ELIGIBILITY AND PRE-QUALIFICATION EVALUATION CRITERIA

FOR Geo-Technical Investigation & Topographic Survey SUB CONTRACTOR

1.0 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:

1.1 The applicant should be a legally incorporated, corporate identity for the past ten years.
Representatives, Commission agents, indenters and other similar intermediaries are not
eligible to apply for pre-qualification directly or on behalf of their principals.
1.2 Applicant should be willing to accept all Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) requirement
normally applicable or required under the Law for performing work in PAPCO/PARCO Oil
Terminal Stations and Refinery (MCR) if selected.
1.3 Applicant shall sign and stamp Confidentiality Statement.
1.4 Applicant must not be black listed with any agency or organization.
1.5 Applicant must be fully aware of climatic, site and other working conditions at Project
Sites.

2.0 PREQUALIFICATION EVALUATION:

2.1 CORPORATE AND FINANCE 20 MARKS

SCORE
TOTAL
Sr. # DESCRIPTION MARKED BY Supporting Document
POINTS M/s. CPPB
2.1.1 Company should be a legally
Incorporated Corporate Entity and Copy of NTN & PEC Registration
3
a going concern enterprise (Private attached in Annex A
or Public Limited Company).
2.1.2 Company should be Financially
Bank Statement attached By
sound based on last three (03) 10
Muzammal sb.
years audited accounts.
2.1.3 Company should not have Attached. (sign and stamp)
2 By Muzammal sb.
Litigation/Arbitration history.
2.1.4 Company should have adequate Copy of Bank Certificate
working capital to meet cash flow 3 (Financial Soundness) attached.
requirements of the assigned job. By Muzammal sb.
2.1.5 Prequalification with renowned WASA Faisalabad, By Muzammal
2 sb.
companies.

2.2 PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT 35 MARKS

SCORE
TOTAL
Sr. # DESCRIPTION MARKED BY Supporting Document
POINTS M/s. CPPB
2.2.1 Adequacy and quality of
12 Attached.
manpower for the job.
2.2.2 Adequacy and quality of
5 CVs of competent Staff attached.
manpower for QA/QC.
2.2.3 Strength of permanent
5 Attached.
employees.
2.2.4 Adequacy and quality of 12 Attached.

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 equipment, hardware and
software required for the works.
2.2.5 Standby equipment and
1 Attached.
manpower for contingency.

2.3 EXPERIENCE 35 MARKS

SCORE
TOTAL
Sr. # DESCRIPTION MARKED BY Supporting Document
POINTS M/s. CPPB
2.3.1 Company experience in relevant
5 By Muzammal sb.
field ≥ 10 years
2.3.2 Number of similar jobs completed
in last 10 years in Petroleum and 15 By Muzammal sb.
Petrochemical Sector (min. two)
2.3.3 Similar jobs in hand (min. one) 5 By Muzammal sb.
2.3.4 Jobs completed on time, within
4 By Muzammal sb.
cost and meeting specifications
2.3.5 Similar jobs completed in field
5 By Muzammal sb.
other than Oil and Gas.
2.3.6 No claim History 1 Attached. Sing and stamp

2.4 GENERAL WORK METHODOLOGY 10 MARKS

SCORE
TOTAL
Sr. # DESCRIPTION MARKED BY Supporting Document
POINTS M/s. CPPB
2.4.1 QA/QC procedures. 5 attached
2.4.2 Geo-Technical Investigation &
Topographic Survey control 5 attached
procedures.

NOTE:
1. To qualify 50% marks in individual four (04) main categories and 60% overall marks
are required.

2. This eligibility and prequalification evaluation criteria is applicable for selection /

recommendation of Geo-Technical Investigation & Topographic Survey Sub
Contractor for this project only.

3. Supporting evidence/document for each of the above requirement to be mentioned

and attached for verification.

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 Evaluated & Recommended
by Contractor

Authorized representative of EPC Contractor: Wang Kai

Signature: _____________
In the capacity of: ___________________________
For and on behalf of: China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau
Date: ______________________

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Annex. A
Copy of Legal Entities

