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FAS - Job Reference for Colt Products A Colt approved distributor Item Project Specifier Contractor Type of Products Year Location Category 1 Main Pumping Station, Shatin, Ph 1 WSD Gammon Services Universal Louvre 1977 HK Public Facilities Chung Hom Kok Satellite 2 Paul Y. Universal Louvre 1980 HK Public Facilities Drawing Station 3 Shek Wu Hui Sewage Treatment Works WSD Korea Shipbuilding Universal Louvre 1981 HK Public Facilities 4 Main Pumping Station, Shatin, Ph 2 WSD Gammon Services Universal Louvre 1982 HK Public Facilities 5 Shatin Project Sime Darby Universal Louvre 1983 HK Public Facilities 6 Shui Wo Street Market Complex CEMAC (HK) Universal Louvre 1986 HK Public Facilities 7 Shatin Sewage Works DSD CEMAC (HK) Universal Louvre 1987 HK Public Facilities 8 Sham Shui Po Screening Plant DSD CEMAC (HK) Universal Louvre 1987 HK Public Facilities 9 Au Tau Sewage Project DSD Aoki Universal Louvre 1989 HK Public Facilities 10 North West Kowloon Project DSD Gammon Universal Louvre 1989 HK Public Facilities 11 Pak Kong Sewage Project DSD Sogea Universal Louvre 1990 HK Public Facilities 12 Au Tau Extension DSD Aoki Universal Louvre 1990 HK Public Facilities CV 87/15 North West Kowloon 13 Watson Hawksley / DSD Leighton - Lama J.V. Universal Louvre 1991 HK Public Facilities Sewage Treatment 14 MTRC - Quarry Bay Station MTRC Program Universal Louvre 1992 HK Railway 15 German Swiss International School Palibury Development Krueger Universal Louvre 1992 HK Education Building 16 33/WSD/91 - Tai Po Tau Binnie / WSD Aoki Universal Louvre 1992 HK Public Facilities HKEC - Nam Fung / Parker Cable Tunnel 17 HKE Young's Universal Louvre 1992 HK Public Facilities & Associates Building 18 DSD - Stanley Treatment Works Watson Hawksley / DSD Aoki Universal Louvre 1992 HK Public Facilities 19 WSD - Tai Lam Chung Reservoir Binnie / WSD Aoki Universal Louvre 1993 HK Public Facilities 20 HKEC - Causeway Bay Station Choa, Ko & Partners / HKEC Shui On Universal Louvre 1993 HK Railway 21 DSD - Pak Kong Treatment Works Watson Hawksley / DSD Kin Shing Universal Louvre 1993 HK Public Facilities 22 CTM Building - Macau Somec / CTM Mansion Universal Louvre 1993 Macau Power Station MTRC - North West Kowloon Pumping 23 MTRC Maeda Proteus 1993 HK Public Facilities Station 24 MTRC - Causeway Bay Station MTRC Shimizu Universal Louvre 1993 HK Railway 25 HKEC - Sai Ying Pun Sub-station HKE Tak Wing Universal Louvre 1993 HK Railway 26 King George V Park ASD Shun Hing Universal Louvre 1993 HK Leisure 27 19/WSD/90 - Au Tau Treatment Works Montgomery Watson China Overseas Universal Louvre 1993 HK Public Facilities 28 16/WSD/92 - Sai O Pumping Station Binnie Gammon Universal Louvre 1993 HK Public Facilities 29 Lo Wu Immigration Terminal Leighton Meteor 1993 HK Railway 30 South China Morning Post Leighton EuroSeefire 1993 HK Industrial Building 31 27/WSD/92 - Au Tau Treatment Works PHH / SWK Tobashima Universal Louvre 1993 HK Public Facilities 32 CLP - Yau Ma Tei Sub-Station CLP Shui On Universal Louvre 1994 HK Power Station 33 WSD - Tai Lam Reservoir Pumping Station Binnie Aoki Universal Louvre 1994 HK Public Facilities 34 KCRC - Lo Wu Station L & O Lee Shing Yue Universal Louvre 1994 HK Railway 