Hayat, Vice President
GT&GE Division. Irfan-ulHaq is the Training/
Project Manager of this
project.
NESPAK Engineers Irfan-ul-Haq and Imran-ul-Haq along with PU VC Dr. Mujahid Kamran
attending the launching of Pakistan's first National Centre on MLARR at PU
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AIRPORT
PROJECTS
Reconstruction of Main Runway at
Jinnah International Airport
PROJECT NEWS
Health Facility at Civil
Hospital Karachi
completed
NESPAK A&P Division Karachi has completed and handed
over the site of the Kitchen and Gynaecology Operation
Theater at Civil Hospital, Karachi to the client Dow
University of Health Sciences Alumni Association called
DOWITES-1984. The Rs. 18.15 million project consisted of
an additional floor at the 2nd level of the building. The
scope of work included detailed design and construction
supervision with complete architecture, interior, plumbing
and electrical works. The design is based on economical
and efficient use of existing space, and use of clean and
durable materials.
M. Arif Changezi, GM/Head A&P Division Karachi was
Project Manager and Rashid Hussain, Sr. Engineer, acted
as Resident Engineer.
NESPAK in association with ADPI, France has been awarded
reconstruction/up-gradation of main runway at the Jinnah
International Airport (JIAP), Karachi. NESPAK won this project in
competition with other local and multinational consultants.
The scope of works includes master planning and detailed design of
major airside components such as runways, taxiways, airfield
lighting, NAVAIDS and other related utility networks. Upon
completion, the JIAP will be the second airport in Pakistan after New
Benazir Bhutto International Airport (NBBIA), Islamabad that will be
capable of handling the Airbus A380 aircraft. Earlier, NESPAK-ADPI
designed the runways and other infrastructure for the NBBIA. The
JIAP runway reconstruction project is being undertaken by the
Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority and is expected to cost around
Rs. 2 billion.
Extension of Terminal Building at
Bacha Khan Airport, Peshawar
The Civil Aviation Authority of Pakistan has hired NESPAK for
planning and design of an extension of Terminal Building at Bacha
Khan International Airport, Peshawar. The project will help ease
congestion at the Peshawar Airport. The scope of works includes
designing of a separate area for domestic arrivals and departures
and renovation/remodeling of existing terminal building for
international arrivals and departures. This extension work is expected
to be completed by the end of 2014 at an estimated cost of Rs. 300
million. NESPAK will also provide construction management and
supervision services.
Extension of Terminal Building at
AIIAP
NESPAK is undertaking the planning and design of an extension of
terminal building at the Allama Iqbal International Airport (AIIAP),
Lahore. The terminal building, which was designed by NESPAK in the
1990's, requires extension due to increasing international passenger
traffic in Lahore.
The scope of works includes extension and renovation/remodeling of
immigration areas at both Level-1 and 2 i.e., arrivals and departure
respectively. This extension work will be undertaken by the Pakistan
Civil Aviation Authority at an estimated cost of Rs. 260 million.
NESPAK will also provide construction management and supervision
services.
Renovated Gynaecology Operation Theater at Civil Hospital Karachi
Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory
Authority building
NESPAK Architecture and Planning Division Karachi has
won the competition for Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory
Authority's office building at Karachi through an open
competition. Eight different consulting firms from all over
Pakistan including NESPAK participated in the competition.
NESPAK will provide design, master planning, bidding
documents and top construction supervision services for
the building.
The project will be completed in two phases (Phase-1 and
Phase-2) having a total covered area of 5076 sqm. The
estimated cost of the project is Rs. 220 million.
Extension in consultancy granted
The Project Director, Irrigation Department, Government of
Sindh extended the consultancy services of the joint
venture of NESPAK-ECIL for the Lining of Distributaries and
Minors Project in Sindh on June 4, 2013.
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PROJECT NEWS
NESPAK sets another
milestone in Swat
Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed
Al-Nahyan Bridge
inaugurated
Gen. Ashfaq Pervaiz Kayani, Chief of the Army Staff
(COAS), inaugurated the Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed
Al-Nahyan Bridge in Swat on April 12, 2013. The
Ambassador of UAE along with his officials and high
ranking officers of the Pakistan Army attended the
inauguration ceremony.
Asad I. A. Khan, MD NESPAK, Dr. Tahir Mahmood
Hayat and Basit Masud, Vice Presidents GT&GE
Division, Dr. Mansoor Ahmad Hashmi, Vice President
Water Resources and Ahsan Anwar, GM/Head
Coordination Division, represented NESPAK.
The bridge was
completed at a cost
of Rs. 325 million in
24 months with the
financial assistance
from the UAE
government under its
UAE Pakistan
Assistance
Programme (UPAP).
