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ОАО Surgutneftegaz Facade and stained-glass windows Architectural lighting Engineering systems Automation and dispatching The Company LIK Foreside Since the founding the company has been rapidly developing by implementing of civilian and industrial facilities constructions not only in Tyumen Oblast in circumpolar oil and gas fields but in Sverdlovsk oblast, Republic of Tatarstan, Republic of Bashkortostan, Chelyabinsk oblast, Amur oblast, Khabarovsk Krai, etc. as well. The main activities of the company are: Since the very foundation of the company we focused not only on annual growth of economic indicators but on formation of a competent and efficient teamof responsible engineers and projects supervisors who are ready to realize architectural and engineering objects of any complexity The Company chose the main activities of construction activity from the very beginning. There are: Facade and stained-glass windows Internal engineering systems Architectural lighting ! Automation and dispatching About us in Engineering and technical members of staff numbers 73 97 Completed projects 317 Automation systems 860 items of ventilating and climate control equipment 517000 м2 of facades and stained-glass windows Geographical spread Our Customers Magadan Novy Urengoy Moscow Nyagan Surgut(office) Khanty-Mansiysk AO: Pyt-Yakh, Kogalym, Lyantor, Nizhnevartovsk, Nefteyugansk, Megion, Salym Khanty-Mansiysk Tobolsk Yekaterinburg Tyumen Kazan (office) Uglegorsk (Amur Oblast) Khabarovsk Facade projects Facade LIK Foreside's mission-oriented activity is work with hinged ventilated facades. From the foundation our specialists have implemented more than dozens projects with unique architectural characteristics and with using of advanced technologies several of them were applies for the first time ever in the territory of Russian Federation. In particular, we do Engineering and Materials selection design Qualitative installation Facades winterization Supply of high-quality materials Buildings from manufacturing works architectural lighting Building fund KhMAD Zhilische Block of 25-floor houses, 37 building estate, Surgut Supply o f equipment and materials Installation of hinged ventilated facades September 2014-December 2015 Western Siberia MPN Administrative and amenitybuilding of FCC (Finance and Construction Corporation), UES (unified energy system), MPN (main power networks) of Western Siberia, Surgut Reconstruction of translucent constructions December 2013- March 2014 PAO Sberbank Central administrative building of OAO Sberbank, Dzerzhinskogo St., Surgut Design, supply and installation of hinged ventilated facades EvoTech with ceramic granite brick cladding1200*600 including concealed fixing November 2012 –September 2013 ОАО Surgutneftegaz Center of Polytechnic Study, Schematic design and detail ОАО Surgutneftegaz, engineering, complement Zapadno-Surgutskoye field, and setting up of facades Surgut constructions and stained-glass windows September 2014- March 2016 ОАО Surgutneftegaz Design, supply, installation Production and Administrative of hinged ventilated facades Building of OGPD and stained-glass windows (Oil-and-Gas Production Department), Komsomolskneft, Fedorovskiy township, Surgut Decноябрьember 2013-Mar2012-августch 2014 2013 ОАО Surgutneftegaz Design, installation of entry Center of Polytechnic Study, ОАО Surgutneftegaz, Zapadno-Surgutskoye field, Surgutsky District September 2014- March 2016 ООО Zapsibintermonolitstroi Housing estate with attached parking, Igorya Kirtbaya St.,37 building estate, Surgut Installation of hinged ventilated facades July 2014-November 2015 BI (budgetary institution), Surgut District Clinical Hospital Design, supply, supervising installation of hinged ventilated facades Clinical Hospital Building, Surgut 2012 SEE (self-employed entrepreneur) Sambor 14-floor block of flats, 38 Profsoyuzov St, Surgut Design, supply, installation of hinged ventilated facades with ceramic granite brick cladding. Installation was running without using of scaffolds and boards but with covering of monolithic carcass Setting up of heat system. Start of the system was accomplishing by LIK Foreside specialists floor by floor under external temperature more -30 2013 OOO OAB (Office and Amenity Building) Yekaterinburg Office block, Korolenko St., Yekaterinburg Design, supply, installation of hinged ventilated facades which are based on aluminium facades system with ceramic granite brick cladding and CRC(corrosion-resistant coating) 2012 OOO "Osnovaniye" Housing estate with variable number of storeys, Krasnokokshayskaya St., Kazan Design, supply and installation of hinged ventilated facades EvoTech with ceramic granite brick bonded using lining cladding way. Installation was running without using of scaffolds and boards but with