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Company Profile COMPANY PROFILE www.alittimad.com TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Company Licenses & Certificates 1.1 Commercial License 1.2 Contractor Classification Certificate 1.3 Abu Dhabi Commercial Engineering Services Certificate 1.4 OHSAS 18001:2007 Certificate 1.5 ISO 9001:2015 Certificate 1.6 ISO 14001:2015 Certificate 2.0 Introduction 3.0 Company Services 4.0 Salient Features of Al Ittimad Foundations LLC 5.0 Awards and Appreciation Letter 6.0 Company Structure 5.1 Administrative Staff 5.2 Technical Staff 5.3 Site Supervision Staff 5.4 Key Contact Personnel 7.0 Company Assets 8.0 Shortlist of Executed Projects 7.1.1 Recent Major Project Works 7.1.2 Previous Piling & Enabling Projects 7.2 Jetty Works 7.3 Piling Method: C.F.A. System 7.4 Dredging Works 7.5 Civil Work 1 | Page www.alittimad.com COMPANY LICENSES & CERTIFICATES 2 | Page www.alittimad.com 3 | Page www.alittimad.com 4 | Page www.alittimad.com 5 | Page www.alittimad.com 6 | Page www.alittimad.com 7 | Page www.alittimad.com 8 | Page www.alittimad.com INTRODUCTION, COMPANY ACTIVITIES & SALIENT FEATURES OF THE COMPANY 9 | Page www.alittimad.com 2.0 INTRODUCTION Al Ittimad Foundations L.L.C. is one of the leading Piling Contractors in the U.A.E., duly recognised by Abu Dhabi Municipality, Public Works Department, Department of Social Affairs & Commercial Buildings and other Governmental Departments. Our organization is registered as a General Contracting Firm. Al Ittimad Foundations L.L.C. commenced its operations in 1989, had contributed immensely to Piling Foundations Engineering in Abu Dhabi, always committed to service and quality, and has the resources and flexibility to fully meet our Clients’ requirements in Piling and related geo-technological engineering fields, successfully executing large piling contracts and civil construction works in Abu Dhabi and the surrounding islands. 3.0 COMPANY SERVICES 1. Piling Works Casing or C.F.A. for all types of Civil Works. 2. Construction of Secant Pile Wall. 3. Sheet Piling Works. 4. Steel H-Beam Shoring Works. 5. Dredging Channels for Yachts and Minor Docking Facilities. 6. Specialists in Construction of Jetty Works. 7. Floating Jetty Works. 10 | Page www.alittimad.com 4.0 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE COMPANY 1. Highly accredited quality management of the Company. 2. Highly trained and experienced Site Engineers are readily available at Piling Drilling locations. 3. Advice at the preliminary stages of the Project is freely given with budget pricing. 4. Safe and economic Pile Design is an integral part of our service. 5. Computerised Pile Design with Calculations duly approved and stamped by the Consultant and Municipality. 6. Pile axes are checked thoroughly by our Site Supervisors and Engineers before drilling. 7. Fully hydraulic self-erecting rigs are being used for Pile Construction with strict process control procedures. 8. Our sophisticated equipment, along with skilled Crane Operators, make the time elapsed time for drilling relatively short. 9. Load Tests and Integrity Tests are carried out under the supervision of the Consultant and Municipality representatives. 10. Our Technical Engineer runs and supervises over 500 loading tests annually. 11. Detailed Load Test Reports with necessary Field Data are duly approved by the Consultant and Municipality. 12. All equipment are backed up by our experienced mechanical team. 13. Supervisors from rigs’ manufacturers are available for site work co-ordination and general maintenance. 14. Our Technical Manager is available to provide advice and help relating to any structural and geo-technical matters. 