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General Company Profile GENERAL COMPANY PROFILE Distinction is not our destination, Distinction is our journey The Company MOSTAQBAL is a privately owned multidisciplinary architectural, engineering and environmental consultancy firm established in 1978 formerly known as ‘Amman Consulting Engineering and Planning Office (ACEPO)’ as a leading engineering and environmental consultant committed to excel in performance with the highest quality standards sustaining full client satisfaction. MOSTAQBAL also operates within a broad spectrum of sectors, whereby our closely interacting staff of Engineers, Consultants and Specialists are able to readily identify the latest concepts, technologies and materials which may be suited to use outside of the widely accepted disciplines, further advancing the leading nature of our services. Classification: • Class 1A – Buildings, Water, Wastewater, Roads and Environment from the Jordan Ministry of Public Works and Housing. • Classified in the Jordan Engineers Association in the following sectors: Architecture, Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Power, Surveying, Urban Planning, Water and Wastewater, Roads, Bridges, Traffic, Project Management, Environment, and Renewable Energy. • Environmental Consultants and Auditors approved by the Jordan Ministry of Environment Memberships: • A/E Business Council • Jordan Green Building Council • Federation of Consultants from Islamic Countries (FCIC) • Jordan Europe Business Association (JEBA) Certification: • ISO 9001:2015 • ISO 14001:2015 • OHSAS 18001:2007 Primary Sectors of Operation Healthcare Industrial Water and Waste Water Transportation and Roads Environment • Medical Planning • Industrial Estates • Collection, storage and • Highways, bridges • Environmental & • Biomedical • Dry Ports Conveyance • Traffic impact Social Impact Engineering • Industrial Buildings • Pumping stations Assessment Assessment • Ground Water • Environmental Management Auditing • Irrigation and Drainage • Environmental • Dams Management Plans • Storm water drainage • Solid Waste Management Primary Sectors of Operation Education Urban Development Renewable Energy Tourism Nuclear Energy Special Studies • Public & Private • Urban Planning • Solar Energy • Hotels and • Environmental • Surveys Schools and • Architecture • Green Design Resorts surveys and studies • Hydrological Universities • Infrastructure • Grid Impact • Eco-lodges • Geosciences Studies • Landscaping Assessment • Background • Seismic Studies radioactivity • Geological and benchmarking geotechnical • Social impact & studies awareness studies • Social Studies Organization Chart Board of Directors Chairman of the Board Business Development Advisor Executive Assistant General Manager Financial Advisor Legal Advisor Business Project Management QA/QC and HSE Financial Technical Tendering Environment & HR & Admin Development Unit(PMU) Department Department Department Department Sustainability Unit Department Department Human Institutional Planning Resources Development Construction Building Modelling Technical Support Buildings Infrastructure Management & Information Marketing & Public Information (BIM) Controlling Supervision Technology Relations Procurement Architecture Quality Audit International Relations Contracts Water Site Offices Department Urban Planning Landscape Knowledge Specifications Waste Water Manag. System Structural Engineering Quantity Surveying Transportation Logistics Mechanical Engineering Utility Drafting, graphics Power & Energy Maintenance and Production Electrical Engineering GIS Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technical Department 5 Resources . Mostaqbal currently employs 240 personnel, who are supported by a robust management structure and by essential internal services including QA/QC, IT, HR, Finance, Project Management Unit (PMU), and Legal and Administration departments. This ensures that any requirement to satisfy the needs of our production personnel is promptly addressed to ensure the satisfaction of the Client with the service provided. Selected Mega-Projects Saraya Aqaba Resort- Aqaba, Jordan Client : Saudi Oger Ltd Location : Aqaba – Jordan Project Brief: Saraya Aqaba Resort is one of the largest urban and tourism development projects in Jordan which is located on the western shores of the Gulf of Aqaba on an area of 617,000 m2. The project consists of the following with total built-up area of approximately 484,262 m2: • Four 5-star hotels • Large sports park • Water park • Residential areas • Market area Services Provided • Design review and supervision for the skeleton of the Project • Design management and coordination with local authorities • Construction Permit Applications • Construction supervision of the Project including infrastructure, building