35 Hong Kong Bank - Sai Kung Branch Hong Kong Bank Jeh Hsing Universal Louvre 1994 HK Commercial Building 36 Tso Kung Tam Recreation Centre ASD Wan Chong Universal Louvre 1994 HK Leisure 37 Ho Man Tin Service Reservoir ASD Lee Shing Yue Proteus 1994 HK Public Facilities 38 Hunghom U.C. Complex ASD Chan Ying Proteus 1994 HK Public Building 39 A Kung Ngam Fish Market ASD Realty Proteus 1994 HK Public Building 40 Hammer Hill Road Swimming Pool ASD Hazama Universal Louvre 1994 HK Leisure 41 26/WSD/91 - Muk Wu 'C' Pumping Station WSD Wo Hing Universal Louvre 1994 HK Public Facilities 42 26/WSD/92 - Sham Tseng Treatment Works WSD Tobashima Universal Louvre 1994 HK Public Facilities 43 KCRC - Tai Wo Station EBC Hassel Sun Fook Kong Universal Louvre 1994 HK Railway 44 3/WSD/93 - Siu Ho Wan Treatment Works Pypun / SWK Wing Lung Universal Louvre 1994 HK Public Facilities 45 CLP - Black Point Power Station CLP Everlarge Universal Louvre 1994 HK Power Station 46 HKEC - Lamma Power Station HKE Gammon Universal Louvre 1994 HK Power Station 47 Fire Headquarters - Macau HVLDA Abrantina / Mei Chong Universal Louvre 1994 Macau Government Building 48 Castle Peak Hospital ASD China State Universal Louvre 1994 HK Hospital 49 Smithfield Road U.C. Complex ASD Tai Hing Universal Louvre 1994 HK Government Building 50 Diamond Hill Indoor Game Room ASD Lee Shing Yue Proteus 1994 HK Leisure 51 Hong Kong City Hall ASD Champwin Universal Louvre 1994 HK Government Building 52 Dairy Farm Factory at Yuen Long DCM Leighton Universal Louvre 1994 HK Industrial Building 53 ASD - Jordan Valley Swimming Pool ASD Tai Hing Universal Louvre 1995 HK Leisure 54 CLP - Tseung Kwan O Sub-station CLP Hsin Chong Universal Louvre 1995 HK Power Station 55 HKEC - Kennedy Road Sub-station HKE Wah Fai Universal Louvre 1995 HK Power Station 56 MTRC - Ngau Tau Kok Station MTRC MTRC Universal Louvre 1995 HK Railway 57 HKEC - Lamma Power Station HKE Gammon Universal Louvre 1995 HK Power Station 58 King George V School Spence Robinson B L Wong Universal Louvre 1995 HK Education Building 59 Western Harbour Crossing RMJM Nishimatsu Universal Louvre 1995 HK Public Facilities 60 Toppan Printing Workshop at Yuen Long EuroSeefire 1995 HK Industrial Building 61 North Point CMB Depot Redevelopment Meinhardt Gammon Universal Louvre 1996 HK Commercial Building Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition 62 SOM / Wong & Ouyang Builders Federal Universal Louvre 1996 HK Exhibition Hall Centre - Extension 63 Sky Central Plaza Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Builders Federal Universal Louvre 1996 HK Commercial Building 64 Landmark - Macau Carlos Macedo e Coute Waltech Pacific Universal Louvre 1996 Macau Commercial Building 65 Route 3 - Tsing Yi Interchange Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick MCJV Proteus 1996 HK Public Facilities 66 Terminal 8 LPT Asiabuild Universal Louvre 1996 HK Industrial Building DE/93/15 - Strategic Sewage Disposal 67 Montgomery Watson Chevalier Universal Louvre 1996 HK Public Facilities Scheme 68 KCRC - Lo Wu Transformer Room L & O KA Construction Universal Louvre 1996 HK Power Station 69 KCRC - Kowloon Tong Station MTRC Dee Cheong Universal Louvre 1996 HK Railway 70 Yuen Long Civic Centre ASD Tai