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1463468438 Aqua Systems Bro Dear Sir/Madam, I would like to present “Aqua Systems“ Jsc. – a certified 1st category construction company with headquarter in Burgas, proven leader in the sector of infrastructural and environmental construction with over 15 years of experience. “Aqua Systems” Jsc is a financially stable business structure with an annual turnover of over 40 million euro with no encountered net annual financial losses, has more than 120 employees, including 10 highly qualified engineers and experts. The key factors for the corporate operations and growth are innovations and modern equipment, as we are the owner of the highest number of hybrid excavators Komatsu in Europe, competitive prices, as our aim is to make profit from optimization of expenditures, combined with leading engineering skills, ability to solve complex challenges and constant improvement through professional certification. Our company possesses the necessary assets and facilities such as industrial base, construction machinery and equipment to perform and implement excavation and earthmoving, water supply and sewerage systems, irrigation systems, dams, coast facilities, sewage and drinking water treatment, environmental facilities, rehabilitation of solid waste landfills, power networks and substations, residential and industrial construction, etc. Through our partners, we can supply certified high quality inert materials. In conclusion, the equipment, skills and experience we have accumulated set “Aqua Systems” Jsc apart from other companies in the industry, allowing us to operate when others give up, setting the boundaries of our capabilities to the limit of the imagination of our working team of professionals. Sincerely, Alexey Manshin. 2 Certificates and Licenses Construction Chamber: an official license for implementation of projects from I (first) to V (fifth) category, according to the classification of the Bulgarian Chamber of Construction ISO 9001:2008: quality management system with scope of works in civil, industrial, residential, infrastructural, geotechnical, hydro technical, environmental, irrigation and drainage construction. ISO 14001:2005: environmental management system with scope of works in civil, industrial, residential, infrastructural, geotechnical, hydro-technical, environmental, irrigation and drainage construction. SR OHSAS: 18001:2008/OHSAS: 1800:2007: occupational health and safety management system with scope of works in civil, industrial, residential, infrastructural, geotechnical, hydro technical, environmental, irrigation and drainage construction. SA 8000 Standard: set of policies and procedures that protect the basic human rights of workers. 3 Main Construction Projects We value all of our projects as we put our effort, time and skill in each one of them, however there are some that we value most: “Oxidation ponds – closure and reclamation of the first oxidation pond and installation of the ventilation system”. Main contractor. “Construction, supply and installation of equipment for project of storage, processing and elimination of oil sludge and other waist up to 200k m3, according to the program for elimination of past environmental damages”. Main contractor. “Closure and rehabilitation of a landfill for non-hazardous waste. Sotirya village, Sliven municipality”. Main contractor. “Supply of equipment and machinery for the project: “Engineering, research, design and execution of works to prevent flooding of lands, facilities and embankments nearby LOT4 of “Trakiya Highway A1”. Subcontractor to “PST Group”. “Excavation, construction and earthworks for construction of the highway “Maritza”, LOT 2”. Subcontractor to “PST Group”. “Project design and execution of construction work “WWTP Radnevo”. Subcontractor to “PST Group”. 4 Appendix 1: “List of Machinery and Equipment”. EXCAVATORS 1 KOMATSU РС210, 110kW, 1,0m3 1 2 KOMATSU HB215 LC-1, 110kW, 1,4m3 2 3 KOMATSU HB215 LC-2 10 4 HYUNDAI ROBEX 450 LC-7A DEMOLITION 1 5 KOMATSU PW160 2 6 CASE 580 ST, 74kW, 1,0m3 1 7 KOMATSU PC450 1 8 LIEBHERR 932 1 9 LIEBHERR 954 1 TRUCKS TIPPERS GONDOLAS TRACTORS 1 Steyr 19 S 37, truck with crane, 272kW, 18t 1 2 KAMAZ 55111, 154kW, 6x3, 22t 4 3 KAMAZ 54112, 154kW, 6x3, 33t 1 4 IVECO MAGIRUS 260.34АН, 6x3, 40t., 250kW 1 5 MERCEDES ACTROS 1831, 290kW 5 6 MERCEDES ACTROS 1840, 290kW, 40t 5 7 MAN 19.362, 338kW 1 8 MAN FE 410A, 301kW, 8x4, 32t 5 9 MERCEDES 3246 K, 8X4, 335kW до 32t 5 10 MAN TGA 41.480, 353kW, 44t 1 11 MERCEDES ACTROS, 335kW, 8x4, 32t 1 12 MERCEDES 3241 ACTROS, 300kW, 8X4 1 13 IVECO Magirus AD 340 T44, 324 kW, 8x4, 32t 1 14 MERCEDES AXOR, 395kW, 8x4, 35.5t 1 5 15 Truck Scania , 25t 1 16 Trailer platform KOEGEL SK24, 6x3, 35t 1 LOADERS, DOZERS, GRADERS, RIPPERS, ROLLERS 1 Long Gong ZL 50EX, N 16,8t, 162kW, 3m3 2 2 Bulldozer D65 EX-15 SL, N 23,63t, 153kW, 9,6m3 1 3 Bulldozer DT-75 1 4 Forklift 1 5 Grader PY180G 1 6 While crane Gottwald AMK 35 1 7 KOMATSU SK 20 1 8 Excentric Ripper 1 9 Zetor VV-100 1 10 Foton SS 814 D 1 11 Foton SS 812 D 1 12 Wacker RT 820CC Double Drum 1 CARS & ROAD TRANSPORTATION 1 Fiat Doblo 6+1, 88kW 2 2 Ford Transit, 63кW - passenger 2 3 Ford Transit 300, 63kW, 5+1 – passenger 1 4 VW Transporter 2,5 TDI, 75kW 1 6 Ford Escort 4+1 1 7 Ford Explorer, 152kW 1 EQUIPMENT 1 Cutter DYNAPAC ZF6-843, 4,9kW 2 2 Vibro Compactor DYNAPAC LF90, 5,5kW 2 3 Compactor HONDA TREMIX M S680, 2,9kW 1 4 Fortification Equipment Sets 10 6 5 Friatec – Electric gluing machine for HDPE up to ф1200 1 6 Ritmo – welding machine up to ф600 1 7 Appendix 2: “List of Completed Projects”. № Project Details Value in € 1 Houses for seasonal use in village Veselie, Primorsko municipality. 