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Deep Foundations Institute Membership Roster Deep Foundations Institute Membership Roster Corporate Member Company Representatives and Individual Members ABD EL HAFEEZ, FAROUK NSCC International Ltd. PHONE: P.O. Box 42105; SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: ABDEL MAWLA, KHALED MOHAMED Qatar Australian Construction System WLL PHONE: + 97 4 4458 0411 P O Box 24893; Doha QATAR [email protected] FAX: + 97 4 4469 6189 ABDEL MONEIM, WALEED M. Orascom Construction Industries PHONE: + 97 15 0220 9027 PO. Box 72162,; Abu Dhabi, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES [email protected] FAX: + 97 1 2635 9388 ABDELGHANY, YASSER P.Eng., Ph.D Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure PHONE: +1 (250) 356-2058 4th floor - 4C-; Victoria BC V8W 9T5 CANADA [email protected] FAX: +1 (250) 356-7276 ABDUL AZEEM, MOHAMMED SEDCO Real Estate Developers PHONE: PO.BOX 140667; 21333 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96622151578 ABKEMEIER, TOM P. E. SHANNON & WILSON INC. PHONE: +1 (314) 564-8109 2043 Westport Center Drive; St. Louis MO 63146-3564 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (314) 699-9661 ABOUMATAR, HASAN Ph.D., P.E. ECS Mid-Atlantic, LLC PHONE: +1 (410) 859-4300 1340 Charwood Road Ste A; Hanover MD 21076 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (410) 859-4324 ABOUZAKHM, MOUNIR Federal Highway Administration PHONE: +1 (202) 493-3034 21400 Ridgetop Circle; Sterling VA 20166 USA [email protected] FAX: ABSON, CRAIG Taylor Woodrow International PHONE: + 97 4 5557 6147 PO Box 201896; Doha QATAR [email protected] FAX: + 97 4 4416 0026 ABU BAKOR, OTHMAN Saudi Counsil of Engineers PHONE: Po.Box 85041; 11691 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: ACHARYA, CHANDRA P.Eng. Geocrust Ltd. PHONE: +1 (403) 526-2268 749 8TH Street SE Apt 3202; Medicine Hat AB T1A 1M6 [email protected] FAX: CANADA ACHEAMPONG, KOFI B. Ph.D., P.E. KCI Technologies Inc. PHONE: +1 (410) 316-7888 936 Ridgebrook Road; Sparks MD 21152 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (410) 316-7935 ACOSTA, HECTOR P.E. Caribbean Geotechnology PHONE: +1 (787) 460-7408 Asuncion 513 Puerto Nuevo; San Juan PR 00920 USA [email protected] FAX: ADAMS, JOSHUA Universal Engineering Sciences PHONE: +1 (904) 296-0757 5561 Florida Mining Boulevard South; Jacksonville FL 32257 [email protected] FAX: +1 (904) 296-0748 USA ADAMS, DOROTHY P.E. DLZ Ohio Inc. PHONE: +1 (614) 888-0040 6121 Huntley Rd; Columbus OH 43229 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (614) 888-6415 ADDEI, RANSFORD KCI Technologies Inc. PHONE: +1 (410) 891-1812 936 Ridgebrook Road; Sparks MD 21152 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (410) 316-7935 ADELSOHN, LOUIS G. P.E. Frank H. Lehr Associates PHONE: +1 (973) 673-2520 101 South Harrison Street; East Orange NJ 07018-1799 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (973) 673-6623 ADEYEMI, GABRIEL Ph.D. University of Ibadan PHONE: + 234 803 4144 Geology Dept.; Ibadan Oyo 2341 NIGERIA [email protected] FAX: As of Monday, November 07, 2011 Page 1 of 140 ADRIANO, ORACIDES FELICIO Oracides Adriano Engenharia Especial Ltda PHONE: + 55 47 3232 5500 Dr. Amadeu da Luz 122; Blumenau Santa Catarina 89010-919 [email protected] FAX: + 55 47 3232 5526 BRASIL ADU-GYAMFI, KWAME KCI Technologies Inc. PHONE: +1 (410) 316-7905 936 Ridgebrook Road; Sparks MD 21152 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (410) 316-7935 AFABLE, XYLENE ALLU GROUP PHONE: +1 (800) 939-2558 700 Huyler Street; Teterboro