NESPAK provided
design and
construction
supervision services
for the project.
The COAS inaugurating the Al-Nahyan Bridge
Sheikh Khalifa Bin
Zayed Al-Nahyan
Road
Gen. Ashfaq Pervaiz
Kayani inaugurated the
Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed
Al-Nahyan Road at Wana,
South Waziristan Agency
(SWA) FATA on June 20,
2013. The road is 49 km
long and connects Wana
with Angoor Adda, a
locality on Pak-Afghan
border. The road has
significantly reduced the
travel time. NESPAK
provided engineering
consultancy services for
the project sponsored
under the UPAP.
The inauguration
ceremony was attended
by the Essa Abdullah AlBasha Al Nuaimi, UAE
Ambassador, Abdullah AlGhefeli, Coordinator UPAP,
Lt Gen Khalid Rabbani,
Corps Commander
Peshawar, Lt. Gen Najib
Ullah, Engineer-in-Chief,
Maj. Gen. Javed
Mahmood Bukhari, DG
FWO and other senior
officials of FATA and
Armed Forces. Basit
Masud, Vice President
(G&I) GT&GE Division
NESPAK was also present.
(1st row: Left to Right) Dr. Mansoor A. Hashmi, Dr. Tahir M. Hayat, Asad I. A. Khan, Lt. Gen. Najib Ullah Khan (Engineer in
Chief), UAE Ambassador Essa Abdullah Al-Basha Al-Nuaimi, COAS Gen. Ashfaq Pervaiz Kayani and Lt. Gen. Khalid Rabbani.
Ahsan Anwar and Basit Masud are also seen in the second row.
AL-Nahyan Bridge in Swat
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PROJECT NEWS
Flyover on G.T. Road
Gujranwala opens
The flyover on G.T. Road Gujranwala was
opened for the traffic in June 2013.
NESPAK- ECSP joint venture provided
detailed design and construction
supervision services for the project. The
flyover is a signal free facility and consists
of two lanes on either side and three lanes
each (At grade) for traffic coming from
Rawalpindi and Lahore and entering into
Gujranwala city in addition to two ramps
on the Sialkot road.
supported on transom and single pier. The
construction activity was stared in
December 2012 on the project having a
cost of Rs. 4 billion. The construction of
the flyover will facilitate the movement of
freight, passengers traffic and will reduce
traffic jams and noise as well as air
pollution in Gujranwala.
The length of main flyover is 1.755 km with
a deck width of 17 meters. The length of
ramps on Sialkot side is 460 meters.
Inverted T girders have been used
State Life Insurance
Corporation office
buildings
NESPAK A&P Division Karachi has been
awarded the design and construction
supervision of State Life Insurance
Corporation's (SLIC) office building at
Rahim Yar Khan. NESPAK will also render
construction supervision of another SLIC
office building at Sialkot.
The building at Rahim Yar Khan will cost
Rs. 243.20 million and the scope of work
involves overall planning, coordination,
and control of the whole office building
project from beginning to completion.
The design comprises a basement +
ground + 4 floors. The total covered area
is 6168 sqm. Salient features of design
include two modern lifts, firefighting
arrangement, accessible design for the
handicapped, parking in basement for 47
cars and ample motor bike parking in
open space. Mumtaz Jilani, GM A&P
Division Karachi, is the Project Manager
and Iqbal Baloch is the Project Architect.
The building at Sialkot is located at a
prominent intersection of Kutchery road,
and Highway Office Road. The project
cost is Rs. 181.12 million. NESPAK is the
lead consultant for the project while subconsultants are M/s International Design
Group (IDG). The scope of work includes
overall coordination, and control of
construction supervision of the project.
A view of the Gujranwala flyover after opening for traffic
BISE Rawalpindi Morgah Campus completed
The state-of-the-art, purpose-built Campus
for the Board of Intermediate and
Secondary Education (BISE), Rawalpindi
has been completed under NESPAK
supervision at a cost of Rs. 750 million.
The BISE has become functional at the
newly constructed Campus located in
Morgah, Rawalpindi. The project
comprised a main building, one-window
operations building, substation building
and allied external development works like
The design comprises a basement +
ground + 4 floors. The total covered area
is 3900 sqm. Salient features of design
include a standby generator, landscaping
and parking for 22 cars. Mumtaz Jilani,
GM A&P Division Karachi is the Project
Manager and Architect is Azizullah.
water-supply, sewerage, drainage, roads,
walkways, parking and green spaces. The
plot measures an area of 42.4 kanals.
