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Completed Projects-Oil & Gas Industry PROJECT LIST / WORK EXPERIENCE Table 1: Completed Projects-Oil & Gas Industry S. N. Project Name SOW Client Year Country Health Safety and Environmental Impact Assessment (HSEIA) for the proposed 8th HSEIA 8th Power Generation at Das Island 1. Power Generation Project at Das Island (FEED ADGAS 2012 UAE (FEED) Stage) in accordance with ADNOC code of Practice on HSEIA. Health Safety and Environmental Impact Assessment (HSEIA) for the proposed HSEIA - Das Flares Modification Revamp 2. Facilities for Flares Modification /Revamp ADMA OPCO 2012 UAE Project Project (FEED Stage) in accordance with ADNOC Code of Practice on HSEIA. Environmental Baseline Survey (EBS) and Health Safety and Environmental Impact 3. EBS & HSEIA Umm Shaif & Zakum Oil Fields ADMA-OPCO 2012 UAE Assessment for ADMA OPCO’s existing facilities in Umm Shaif and Zakum. Air Dispersion Modeling for ADGAS Facilities 4. Das Island Air Dispersion Modeling in Das Island in line with the requirements of ADGAS 2011 UAE ADGAS and ADNOC. Dispersion Modelling and Risk Assessment of 5. Atmospheric Relief Valves in Das Island ADMA-OPCO 2010 UAE atmospheric relief Valves in Das Island. ADMA OPCO plans to develop SARB and planned to develop off-shore facilities on ZIRKU to process the oil from the SARB and Umm Lulu oil field. The Blue Sea is to carryout 6. EBS,EIA and HSEIA-Zirku Island Health Safety and Environmental Impact ADMA-OPCO 2010 UAE Assessment for the new ADMA-OPCO proposed facilities for processing on Zirku Island for new off shore oil and gas Fields – Sarb and Umm Lulu. Source Emission Monitoring of atmospheric 7. Source Emission Monitoring Project pollutants at all ADMA-OPCO offshore facilities ADMA-OPCO 2010 UAE and operations and to compare with the Blue Sea Environmental Consultants Est., Abu Dhabi 1 PROJECT LIST / WORK EXPERIENCE S. N. Project Name SOW Client Year Country ADNOC guide lines. Identification Marine Environmental Resources EIA of ADMA-OPCO Existing Facilities and around Das Island Environmental Impact 8. ADMA-OPCO 2010 UAE Operations on Das Island Assessment ADMA OPCO Existing Facilities and Operations. IVR for Health, Safety and Environmental IVR of the Phase-I HSEIA Report of Umm Lulu 9. Impact Assessment Phase-1 Umm Lulu Phase-I Development Project in accordance ADMA-OPCO 2010 UAE Development Project with ADNOC Code of Practices. IVR for Health, Safety and Environmental IVR of the Phase-I HSEIA Report of NASR 10. Impact Assessment Phase-1 NASR Phase-I Development Project in accordance ADMA-OPCO 2010 UAE Development Project with ADNOC Code of Practices. Independent Verification of HSEIA report for IVR for Health, Safety and Environmental ADMA-OPCO prepared for Umm Shaif well- 11. ADMA-OPCO 2009 UAE Impact Assessment Phase-2 IGDP-USWHT head tower construction project in accordance with ADNOC Code of Practices. Identification of Energy Consumption Major Equipment at ZADCO Facilities. Energy and Emission Reduction Study for 12. Recommendations for short, medium and long ZADCO 2008 UAE ZADCO Facilities and Operations term strategy to reduce Energy Consumption and Emission. Independent Verification of HSEIA report for IVR for Health, Safety and Environmental ADMA-OPCO prepared for Umm Shaif well- 13. ADMA-OPCO 2008 UAE Impact Assessment Phase-1 IGDP-USWHT head tower construction project in accordance with ADNOC Code of Practices. Identification Marine Environmental Resources EBS and EIA of Ghasha – Offshore O ilfields in Ghasha, Butini Oilfield Impact Assessment 14. ADMA-OPCO 2006 UAE Butini West Mubarraz around Oil Field Development. Energy Consumption Audit Identification Marine Environmental Resources in NASR, Oilfield Impact Assessment around 15. EBS and EIA –Offshore Oilfield NASR ADMA-OPCO 2006 UAE Oil Field Development. Energy Consumption Audit. Blue Sea Environmental Consultants Est., Abu Dhabi 2 PROJECT LIST / WORK EXPERIENCE S. N. Project Name SOW Client Year Country Identification Marine Environmental Resources in SARB, Oilfield Impact Assessment around 16. EBS and EIA - Offshore Oilfield SARB ADMA-OPCO 2006 UAE Oil Field Development. Energy Consumption Audit. Identification Marine Environmental Resources in Umm Lulu, Oilfield Impact Assessment 17. EBS and EIA – Offshore O ilfield of Umm Lulu ADMA-OPCO 2006 UAE around Oil Field Development. Energy Consumption Audit. Table 2: Projects Completed By Blue Sea in Last 5 Years (General) S. N. Project Name SOW Client Year Country Environmental evaluation or assessment of Environmental Evaluation Services – Clean resources conservation and competence of Bin Murshed 1. Holdings/ Clean 2012 UAE Middle East environment-friendly practices for Clean Middle Middle East East Peer Review of CEMP for J381 ADNOC Peer Review of Construction Environmental AMANA Contracting & 2. Explosive Storage