NJ 07608 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (201) 288-2236 AGAIBY, SHERIF WISSA Dar Al-Handash Consultants PHONE: + 44 20 233 449680 First Floor, 101 Wigmore Street; London W1U 1QU UK [email protected] FAX: + 44 20 233 461170 AGEE, STAN PIERESEARCH PHONE: +1 (817) 265-0980 501 E. Main St.; Arlington TX 76010 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (817) 275-2335 AGUILAR, KATIE P.E. BENTLEY SYSTEMS, INC. PHONE: +1 (678) 234-1311 685 Stockton Drive; Exton PA 19341 USA [email protected] FAX: AHLER, ALAN PJ's REBAR INC. PHONE: +1 (510) 743-5300 45055 Fremont Boulevard; Fremont CA 94538 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (510) 490-3952 AHMED, MOHAMED Zuhair Fayez Partnership PHONE: + 96626129999 P.O. Box 5445; 21422 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FAX: + 96626129955 AHMED, IQBAL Ph.D., P.E., G.E. GEI CONSULTANTS INC. PHONE: +1 (760) 795-1964 2141 Palomar Airport Road Suite 160; Carlsbad CA 92009 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (760) 929-0836 AHRENS, MICHAEL D. P.E. LOADTEST PHONE: +1 (352) 378-3717 2631 NW 41st Street D-1; Gainesville FL 32601 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (352) 378-3934 AKIL, CHRIS P.E. Jacobs PHONE: +1 (973) 267-8830 299 Madison Avenue; Morristown NJ 07962 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (973) 267-3555 AL AMRY, ABDULLAH Petroleum Development Oman LLC PHONE: + 96824473103 P.O. Box 81; 113 OMAN [email protected] FAX: + 96824677340 AL ANI, SAMER Combined Group Company for Trading and Contracting PHONE: + 974 4452 0520 P O Box 23256; Doha QATAR [email protected] FAX: + 974 4466 4999 AL BATTASHI, ABDULLAH Petroleum Development Oman LLC PHONE: + 96824676443 P.O. Box 81; 113 OMAN [email protected] FAX: + 96824677340 AL DILIMI, SALAH Road & Transport Authority (RTA) PHONE: + 971 42 065 334 P.O.Box 118899; Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES [email protected] FAX: + 971 42 065 555 AL FEKY, ANWAR Omar Jazzar Consu. Eng.- Riyadh PHONE: P.O.Box 41956; SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: AL MANSOUR, ZUHDI Arab Company for Laboratories and Soil (ACES) PHONE: + 96626641422 P.O.Box 132905; 21382 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96626635448 AL NIMNIM, ADNAN Al Jazzar Engineering Services PHONE: + 96614736268 PO Box 41956; 11531 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96614736268 AL RAWAHI, NABHAN Petroleum Development Oman LLC PHONE: + 968 24473103 P.O. Box 81; Muscat OMAN [email protected] FAX: + 96824677340 AL SHAMMA, TAYSEER Structural Engineer KEO International Consultant PHONE: + 97 4 4462-6400 P O Box 18108; Doha QATAR [email protected] FAX: + 97 4 4462 6500 AL SHAWAF, ABDULWAHAB Saud Consult PHONE: + 96614659975 P.O. Box 2341; 11451 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96614647540 As of Monday, November 07, 2011 Page 2 of 140 AL SHERBINI, ADEL Al Saad General Contracting PHONE: + 96626830306 Po.Box 13028; 21493 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96626832951 AL ZHRANI, KHALID Khatib & Alami PHONE: + 96626143762 P.O.Box: 9330; 21413 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96626143764 ALAHMADI, GHAZI Saudi Counsil of Engineers PHONE: Po.Box 85041; 11691 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: AL-ALUSI, AMER P.E. Geotechnical Stabilization Inc. PHONE: +1 (760) 489-6696 1558 Sterling Ct.; Escondido CA 92029 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (760) 489-6697 AL-ALUSI, HESHAM R. Ph.D. The Pressure Grout Company PHONE: +1 (510) 887-2244 1975 National