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Adequacy and Quality of Manpower for the Job
Sr. Name
No.
1 Dr. Muhammad Irfan
2 Farooq Naveed Sheikh
3 Dr. Awais Shafique
4 Raja Naeem
5 Kamran Javed Siddique
6 Ali Naqi
7 Amir Hameed
8 Waqas Ahmed
9 M. Munawar
Qualification Experience/Core
Expertise
PhD - Resource Management,
- Geotechnical analysis
(Geotechnical and design,
Engineering) - Cost saving through
design optimization
(Value engineering)
MSc (Geotechnical - Design of soil
Engineering) investigation works,
- Foundation design,
- Geophysical soil testing
- Topographic survey
PhD (Civil Engineering) - Topographic surveys,
- As-built surveys
- Traffic Impact
assessment analysis
DAE (Civil) - More than 25 years of
experience in surveying
Diploma (Surveying) - Topographic surveys,
- Cadestral surveys
- As-built surveys
- Design and layout of
golf-courses, etc.
MSc (Project - QA/QC works
Management and specialists
Planning) - Execution of field and
laboratory works as per
approved standards
- Project management
and control
BSc (Civil Engineering) - Coordination engineer
- Laboratory soil testing
as per ASTM standards
- Preliminary analysis of
soil conditions through
field and laboratory
data
MSc (Engineering - Field Execution of soil
Geology) investigation works,
- Identification and
Logging of sub-soil
strata
- Human resource
management at site
MPhil (Engineering - Field Execution of soil
Geology) investigation works,
- Identification and
Logging of sub-soil
strata
- Human resource
management at site
BSc (Engineering - Field Execution of soil
Geology) investigation works,
- Identification and
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 Logging of sub-soil
strata
- Human resource
management at site
10 Iftikhar Muhammad Matric - Driller
- Straight rotary drilling
- 15 years experience
11 Mohsin Haider Middle - Driller
- Straight rotary / light
percussion drilling
- 12 years experience
12 Muhammad Razzaq Matric - Mechanic / technician
- Troubleshooting
Diploma (Technician) mechanical /
electrical / hydraulic
equipment
- 12 years of experience

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CVs of Key Personnel
Dr. Muhammad Irfan

1. Designation: Chief Operating Officer

2. Nationality: Pakistani
3. Profession: Civil Engineer
4. Education:
September, 2014 The University of Tokyo, Japan
Postdoctoral Research Certificate

March, 2014 The University of Tokyo, Japan

Ph.D. Civil Engineering

March, 2011 University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore

M.Sc. Geotechnical Engineering

August, 2008 University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore

B.Sc. Civil Engineering (Honors)
5. Key Qualification:
 Geo-hazard mitigation
 Field investigations
 Geotechnical design
 Slope stability analysis
 Foundation design
 Documentation and reporting
 Landslide early warning
6. Professional Affiliations:
 Professional Engineer – Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)
 Member, Japanese Geotechnical Society (JGS)
 Corresponding Member, YMPG International Society of Soil Mechanics &
 Geotechnical Engineering (ISSMGE)
 Member, Japanese Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE)
 Executive Member, Pakistan Geotechnical Engineering Society (PGES)

7. Professional Experience:
January 2016 to date Chief Executive Officer - Birudo Engineers
 Performance of Cyclic Plate Load tests at Bagasse Based Cogeneration
Plant at Hunza Suger Mills, Jhang
 Geotechnical Investigations for the construction of stacked parking facility
at Ichra, Lahore
 Geotechnical Investigations for the construction of housing and
auditorium complex at 1180MW CCPP, Bhikki, Punjab
 Geotechnical investigations for the construction of ZDC Factory at
Gajjumatta, Lahore

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  Geotechnical investigations for the construction of Multistorey Plaza,
Multan
 Construction of NKMT School, Gujranwala
 Construction of factory building at Interwood Factory, Lahore
 Geotechnical investigations for the construction of OPD Block at Pakistan
Kidney and Liver Institute (PKLI), Lahore
 Geotechnical Investigations Islamabad International Airport, Islamabad
 Other Projects as mentioned in List of Projects

January 2015 to January 2016 Freelance Consulting Engineer

 Geotechnical Investigations of Engro Gas compression project (Guddu –
Pakistan)
 Feasibility study of Batakundi Hydropower Project
 Patrind Hydropower Project – Design of Surge Shaft Access Road
 Performance of Nine (09) plate load test for 2x660 MW Coal fired power
plant at Qadirabad, Sahiwal
 EPTL Thar 2x330 MW CFB Power Project
 Soil investigations works at Dadu 500kV substation Extension project,
Jamshoro Rahim Yar Khan
 Soil investigations works at Moro 500kV substation Extension project,
Jamshoro Rahim Yar Khan
 Seepage control measures at point-A room, Sundar Industrial Estate
Lahore
 Orange Line Metro Train Project, Lahore
o Geotechnical Investigations
o Pile Load Tests
 Multistory Plaza at 1-Jail Road, Lahore
o Geotechnical Investigations
o Design of shoring system
 1180 MW CCPP Bhikki, Pakistan
o Geotechnical Investigations
o Pile Load Tests
o Geotechnical Design of outfall and intake structures
 1223 MW CCPP Balloki, Pakistan
o Geotechnical Investigations
o Pile Load Tests
o Geotechnical Design of outfall and intake structures
 Design of Infiltration/Evaporation Pond at Gorano, Sindh
 Geotechnical Investigations at 2x337MW Cogen Project Etihad Power
Limited, Rahim Yar Khan, Punjab, Pakistan
 Geotechnical investigations for expansion of Allama Iqbal International
Airport, Lahore
 Geotechnical investigations for the construction of Customs & Cargo
Agents and Aviation Buildings at Islamabad International Airport,
Islamabad
 Geotechnical investigations for the construction of OPD Block at Pakistan
Kidney and Liver Institute (PKLI), Lahore

