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Company Profile and Projects Company Profile and Projects COMPANY PROFILE Infratech Development Holding (IDH) is a trading company founded in 2014 in Floriana (Malta) by italian experts in Project Financing and Public-Private-Partenership. The company has a share of more than $ 60 million and controls two other companies in Belaruss: • ISSE, wich is an engineering servise company; • Infratech, wich is an engineer company. An important italian company in the construction of technological systems (ELEF) is another significant shareholder. IT Transportation Engineering, a leading italian expert in the field of Transport Planning, normally works as a business partner of IDH. The company, trough its expert, over the 25 years, he has worked in the field of Transportation Engineering, with a particular focus in the following area: • Strategicplanning and tactics in the field of transport system and regional development; • Technical feasibility, economic, financial and transport infrastructure; • Design of transport systemand related infrastructure: • Highways; • Railways; • Metropolitan; • Light Rail Train (LRT) • Trams; • Harbors; • Interports; • Public transport service networks; • Interports. In addition, WWI has developed over the years special and important experience in the field of Project Financing (PF) scheme. Its wide range of work experiences has conducted in numerous project both in Italy and in 20 foreign countries (Albania, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Chad, Central African Republic, Ukraine, India, Romania, Venezuela, Czech Republic, Iraq, Kosovo, Serbia, Switzerland, Brasil, Belarus, Kurdistan, Panama, Honduras and Costa Rica). HOLDING STRUCTURE HOLDING STRUCTURE COMING INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations National road 106 (Reggio Calabria-Taranto) upgrade froma two lanes road to four lanes motorway - Total length: 410 Km - Total investment costs: about 8,500 mil € INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Vesuvio Red Train International project competition for Vesuvio National Park railway Length: 3,725 m Stops: 5 from Cook Station (245.15 m o.s.l.) to Due Vulcani Station (830 m o.s.l.) Average slope: 15.7% INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Ligth Rail Transit (LRT) System in Sullmaniyah Gvernrate-Iraq Total tram network length: about 57 Km Total investment costs: about 600 mil $ INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Orte-Venezia new motorway Project Finance Proposal Total length: 396 Km Total investment costs: about 7.500 mil € INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Salerno West Door (International Proposals Tender) INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Ragusa-Catania new Highway Project Financial Proposal INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Campobasso-San Vittore new highway Project Financial Proposal INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Connection between national Minsk-2 airport and Minsk Zeleniy Bor new urban area New railway link: about 25 Km for about 3,300 mil € New motorway link: about 25 Km for about 1,500 mil € New urban services and roads: about 80 Km for about 500 mil € INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Minsk Metropolitan Area Master Plan PPP Proposal New ring: about 90 Km of length About new 20-30 metro stations New railway by-pass: about 15 Km of length Total investment costs about 13,000 mil € INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Bari-Lecce new highway Project Finance Proposal Length of about 150 Km Investment cost of about 1,600 mil € INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Taranto-Brindisi new highway Project Finance Proposal Length of about 74 Km Investment cost of about 1,100 million € INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Casal Monastero Modal Interchange INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Motor Recreation and Education Park Malta Box building General Plan Hotel INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Malta Intermodal Transport System Intermodal Transport System - Layout Typical stop solutions for two alignment Typical stop solutions INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations Leonardo ‘s ATC (Air Traffic Control) Capabilities A-SMGCS FEET MANAGEM RR M APRON MANAGEMENT RR RR GAINS Context scenario Control room of Ciampino (Rome-Italy) Leonardo Air Traffic Management & Airport Systems INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations EASTERN SABAH SAFETY ZONE (ESSZONE) - Integrated Maritime and Terrestrial Defence System - A Scalable, Modular, Comprehensive and Integrated Solution for the Surveillance, Protection and Defence of the Coast of Eastern Sabah A complex and comprehensive system of monitoring, control, protection and defense INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations D Line Rome Underground Project Finance Proposal Length: about 22 Km Total investment costs: about 3,300 million € INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT Holding experiences in the international project finance proposals and/or infrastucture project elaboration partecipations 2017 • Leonardo ‘s ATC (Air Traffic Control) Capabilities • “Mobility Study of Vecchiano Municipality (PI)” 2016 2009 • Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) - Maritime Security – Traffic Management - • Feasibility Study of modernization and upgrade works of the railway Client: Italian Ministry of Infrastructures and Transportation -User: line Rome-Viterbo, extraurban section Plan Paradiso-Viterbo”; Italian Coast Guard ; • “Plurimodal Transport System within the framework of the Intermodal • Motor Recreation and Education Park Malta. Corridor Pontino”; • “Financial Planning Study of the Line D Rome Underground Project”; 2015 • “Evaluation of the Financial Profitability of EGI S.p.A real estate • Malta Intermodal Transport System properties”; • Preliminary Design of the road link SS 3 Flaminia - Sv. Ponzano Romano 2014 (A1)”; • EASTERN SABAH SAFETY ZONE (ESSZONE) - Integrated Maritime and • “Pre-feasibility study on water resources in southern Albania”; Terrestrial Defence System - A Scalable, Modular, Comprehensive and • “Urban requalification project of Catania’s San Berlino Quarter in Integrated Solution for the Surveillance, Protection and Defence of the Sicily”; Coast of Eastern Sabah • “Assistance to Public Enterprise Roads of Serbia”; • “Approval procedures of the Ministry of Infrastructure of “Project 2013 Finance Poposal for Highway link Termoli-S.Vittore: Section • “Interoceanic multimodal corridor Puerto Cortes-San Pedro Sula- Campobasso-S.Vittore”; Tegucigalpa-Golfo de Fonseca (Isla El tigre)” for 5.000 million € and 525 • “Approval procedures of the Ministry of Infrastructure (CIPE) of the km of lenght; “Project Finance Proposal for Highway link Ragusa-Catania”; • CRISS Project Regional integrated Center for Road Safety” • “Traffic study for Casal Monastero Intermodal infrastructure on the B 2008 Underground Line extention” as document for Definitie Project; • “Traffic Flows of the Satellite System for O/D matrix evaluation of the • “Financial plan for Concession Tender of B1 Rome underground line Region of Emilia Romagna”; parking infrastructures (Annibaliano, Conca d’Oro and Piazzale Jonio); • “Restructuring and urban transformation project of the former industrial area ex Mira Lanza, situated in Pontinia (LT)”; 2012 • “Integration of Environmental Impact Studies of Ragusa-Catania • “Feasibility Study for highway and metro connections between Highway link”; national Minsk Airport and Minsk Zeleniy Bor new urban area”; • “International Design Competition for the Railway line in the National • “Traffic study for Ragusa_Catania Highway link” for Project Financing Park of Vesuvio; proposal; • “Benefit/Cost Analysis of Anagnina-Tor Vergata-Torre Angela tram • “Traffic study for Campobasso-S.Vittore Highway link – the first line”; intervention part” for Project Financial proposal; • “International Idea Competition in Urban Planning Pian Scairolo • “Preliminary traffic studies for A19-Palermo bypass-A29 Highway
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