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Table of Contents > < TABLE OF CONTENTS > 1. Greetings .................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 2. Company Profile ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3 A. Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3 B. Status of Registration ........................................................................................................................................................ 6 3. Organization .............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 A. Organization chart ............................................................................................................................................................. 8 B. Analysis of Engineers ........................................................................................................................................................ 9 C. List of Professional Engineers......................................................................................................................................... 10 D. Professional Engineer in Civil Eng.(U.S.A) ................................................................................................................... 10 4. Major Performances ................................................................................................................................................................. 11 A. Road & Structure Engineering Sector, Transportation .................................................................................................... 11 B. Geotechnical Engineering Sector .................................................................................................................................... 21 C. Railroad Engineering Sector ........................................................................................................................................... 28 D. Land Development (Town Planning) Sector ................................................................................................................... 37 E. Supervision Sector ........................................................................................................................................................... 48 F. Environment & Water Resources Sector .......................................................................................................................... 55 1) Environmental Part ...................................................................................................................................................... 55 2) Water & Sewerage Part ................................................................................................................................................ 57 G. Overseas Project Development Sector ............................................................................................................................ 59 5. OCCF Registration (Sudan Engineering Counsultancy Firms) ............................................................................................... 60 6. ISO Certification ...................................................................................................................................................................... 61 1 2. Company Profile A. Overview Company Name DAEHAN CONSULTANTS CO., LTD. CEO Jinsan,Lee Number of 308 employees Capital USD 0.9 Million Employees Revenue Address 9, Pirundae-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea USD 23 Million (2017year) 1) History ￭ 1967 : Established DAEHAN CONSULTANTS CO., LTD. ￭ 1968 : Registered as a consultancy services company (Ministry of Construction) ￭ 1973 : Registered as a consultancy services company (Ministry of Science and Technology : 3-9) ￭ 1976 : Registered a general survey service (Ministry of Construction) ￭ 1978 : Technical cooperation with WARDROP, MORTON INC. (CANADA). • Registered as a consultancy services company (IBRD & ADB) ￭ 1982 : Approved the technology induction of NATM and special soil grouting method (Ministry of Science and Technology) ￭ 1983 : Agreement on Business with YACHIYO ENGINEERING Co., LTD. (JAPAN) ￭ 1985 : Selected as a superior consultancy services company by Ministry of Construction ￭ 1986 : Registered as a environmental impact assessment (Ministry of Environment : No.26) ￭ 1987 : Awarded by the President of Korea as a excellent consultancy services company. ￭ 1993 : Registered as a consultancy services company (Korean Engineering & Consulting Association 10-018) • Registered as a traffic impact assessment company (Ministry of Construction & Transportation : No.1) ￭ 1994 : Registered as a comprehensive construction supervising company (Ministry of Construction & Transportation : 10) • Registered as an agency of energy planning (1st class) (Ministry of Commerce Assistance : 93-1) • Registered a corporate research institute (Korean Industrial Technology Association) ￭ 1995 : Registered as a structures safety inspection services company (Ministry of Construction & Transportation : No.1) • Selected as an authorized company for industrial technician training (Military Manpower Administration : No.24) • Technical cooperation with ELECTROWATT ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD. (SWISS) ￭ 1997 : Registered supervision service and design service for electric facility (Seoul city). ￭ 1998 : Achieved ISO9001 and KSI9001 certifications (LRQA : K981012) • Registered as a public survey service company (Ministry of Construction & Transportation : 2-1019) ￭ 1999 : Awarded by the Prime Minister (in the field of traffic & transport engineering) ￭ 2000 : Awarded by the Minister of Construction & Transportation for contribution to develop of country and society (No. 7308) • Awarded by the mayor of Seoul City by designing the road to investigate history and culture 3 (No. 1121) ￭ 2001 : Registered as an evaluating company for disaster influence (Ministry of Government Administration & Home Affairs) • Registered as an evaluating company for population influence (Ministry of Construction & Transportation) • Awarded by the Minister of Construction & Transportation as the best company in the supervision of the road construction from Boeun to Naebuk (No 8989) • Awarded by the Governor of Kyungsangbuk-do as the best company in road engineering for Ullung tour (No. 72) ￭ 2002 : Registered a service for Overseas Construction (Ministry of Construction & Transportation : No.185) • Awarded by the Administrator of Wonju Regional Construction Management Administration (No. 722) ￭ 2003 : Achieved the contracted amount, KRW 100 billion per year ￭ 2004 : Achieved KSA14001:2001/ISO14001:1966 (GCS Certification Co., Ltd.) • MOU with CARDNO (Australia) ￭ 2006 : Re-registered to ADB (Reg. No : 003747) ￭ 2007 : Registered as an agency of planning the prevention of disaster in National • Emergency Management Agency (No. 115) ￭ 2009 : MOU with Al-Zawaya group(Sudan) • Awarded Order of Industrial Service Merit (Silver Tower, No:1043) ￭ 2010 : Registered to OCCF(Organizing Council For Consultancy Firms, Sudan) • Awarded Ministry of Strategy and Finance for faithful taxpayer. ￭ 2011 : Re-Registered as a consultancy services company (IBRD) • Registered as an Infrastructure Safety Audit Agency (Bridge & Tunnel, Irrigation facility) (Seoul Metropolitan City) ￭ 2012 : Registered as a General Traffic Safety Audit (Seoul Metropolitan City) • Registered as an Agency of establishment for Energy Usage Plan (Public Procurement Service) ￭ 2014 : Designated as Outstanding construction Engineering consultancy of Road and Traffic facility part by Daejeon Regional Construction Management Office. • Registered as Construction Engineering Consultancy for design project management (General) of Seoul city (No. Seoul-2-20) ￭ 2018: Registered as Professional Agency for Safety impact assessment of Underground (No. Seoul-25) 4 2) Human Resources and Budget (based on 2017) ￭ Official amount : Total USD 63 Million (amount carried over : USD 42 Million and amount of received orders : USD 21 Million) ￭ Revenue : Total USD 23 Million (Design : USD 13 Million and supervision : USD 10 Million) ￭ Employees : Total 288 employees (Design : 122, supervision : 119 and others : 47) ￭ Office building : Total 2,587 Square Meter (main building: 446 SQM, 1st annex: 1,185 SQM, 2nd annex: 957 SQM ) 3) Annual Contract Amount and Revenue (Recent 10 Years) 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 - 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 Total Contract amount Sales Employee Revenue Remarks (USD) Year (Thousand KRW) 1$≒1,000KRW 2008 44,377,372 $44.4M 2009 44,319,710 $44.3M 2010 38,283,054 $38.3M 2011 31,744,451 $31.7M 2012 24,002,605 $24.0M 2013 18,108,104 $18.1M 2014 17,749,678 $17.7M 2015 19,540,494 $19.5M 2016 22,898,728 $22.8M 2017 23,987,340 $23.9M Sum 285,011,536 $284 M 5 B. Status of Registration 1) Status of Registration for Consultancy services No Item Date Issuing Department Registered No. Jongno District Tax Office 1 Certificate of Business Registration ’67. Feb. 1 102-81-03786 of National Tax Service Korean Engineering & Consulting 2 Engineering services provider ’93. Jun.17 Association Ministry No. 10-018 of
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