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 September 2008 to March 2011 Geotechnical Engineer – Civil
Engineering Department, UET
Lahore

 Laboratory investigation of soil properties at Thar Block-II Open Pit

Lignite Mine
 Vetting of structural design of the lake in Shahi Bagh Project, Lahore

8. Publications:
Journals
 Zhang, Y., Yulong, C., Jin, P., Yang, W., and Irfan, M. (2017). Effect of Loading
Rate on the Felicity effect of Three Rock Types, Rock Mechanics and Rock
Engineering, Springer. (Online First Article) DOI: doi:10.1007/s00603-017-
1178- 2. IF: 2.386.
 Irfan, M., and Yulong, C. (2017). Segmented Loop Algorithm of Theoretical
Calculation of Trajectory of Rockfall, Geotechnical and Geological Engineering,
Springer. 35(1), pp. 377-384. DOI: 10.1007/s10706-016-0113-8.
 Irfan, M., and Uchimura, T. (2016). Development and performance evaluation
of disk type piezoelectric transducer for measurement of shear and compression
wave velocities in soil, Journal of Earthquake Engineering, Taylor & Francis.
(Online First Article) DOI: 10.1080/13632469.2016.1217800. IF: 1.247.
 Khan, M. I., Irfan, M., Aziz, M., and Ammad, H. K. (2016). Geotechnical
Characteristics of Effluent Contaminated Cohesive Soils, Journal of
Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management, Taylor & Francis.
(Online First Article) DOI:10.3846/16486897.2016.1210155. IF: 0.591.
 Aziz, M., Towhata, I. and Irfan, M. (2016). Strength and deformation
characteristics of degradable granular soils, Geotechnical Testing Journal,
ASTM. 39(3), pp. 452-461, DOI: 10.1520/GTJ20150209. IF: 0.786.
 Irfan, M., and Uchimura, T. (2016). Modified triaxial apparatus for
determination of elastic wave velocities during infiltration tests on unsaturated
soils, KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering, Springer. 20(1), pp. 197-207,
DOI:10.1007/s12205-015-0404-2 IF: 0.511.
 Javed, M. A., Irfan, M., Afaq, S., Yulong, C., and Ahmed, S. (2016). An
experimental study on the shear strengthening of reinforced concrete deep
beams with carbon fiber reinforced polymers, KSCE Journal of Civil
Engineering, Springer, 20(7), pp. 2802-2810, DOI: 10.1007/s12205-016-0739-3.
IF: 0.511.
 Irfan, M., and Uchimura, T. (2015). Helical filter paper technique for uniform
distribution of injected moisture in unsaturated triaxial specimens, Soils and
Foundations, Elsevier, 55(4), pp. 749-760, DOI:10.1016/j.sandf.2015.06.008 IF:
0.524.

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 Aziz, M., Saleem, M., and Irfan, M. (2015). Engineering behavior of expansive
soils treated with rice husk ash, Geomechanics and Engineering, Techno Press.
8(2), pp. 173-186. DOI: 10.12989/gae.2015.8.2.173. IF: 1.085.
 Saleem, T., Ahmed, T., Khurram, N., Irfan, M., & Akmal, U. (2015). Seismic
safety considerations of non-engineered houses in Pakistan. Science
International, 27(1), pp. 293-299. ISSN 1013-5316.
 Khalid, N., Ahmad, A., Khalid, S., Ahmed, A. and Irfan, M. (2014) Mineral
composition and health functionality of Zamzam water: A review, International
Journal of Food Properties, Taylor & Francis. 17(3), pp. 661-677. DOI:
10.1080/10942912.2012.660721 IF: 0.877.
 Irfan, M., Akbar, A., Aziz, M., & Khan, A. H. (2013). A parametric study on
stability of open excavations in alluvial soils of Lahore district, Pakistan.
Geotechnical and Geological Engineering, Springer, 31(2), pp. 729-738, DOI:
10.1007/s10706-013-9623-9.
 Khan, A. H. and Irfan, M. (2011) Probabilistic analysis of deep excavation
design and construction practices in Pakistan. Proceedings of the Pakistan
Academy of Sciences, 48(1), 1-11.