and technical service facilities. Jordan Schools Expansion Project (JSEP) Phase 2 Project Location: Multiple Governorates – Jordan Client: Ministry of Public Works and Housing Funded by: USAID Construction Cost: 18.4 million JOD Services Provided • Construction Management and Supervision Jordan Schools Expansion Project (JSEP) Phase Two is a USAID funded project as part of the USAID efforts to support the Jordanian Ministry of Education to reduce overcrowding in public schools, replace rented and double shifted schools and provide a safe and more suitable school environment for students. The phase works included expansion and rehabilitation of 36 schools and kindergartens spread over Amman, Mafraq, Balqa’ and Madaba governorates with a total built up area of 34,096 m2 and was divided into 4 packages as follows: • Package (1): includes 8 schools with a total built up area of 7,170 m2 • Package (2): includes 9 schools with a total built up area of 9,730 m2 • Package (3): includes 12 schools with a total built up area of 9,596 m2 • Package (4): includes 7 schools with a total built up area of 7,600 m2 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) between Amman and Zarqa- Package (1) Client: Ministry of Public Works and Housing Construction Cost: 34 million JOD Services Provided • Construction Supervision The project aims at constructing a track of Rapid Transit Buses connecting Amman and Zarqa cities. The first package of the project includes the implementation of the 3.5 km bus route, as a middle 2-way lane, starting from Al-Mahatta area to the Ain Ghazal intersection, and expanding the existing road (adjacent to BRT route) to 3 lanes for each direction. Abdali New Development Project / Amman – Jordan Client: Abdali Investment and Development Company Location : Amman – Jordan Project Brief: The Abdali Boulevard project in the Abdali development area is located on a plot of 242,170 square meters. The project consists of a Pedestrian spine of 370 meters length, and a width of 26 meters separating the blocks of buildings divided into three mixed use blocks (A, B & C) each of 6 - 8 floors height and a total of 84,746 m2. All blocks share four basement floors for car parking of 105,254 m2 area able to accommodate 1,726 cars. The purposes of the buildings included commercial uses, offices and hotel apartments, while the roofs were dedicated for restaurants, swimming pools, and gyms. Services Provided: Design, Design Review and Management, and Obtaining Local authorities’ approvals and permits. KADDB Technology Complex Client: King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) Location: Khaldiyyeh, Mafraq Project Brief: The project is located at Al-Khalideye on a plot of 80 donum area, and includes the following components: 1. Buildings works of 24,000 m2 built up area inclusive of new buildings, as well as developing MEP systems, renovation and fit-out of existing buildings,. 2. Landscape works 3. External works including car parking, external walls, and control/monitoring towers 4. Infrastructure networks (Water Wastewater Storm water drainage network Firefighting, Roads Electrical, street lighting and security networks and a lifting station of 20 m3/hour capacity) Services Provided . Supporting Studies (ESIA, Topography, Geotechnical) . Full design and tender document preparation for all the project’s components including interior scheming. Construction Supervision Buildings Buildings | Overview Healthcare Hospitality and Mixed Use: • Abdali Boulevard • Al Bashir Dental Hospital • Saraya Aqaba • Expansion of Al Ramtha Governmental Hospital • Sea Village • Al Yarmouk General Hospital • Water Park, Saraya • Expansion of Nadeem Hospital • Expansion of Dana Guest House & Wildlife Sanctuary • Prince Hamzeh Hospital • Al-Ma’wa Sanctuary for Nature & Wildlife • Tafilah Hospital • Primary and Expansion of Medical Centers in the Northern Governorates Educational • Zarqa Governmental Hospital • Dental Center – King Hussein Medical City • International Baccalaureate School and Kindergarten • Government Schools in Irbid – Alkorah, Bani Kananah and Balqa • Al Isra’a University Civic, Public and Commercial • ERFKE II Schools Project, Mafraq Governorate • New School Projects, Irbid Governorate • High Judiciary Institute • Development Center & Playgrounds • Postal Savings Fund • Jureibah & Batrawi Schools in Zarqa • Customs and Anti-Smuggling Directorate • Pre-Design Site Investigation Services for School Expansion • Renovation of IPA building Projects (USAID) • Abul-Hajj Commercial Complex • Ghor Al Mazra’a School • Islamic Bank Branches • Expansion for Schools in Madaba & Mafraq • Raghadan Terminal • Iraa, Abu Hamed and Iskan Kahraba Schools in Balqa • Schools in the north Region –group A • Queen Alia International
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