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PROJECT EXPERIENCE (Projects older than 5 years have been escalated to reflect current capital costs) Wastewater Treatment Projects Our project Team has had detailed involvement in the following projects: Completion Project Name and Description Services Performed Location Project Value Owner/Client Details Date Stellenbosch LM Wastewater Treatment Process Audits, W2RAP, intervention Stellenbosch R 0.35 mil (Fee) Current Watergroup Holdings Plants implementation plan Dr M. vd Merwe-Botha Green Drop support to the Klapmuts, Raithby, 011 - 954 0242 Pnïel and Wemmershoek WWTWs Involved: AD Ceronio, M Kruger Lindley Wastewater Treatment Plant Conduction of a feasibility study, design Gauteng R 400 mil Current PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers Construction of new 40 Ml/d Regional and project management Mr J. Beukes Wastewater Treatment Plant 011 954 4441 Involved: A Smith, CJ van der Walt, G Vlok, M Kruger GT Makwanyane Ngwathe Wastewater Treatment Works Conduction of a feasibility study Gauteng R750,000 Current Umzingwane Construction & Vredefort, Koppies, Parys, Edenville and Projects Heilbron Mr A. Ndlovu Involved: A Smith CJ van der Walt M Kruger GT 011 – 312 7879 Makwanyane Municipal Assistance (Ngwathe & Mohokare Blue and Green Drop Assessment; Blue Parys R390,000 Current PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers LM) and Green Drop Improvement Plans; short Dr Aussie Austin Green Drop Compliance and medium term Action Plans, 011 954 4441 Involved: AD Ceronio LZ Coetzee Development of Control and Monitoring Tools, Water Safety Plans, Wastewater Risk Abatement Plan Create and Implement a Strategy for the Various projects with the specific intent of Gauteng R 1,7 mil Current ERWAT Management of the Green Drop System integrating Green Drop principles into Mr Fortune Mabunda Involved: AD Ceronio M Kruger LZ Coetzee ERWAT’s daily operations and 011 - 929 7130 management activities. Specific focus areas are GDIPs, W2RAPs, Process Audits and Operational Manuals Page 1 PROJECT EXPERIENCE Completion Project Name and Description Services Performed Location Project Value Owner/Client Details Date Hannes van Niekerk WWTW Feasibility study, design, tender Westonaria R 160 mil Current PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers Extension : 24 Ml/d procedures, contract administration for Mr A. Coetzer Involved: A Smith CJ vd Walt G Vlok M Kruger civil/mech/elec work 011 954 4441 G Makwanyane Welverdiend WWTP : Upgrading Preliminary and detail design, tender Merafong City R 150 mil Current PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers Extension : 15 Ml/d procedures, contract administration for Mr A. Coetzer Involved : CJ vd Walt A Smith M Kruger civil/mech work 011 954 4441 Zuurbekom WWTW Feasibility study, design, tender Westonaria R 280 mil Current PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers Design of new regional wastewater plant for procedures, contract administration for Mr A. Coetzer Westonaria : 80 Ml/d civil/mech/elec work 011 954 4441 Involved: A Smith CJ vd Walt G Vlok M Kruger G Makwanyane Magaliesburg WWTW Preliminary and detail design, tender Krugersdorp R25 mil Current PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers Extension of 3.5 Ml/d Activated Sludge procedures, contract administration for Mr A. Coetzer Treatment Plant civil/mech/elec work 011 954 4441 Involved : M Kruger G Vlok G Makwanyane Sasol Synfuels: Wastewater Treatment Works Process audits with recommendations, Secunda R400,000 Current Watergroup Holdings Evaluation of Expansion Requirements electro- mechanical equipment audits, Dr M. vd Merwe-Botha Involved: A Smith AD Ceronio GT Makwanyane stormwater ingress 011 - 954 0242 Wastewater Treatment Plant Green Drop A detailed audit of the design, operation Various R 0,4 mil Current Department of Water Affairs Audits and maintenance of the plant and Mrs M. Mupariwa Specialist audits of various WWTPs recommendations regarding 012 336 6938 Involved: AD Ceronio A Smith CJ vd Walt improvements M Kruger LZ Coetzee Leandra Wastewater Treatment Plant Process design Leandra R 142 mil (Est) Nov 2013 LTE Consulting Engineers Feasibility Study and Process Design Mr Theo Kleynhans Involved: AD Ceronio, M Kruger 011 – 314 4456 Mogale City Local Municipality: Process Detailed process audit on functionality of Gauteng R 180 000 2013 Mogale City Local Municipality Audits for Green Drop Requirement plant process train and associated civil, Elize Mare Flip Human WWTW, Magalies WWTW & Percy mechanical and electrical equipment 083 767 1902 Steward WWTW Involved: M Kruger LZ Coetzee Page 2 PROJECT EXPERIENCE Completion Project Name and Description Services Performed Location Project Value Owner/Client Details Date Mogale City Local Municipality: Risk Risk assessment on the WWTPs and to Gauteng R 145 000 2013 Mogale City Local Municipality Assessment