Conferences/Symposiums
 Irfan, M, Uchimura, T., Wang, L., & Yulong, C. (2017). “A real-time based early
warning system for predicting rain-induced landslides” Proceedings,
International Conference on New Challenges in Geotechnical Engineering, 23-
24 January 2017, Lahore, Pakistan. pp. 64-68. ISBN 978-969-8442-09-5
 Raza, M. F., Irfan, M., Ahmad, J., Hassan, M., & Iqbal, A. (2017). “A simplified
apparatus for the determination of electrical resistivity of soil and its application
for in-situ soil categorization” Proceedings, International Conference on New
Challenges in Geotechnical Engineering, 23-24 January 2017, Lahore,
Pakistan. pp. 145-149. ISBN 978-969-8442-09-5
 Sheikh, F. N., Gill, A. A., Masood, T. & Irfan, M. (2016). “Comparative analysis
of allowable load carrying capacity of laterally loaded piles.” Proceedings, 8th
Asian Young Geotechnical Engineers’ Conference – 8AYGEC 2016 – Challenges
and Innovations in Geotechnics, 5-7 August 2016, Astana, Kazakhstan. pp. 89-
92. ISBN 978-1-138-03007-7
 Irfan, M., Uchimura, T., and Chen, Y. (2014). A modified apparatus for
laboratory assessment of soil water characteristic curve (SWCC) and associated
wave velocities” GeoKANTO-2014, 3-4 October, 2014, Tokyo, Japan.
Proceedings CD-ROM: Paper ID-A00093.
 Irfan, M., Ghani, M. A. H. and Uchimura, T. (2014). “Use of elastic wave
velocities for early warning of rain-induced landslides.” Proceedings, 49th Japan

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 National Conference on Geotechnical Engineering, 15-18 July 2014, Kita-
kyushu, Japan. pp. 1957-1958.
 Ghani, M. A. H., Irfan, M. and Uchimura, T. (2014). “An idea for issuing
rainfall-induced landslide early warning based on suction measurement.”
Proceedings, 49th Japan National Conference on Geotechnical Engineering, 15-
18 July 2014, Kita-kyushu, Japan. pp. 1953-1954.
 Irfan, M., & Uchimura, T., (2013). “Prediction of slope deformations by elastic
wave velocities in relation to landslide failures.” Proceedings, 3rd International
Conference on Geotechnique, Construction Materials and Environment –
GEOMATE-2013, 13-15 Nov. 2013, Nagoya, Japan. pp. 292-297. ISBN: 978-4-
9905958-2-1 C3051.
 Irfan, M., Uchimura, T. and Ghani, M., A., H., (2013). “Response of elastic wave
velocities during constant shear stress drained tests on unsaturated triaxial
specimens.” Proceedings, 3rd Korea-Japan Workshop on Unsaturated Soils, 1st
Nov. 2013, Seoul, Korea. pp. 45-51.
 Ghani, M., A., H., Uchimura, T. and Irfan, M., (2013). “Simulating unsaturated
soil behavior on slope using modified simple shear apparatus” Proceedings, 3rd
Korea-Japan Workshop on Unsaturated Soils, 1st Nov. 2013, Seoul, Korea. pp.
81-88.
 Irfan, M., & Uchimura, T. (2013). “Measuring shear and compression wave
velocities in laboratory triaxial tests using disk shaped composite P/S
piezoelectric transducer.” IACGE 2013: Challenges and Recent Advances in
Geotechnical and Seismic Research and Practices – ASCE Geotechnical Special
Publication No. 232, pp. 414-421.
 Irfan, M., & Uchimura, T. (2013). “Effects of soil moisture on shear and
dilatational wave velocities measured in laboratory triaxial tests.” Advances in
Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (Vol. 2): Proceedings, 5th
International Young Geotechnical Engineers’ Conference – 5th iYGEC 2013, 30
Sep.-1 Aug. 2013, Paris, France. pp. 505-509, doi: 10.3233/978-1-61499-297-4-
505.
 Irfan, M., & Uchimura, T. (2013). “Water saturation effects on elastic wave
velocities in unsaturated soils.” Proceedings, 48th Japan National Conference
on Geotechnical Engineering, 23-25 July 2013, Toyama, Japan. pp. 865-866.
 Irfan, M., & Uchimura, T. (2013). “A modified triaxial apparatus for
measurement of shear and compression waves during water injection in
unsaturated soils.” Proceedings, 13th National Conference on Geotechnical
Engineering, 14-15 March 2013, Lahore, Pakistan. pp. 20-28.
 Irfan, M., & Uchimura, T. (2013). Criteria for determining Gmax in laboratory
element tests using disk type piezoelectric transducers, Proceedings, 10th

