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Project : Smouha Dream - Egypt Project : Smouha Dream - Egypt CLIENT : Mr, ALI DHAB LOCATION : ALEXANDRIA EGYPT CONTRACTOR : E FORCE ENGINEERING AREA : 20,000 M2 SCOPE : POST TENSIONING WORKS Project : Dar Al Hamd Building, 2B+G+11- Egypt Client : Sami El Hussini Location : Mansoura , Egypt Area :14,400 M Square Scope : Post Tension Works Project : Building 713, Louran, Egypt Client : Heights realstates investments Location : Alexandria, Egypt Area : 15300 M Square Scope : Post Tensioning Works Project: Qamarayt El Shatby - Egypt Client : Saber Abo Zaid Location : Alexandria, Egypt Area : 6000 M Square SCOPE : POSTTENSIONING : WORKS SCOPE Project: Apartments Buildings, Hacienda, North Coast Client: Verdora Tourist Co Location: Hacienda Bay, North Coast Area: 12.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Works Project: Banha City Center, (Commercial Mall, Residential, Hospital) Client: ISEC Location: Banha, Egypt Area: 40.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Works Project: Oria City Compound, Alexandria Client: Rich Land Co Location: Alexandria, Egypt Area: 80.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Work Project: Al Takwa Tower, Egypt Client: Al Takwa Co Location: Mansoura, Egypt Area: 8.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Works Project: Abrag el Madina, Cairo. Client: Al Takwa Co Location: Cairo, Egypt Area: 75.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Works Project: Centro Mall. Client: Abrag el Tamer Co. Location: Damanhur, Egypt Area: 8.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Work Project: Dokki City Central, Giza (Commercial & Residential Complex) Client: Mena Group Co. Location: Giza, Egypt Area: 270.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Work Project: Tulip Damanhur. Client: Al Ashraf Co. Location: Damanhur, Egypt Area: 6.000 M Square Scope: Post Tension Work Project: Oil Ex Factory, New Building. Client: CMS Location: Saddat City, Egypt Area: 3.500 M Square Scope: Post Tension Work Project : Titanic Hotel extensions, Egypt Client : Marshal Tourist Co Location : Hurghada, Egypt Area : 2.000 M Square Scope : Post Tension Works We are committed to create honest, dedicated and mutually beneficial relationship that permit us to work alongside our clients. CONTACT US SINGAPORE 8 Jalan kukoh, # 01-37, Singapore 162008 Tel: +65 6887 5385 Fax: +65 6887 5273 E-mail: [email protected] UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 702 Khalfan Matter Building P.O Box: 8195, Fujairah, U.A.E. Tel: +971 9222 7688 E-mail: [email protected] EGYPT Building 1, Delta Life Compound, Albert Elawel St, Smouha, Alexandria. Telephone: +2034238366 E-mail: [email protected] VIETNAM 211/63A Hoang Van Thu Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chin Minh City, Vietnam Tel: +84 862943947 E-mail: [email protected] www.eforce-pt.com .
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