review the Incident Management Protocol Elize Mare Involved: M Kruger LZ Coetzee 083 767 1902 Stellenbosch Wastewater Treatment Plant Process Audits, W2RAP, intervention Stellenbosch R 0.2 mil (Fee) Sept 2012 Watergroup Holdings Emergency interventions implementation plan Dr M. vd Merwe-Botha Involved: AD Ceronio, A Smith, M Kruger, GT 011 - 954 0242 Makwanyane Thabong Wastewater Treatment Plant Scoping report Welkom R 370 mil (Est) May 2012 Watergroup Holdings Capacity Expansions Dr M. vd Merwe-Botha Involved: AD Ceronio, M Kruger 011 - 954 0242 Process Audits for Green Drop Requirement Detailed process audit on functionality of Limpopo R 130,000 2012 Tzaneen Local Municipality Nkowankowa WWTW & Lenyenye WWTW plant process train and associated civil, Paradise Shilowa Involved: M Kruger mechanical and electrical equipment 079 905 9013 Flip Human WWTW: Mechanical Needs analysis, tender procedures, Mogale City R 8.5 mill 2012 PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers Refurbishment contract administration Mr A. Coetzer Involved: A Smith CJ vd Walt M Kruger 011 954 4441 Hannes van Niekerk Emergency : Mechanical Needs analysis, tender procedures, Westonaria R13 mil 2012 PRO-PLAN Consulting Engineers Refurbishment contract administration Mr A. Coetzer Involved : CJ vd Walt A Smith M Kruger 011 954 4441 Wastewater Treatment Systems, Processes Process audit, risk abatement plan, water Siyabuswa R1.2 mil 2012 Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality and Compliance use licences, asset register, incident Mr L.E. Babedi Various drinking and wastewater assignments management protocol and Green Drop 013 973 0821 Involved: A Smith M Kruger criteria Lagerspoort Bottling Plant WWTW Plant and process review Heidelberg R4 mill 2012 VelaVKE Involved: AD Ceronio Mr G. Wentzel 011 339 0600 Green Drop Compliance Wastewater risk abatement plan, Incident Mount Ayliff R220 000.00 2012 Alfred Nzo District Municipality Develop W2RAP for six wastewater supply management protocol and Green Drop Ms. B. Khatali systems criteria 039 254 4500/ 082 7800728 Involved: LZ Coetzee Page 3 PROJECT EXPERIENCE Completion Project Name and Description Services Performed Location Project Value Owner/Client Details Date City of Tshwane : Green Drop Compliance Risk abatement plan and Green Drop Pretoria R210 000 2011 City of Tshwane Achieving Green Drop Compliance criteria Mr K Snyman Involved: LZ Coetzee On behalf of Worley Parsons (KV3) 012 358 0664 Al Shabai Ponds Detail design, drawings, assistance on Iraq R 1.5 mil 2011 PVA Consulting Engineers Design of a new oxidation pond system for contract administration 086 110 6256 military base Burgersdorp Bulk Wastewater Development of Master Plan Burgersdorp R0.1 mil 2011 Joe Gqabi District Municipality Master Plan Mr R. Fortuin Involved: AD Ceronio, A Smith, G Makwanyane 045 971 0432 Aliwal-North Bulk Wastewater Development of Master Plan Aliwal-North R0.1 mil 2011 Joe Gqabi District Municipality Master Plan Mr R. Fortuin Involved: AD Ceronio, A Smith, G Makwanyane 045 971 0432 Steve Tshwete Green Drop Assistance Compilation of operations manuals, risk Middelburg, Mpumalanga R150 000 2010 Steve Tshwete Local Municipality Involved: AD Ceronio LZ Coetzee abatement plan and incident management Mr E. Warambwa protocol in line with Green Drop criteria 013 – 249 7207 Skilpadshek WWTW Design and tender documentation support Skilpadshek Border Post, R 8 mil 2008 Phumaf Professional Engineers 200 m3/day RBC plant designed to cater for to allow Client to perform contract North West Province 011 789-3727 border post with large loading variances. administration, site supervision and Design includes a reedbed to polish the effluent project management before final discharge Involved: AD Ceronio A Smith G Vlok Rooiwal WWTW Specialist analysis of the system and Rooiwal WWTP, Tshwane R 0,1 mil 2008 Monitor Engineering (Pty) Ltd Specialist analysis of a pump station which is recommendations regarding its Mr L. Palmer not performing to expectation refurbishment 011 618 3860 Involved: A Smith Johannesburg Water WWTW Design, tender procedures, contract Johannesburg R 800 mil 2007 Johannesburg Water Mechanical design for various unit processes of administration, project management for Mr S. Deacon five BNR type WWTWs electro-mechanical work 082 567 8857 Involved: AD Ceronio A Smith G Makwanyane Page 4 PROJECT EXPERIENCE Completion Project Name and Description Services Performed Location Project Value Owner/Client Details Date Goudkoppies WWTW Design, tender procedures, contract Johannesburg R 5 mil 2007 Johannesburg Water Reconfiguring to BNR Process administration for mech/elec work Mr S. Deacon Mech/Elec work 082 567 8857 Involved: A Smith G Makwanyane Olifantsvlei WWTW Design, tender procedures, contract Johannesburg R 3 mil 2007 Johannesburg Water Reconfiguring to BNR Process administration for mech/elec
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