Facilities at Western Management Plan (CEMP) for J381 ADNOC 2012 UAE Steel Buildings Region Explosive Storage Facilities at Western Region Co. Peer Review of Construction Environmental AMANA Peer Review of CEMP for Mosanada Schools: 3. Management Plan (CEMP) for three Mosanada Contracting & 2012 UAE Baniyas, Al Shamkha & Al Shwamekh Steel Buildings Schools: Baniyas, Al Shamkha & Al Shwamekh Co. Construction Environmental Management Plan CEMP – Al Taweelah Marina Project in Khalifa Marinetek Force 4. for Al Taweelah Marina Project in Khalifa Port, 2012 UAE Port 10 LLC Abu Dhabi Environmental Audit Report – Compliance to 5. Environmental Audit (CEMP) – Hydra Village Construction Environmental Management Plan Hydra Properties 2012 UAE (CEMP) for Hydra Village, Abu Dhabi PER – Expansion of Water Network Preparation of Preliminary Environmental ItalConsult 6. 2012 UAE Distribution Mains in Al Faya and South Review for an Italian consulting engineering Sviluppo Blue Sea Environmental Consultants Est., Abu Dhabi 3 PROJECT LIST / WORK EXPERIENCE S. N. Project Name SOW Client Year Country Shamkha Area company for the Expansion of Water Infrastrutture Distribution Mains in Al Faya and South Shamkha Area. Preparation of Preliminary Environmental ItalConsult PER – Water Supply to Al Faya, Bu Theib Review for an Italian consulting engineering 7. Sviluppo 2012 UAE Stables and Al Ghweiliyat company for the Water Supply to Al Faya, Bu Infrastrutture Theib Stables and Al Ghweiliyat. Water Analysis for Submarine Cable between Performed water analysis on 12 locations 8. LD TravOcean 2012 UAE Sir Bani Yas and Main Land (Shuwait) between Sir Bani Yas and Main Land (Shuwait) Environmental Audit Report – Compliance to Seidco General Environmental Audit (CEMP) – Al Bateen Park Construction Environmental Management Plan 9. Contracting 2012 UAE Development (CEMP) for Al Bateen Park Development, Al Company LLC Bateen, Abu Dhabi Inspection and measurement of Volatile Inspect & Measure the VOC Levels in Abu Organic Compound (VOC) levels in 13 10. ADFCA 2012 UAE Dhabi & Al Ain Laboratories locations of Abu Dhabi Laboratory and 15 locations of Al Ain Laboratory. Traffic Impact Study of Emirati Housing Community in Al Ain to be carried out in 11. TIS Jebel Hafeet E mirati Housing Community accordance with EAD technical guidance Dorsch Gruppe 2012 UAE documents and international best practiced standards. EBS Emirati Housing Community in Yas Environmental Baseline Survey (EBS) for 12. PAL Technology 2011 UAE Island Emirati Housing Community in Yas Island Preparation of Preliminary Environmental Review for the Marawah Island City of Abu Areenouf Group of 13. PER – Marawah Island 2011 UAE Dhabi and submission of permit application to Est. EAD via ZonesCorp. HAZOP study by certified company and HAZOP Study for Al Ghadeer Development – implementation of HAZOP recommendations 14. Envicon 2011 UAE Phase 1 including the supply and installation of all the required equipment/instrumentation for Blue Sea Environmental Consultants Est., Abu Dhabi 4 PROJECT LIST / WORK EXPERIENCE S. N. Project Name SOW Client Year Country complete pump station and electro chlorination. Studying the process of Piping Cleaning. To measure the effects of the disposed effluents Environmental Management Plan -Chilled 15. on the ecosystem, to ensure sample testing Toledo 2011 UAE Water Piping Network in Reem Island and analysis of the water is being discharged into the sea. Preparation of the audit report of the CEMP and local EAD laws in accordance with the technical guidance documents issued by EAD 16. 3rd Party Audit CEMP Al Ruwais Bypass Ghantoot Est. 2011 UAE in April 2010. Final audit report shall be submitted to EAD for their comments and final approval. Preparation of the Construction Environmental Management Plan in accordance with the 17. CEMP Al Bateen Park Development Seidco LLC 2011 UAE technical guidance documents issued by EAD in April 2010. Preparation of Construction Environmental Nael & Bin Harmal Management Plan for Al Ain Trunk Sewer in Al 18. CEMP – Al Ain Trunk Sewer Hydroexpert Est. 2011 UAE Ain by Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services (NBHH) Company (ADSSC). Preparation of the EAP in accordance with 19. Environmental Action Plan - Al Reef Villas the Technical Guidance documents issued Fibrex Cont. Co. 2011 UAE by EAD in April 2010. Preparation of Construction Environmental Management Plan for Concrete Batching Plant Xtramix Concrete 20. CEMP – Saadiyat Island 2010 UAE on Saadiyat Island and its approval by EAD via Solution TDIC. Preparation of Environmental Health and EHSS – Upgrading Road from Al Faya to OTAK 21. Safety Studies for upgrading road from Al Faya 2010 UAE Razeen and Al Quaa International to Razeen and Al Quaa. EBS & EIA Coastal Development Project Ras
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