The main building has six storeys covering
an area of 26,900 sqm. There are
provisions in structural system of the main
building for addition of one floor above
and four passenger lifts. The two-storey
one-window operations building covers an
area of 1,230 sqm. The single-storey
substation building
covers an area of 120
sqm. NESPAK has been
associated with this
project since 2006 and its
scope of services
included engineering
design, preparation of
bidding documents and
resident construction
supervision.
State Life Insurance Office Building Sialkot
State Life Insurance Office Building Rahim Yar Khan
The front view of the main building of BISE Morgah Rawalpindi Campus
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PROJECT NEWS
VISITS
MD visits Mardan
Residency
Asad I. A. Khan, Managing Director
NESPAK, paid a surprise visit to
Mardan Residency under the
Emergency Rural Road Rehabilitation
Project along with Dr. Mansoor A.
Hashmi, Vice President Water
Resources Division, Dr. Tahir M. Hayat
and Basit Masud, Vice Presidents
GT&GE Division on April 12, 2013.
Noor Muhammad, RE Mardan
Residency, briefed them about the
ongoing works. The MD and other
delegates visited the field laboratory
and lauded the work done by RE and
field staff.
Chief Secretary AJ&K visiting the West Bank Bypass
Project, Muzaffarabad
Secretary Irrigation
Department visits flood
works
MD NESPAK, Dr. Mansoor Hashmi, Dr. Tahir M. Hayat and Basit Masud
during their visit to Mardan Residency
Pre-shipment inspection
of chillers in Japan
Ahsan Khalid, Engineer Building Services
Division, along with Client's representative
Arshad Ahsan, Senior Manager PTCL,
visited Japan from May 13 to 17, 2013 in
connection with PTCL Headquarters
Islamabad project. The tour was aimed at
carrying out pre-shipment inspection of
the Dual Fuel Double Effect Absorption
Chillers/Heaters being manufactured by
M/s KTE - Kawasaki Thermal Engineering
Company, Japan.
Senior officials visit
West Bank Bypass
Project
Sabir Hassan, Member Motorway-NHA,
Ilmuddin Bullo, Chief Secretary Azad
Jammu & Kashmir (AJ&K) and Sardar
Yaqoob Khan, President of AJ&K, visited
the West Bank Bypass Project,
Muzaffarabad on May 9, 16, and 24, 2013
respectively. The dignitaries visited
Earthquake Memorial Bridge of West Bank
Bypass Project and were briefed about the
salient features and the progress of works.
They showed satisfaction with the pace of
works being supervised by NESPAK.
Captain (R) Zahid Saeed, Secretary
Irrigation Department, Govt. of the Punjab,
visited the ongoing flood works along the
left side of the river Indus in district
Muzaffargarh under the project titled
“Protecting Irrigation System near Head
Regulator Bakaini, Area of Bait Daryai and
Gabbar Arain from Hectic Erosive Action
of River Indus” on June 14, 2013.
The Secretary expressed satisfaction with
the quality and progress of works. He
lauded the services of NESPAK engineers
for undertaking flood protection works
under tough site conditions.
Abdul Samad Qureshi, Project Manager,
Nasir Maqbool, Resident Engineer, Mirza
Muhammad, Senior Engineer and Ijaz
Ahmad Bhatti, Associate Engineer CM
The President of AJ&K visiting the West Bank Bypass Project, Muzaffarabad
Visit by Member (Motorway) NHA to the West Bank
Bypass Project, Muzaffarabad
Ahsan Khalid (R) and Arshad Ahsan
during their visit to Japan
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PROJECT NEWS
Nasir Akhtari, Project Manager/Chief Architect presenting the
design to Chief Judge, Nepal (left most)
Secretary Irrigation Department (4th from right) being briefed by
Resident Engineer NESPAK
Division, were present at the site.
Chaudhary Muhammad Shafiq, Chief
Engineer D.G. Khan Irrigation Zone,
Chaudhary Munir Akhtar, Director Flood
Monitoring, Multan Zone, Chaudhary
Akram Javed, Executive Engineer
Muzaffargarh Canal Division and other
staff of Irrigation Department were also
present.
Nepali judges visit
Federal Judicial
Academy
A high-level delegation of the Nepali
judiciary headed by Keshari Raj Pandit,
Chief Judge Court of Appeal, Patan,
Nepal, visited the under-construction
Federal Judicial Academy, Islamabad on
June 19, 2013.
Nasir Akhtari, Project Manager/Chief
Architect Islamabad Office, gave a
detailed design presentation followed by a
visit to the featured areas of the Project.
Imtiaz Ahmed Arain, General Manager and
site staff of NESPAK were also present.
The design of the project was highly
lauded by the Chief Judge.