2015. € 30 691 2 Residential building with a hotel part in “Industrialna” St., Burgas. 2015. € 51 151 3 Construction of sewage effluent and storm sewers to the village Smochevo, Rila municipality. Length 3600 m. sanitary and storm drainage, including all homes € 120 921 deviations and rain gullies. Subcontractor to “AGROMAH Road” Ltd. 2015. 4 Construction work for the Project “Sozopolis”, Budjaka area, Sozopol. 2015. € 32 225 5 Excavation, construction and earthworks for implementation of the highway € 613 812 “Maritza”, LOT 2. Subcontractor to “PST Group”. 2015. 6 Rehabilitation of lagoons of Port Terminal “Rosenets” of “Lukoil Neftochim € 162 322 Burgas” Jsc. 2015 – 2016. 7 Project design and execution of construction work “WWTP Radnevo”. € 265 985 Subcontractor to “PST Group”. 2015. 8 Rehabilitation and completion of the water supply and sewerage systems in the € 383 632 eastern part of Bansko town - I stage. Subcontractor to “EYRA” DZZD. 2015. 9 Emergency repair of existing drinking water supply system Ф 100mm in € 111 253 “Knyaz Al. Batenberg” St. Subcontractor to “PST AQUA” DZZD. 2015. 10 Closure and reclamation of landfill for non-hazardous waste. Sotirya village, € 1 473 148 Sliven municipality, stage II. 2015. 8 Supply of equipment and machinery for the project: “Engineering, research, design and execution of works for prevention of flooding of lands, facilities and 11 € 2 015 219 embankments nearby LOT4 of “Trakiya” Highway: A1 from km 276+200 to km 325+280”. Subcontractor to “PST Group”. 2014 – 2015. Construction, supply and installation of equipment for project of storage, processing and elimination of oil sludge and other waist up to 200k m3, 12 € 1 455 454 according to the program for elimination of past environmental damages at “Lukoil Neftochim Burgas” Jsc. 2014 – 2015. 13 Construction of sanitary and storm sewers in Tenevo village, municipality € 347 703 Tundzha. Subcontractor to “Vodokanalstroj” Llc. 2014. 14 Completion, reconstruction and rehabilitation of the sewage network, € 199 118 Parvomay, quarter Debar. Subcontractor to “Vodokanalstroj” Llc. 2013 – 2014. 15 Reconstruction of the water supply network and construction of the sewerage € 542 083 network in the village Krystina, Kameno municipality. 2012. 16 Engineering, reconstruction and completion of the main collection channel at € 5 551 813 resort centers “Snazhanka”, “Yazowira”, “Studenets” and “Malina” in “Pamporovo” resort. 2011. 17 Oxidation ponds – closure and reclamation of the first oxidation pond and € 6 082 265 installation of the ventilation system. Stage I. Part of the program for elimination of past environmental damages at “Lukoil Neftochim Burgas” Jsc. 2011. 18 Reconstruction of water supply and sewerage system of Varna city. 2010 € 126 238 19 Pressure Station “Troianovo”, pumping station “Troianovo-2” and penstock at € 238 592 Kameno municipality, Burgas region. 2009. 9 20 Construction of sewers, reconstruction of “Hadji Dimitar” St., “Buzludzha” St., € 343 490 Sredets town, and restoration of the street pavements. 2009. 21 Water supply system in Rosenovo village, stage I and stage II, Sredets € 661 569 municipality. 2008. 22 Emergency restoration of the wall, overflow, energy source of the dam € 415 420 “Zornitsa-1”. Sredets municipality. 2007. 23 Improvement of the capacity of the flood forecasting in the region of Bulgarian € 470 722 - Turkish border. “Irrigation Systems” Jsc. 2007. 24 Closure of the landfill in the quarter Dolno Ezerovo, I stage, “Lukoil Neftochim € 572 966 Burgas” Jsc. 2006. 25 Embankments on the river “Drachevo” - influent of “Sredetska” river, Sredets € 123 274 municipality. 2006. 26 WWTP and inlet collectors “Ardashla”. Smolyan municipality. 2006. € 403 008 27 Reconstruction of street road network at Zornitsa village. Sredets municipality. € 63 460 2006. 28 Construction of road II-99 area Alepu, II stage, from km 20+867 to km 29+327. € 210 971 2006. 29 Recovery of the road IV 79042, Fakiya village - Gorno Yabalkovo, Sredets € 334 765 municipality. 2004. 30 Terminal “Rosenets”, overhaul of fire alarm. “Lukoil Neftochim Burgas”. 2004. € 180 563 31 Implementation of construction works in the city center parks to make it € 92 072 10 accessible for the people with disabilities. Sungurlare municipality. 2003. 32 Wastewater treatment plant for wastewater canning factory, Karnobat. Burgas € 230 471 municipality. 2003. 33 Wastewater treatment plant for sewage on a repair plant for agricultural € 128 178 machinery, Karnobat.
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