covering of monolithic carcass July 2013- December 2013 6-floor house with integrated premises,. Dostoyevskogo St., Kazan Design, installation of hinged ventilated facades May 2015- March 2016 ОАО Surgutneftegaz Design, implementation of Architectural lighting Center of Polytechnic Study, for the main building ОАО Surgutneftegaz, Zapadno-Surgutskoye field, Surgutsky District September 2014- March 2016 ООО Genstroy-Kazan Housing estate «Verbnyy», sectional accommodation unit with integrated non-residential premise, №M-51Verbnaya St, Sovetsky City District, Kazan Schematic design and detail engineering, supply, installation of hinged ventilated facades July 2014 – December 2015 OOO Gik-Stroy Housing estate «Pobeda», I-III, V construction stages, Pobedy Ave., Kazan Schematic design and detail engineering, supply and installation of hinged ventilated facades Outset 2014 ООО RN-Yuganskneftegaz Office block, Nefteyugansk, 2 building estate, 26 building, 1 bulk Design, supply, installation of hinged ventilated facades and stained-glass windows December 2015-July 2016 ООО PCO-34 Business center, Dzerzhinskogo St., Surgut Design, supply, installation of hinged ventilated facades Design, complement, installation and setting up of ventilating and air conditioning systems April 2014- April 2016 MPI (municipal public institution) Capital Construction Management of Surgut region Children's art school №2, Design, supply, Piks City District, Surgut installation of hinged ventilated facades November 2015-July 2016 SEE Sambor 13-floor block of flats, Mayakovskogo St., Bely Jar township, Surgutsky District Design, supply and installation of hinged ventilated facades with ceramic granite brick Installation of heat system for residential house. Starting-up and adjustment of heat system March 2014-December 2014 Engineering projects Engineering Projects Engineering systems and engineering support LIK Foreside Company implements all services to provide buildings with modern engineering systems We work with: - Designing - Erecting - Starting-up and adjustment of ventilation, - Supply air-conditioning, comfort and technologic - Repair cold, heat, electricity and water supply - Upgrading LIK Foreside provides in service support and maintenance operations to engineering systems. The differential characteristic of our Company is experience and ability to design and realize complicated engineering systems in Far North conditions with its peak of energy efficiency though at the lowest external temperature till -57 ООО Nizhnevartovskii GTP (Gas Treatment Plant) Reconstruction of Tyumen Compressor Plant, Nizhnevartovsky District Complex supply of Veza and Clivet ventilating equipment Installation supervision, starting-up and adjustment OOO UgraZasPererabotka Reconstruction of CS-3 (Compressor Station) (5 sub-facilities) Installation of ventilating, heat supply and air conditioning on sub-facilities reconstructions systems Сlivet and Veza equipment supply Shopping center «Agora» Designing, supply, Automation and installation and setting dispatching of buildings up of air conditioning engineering systems Shopping and Entertainments systems with 3,5 MW (ABB, Siemens) Center «Agora», aggregate capacities Surgut (York. Carrier) and ventilation systems (York, Swegon, Veza) ОАО SiburTumenGaz The main pumping station Yuzhno-Balykskiy GPP (Gas Processing Plant) Erecting and setting up of Сlivet and Veza ventilating equipment Yuzhno-Balykskiy ССR (central control room) Supply, installation and setting up of UNIFLAIR Precision conditioning ООО UgraMegaSport Ice arena, Khanty-Mansiysk Reconstruction of smoke exhaust system ООО StrojTransGaz-M The Vostochny Cosmodrome, Uglegorsk (Amur Oblast) Fabrication and supply of ventilation system control panel OOO ZapsibTransGaz Warm Station with MRS (machinery and repair shop) Yuzhno-Balykskiy GPP Supply of Veza and SovPlim ventilating equipment OOO SoyuzPromStroj Melik-Karamova St, Surgut, shopping center «Vesna» Ventilating and climate control equipment installation Construction and installation work ОАО Sibur Holding 6 sub-facilities of OPF (Off-Plot Facilities) Tobolsk- Polymer Complex supply of Veza ventilating equipment Building fund KhMAD Supply, installation and Zhilische setting up of smoke exhaust system Veza Proletarskiy Ave., Surgut PB «WGC-2» (wholesale generation company) Surgut-1 Power Station Supply, installation, setting up of Veza ventilating equipment OOO EvroStroy-S Business centre “Panorama”, Surgut Design and fabrication of engineering system automation Complex supply of Veza Ventilating equipment with recuperation ОАО Sibur Holding GF -2 5 sub-facilities Tobolsk-Pertochemistry Complex supply of Veza ventilating equipment Installation, starting-up and adjustment ОАО Severnye Stroitelnye Tekhnologii Tower-block
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