Professionals visit
projects in
Muzaffarabad
Abdul Basit, Vice President, Shaukat
Qadeer, General Manager and Hafiz
Muhammad Ahmad, Sr. Engineer of
Structural Engineering Division, visited
Muzaffarabad to review construction
progress of bridges at Naluchi, Jalalabad,
and Langarpura. Various construction
related issues were discussed with the
contractor and NESPAK supervisory staff
for each site. The visit proved fruitful in
resolving hurdles for speedy construction.
The proposed site for bridge across river
Jhelum near Thotha satellite town was also
visited to fine-tune the bridge alignment.
Visits to Lower Bari
Doab Canal
Improvement Project
The Secretary Irrigation Department,
Government of the Punjab visited the
Lower Bari Doab Canal Improvement
Project (LBDCIP) on April 20, 2013.
Mansoor Ali, PM-LBDCIP, gave a detailed
presentation to the Secretary at Balloki
site, followed by site visit of project
components.
On April 25, 2013, a Progress Review
Mission of Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Abdul Basit, Vice President, Shaukat Qadeer, GM and
Hafiz Muhammad Ahmad, Sr. Engineer with site staff during
their visit to bridges projects in Muzaffarabad
ADB Mission getting a briefing
visited the LBDCIP site. Mansoor Ali
accompanied the Mission during field visit
for ICB-03, ICB-05 and BB/ICB-01
contracts. Mission was satisfied with the
site progress.
Suhail visits South and
North Waziristan
Agencies
Suhail Majid, Chief Geologist GT&GE
Division, visited South and North
Waziristan Agencies from May 13 to 19,
2013. The visit was aimed at studying land
sliding at Jandola, Kotkai, Zariwam and
Makin. He also visited Razmak, where he
held a meeting with the high-ups of FWO.
He also visited the Attabad Lake to study
slope failures and give remedial measures.
Bannu Miranshah Gulam
Khan Road (Quick
Impact Project)
A NESPAK team visited the underconstruction Bannu-Miranshah-Ghulam
Road in June 2013 to review the progress
and address design issues. The team was
headed by Basit Masud, Vice President
(G&I), GT&GE Division, Shahid Abdullah,
Advisor and Muhammad Arif, Chief
Material Engineer. Brig. Shahid Ali Hassan,
Commander 493 Engineers Group FWO
and other senior officials accompanied the
team.
Suhail Majid carrying out geotechnical studies
of Attabad Lake
NESPAK Team and FWO Officials inspecting the proposed
alignment for Miranshah Bypass in North Waziristan Agency FATA
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PROJECT NEWS
Quetta Water Supply and
Environmental Improvement Project
The scope of work regarding the Quetta
Water Supply and Environmental
Improvement Project (QWSEIP) has been
revised. Earlier, the approved cost of the
project was Rs. 7,965 million, which has
now been revised to Rs. 17,093 million.
The QWSEIP is one of the mega projects
approved by ECNEC in water supply
sector. The objectives of the project are to
develop and utilize all possible water
resources, both surface and underground,
in and around Quetta to meet the water
requirements of inhabitants of Quetta City
and to improve environmental condition of
city through providing sewerage and
drainage facilities.
The revised scope of work consists of the
following:
Construction of Durrani Nullah, Quetta
Southern Punjab Basic
Urban Services Project
NESPAK has been engaged for the design
of treated effluent conveyance and
disposal facilities from Suraj Miani
Disposal Station to River Chenab as
additional works under the Southern
Punjab Basic Urban Services Project. In
this regard, Aamir Munir, Project Manager
held a meeting with the Managing Director
WASA Multan and various Directors of
WASA on May 31, 2013. Subsequently,
they conducted a site visit to explore the
probable alternatives for the design.
Aamir Munir and Manzoor Hussain, Chief Resident
Engineer, at a meeting with Muhammad Tayyab, Managing
Director, WASA Multan
Aamir Munir, Project Manager and Manzoor Hussain, Chief
Resident Engineer during site visit
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Laying of Sewerage system at Satellite Town, Quetta
Rehabilitation of water supply pipelines
(375 km), replacement of shallow tubewells (220 Nos.), new tube-wells in hard
rock (49 Nos.), laying of new conduction
and distribution water pipelines (1130
KM), construction of ground and elevated
water tanks (27 Nos.), laying of sewerage
system (80 km), construction of
wastewater treatment plants (3 Nos.),
rehabilitation of storm water drainage
channels/nullahs (12500 m) and
enhancement of ground water recharge
measures (1 No.)
Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project
travelled to Muzaffarabad and visited the
project sites C1 (main dam and head
works), C2 (adit from where TBM will
operate towards upstream) and C3 (power
house and tail race tunnel). The BOM
gauged the project work scale and
appreciated the significant milestones
achieved so far after the site visit.
Dr. Tahir M. Hayat along with other NJC BOM members
conversing the project status
The Neelum Jhelum Consultants (NJC)
organized the 13th BOM meeting from
May 23 to 29, 2013 in which the
administrative and design office matters of
the Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project
(NJHP) were discussed. The NJC
consortium comprises
two foreign consultants
(MWH International of
USA and NORPLAN of
Norway) and three
national consultants
(NESPAK, NDC and
ACE) that is
supervising the NJHP.
Dr. Tahir M. Hayat, Vice
President/Head GT &
GE Division
represented NESPAK
at the BOM.
After the meeting held
in Islamabad, the BOM
The BOM meeting was further held on May
27, 2013 in which the NJC financial
matters pertaining to foreign exchange
remittance, audit report and insurance
were brought into focus. The BOM met
chairman WAPDA on May 29, 2013 in
Islamabad and delineated the status of the
project along with their connoisseur
feedback.
NJC BOM members and other senior project staff visiting the headrace tunnel
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PROJECT NEWS
Contractual negotiation on
Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Project held
Iranian Energy Group Tadbir visited
Pakistan for contractual negotiations with
Inter State Gas Services (ISGS) Pvt. Ltd.
NESPAK team led by Project Manager
Yawer Ansari conducted detailed
negotiation for start of construction works
on the Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Project.
The negotiations continued from April 26
to May 3, 2013 at Serena Hotel Islamabad.
NESPAK team led by Yawer Saeed Ansari
along with Majid Ali, Chief Engineer, M.
Arshad Arain, Contracts Expert, Amir
Ashraf, GM/Head SCADA and Zafar Iqbal,
Chief Mechanical, conducted the
negotiations.
Contractual negotiation in progress in Islamabad
GM/HEAD E&PHE visits projects in Multan
Muhammad Zubair, General
Manager/Head E&PHE Division,
visited Multan from July 9 to 10,
2013 to inspect the progress and
quality of WASA Multan projects
for which NESPAK has been
providing resident supervision
services. He held a meeting with
site staff and subsequently visited
ongoing projects of Annual
Development Programme (ADP)
and Prime Minister's Package and
60” dia sewer line along Vehari
Road, lift station near General Bus
stand for underpass etc.
Muhammad Zubair, GM/Head (1st from right) during site visit, Multan
Restoration of landslide at Jhika Gali Murree
The Secretary C&W Department chaired a
meeting on June 10, 2013 to discuss
various issues regarding the progress of
ongoing restoration works of a landslide at
Jhika Gali Murree. Brig. Shahid Manzoor,
PD NLC, briefed him that a minimum time
frame of 24 weeks
would be required to
complete the
remaining essential
works at site for
complete restoration
of road and
stabilization of the
slope. Sohail Kibria,
PM/GM, Asim
Masud, Principal
Engineer, Mazhar
Nazir, Sr. Engineer
GT&GE Division and
site staff of NESPAK
attended the
meeting.
Water Filtration
Plants for Arsenic
Removal
Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA),
Lahore, has engaged NESPAK for the
installations of water filtration plants for the
removal of arsenic from water at source
(tube-wells) in Lahore. Under this project,
50 Nos. plants have been installed in
different areas of Lahore. NESPAK scope
of work consists of bidding documents,
bid evaluation reports, vetting of
construction drawings submitted by the
Contractor and construction supervision.
After the successful completion of 1st
phase of the project, the Client has
engaged NESPAK for further 50 Nos.
plants in Lahore City.
Infrastructure & Area
Development of NHS
PHASE III
NESPAK A&P Division, Karachi has been
providing consultancy services for master
planning, design and construction
supervision of infrastructure & area
development of NHS Phase III at PNS
Karsaz Karachi.
The client for this project is Pakistan Navy.
Samina Butt, Chief Architect A&P Division
Karachi, is the Project Manager. Tender
documents and BOQ documents have
been submitted to the client.
Secretary C&W Department, Sohail Kibria and other participants of meeting during site visit
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PROJECT NEWS
Dhana Irrigation and Water Supply Project
Abdus Salam, General Manager, Shahid
Abdullah, Construction Expert GT&GE
Division and Ghulam Mustafa Mirza,
General Manager Water Resources
Division, visited the under-construction
Dhana Irrigation and Water Supply Project
at South Waziristan Agency along with the
design team and NESPAK site staff from
April 29 to May 4, 2013. The project
comprises construction of a diversion weir
to divert flood water, two irrigation
channels of 700 cusecs and 300 cusecs
capacity on left bank and right bank
respectively. The construction
methodology for various components was
discussed and necessary instructions
were issued to the contractor in the light of
observations during the site visit.