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 International Conference on Urban Earthquake Engineering, 1-2 March 2013,
Tokyo, Japan. pp. 555-560.
 Kazmi, Z., A., Irfan, M., and Ahmed, T. (2013). Seismic vulnerability evaluation
of non-engineered structures in Pakistan-A statistical approach based on
cumulative opinion of professionals--, Proceedings, 10th International
Conference on Urban Earthquake Engineering, 1-2 March 2013, Tokyo, Japan.
pp. 1795-1801.
 Irfan, M., & Uchimura, T. (2012). “A technique for injection and uniform
distribution of water in unsaturated triaxial specimen.” GeoKANTO-2012, 5-6
September, 2012, Tokyo, Japan. Proceedings CD-ROM: Paper ID-A0151.
 Irfan, M., Ahmed, T., & Kazmi, Z. A. (2012) “Evaluation of seismic concern in
construction of non-engineered structures in Pakistan using cumulative opinion
of professionals”. Proceedings of 2nd International Multidisciplinary
Conference toward Better Pakistan, Peshawar, Pakistan.
 Kazmi, Z. A., Ahmed, T., Saleem, U. and Irfan, M. (2012) "Evaluation of design
and construction practices - A lesson learnt from Kashmir Earthquake".
Proceedings of the International Symposium on Engineering Lessons Learned
from the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, Tokyo, Japan. pp 1846-1857.

Others
 Irfan, M., Saleem, M. M., Naveed, F. and Tufail, A. (2012) Manual and
Computer Aided Design of Prestressed Concrete Bridges: A comprehensive
manual, Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany. ISBN: 978-3847375081.
9. Languages:
Reading Writing Speaking

 English Excellent Excellent Excellent

 Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent
 Punjabi Excellent Fair Excellent
 Japanese Good Fair Fair

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 Farooq Naveed Sheikh

1. Designation: Managing Director

2. Nationality: Pakistani
3. Profession: Civil Engineer
4. Education:
September, 2012 University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore
Master of Science in Civil Engineering

August, 2008 University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore

B.Sc. Civil Engineering (Honors)
5. Key Qualification:
 Geotechnical Investigations
 Interpretation of In-Situ & Laboratory Testing
 Foundation Design
 Slope Stability Analysis
 Seepage Analysis
 Design of Earth Retaining Systems
 Design of Soil Improvement Schemes (Preloading and Stone Columns)
 Reporting
 Preparation of Construction Drawings

6. Professional Affiliations:
 Registered Engineer – Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)
 Member, Pakistan Geotechnical Engineering Society (PGES)

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7. Professional Experience:
June, 2017 to date Managing Director
Birudo Engineers

 Mother and Child Care Hospital (MCCH, Murree

 Daanish School Shorkot, Jhang Punjab
 University of Murree
 Civic Center Park, Lahore
 Anchoring Works at Orange Line Metro Train Project (OLMTP), Lahore
 Lahore Safe City Project, Cantt. Division, Lahore-Pakistan
 Center of Excellence Peer Mahal, Toba Tek Singh - Punjab

June 2015 to June 2017 Senior Geotechnical Engineer

Berkeley Associates (Pvt) Ltd

 2x330MW Coal Power Project in Thar

 Jamshoro 2x660MW Super Critical Power Plant Project, Pakistan
 330MW Coal Power Plant at Thar Block II
 330MW Mine Mouth Power Plant Project, Pakistan
 1,223MW CCPP Balloki Pakistan
 1,180MW CCPP Bhikki
 Orange Line Metro Train Project, Lahore
 Punjab Wind Farm Projects
 Rehabilitation of Building Defects of Malala Yousaf Zai Daanish School
(Boys and Girls) Jand District Attock
 Corporate Office Building at Jail Road, Lahore
 Design Review and Validation of P003 Lusail Expressway Project, Qatar
(Storm Water Sewer SW4A Temporary Shaft)

January 2014 to June 2015 Project Design Engineer

Keller Grunbau GmbH
(Keller-Turki Co. Ltd.)

