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Download Profile Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 Passion to Serve… QATAR ENGINEERING ENTERPRISES CO. QE E C COMPANY PROFILE QEEC P.O. Box # 21494 Tel: +974-4441-5565 Fax: +974-4442-2809 Email: [email protected] Doha, Qatar 1 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 TABLE OF CONTENTS TOPIC OUTLINE PAGE NUMBER COVER PAGE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 COMPANY INTRODUCTION 3 ORGANIZATION CHART 4 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 5 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 6 MANPOWER LIST 7 LIST OF COMPLETED PROJECTS 8-48 LIST OF ON-GOING PROJECTS 49-56 PROJECT SUMMARY 57-61 CONTRACT APPROVALS AND COMPLETION CERTIFICATES 62-100 PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHS 101-113 ISO CERTIFICATE 114-117 CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION 118-121 STAFF TRAINING CERTIFICATES 122-125 STAFF CV’S 126-149 OUTDOOR SERVICE MEDICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATES 150-154 CR AND COMPUTER CARD 155-161 Doha, Qatar 2 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPANY INTRODUCTION Qatar Engineering Enterprises Company (QEEC) was established in 1994 in State of Qatar as 100% locally owned medium size organization registered as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) under the law of State of Qatar. QEEC deals with Government Departments and consultants with regard to the construction of pipe line projects for potable water mains, drainage, sewerage and treated sewage effluent (TSE). QEEC is likewise involved in earthworks, infrastructure, construction and maintenance of buildings, and hard landscaping works. The organization is comprised mainly of two divisions: . Water and Drainage Division . Construction and Maintenance Division QEEC water and drainage division offers the experience of working on Water and Drainage works in the State of Qatar for the last twelve years and successfully completed various projects in this time span, As an Associated Pipe Line Contractor, it became actively involved in all phases of the pipeline construction industry on a nationwide basis. QEEC Water and Drainage division was involved in the construction of pipe lines and completed over 500 kilometers of pipeline installation. QEEC has successfully completed pipelines from 100 mm to 1600 mm diameter. Each of our divisions has the expertise to conduct successful operations in every climatic condition of the region and contributes to achieve QEEC’s eminence reputation in the pipeline construction industry. Our personnel are responsible, experienced individuals who work closely with the client to provide cost effective, high quality construction projects. QEEC is equipped to work with the client in obtaining necessary permits and complying with their terms during construction. Cooperation is a key to successfully working with ever changing regulatory agencies and rulings. Doha, Qatar 3 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPANY ORGANIZATION CHART MOHANNA ABDUL REHMAN SALEH AL QUSAIMI (MANAGING DIRECTOR) MOBILE : 55556665 EMAIL : [email protected] MUHAMMAD KHURRAM SHAHZAD (GENERAL MANAGER) MOBILE : 55217022 EMAIL : [email protected] MUZZAFAR IQBAL RUSTICO CASTRO (CONSTRUCTION MANAGER) (OPERATIONS MANAGER) MOBILE : 33224999 MOBILE : 50068709 /50034099 EMAIL : [email protected] EMAIL : [email protected] WATER AND DRAINAGE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCE DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION MAGBOOL HUSSAIN SYED MOHAMMAD HYDER (SR. SUPERVISOR) (PROJECT ENGINEER) ADMIN./ FINANCE MANAGER MOBILE : 33289319 MOBILE : 66250948 EMAIL : [email protected] EMAIL : [email protected] FAZAL HADI FAZAL HADI (SITE ENGINEER) (SITE ENGINEER) STAFF MOBILE : 66866631 MOBILE : 66866631 EMAIL : [email protected] EMAIL : [email protected] SAFETY OFFICER SURVEYOR SAFETY OFFICER SURVEYOR MOHAMMAD OMER ABDUL MAJID SHEKH (FOREMAN) MOBILE : 33726465 (FOREMAN) MOBILE : 66862869 EMAIL : EMAIL : [email protected] [email protected] SKILLED WORKERS SKILLED WORKERS UNSKILLED WORKERS UNSKILLED WORKERS ` Doha, Qatar 4 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT S/N Description Units 1 6 Wheeler Trucks 2 2 Water Tanker 2 3 Air Compressor 4 4 Plate Compactor 5 5 Small Roller ½ T 3 6 Petrol Powered Pipe Cutter 4 7 Electric Generators 2 8 Diesel Generators 75 KVA 1 9 Diesel Generators 100 KVA 1 10 Pick-up 3 Ton 2 11 Water Pump 10 12 Concrete Vibrator 8 13 Pressure Test Pump 20 Bar 10 14 Pipe Cutting Machine 1 15 Wrapping Machine up to 1600 mm dia. 2 16 Torque wrench 1 17 Pressure Test Pump 40 bar 1 Doha, Qatar 5 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 HEAVY EQUIPMENT Year of S/N Description Brand Model Units Manufacture 1 Excavator Caterpillar CAT 225 2001 5 2 Excavator Kobelco 200 2000 1 3 Shovel Caterpillar D966 2002 1 4 Shovel Komatsu PC3000 2000 1 5 Shovel Kawasaki 950 2000 1 6 Shovel Caterpillar 910 2001 1 7 Crane Lorain 20 