Preparation of Weir Crest under Dhana Irrigation Scheme
Third Party Validation of Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Schemes
NESPAK continued to provide services on
Third Party Validation of Water Supply,
sewerage and drainage schemes under
the Southern Punjab Development
Program (SPDP). The project is spread in
eight districts of South Punjab including
Khanewal, Lodhran, Vehari, Rahim Yar
Khan, Rajanpur, Bahawalpur,
Bahawalnagar, and Chiniot. The Client has
now engaged NESPAK for following two
schemes for Third Party Validation as an
additional work.
rehabilitation of sewerage and drainage
system in Lodhran and Gogran city, Tehsil
& District Lodhran.
Joint field measurements of Water Supply
Scheme in District Bahawalnagar
The construction of tuff pavers, water
supply and sewerage system at Gallaywall
phase-II, Tehsil & District Lodhran and
A completed disposal station at Kehror Pacca in District Lodhran
Sewerage Network and Sewage
Treatment Plant completed
NESPAK has completed supervision of the
sewerage network and sewage treatment
plant (STP) in Khasab, Oman and the
project has been handed over to the
A view of completed Sewage Treatment Plant in Khasab, Oman
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Client. Major components of the project
included laying of gravity sewers along
with house connections, pump stations (3
Nos.), lift stations (3 Nos.), force mains
and a 1,700 cu.m/day packaged sewage
treatment plant based on activated sludge
technology. The project cost was US$
32.76 million.
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PROJECT NEWS
Liaquat Ali Khan Engineering
Faculty Block at Bulkh University
Mazar-e-Sahrif
NESPAK completed another marvelous
building of Liaquat Ali Khan Engineering
Faculty Block at Bulkh University Mazar-eSharif under Pakistan Assistance to
Afghanistan Programme. The Government
of Pakistan handed over the building to the
Afghan government at a graceful
ceremony held on April 10, 2013 at Bulkh
University.
Mohammad Sadiq, the Honorable
Ambassador of Pakistan to Afghanistan,
handed over the keys of the
building to the Chancellor of
Bulkh University and
Parliament Speaker Mokamal
Alakozai in the presence of
high ranking Afghan
Government functionaries. and
leading members of Pakistani
community in Afghanistan.
This beautiful modern building
has been built at cost of over
The opening ceremony of Liaqat Ali Khan Engineering Faculty
US$ 18 million. The project consists of two
engineering faculty blocks having three
storeys each and basement, 58
classrooms as well as other ancillary
facilities like water supply, sewerage and
power generation system. The building
has also been fully furnished by the
Government of Pakistan. The covered area
of the building is 17,000 sqm. It is the
largest building of the Bulkh University
which has accommodated five faculties.
Honorable Governor of Bulkh Atta
Mohammad Noor and Honorable Minister
for Higher Education Dr. Ubaid Ullah
Ubaid, and Ustad Haji Mohammad
Mohaqiq thanked the Government and
people of Pakistan for this valuable gift.
This prestigious building has been
designed and supervised by NESPAK.
Liaquat Ali Khan Engineering Faculty Block
Handing over keys of the building
Liaqat Ali Khan Engineering Faculty front view
Zurub Buraimi Road Project completed in Oman
The construction work on the dualization
of 17 km long Zurub-Buraimi Road Project
has been completed at a cost of US$ 57
million in Sultanate of Oman. The project
was planned, designed and supervised by
NESPAK. It is an important link between
the industrial port of Sohar and the border
town of al Buraimi. The project comprised
construction of a dual carriageway, service
roads on both sides of dual carriageway,
two vehicular underpasses and two
flyovers. The project was completed in 39
months and is expected to be handed
over to the Client shortly.
NESPAK awarded structural
design project in Oman
A view of the completed Zurub-Buraimi Road Project
NESPAK Oman office has recently been
awarded the structural design services for
a wastewater treatment plant at Barka,
Oman by AL Ansari Trading Enterprise
who is a leading and reputable EPC
Contractor in Oman. The scope of services
includes structural design of the
wastewater treatment plant comprising
over twenty structures.
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Services for AlKhawbah Fishing
Port extended
Dr. Omar A. Subeih, Director General
FRMCP Ministry of Fish Wealth, Republic
of Yemen and Farhat Adil, Vice President
Karachi office, signed an amendment to
the consultancy services agreement on
June 04, 2013 for extension of NESPAK's
supervision period up to October 31,
2013. The original agreement period was
expired on May 31, 2013.