 Shuqaiq Steam Power Project, Shuqaiq – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

 (Client: Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. Ltd.)
 Yanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining Project, Yanbu – Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia
 (Client: Enppi)
 Sabic PCQ-02 Project, Jubail – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
 (Client: SABIC)
 Saudi Aramco Third Party Cogeneration Project, Ras Tanura - Kingdom
of Saudi Arabia
 (Client: Saudi Aramco)
 Common Utilities and Tank Farm Area, Rabigh – Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia
 Residential Building for Al-Mouwasat Hospital Accommodation, Qatif –
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

August 2012 to January 2014 Staff Geotechnical Engineer

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 Berkeley Associates

 Construction of New Khanki Barrage – Design Verification and

Construction Supervision of Geotechnical Aspects of the Project
 Feasibility Study of 210 MW Naran Hydropower Project, Kyber
Pakhtunkhwa
 Feasibility Study of 190 MW Balakot Hydropower Project, Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa
 Pre-Feasibility Study of Batakundi Hydropower Project, Kyhber
Pakhtunkhwa
 Feasibility Study of 12 MW Biomass Based IPP, Faisalabad - Pakistan
 Safety Assessment of Existing Shoring System and Design of
Rehabilitation/ Strengthening Measures at Mubarak Center, Ferozepur
Road, Lahore
 Design of Retaining System without Ground Anchors for Mobilink Office
Building at QIE, Lahore
 Slope stability analysis of Parking Plazas at Jhika Gali, Bansara Gali,
General Bus Stand and Lower Topa, Murree

August 2011 to July 2012 Junior Engineer (Civil)

Water and Power
Development Authority
(WAPDA)

 Chiniot Dam Project

 Bhimber Dam Project
 Khapalu Dam Multipurpose Project
 Sanghar Dam Project
 Munda Dam Project

January 2011 to August 2011 Lecturer

The University of Lahore

 Lecture deliverance
 Development of Soil Mechanics Laboratory

October 2008 to January 2011 Staff Engineer

Berkeley Associates

 Feasibility Study of Shogo-Sin Hydropower Project, Chitral

 Feasibility Study of Shushghai-Zhendoli Hydropower Project, Chitral
 22 MW Jabban Hydroelectric Power Station – Rehabilitation Project,
Malakand
 425 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant, Nandipur
 Tetra Pak Project 2 Pakistan, Lahore

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  New Ammonia Urea Plant, Daharki
 Girls and Boys Hostels at Sharif Medical City, Lahore
 Geotechnical Investigations along LBDC
 Preparation of EPC/ Turnkey Proposals for Canal Hydropower Projects at
Pakpattan and Okara - Pakistan

8. Publications:
 Irfan, M., Saleem, M., Naveed, F. and Tufail, A. (2012) Manual and
Computer Aided Design of Prestressed Concrete Bridges: A
comprehensive manual, Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany.
ISBN: 978-3847375081.

 Sheikh, F. N., Gill, A. A., Masood, T. & Irfan, M. (2016). “Comparative

analysis of allowable load carrying capacity of laterally loaded piles.”
Proceedings, 8th Asian Young Geotechnical Engineers’ Conference –
8AYGEC 2016 – Challenges and Innovations in Geotechnics, 5-7 August
2016, Astana, Kazakhstan. pp. 89-92. ISBN 978-1-138-03007-7.

 Gill, A. A., Sheikh, F. N. & Masood, T. (2017). “Effect of Delayed

Concreting on Axial Capacity of CIP Bored Piles.” Proceedings,
International Conference - ICNCGE 2017 - New Challenges in
Geotechnical Engineering, 23 January 2017, Lahore, Pakistan. pp. 29-32.
ISBN 978-969-8442-09-5.

 Gill, A. A., Sheikh, F. N. & Masood, T. (2017). “Effect of Delayed

Concreting on Axial Capacity of CIP Bored Piles.” Proceedings,
International Conference - ICNCGE 2017 - New Challenges in
Geotechnical Engineering, 23 January 2017, Lahore, Pakistan. pp. 29-32.
ISBN 978-969-8442-09-5.

 Sheikh, F. N., Aziz, M. & Gill, A. A., (2017). “Durability Characteristics of

Lime and Cement Treated Local Cohesive Soil.” Proceedings,
International Conference - ICNCGE 2017 - New Challenges in
Geotechnical Engineering, 23 January 2017, Lahore, Pakistan. pp. 154-
157. ISBN 978-969-8442-09-5.

9. Languages:
Reading Writing Speaking

 English Excellent Excellent Excellent

 Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent
 Punjabi Excellent Fair Excellent
 Arabic Excellent Fair Fair

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 Raja Naeem Ahmad

1. Designation Senior Survey Engineer

2. Name of Staff : Raja Naeem Ahmad
3. Date of Birth : October 02, 1959`
4. Nationality : Pakistani
5. Educational Qualification:

Name of Institution Year Degree/Diploma

Govt. Collage of Technology 1981 1 Year Course (Civil Surveyor)
Rasul.

Govt. Collage of Technology 1980 DAE (Civil)

Rasul.