Hing Universal Louvre 1996 HK Leisure 71 HKEC - Sai Ying Pun Sub-Station HKE Ray On Universal Louvre 1996 HK Power Station 72 511(6) MTRC - Tsing Yi Station Wong Tung Harmon Contract Proteus 1996 HK Railway 73 505(5) MTRC - Tai Kok Tsui Station CYS Josef Gartner Universal Louvre 1996 HK Railway FAS - Job Reference for Colt Products A Colt approved distributor Item Project Specifier Contractor Type of Products Year Location Category 74 505(6) MTRC - Tai Kok Tsui Station CYS Builders Federal Universal Louvre 1996 HK Railway 75 508(7) MTRC - Lai King Station CYS Josef Gartner Universal Louvre 1996 HK Railway 76 HACTL - Super Terminal Contract A01 OAP / Foster Josef Gartner Universal Louvre 1996 HK Industrial Building 77 5 Queen's Road Central Design 2 Hip Hing Universal Louvre 1996 HK Commercial Building 78 Apple Daily Printing Workshop CP Architects Kenworth Universal Louvre 1996 HK Industrial Building 79 CLP - Shatin Centre Warehouse CLP Pat Davie Universal Louvre 1996 HK Industrial Building 80 Ground Transportation Centre Foster Asia Nishimatsu Universal Louvre 1996 HK Industrial Building 81 Military Hospital ASD Golden Dragon Universal Louvre 1996 HK Hospital MTRC - Ventilation Shaft at 82 MTRC Program Universal Louvre 1996 HK Railway Kowloon Tong 83 MTRC - Hong Kong Station MTRC Shimizu Smoke Curtain 1996 HK Railway 84 HAECO Engine Test Cell Gammon Meteor 1996 HK Industrial Building MTRC - Chek Lap Kok Station Ground 85 Foster Seele Universal Louvre 1997 HK Railway Transportation Centre 420 86 MTRC - Siu Ho Wan Depot LPT / Meinhardt Shui On / Robertson MF / EuroSeefire 1997 HK Railway 87 Kennedy School DCM Law Chi Yip Universal Louvre 1997 HK Education Building 88 MTRC - Kowloon Bay Station MTRC Long Nice Universal Louvre 1997 HK Railway 89 Shek Wai Kok Shopping Centre Housing Hop Lee Universal Louvre 1997 HK Retail, Shopping Centre 90 Private Residences - Sai Kung DCM Wing Hing Universal Louvre 1997 HK Residential Building 91 Wah Fu Shopping Centre Housing Fong Wing Shing Universal Louvre 1997 HK Retail, Shopping Centre Water Treatment Works at Aberdeen 92 WSD G & E Universal Louvre 1997 HK Public Facilities Eastern and Redhill 93 Ngau Tam Mei Treatment Works CDM Aoki Universal Louvre 1997 HK Public Facilities 94 516 MTRC - East Lantau Tunnel MTRC Aoki Universal Louvre 1997 HK Railway 95 556 MTRC - East Lantau Tunnel MTRC GEC Universal Louvre 1997 HK Railway 96 Redevelopment at Q.E. Hospital ASD China State Universal Louvre 1997 HK Hospital 97 River Trade Terminal (Phase I) LPT Zen Pacific Universal Louvre 1997 HK Public Building Regional Council Complex at Tsing Yi 98 Anthony Ng China Road and Bridge Universal Louvre 1997 HK Government Building Town Centre Sandwish Class Housing Development at 99 Ho & Partners Yiu Wing Universal Louvre 1997 HK Residential Building TKO, Area 24 100 Ho Man Tin Recreation Ground ASD Cheung Hing Universal Louvre 1998 HK Leisure Life Safety Generator Upgrade at 101 LPT China Link Universal Louvre 1998 HK Public Facilities Landmark 12/WSD/96 - Water Treatment Works at Guangdong Water 102 WSD Universal Louvre 1998 HK Public Facilities Aberdeen, Eastern and Redhill Conservancy Butterfly Beach Laundry at Tuen Mun, 103 ASD
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