Dr. Omar A. Subeih highly praised
NESPAK for rendering professional
services towards the Project. He assured
NESPAK of his full cooperation regarding
future projects in Yemen. NESPAK has
been providing design review and
construction supervision services for the
fishing port.
Dr. Omar A. Subeih and Farhat Adil signing the amendment.
Also seen in the picture is Muhammad Farooq, Project
Manager Al-Khawbah Project
NESPAK wins 3rd fishing
port project in Yemen
NESPAK has
succeeded in
winning a third
consecutive Fishing
Port Project i.e.
Hodeidah Port
funded by the
World Bank in
Republic of Yemen.
On behalf of
NESPAK, Farhat
Adil, Vice President
Karachi office,
signed a formal
agreement at the
office of Project
Manager, Port
Cities Development
Project (PCDP-II),
Aden on June 4,
2013. NESPAK will
provide design
review and
Eng. Mohammed A. Abdul Razzak, Project Manager, PCDP-II and Farhat Adil, VP Karachi Office
exchanging signed copy of agreement
construction
supervision
side, an 8 by 20 meters slip for installation
services for marine and onshore works.
of a mobile boat hauler to transport fishing
The marine works consist of dredging the
boats to repair yard on site, and a sand
approach navigational canal, the entrance
beach for smaller boats landing; repairing
to the harbor, and the inner area of the
three existing wood jetties and
harbor; construction of a new harbor basin
construction of two new wooden jetties;
of about 180 meters long and 70 meters
and removing part of existing breakwater
wide, including the construction of a new
to build the new harbor basin and
100 meters long quay along the eastern
extending existing western breakwater in
the southerly direction for the construction
of the new harbor basin, including a 75
long spur breakwater for sediment
transport control at the harbor entrance.
Yemeni Minister visits Al-Khawbah
Port Project
Awad Saad EL–Sokatry, Minister for Fish
Wealth, Republic of Yemen accompanied
by Dr. Omar A. Subeih visited the AlKhawbah Fishery
Port Project, on
June 16, 2013.
Shahabuddin,
Resident
Engineer/Team
Leader NESPAK,
briefed the Minister
about the project
and progress
achieved so far. The
Minister highly
appreciated the
efforts and
professionalism of
NESPAK staff in
handling the day to
day activities. He showed keen interest in
NESPAK's areas of expertise and assured
his full support to NESPAK.
Shahabuddin, Team Leader NESPAK (wearing Helmet),briefing the Minister of Fisheries,
Yemen (Centre) about present progress of works
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The onshore works comprise a new
auction hall designed as per EU standards
consisting of open and enclosed areas
with air-conditioning for the preservation of
fish catch during auction activities; a
smaller auction hall for sharks; supply and
installation of a mobile boat hauler and
paved road for the boat maintenance yard;
demolishing and replacing the south wall
to the port and building a new entrance
gate, site road and parking areas;
improving water supply, wastewater
collection and discharge to the city
sewerage network through pumping;
improvements in the existing auction halls
access, provision of sea water supply
system for ice making and flushing floors,
and improvements in the fuel supply area.
Muhammad Farooq, General Manager
Karachi Office, has been designated as
Project Manager and Abdul Kaleem,
Principal Engineer, shall act as the
NESPAK Resident Engineer.
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World Bank applauds NESPAK services
Nishtoon Fishery Port
Project completed
Victor Odegard, World Bank TPM Project
Manager, International Relief and
Development Inc., Sana'a Yemen visited
the Al-Khawbah Fishery Port Project on
May 25, 2013 to conduct the inspection.
NESPAK successfully completed its
consultancy services for the World Bank
funded Nishtoon Fishery Port Project at AlMahara Governorate in Yemen. The Client
highly praised the services of NESPAK and
professional attitude/acumen of its staff in
completing the port project in one of the
remote areas of Yemen.
Shahabuddin, R.E/Team Leader NESPAK,
briefed Victor about the details of project
and progress achieved so far. Victor highly
appreciated the efforts and
professionalism of NESPAK staff. In his
follow-up e-mail to Banu Setlur,
Environmental Specialist, The World Bank,
Middle East & North Africa Region, Victor
wrote as following;
“I was able to get to Al Khawba yesterday
and meet with Nespak and conduct an
Victor Odegard having a discussion with Shahbuddin, Team
Leader Al-Khawbah Fishery Port Project
inspection of the fisheries work. I can tell
you that generally the job is going well and
I did not discover any big issues with the
work. The job seems to be in good hands
with the consultant Nespak and moving in
the right direction”.