Ton 2004 2 8 Boom Truck Manitowoc 10 Ton 2002 1 Backhoe 9 JCB 3CX 2004 2 Loader Doha, Qatar 6 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 MANPOWER LIST (SITE WORKS) S/N No. 1 Project Engineer 2 2 Site Engineer 3 3 Safety Officer 1 4 Surveyor 1 5 Foreman 4 6 Pipe Fitters 24 7 Heavy Equipment Operators 4 8 Electrician 2 9 Mechanic 2 10 Plumber 2 11 Carpenters 4 12 Steel Fixers 4 13 Mason / Tile fixers 5 14 Painters 2 15 Driver 3 16 Laborers 34 Doha, Qatar 7 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 LIST OF COMPLETED PROJECTS Doha, Qatar 8 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS (MAJOR PIPELINE PROJECTS EXECUTED BY QEEC) NAME OF PROJECT: ERC 0622/C6RIW Location Muither South Client Ashghal Contractor Sub-contractor to Cleopatra Trading and Contracting Inspection Agency Kahramaa Date Contract Awarded 01/05/2006 Date Work started 01/08/2006 Scheduled Completion Date 30/02/2007 Actual Completion Date 30/02/2007 Contract Duration 200days Pipe Length 700m Pipe Material DI Pipe Pipe Size 100 mm to 600 mm dia. Fluid Handling Water Supply Scopes of work Construction of 100 mm to 600 mm dia. water pipe line Doha, Qatar 9 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS NAME OF PROJECT: ERC 0622/C3RIW Location Garrafa & Nassiria Client Ashghal Contractor Sub contractor to Cleopatra Trading and Contracting Inspection Agency Kahramaa Date Contract Awarded 03/03/2006 Date Work started 19/03/2006 Scheduled Completion Date 30/08/2006 Actual Completion Date 30/08/2006 Contract Duration 160days Pipe Length 1200m Pipe Material DI Pipe Pipe Size 100mm to 600mm dia Fluid Handling Water Supply Scopes of work Construction of 1200m length of 100mmto 600mm dia. water pipe line Doha, Qatar 10 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS NAME OF PROJECT: RE 06/07/2C008/2ACCESS Location Access Road Qatar Client Ashghal Contractor Sub-contractor to Cleopatra Trading and Contracting Inspection Agency Kahramaa Date Contract Awarded 05/04/2006 Date Work started 23/04/2006 Scheduled Completion Date 20/06/2006 Actual Completion Date 30/06/2006 Contract Duration 90days Pipe Length 250m Pipe Material DI Pipe Pipe Size 100mm to 150mm dia Fluid Handling Water supply Scopes of work Construction of 250m length of 100mm to 150mm dia. water pipe line Doha, Qatar 11 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS NAME OF PROJECT: ERC 0684/C13RIW Location Matar Qadeem Client Ashghal Contractor Sub-contractor to Almana Trading and Contracting Inspection Agency Kahramaa Date Contract Awarded 01/01/2006 Date Work started 09/01/2006 Scheduled Completion Date 03/03/2006 Actual Completion Date 15/03/2006 Contract Duration 90days Pipe Length 600m Pipe Material DI Pipe Pipe Size 100mm to 400mm dia Fluid Handling Water supply Scopes of work Construction of 600mlenght of 100mm to 400mm dia. water pipe line Doha, Qatar 12 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS NAME OF PROJECT: ERC 0610/C1RIW ZONE 53 Location Industrial Area Client Ashghal Contractor Sub-contractor to Cleopatra Trading and Contracting Inspection Agency Kahramaa Date Contract Awarded 03/05/2005 Date Work started 15/05/2005 Scheduled Completion Date 30/08/2005 Actual Completion Date 12/12/2005 Contract Duration 90days Pipe Length 550m Pipe Material DI Pipe Pipe Size 100mm to 300mm dia Fluid Handling Water supply Scopes of work Construction of 550m lenght of 100mmto 300mm dia. water pipe line Doha, Qatar 13 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS NAME OF PROJECT: REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING WATER PIPE GTC 4/2001 Location Musheireb Client Kahramaa Contractor Sub-contractor to Satco International Trading and Contracting Inspection Agency Kahramaa Date Contract Awarded 01/02.2001 Date Work started 01/05/2001 Scheduled Completion Date 01/05/2003 Actual Completion Date 01/05/2003 Contract Duration 2 years Pipe Length 40km Pipe Material DI Pipe Pipe Size 100mm to 200mm dia Fluid Handling Water supply Scopes of work Construction of 40 km lenght of 100 mm to 200mm dia. water pipe line Doha, Qatar 14 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS NAME OF PROJECT: DEVELOPMENT OFSMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE INDUSTRIAL AREAWATER SUPPLY SYSTEM Location Industrial Area Client Department of Energy and Industry Contractor Sub-contractor to Satco International Trading and Contracting Inspection Agency Kahramaa Date Contract Awarded 03/01/2002 Date Work started 10/04/2002 Scheduled Completion Date 03/01/2005 Actual Completion Date 03/01/2005 Contract Duration 3Years Pipe Length 30km Pipe Material DI Pipe Pipe Size 100mm to 800mm dia Fluid Handling Water supply Scopes of work Construction of 30 km length of 100 mm to 800mm dia. water pipe line Doha, Qatar 15 Qatar Engineering Enterprises Co. 2021 COMPLETED PROJECTS NAME OF PROJECT: MESAIEED HOUSING EP 2002/DO1 PACKAGE 3 Location Mesaieed Client Qatar Petroleum Contractor Sub-contractor to Al-Attiya
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