6. Employment Record:
September 2016 Chief Surveyor
todate Birudo Engineers
 Expansion of Allama Iqbal Medical Hospital,
Sialkot – Punjab
 Topographic survey for the construction of
University of Murree, Murree
 Topographic survey for the construction of
Punjab Forensic Science Agency (PFSA), Lahore
 Topographic survey for the construction of
Central Pathology Lab at Jinnah Hospital, Lahore.

July 2010 to Chief Surveyor

September 2016 (Freelance)
 Construction of Three Holes Par 3 Golf Course
at “Calvary Greens” Barki Road, Lahore
 Construction of Six Holes (putting) Golf Course
at EME Club, Lahore
 Topographic Survey of 110 Acers Land of
Fatima Sugar Mills for Power Plant at Sanawan.
 Topographic Survey of ICI Soda Ash Factory
Khewra.
 Topographic Survey of 650 Acers Land for
Alfalah Bank Society at bedian road, Lahore
 Topographic Survey of 700 Acers Land at Kasur
 Topographic Survey for Coal Based Power Plant
at Lilla Road, Khushab
 Topographic Survey of Coal Based Power plant
at Kallar Kahar.
 Topographic Survey for 1.2 MW Machai
Hydropower Plant, Dargai
 Topographic Survey for Shadiwal Power Plant
at Gujrat

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  Topographic Survey for Grange 152MW
Combined Cycle Power Project, Arifwala

Oct. 2009 to Jun. 2010 Chief Surveyor

BRD Construction Sdn Bhd.
 Construction of Defence Raya Golf Course & Country Club
at Phase vi,DHA Lahore.

July 2008 to Sep. 2009 Chief Surveyor

Golf Build Enviro Pvt. Ltd.
 Construction of Eagle Creek Golf Course & Country Club at
PAF Base Korangi Creek Karachi.

Feb. 2007 to Jun. 2008 Chief Surveyor

BRD Construction Sdn Bhd.
 Construction of Defence Raya Golf Course & Country Club
at Phase vi,DHA Lahore.

Aug. 2001 to Jan. 2007 Chief Surveyor

Golf Build Enviro Pvt. Ltd.
 Construction of Royal Palm Golf Course & Country Club
Lahore.
 Survey of Rawalpindi Golf Club.
 Survey of Defence Golf & Country Club Karachi.
 Earth work for Jacaranda Family Club Defence Phase II,
Islamabad.
 Construction of Mini Golf Course for Bahria Town,
Rawalpindi.
 Survey of Mangla Golf Course.
 Construction of Mangla Golf Course.

Oct. 1997 to Jul. 2001 Chief Surveyor

KS & Associates, Lahore
 Worked with KS& Associates ‘, as Chief Surveyor on
different type of jobs including topographic survey, layout
of Housing Schemes, Setting out of Buildings, Roads, Water
Supply Scheme and Sewerage Lines etc.

1. Mobilink Towers
 Topographical survey of site for tower and
surrounding hills for signal clearance at Jehlum.
 Topographical survey of site for tower and
surrounding hills for signal clearance at Gujar Khan.
 Topographical survey of site for tower and
surrounding hills for signal clearance at Islamabad
highway.
 Topographical survey of site for tower and
surrounding hills for signal clearance at GT Road Near
Al-Shiffa Hospital, Rawalpindi

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  Topographical survey of site for tower and
surrounding hills for signal clearance at Mardan Road
near Noshehra.
 Topographical survey of site for tower and
surrounding hills for signal clearance at Dara Adam
Khel near Kohat.
 Topographical survey of site for tower and
surrounding hills for signal clearance at Motorway
Near Kalar Kahar.

2. Housing Schemes
 Topographical survey of 4000 Acres area for dear
enclosure and plantation, (for Khaliffa Sheikh Zaid bin
Sultan Alnehan.
 Topographical survey of 200 Acres area and setting
out of roads for Rafi City farm houses at Rawind Road.
 Topographic survey of 100 Acres area near Motorway
at Kala Shakaku.
 Topographic survey of 150 Acres area for National
Bank Housing Scheme near Defence Lahore.
 Topographic survey of 400 kanal area and setting out
of roads for Eden Developer’s group, near Thokar Niaz
Beg.
 Topographic survey of 200 kanal area and setting out
of roads for extension of Eden Homes, Defence Road,
Lahore
 Survey of 100 kanal area for Eden Developer’s Group,
Nishat Colony near Defence.
 Topographical survey of 200 Acres area and setting
out of roads for liquidation board for housing scheme
near Jallo Park Lahore.
 Topographical survey of 200 Acres area and setting
out of roads for liquidation board for housing scheme
Janjate Raiwind Road, Lahore.
 Topographical survey of 150 Acres area and setting out
of roads for Sher-e-Bengal Housing Scheme, for Local
Govt, G.T. Road near Kala Shakaku.

