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31101 General Capability CIS COMBINING LOCAL KNOWLEDGE AND GLOBAL EXPERIENCE GENERAL CAPABILITY EAST EUROPE ABOUT AECOM We structure ourselves around our clients’ sectors to offer industry relevant advice. OUR EXPERIENCE – Industrial – Logistics – Commercial – Retail – Interiors – Residential – Hotels & Resorts – Transportation – Sport – Culture & Education – Healthcare & Pharmaceutical WHY AECOM? As a big community of leading experts, we make connections others can’t. Where others see technical problems, we see human possibilities. Across the globe, people are changing speaks your language - many of our the way they work, live and relax. people were once clients themselves, A woman who goes to her office in so they understand the issues you face. Tokyo works with a team in New York. We run projects so they are completed A man who commutes has bought to time and budget, and with our strong an electric car. At AECOM, we seek management and delivery processes, to help transform communities and we regularly achieve impressive positively impact lives by enhancing costs savings on projects of all sizes. and sustaining built, natural and social Simultaneously, we take the time environments to meet the needs of a understand the scope and specific changing world. This is possible thanks requirements of every brief, combining to our experts who work the way you business planning with engineering to do. We bring together teams of experts ensure the delivery of a high quality from all relevant disciplines to deliver experience with good value. We are complete, bespoke solutions for every able to take your project through its life project. We are able to offer clients cycle from design and build to finance this global resource locally, as our and operation. specialists worldwide can respond to In a changing world, we make the any client anywhere. connections other can’t. Where others Yet, the shift to broader horizons hasn’t see technical problems we see human stopped us from concentrating on the possibilities. AECOM’s vision reaches cultivation of relationships with our beyond borders while keeping clients’ clients. We act as a trusted partner who visions at its core. IQ QUARTER 228 000 m2, Moscow, Russia The multifunctional Terminal Complex comprises two office buildings, a residential tower with a five-star hotel, a seven-story underground car park with utility service rooms, a metro exit, five transit metro lines and a pedestrian overpass. A transportation terminal has also been included for pedestrians, conveniently connecting them with the MIBC, the metro and the municipal transportation hub. LAKHTA CENTRE (IMAGE ON THE COVER) St. Petersburg, Russia Lakhta Centre is a large-scale project comprising the construction of a modern business centre in the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg. 4: OUR PEOPLE AL EDUC RCI ATIO ME N M CO E N E Architecture R G N Water Building Y IO + T Services Engineering A U T T R IL I O T P I S Infrastructure E Design + S N Services A Planning R T S I Master N P Consultancy D O planning U R S T T S Our range of R + I A L services L E I S Health and U Economics R Safety E M Environmental I Cost N Services I Management T N N G E + M M N Construction R IN Project E E Services V R Management O A Program G L S Management OIL RE + G CA AS ALTH HE We stand by From road, rail, energy and water and planning companies, AECOM’s systems to enhancing environments technical expertise and creative our clients and and creating new buildings and excellence combine to providefully communities, our vision is to make the integrated planning, design, engineering, support them world a better place. environment and programme management capabilities to a broad A trusted partner to our clients, we range of markets. all the way. draw together teams of engineers, planners, architects, landscape Our adaptable and flexible approach to architects, environmental specialists, projects delivers consistency, longevity economists, scientists and programme and high quality along with efficiencies managers — all dedicated to finding in cost and time. the most innovative and appropriate Uniquely equipped to design and solutions and improving the manage projects of any type or scale, quality of life. we are a single and comprehensive Formed from many of the world’s finest source of solutions. AECOM enhances engineering, design, environmental and sustains the world’s built, natural and social environments. Abu Fadel, Avetisyan, Aybar, Neslihan Church, Ian Cialone, Roberto Clarkson, Derek Raymond Vladimir Artar Regional Director, Managing Director, Country Manager, Country Manager, Regional Director, Country Manager, Building & Places East Europe Azerbaijan Russia Transportation, Russia Turkey East Europe and East Europe De La Torre, Drabkina, Olga