15. Apart from the above, as a Specialist of Jetty Works in the U.A.E., our organization is well experienced in designing and executing Jetties with Secant Pile Method. 11 | Page www.alittimad.com www.alittimad.com www.alittimad.com PILING WORKS (TEMPORARY CASING) www.alittimad.com PILING WORKS (C.F.A) www.alittimad.com SHORING WORKS H - BEAM SHEET PILES www.alittimad.com SECANT PILES STRUTTING PIPES www.alittimad.com JETTY WORKS www.alittimad.com AWARDS & APPRECIATION LETTERS 12 | Page www.alittimad.com COMPANY STRUCTURE 13 | Page www.alittimad.com 14 | Page www.alittimad.com 5.1 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF WORKING NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION EXPERIENCE AYAD FATHI SAID CHAIRMAN B.Sc. (Eng.) 48 YEARS M. BUSINESS ANMAR A.F. SAID MANAGING DIRECTOR 21 YEARS ADMINISTRATION SAEED JAWAN CHIEF ACCOUNTANT M. Comm 30 YEARS SAMER A.F. SAID BUSINESS DEVT. MANAGER B.Sc. (Eng.) 16 YEARS AYED JAWAN BUSINESS DEVT. OFFICER B.S. Accountancy 17 YEARS BELAL A. FARES GENERAL ACCOUNTANT B.S. ACCOUNTANCY 11 YEARS KHALED ZAQOUT GENERAL ACCOUNTANT B.S. ACCOUNTANCY 10 YEARS ANWAR KAMAL GENERAL ACCOUNTANT M.B.A. (FINANCE) 10 YEARS YAHYA Y.M. HASSOUNA PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER DIPLOMA 26 YEARS MUTASEM SULIEMAN COLLECTION/ADMIN COOR. B.Sc Admin 24 YEARS 5.2 TECHNICAL STAFF WORKING NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION EXPERIENCE SYED ISHTIAQ HUSSAIN HEAD OF ENGINEERING / SALES MANAGER B.E. (CIVIL) 23 YEARS VICTOR S. MANIAGO SR. PROJECTS MANAGER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 9 YEARS MUSBAH HASSAN SR. PROJECTS MANAGER / QA MANAGER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 5 YEARS SIRAJ A.F. SAID PROJECT MANAGER B.Sc. (INDUSTRIAL DESIGN) 9 YEARS HAITHAM I O OSMAN PROJECT MANAGER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 5 YEARS MANSOOR MUNDENKATTIL PROJECT MANAGER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 4 YEARS HELEN T. ANGELES DESIGN ENGINEER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 9 YEARS AL SATPARAM QA/QC B.Sc. (CIVIL) 4 YEARS MARK PHILP SANCHEZ ARCHITECT B.Sc. (ARCH.) 9 YEARS RANDY RABAGO SR. SITE ENGINEER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 4 YEARS MOHAMED BASHER SITE ENGINEER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 7 YEARS MOHAMED ABDELRHIM 15 | Page www.alittimad.com WORKING NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION EXPERIENCE SAKIB ALTAF DESHMUKH SITE ENGINEER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 4 YEARS WONDWOSEN ALEMU WOLDE SITE ENGINEER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 2 YEARS MOHAMMED HASSOUNA SITE ENGINEER B.Sc. (CIVIL) 1 YEAR AMIRA SHAKER ABDELSAMIE ATTIA AWAD QUANTITY SURVEYOR B.Sc. (CIVIL) 4 YEARS SYED HASSAN SAAH SURVEYOR DIPLOMA 10 YEARS NOOR KAMAL TEST MANAGER DIPLOMA 18 YEARS GERARD ROMMEL DE CASTRO SAFETY MANAGER B.Sc. (Mktg) 5 YEARS BELAY ALEMU DEPUTY SAFETY MANAGER DIPLOMA 12 YEARS MOHAMAD SHALL MAINTENANCE MANAGER DIPLOMA 28 YEARS AHMED HASSOUNA GARAGE SUPERVISOR B.Sc. (MECHANICAL ENGR) 1 YEAR 5.3 SITE SUPERVISORY STAFF WORKING NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION EXPERIENCE MOHAMED WAKIL FOREMAN SUPERVISOR DIPLOMA (CIVIL) 21 YEARS MOHAMED ALAM FOREMAN DIPLOMA (CIVIL) 20 YEARS KHALID BELTAJE FOREMAN DIPLOMA 22 YEARS SITNAM SINGH FOREMAN DIPLOMA 17 YEARS AHMAD ABBAS FOREMAN DIPLOMA 15 YEARS HAMADA REFAAT FOREMAN DIPLOMA 15 YEARS MAHOMOUD SHALL FOREMAN DIPLOMA 14 YEARS KHALED OTHMAN FOREMAN DIPLOMA 14 YEARS ELRAEI ABOUBAKR FOREMAN DIPLOMA 15 YEARS KHAN BAZ KHAN FOREMAN DIPLOMA 3 YEARS HARINDER SINGH FOREMAN DIPLOMA 2 YEARS OMAN IMTIAZ FOREMAN DIPLOMA 2 YEARS AHMED SALEH FOREMAN DIPLOMA 10 YEARS YOUSEF FOREMEN DIPLOMA 11 YEARS 16 | Page www.alittimad.com 5.4 