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Asia Brewery Project – Cabuyao, Laguna, Philippines ASIA BREWERY PROJECT – CABUYAO, LAGUNA, PHILIPPINES CLIENT NAME: AB Nutribev Corp. PROJECT VALUE: USD 38 Million SERVICES PROVIDED: Master Planning , Turnkey Construction Management Serices & Concept Design Services including Architectural, Civil, Process & Packaging Integration for the Asia Brewery is a diversified beverage company of the LT Group Inc. Entire Facility Among its beverage products are beer, bottled water, iced tea drinks, sports drinks and alcohol mixes. In 2011, the company acquired Philippine distribution rights for Vitamilk soy milk from Thailand's Green Spot Company Ltd., with an option to manufacture the product under a joint- venture agreement given certain sales milestones, thus the establishment of AB Nutribev Corp. AB Nutribev Corporation selected Total Developpement and Management Inc. (TDM) to Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EpCM) for their brownfield soya-based ready-to-drink manufacturing plant. The manufacturing facility comprises a 30,000 sq.m facility, located in Cabuyao, Laguna, approximately 25kms. South of Manila. The facility is designed for the phased production expansion as follows: Phase 1: Consists of production, filling and warehousing capable of producing 31500 RGB bottles per hour 1 (product throughput 10,000LPH). Phase 2: The facility will be designed to allow for future expansion through the installation of additional processing equipment and 2 x additional filling lines up to 30,000LPH. The project included the preparation and development of detailed engineering design for the whole plant covering the architectural, civil/structural, mechanical, electrical controls and plumbing; together with the design coordination and integration of speciality process equipment. 305, 3/F One Corporate Plaza, 845 Arnaiz Ave. Makati City, Philippines ASIA BREWERY PROJECT – CABUYAO, LAGUNA, PHILIPPINES The project tender management based upon an agreed Work Breakdown Structure was completed in accordance with a fast track execution plan. This methodology was adopted to allow procurement of critical and early works packages in parallel with the engineering design development. CLIENT NAME: AB Nutribev Corp. Project Milestone Schedule Detailed Design: 31-Mar-15 PROJECT VALUE: Phase 1 (Early Work Packages) 07-May-15 USD 38 Million Phase 2 (Main Const’n Package) 19-Oct-15 Process Equipment 29-Feb-15 SERVICES PROVIDED: Utilities Equipment 27-Nov-15 Master Planning, Turnkey 1st Production Trial Complete 31-Jan-16 Construction Management Serices & Concept Design Services including Architectural, Civil, Process & Packaging Integration for the Entire Facility 305, 3/F One Corporate Plaza, 845 Arnaiz Ave. Makati City, Philippines .
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