Duru, Uygar Forrest, Brian Izdebsky, Sergey Kostanian, Marina Miguel Marketing Director, Regional Director, Regional Director, Country Manager, Country Manager, Construction Services East Europe Environment Building Engineering Ukraine Kazakhstan Operations Director, East Europe Russia Russia Plewa, Ed Raiszadeh, Rashkuyev, Efendi Raybould, Tuncbilek, Bulent Zavedeev, Ivan Regional Managing Kamran Regional Director Stephen Cost & Procurement Business Development Director, Transportation, Construction Services Design + Planning and Managing Director Director, Russia Director, Resources East Europe Director, Russia Economics, Construction Services, & Industry, East Europe Continental Europe East Europe We have the right expert to help you, whatever your technical challenge. 6: INDUSTRIAL UKRAINE TURKEY GEORGIA Business lines: Business lines: Business lines: – Building Engineering – Construction services – Construction services – Construction services – Building Engineering Key sectors: Key sectors: – Environment – Commercial – Industrial – Transportation – Transportation – Commercial Key sectors: – Hospitality – Healthcare – Commercial – Transportation – Industrial – Oil & Gas – Residential AZERBAIJAN KAZAKHSTAN RUSSIA Business lines: Business lines: Business lines: – Construction services – Construction services – Construction services – Environment Key sectors: – Building Engineering Key sectors: – Industrial – Transportation – Commercial – Commercial – Design, Planning & Economics – Oil & Gas – Transportation Key sectors: – Hospitality – Oil & Gas – Industrial – Residential – Commercial – Residential – Transportation – Hospitality – Oil & Gas – Mining & Metals HYUNDAI AUTOMOTIVE FACTORY St. Petersburg, Russia The plant, which was built in just two years, became the first full-cycle foreign car plant in Russia. INDUSTRIAL 10: INDUSTRIAL Driving economies around the world, industry is pivotal to a sustainable future, creating wealth, building knowledge and meeting needs. LOTTE Confectionery plant, 24 000 m², Kaluga, Russia Services: Design, project management, technical client function SKF PHILIP MORRIS Bearing factory, 10 000 m², Tver, Russia Tobacco factories, Services: Project management, technical 78 000 m², St. Petersburg, Russia; client function, design and LEED certification 42 000 m², Kharkov, Ukraine Services: Construction management When it comes to industrial projects, transportation infrastructure issues - undertake projects in the water, it is best to put the last thing first. An both essential aspects of a successful energy and waste sectors. industrial building’s design should manufacturing and production facility. be informed by the operations it will Wherever a new plant or production come to support. AECOM’s experts are Our clients are both established and facility is to be built worldwide, our able to influence the performance of a emerging industrial representatives experts understand the specific facility by putting future operations at from a spectrum of sectors that pressures placed upon industrial the forefront. range from food and drink processing business where the demands of the to component and product supply chain drive efficient operations We work closely alongside our manufacturing facilities for the oil and tight production performance. We clients to deliver bespoke industrial and petroleum, aviation, automotive, factor in local legislative, geographical processing buildings that respond warehousing and distribution, and environmental factors as we to specific operational needs. high technology, nano technology, design sustainable, flexible, and cost Our approach includes access for electronics, pharmaceutic and efficient buildings that can be speedily equipment and components, and chemical industries. We also built and commissioned. 12: INDUSTRIAL 1 2 3 SAMSUNG (1) SCA (5) DANFOSS TVs and household appliances factory, Hygiene paper plant, 40 000 m², Thermostat production facility, 7 000 m², Kaluga region, Russia Tula region, Russia 13 000 m², Moscow region, Russia Services: Project management Services: Project management Services: Project management PILKINGTON (2) LG ELECTRONICS (6) VEKA RUS Float Glass factory, 70 000 m², White electronics plant, 25 ha, PVC Profile factory, 5 000 m², Moscow region, Russia Moscow region, Russia Moscow region, Russia Services: Construction management, Services: Construction management Services: Construction management technical client, construction supervision SOLARIS TERRA CRH DRY LINE KILN 7 Lighting equipment production plant, Cement plant, JOTUN (3) 15 000 m², Ryazan, Russia Khmelnitsk region, Ukraine Paint factory, 16 000 m², Services: Design, project management Services: Construction management Leningrad region, Russia Services: Project management UNILEVER
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