On behalf of Governor of Al-Mahara
Governorate, Dr. Omar A. Subeih, Director
General FRMCP, Ministry of Fish Wealth,
Republic of Yemen, presented a certificate
of merit to Farhat Adil, Vice President
Karachi office NESPAK during his visit to
Yemen on June 4, 2013. Muhammad
Mohsin Malik, acted as Team
Leader/Resident Engineer for the project.
Visit to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Mushtaq Ahmad, Chief Engineer and
Fateh Sher, Senior Engineer of E&PHE
Division visited Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
in April 2013 for site visit and meeting with
the Client to discuss newly awarded
project of Storm Water Drainage System of
Abu Arish city in Jizan Region.
The design team inspected existing
drainage system and identified critical
areas of the city. Besides collection of
data, they also guided survey team in the
field regarding the survey, which is in
progress.
Dr. Omar A. Subeih presenting the Certificate of Merit to
VP Karachi on completion of Nishtoon Fishery Port Project
Quality Management System of NESPAK
The Internal Quality Audits were carried
out on design and construction
management related activities by the
Monitoring and Quality Control Division at
various Divisions and offices and
construction sites to ensure compliance
with the Quality Management System.
Audits reports were generated based on
audit findings, which were later closed
after ensuring implementation of the
recommended corrective actions. The
external surveillance audit was conducted
by the Auditor and Technical Expert of the
Moody International from June 26 to 28,
2013 at various Divisions at NESPAK
House, Lahore, Islamabad Office and
DM&R Division. The Audit was extensive
and its objective was to measure the
conformance of NESPAK Quality
Management System to meet the
requirements of ISO 9001: 2008 standard.
The QMS was found compliant with
requirements of ISO 9001:2008 standard
by the Quality System Auditors and
NESPAK was recommended for continued
certification.
NESPAK converts 196 contract staff to regular
The NESPAK Management has approved
regularization of 196 contract employees
after assessing their performance in
accordance with the rules and
regulations. At the request of the CBA
Union, NESPAK Managing Director Asad
I. A. Khan made this decision and
sanctioned regularization of employees
from Grade 1 to 7, who were earlier
working at NESPAK on daily wage basis
and later on contract basis. After fulfilling
due process and meeting the criteria of
earning two very good reports and at
least one good report, these contract
employees of NESPAK were given regular
status. In this regard, a ceremony was
held at NESPAK House, Lahore wherein
Asad I. A. Khan presented regularization
letters to Lahore based employees.
STAFF NEWS
MD NESPAK and senior professionals with employees who were given regular status
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NESPAK bags
projects in Qatar
NESPAK awarded
International Irrigation
NESPAK has been awarded construction
supervision of 10 kindergartens schools in Doha
Qatar by ASHGHAL (Public Works Authority).
The project is envisaged to be completed in 14
months.
Qatar Real Estate Investment Company has
awarded to NESPAK design consultancy
services for medium and high density residential
complex at Mesaieed Industrial City. The project
comprises 612 apartments, a supermarket, a
clubhouse, and other ancillary facilities. It has
total built up area of 93,000 sqm.
NESPAK has also been engaged to provide
design consultancy services for three
convenience stores at Leabaib, Jeryan Junaihat
and Sailiyah in Doha by AlMeera Consumer
Goods. These stores have a built-up area of
5026 sqm, 3530 sqm, and 6048 sqm
respectively. The salient features of the project
include Al Meera Shopping Malls, warehouses,
restaurants, fast food outlets, pharmacy, mobile
shop, other shops and ancillary facilities.
Project in Iraq
Encouraged by past successes of NESPAK, the Ministry of Water
Resources, Government of Iraq has awarded an irrigation project to
NESPAK.
The project called East of Gharaf aims at strengthening the war torn
economy of Iraq by providing sustainable irrigation and drainage facilities
to about 390,000 acres of land in Nassiriya and Kut Governorates, the
area between Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
NESPAK will render engineering consultancy services including updating
topographic survey and detailed design of irrigation and drainage
networks of the project area with full reclamation concept.
Shafqat Hussain Bhatti, Head Irrigation & Drainage Section Water
Resources Division, has been designated as Project Manager in Iraq.
The duration of the project is 25 months. In acknowledgment of the
services already rendered by NESPAK in Iraq during 1981-1991, the
Ministry of Water Resources Government of Iraq has asked NESPAK to
submit proposals for three more projects for providing consultancy
services for irrigation & drainage networks, which are under process and
will be submitted shortly.
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Ph: (042) 99232261-74
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Faisal Town, Lahore-54700, Pakistan
Ph: (042) 99232261-74
Fax: 92-42-99232275
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P.O. Box 2036, Kano, Nigeria
Phone: (234-64) 634798, 636320
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