KEY CONTACT PERSONNEL 17 | Page www.alittimad.com COMPANY ASSETS 18 | Page www.alittimad.com 6.0 COMPANY ASSETS Al Ittimad Foundations L.L.C. owns and operates the following equipment. PILING RIG MACHINES COMPANY NO. MACHINES/EQUIPMENT SERIAL NO. CODE 1 PILING RIG – SOILMEC / SR-60 SR 004977 PR-18 2 PILING RIG - XCMG / XR180D-II XUG0180RCJHJ00012 PR-17 3 PILING RIG - XCMG / XR220D-II XUG0200RPJHJ00007 PR-15 4 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/SR-80 MATRSR004966 PR-16 5 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/SR-80C 4824 / MAT3402 PR-13 6 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/SR-60 SR 004922 PR-12 7 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/SR-80 3402 PR-09 8 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/SR-80C 3405 PR-10 9 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/SR-60C 3195 PR-11 10 PILING RIG - CASSAGRANDE B250Z00239 PR-01 11 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/CM-50 2629 PR-02 12 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/R825-048A 2653 PR-03 13 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/R-415 905517 (1465) PR-07 14 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/CM-50 2502 PR-08 15 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/R-416 2128777 (2080) PR-04 16 PILING RIG - SOILMEC/SR-40 2578 PR-05 ANCHOR MACHINES NO. MACHINES/EQUIPMENT SERIAL NO. COMPANY CODE 1 ANCHOR MACHINE - SOILMEC / SM-400 615 AM-01 2 ANCHOR MACHINE - SOILMEC / PSM-20 170 AM-02 19 | Page www.alittimad.com NO. MACHINES/EQUIPMENT SERIAL NO. COMPANY CODE 7 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER CENTRALINA.1V200S GV-05 8 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER DIESEKOS PVE 500S GV-03 9 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER ICE 550RF0123 GV-9 10 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER ICE 550RF GV-7 11 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER ICE 550RF GV-11 12 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER ICE 550RF GV-2 13 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER CENTRALINA 145-344 GV-4 14 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER ICE 550RF GV-1 MOBILE CRANES NO. MACHINES/EQUIPMENT SERIAL NO. COMPANY CODE CHASSIS NO: 1 MOBILE CRANE / XCMG CHINA / 25T LXCGPA29XHA003622 MC-01 ENGINE NO: D9174005175 2 MOBILE CRANE / KATO / 25T 281076 MC-02 3 MOBILE CRANE / TADANO / 25T 340778 MC-03 EXCAVATOR/SHOVEL/JCB/BOBCAT NO. MACHINES/EQUIPMENT SERIAL NO. COMPANY CODE 1 EXCAVATOR - KAMATSU PC-220-7 67587 EX-01 2 SHOVEL - KAMATSU / WA1-300 20515 ML-01 3 SHOVEL - KAMATSU / WA-320 20774 ML-02 4 JCB-125-535 TELESCOPIC BOOM SA 320 4000 SU 2219908 ML-3 5 JCB-160 GN65773U925400V ML-04 GENERAL STATIC/ROTATING EQUIPMENT NO. DESCRIPTION TYPE COMPANY CODE 1 POWER GENERATOR CUMMINS GP-01 21 | Page www.alittimad.com CRAWLER CRANES NO. MACHINES/EQUIPMENT SERIAL NO. COMPANY CODE 1 CRAWLER CRANE – FUWA 75T 78076458 CC-16 2 CRAWLER CRANE – FUWA 75T 78565249 CC-15 3 CRAWLER CRANE - FUWA 55T FWX555035 CC-14 4 CRAWLER CRANE - XCMG - XGC55 - 55T XUG0055KPJFC00013 CC-13 5 CRAWLER CRANE - SANY 55T 78218503 CC-12 6 CRAWLER CRANE - XCMG - 50T 2008156 CC-08 7 CRAWLER CRANE - KOBELCO 65T GG-01030 CC-06 8 CRAWLER CRANE - KOBELCO 65T (B\K) GG-00103 CC-05 9 CRAWLER CRANE - KOBELCO 55T GB-00798 CC-04 10 CRAWLER CRANE - KOBELCO 45T 2422J3446 CC-02 11 CRAWLER CRANE - SUMITOMO 50T LS-118-0770 CC-01 12 CRAWLER CRANE - SUMITOMO 40T LS-108-7105 CC-03 13 CRAWLER CRANE - KOBELCO 65T 1005 CC-07 14 CRAWLER CRANE - SOILMEC 55T 1093 CC-09 15 CRAWLER CRANE - KOBELCO 45T (243N2182)-GM-00404 CC-10 16 CRAWLER CRANE - SUMITOMO 40T LS-108-7227 CC-11 POWER PACK WITH VIBRO HAMMER NO.
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