Ave; Hayward CA 94545-1709 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (510) 887-2275 ALAMEDDINE, WALID Arabian Soil Contractors PHONE: + 96626602229 P.O.Box 53452; 21583 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96626604819 ALAMO, RUBEN Jr. Architect CONSTRUCTORA MANZANILLO SA. DE CV. PHONE: + 52 314-333-2970 km. 10 Carr. Manzanillo - Cihuatlan; Manzanillo Colima [email protected] FAX: + 52 314-333-1699 28869 MEXICO ALAMO, JESUS L.A.R.M. CONSTRUCTORA MANZANILLO SA. DE CV. PHONE: + 52 314-333-2970 km. 10 Carr. Manzanillo - Cihuatlan; Manzanillo Colima [email protected] FAX: + 52 314-333-1699 28869 MEXICO ALAMO, RUBEN Sr. P.E. CONSTRUCTORA MANZANILLO SA. DE CV. PHONE: + 52 314-333-2970 km. 10 Carr. Manzanillo - Cihuatlan; Manzanillo Colima [email protected] FAX: + 52 314-333-1699 28869 MEXICO ALAMO, JOAQUIN ALAMO Architect CONSTRUCTORA MANZANILLO SA. DE CV. PHONE: + 52 314-333-2970 km. 10 Carr. Manzanillo - Cihuatlan; Manzanillo Colima [email protected] FAX: + 52 314-333-1699 28869 MEXICO ALCALAY, RAMI P.Eng. Rami Alcalay Civil Eng. PHONE: + 9723 6724307 12 Shilo St.; Ramat-Gan 52455 ISRAEL [email protected] FAX: + 972 15336724307 ALDINGER, PAUL B. Ph.D., P.E. Paul B. Aldinger & Associates Inc. PHONE: +1 (401) 435-5570 860 A Waterman Ave.; E. Providence RI 02914 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (401) 435-5569 ALEXANDER, DAVID JEFFREY MACHINE INC. PHONE: +1 (205) 841-8600 3841 Industrial Drive; Birmingham AL 35217 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (205) 841-2009 AL-FATTANI, RAID Dayim Punj Lloyd Construction Contracting co.Ltd PHONE: + 96638969241 Al-Khozama (Tanami) Tower - 8th Floor. Prince Turki Bin [email protected] FAX: + 96638969628 Abdulaziz St.; 31952 SAUDI ARABIA ALGHITA, ADNAN Adnan Investment & Development Inc. PHONE: +1 (772) 229-8557 4541 SW Parkgate Blvd; Palm City FL 34990 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (772) 229-3538 ALI, SYED S. P.E. F.ASCE NAVFAC Washington PHONE: +1 (202) 685-3151 1314 Harwood St. SE; Washington DC 20374-5018 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (202) 433-6193 ALI, HOSSAM ELDIN COWI Dubai PHONE: + 971 4 3397076 P.O.Box 52978; Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES [email protected] FAX: + 971 67412006 ALI, SYED Kettaneh Construction PHONE: + 96638940191 PO Box 383; 31952 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96638944301 ALI NASR, MAMDOUH Implenia Global Solutions Ltd. PHONE: + 97142589756 Implenia Global Solutions Ltd., Rep Office Dubai Al Ahli [email protected] FAX: + 97142585800 House 4, Baghdad Street; UNITED ARAB EMIRATES As of Monday, November 07, 2011 Page 3 of 140 ALIYAR KUNJU, SALIM Bullivant Arabia LTD PHONE: P.O. BOx 295237; SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: ALLAM, TAREK Zuhair Fayez Partnership PHONE: P.O. Box 5445; 21422 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES [email protected] FAX: + 96626572168 ALLAM, IHAB BENCOR CORPORATION OF AMERICA PHONE: +1 (972) 247-6767 2315 Southwell Rd; Dallas TX 75229 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (972) 484-5574 ALLEN, CHAD ANDERSON DRILLING PHONE: +1 (303) 321-6680 3600 East 46th Avenue; Denver CO 80216 USA [email protected] FAX: +1 (303) 321-6781 ALMASARI, KHALED SEDCO Real Estate Developers PHONE: PO.BOX 140667; 21333 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: + 96622151578 ALMOGRIN, SALEH Saudi Counsil of Engineers PHONE: Po.Box 85041; 11691 SAUDI ARABIA [email protected] FAX: ALPERSTEIN, ROBERT P.E.
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