3. Educational Campus
 Topographical survey of 250 Acres area for Islamic
University, Islamabad.
 Survey of kinnaird College Campus for Master
Planning.
 Topographical survey of land for Elementary Girls
College, (for British Council) Skardu and Gilgit
 Survey of Sacred Heart School for Master Planning.
 Survey of 136 kanal land for Jinnah Public School
Trust at Wasu Road, Mandi Bahauddin.

4. Roads
 Ahmadwal to Kharan 58 km Road, Bridges & Caws
ways in Baluchistan (for Khaliffa Zaid Bin Sultan
Alnehan)
 Bhabra to Ghaf 60 km near Rahimyar Khan.
 Slide area of Road (Army Welfare Housing Scheme
Morga, Rawalpindi)

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  Layout of Roads of Islamic University, Islamabad.

5. Survey of 200 km canals for PGC in Distt., Sargodha.

6. Survey of 30 km rout line of water supply, terminal station
and treatment plant for WASA Faisalabad.
7. Survey of 136 Acres area of Golf Course, Tennis
8. Courts and Club Area of Lahore Gymkhana.
9. Survey of area of Punjab Printing Press Lahore
10. Topographical survey of land for CNG Station Sabzal Road,
Quetta.

Mar. 1983 to Oct. 1997 Chief Surveyor

UNICON International, Lahore

 Worked with ‘UNICON International’, as Chief Surveyor on

different type of jobs including topographic survey, layout
of Housing Schemes, Setting out of Building, Roads, Water
Supply Scheme and Sewerage Lines etc.
1. Water Supply Schemes For Unicef
 Topographic survey and site Supervisor of twenty five
Rural Water Supply Schemes for UNICEF/BIAD,
projects in Gwadar, Kalat, Loralai and Quetta Districts
of Baluchistan.

2. PVT RBS

 Topographic survey of hilly area, for PTV, Booster

Station at Ghaza Bund near Quetta.
 Topographic survey for PTV Booster Station Khojak
Pass near Chaman.
 Topographic survey of site for PTV Rebroadcast
Station at Kalat.
 Topographic survey of site for PTV RBS at Wad
 Topographic survey of site for PTV RBS at Lasbella
 Topographic survey of site for PTV RBS at Pasni
 Topographic survey of site for PTV RBS at Panjgur
 Topographic survey of site for PTV RBS at Turbat
 Topographic survey of site for PTV Booster Station
Kala Shah Kaku
 Topographic survey of site for PTV RES Muzafarabad

3. T&T Sites
 Topographic survey and site supervision of 15 sites for
telephone exchanges at Sibi, Dhadar, Dera Murad
Jamali, Jhat Pat, Usta Mohammad Ziarat, Muslim
Bagh, Loralai, Zhob, Dukki, Harnai, Kohlu, Noshki,
Kharan and Dalbandin

4. Housing Schemes
 Topographic survey of 700 acres area and setting out of
roads for Valencia’ Housing Scheme for Expatriates
Housing Society Lahore.

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  Topographic survey of 250 acres area and setting out of
roads for Skardu Township Housing Scheme, Skardu.
 Topographic survey of 300 acres area and setting out of
roads for ‘Quaid City’ Housing Scheme, G.T. Road,
Rawat Rawalpindi.
 Topographic survey of 500 acres area and setting out of
roads for ‘IZMIR’ Housing Scheme for Expatriates
Housing Society Lahore.
 Survey of 250 acres area and setting out of roads of
‘Services Orchard Homes’, Housing Scheme, Multan
Road, Lahore.
 Topographic survey of 500 acres area and setting out of
roads for ‘Chinar Bagh’ Housing Scheme for Greater
Lahore Housing Society Lahore.
 Topographic survey of 600 acres area and setting out of
roads for ‘Wapda Town’ Gujranwala.
 Topographic survey of 500 acres area and setting out of
roads for ‘Wapda Town’, Sheikhupura.
 Topographic survey of 600 acres area for ‘Canal City’
Lahore.
 Topographic survcy of 150 acres and setting out of roads
for Quaid-e-Azam University Staff Housing Scheme,
Islamabad.
 Topographic survey of 2500 acres area of Skardu for
Master Planning, for NAPWD.
 Topographic survey of 2000 acres area of Khaplu for
Master Planing for NAPWD.
 Topographic survey of Land for proposed
 Cricket Stadium, Shakarparian, Islamabad
 Topographic survey of Ayub Stadium Quetta
 Topographic survey of Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad

5. Cadestral Survey for RDA Rawalpindi

 Survey of Asghar Mall Housing Scheme, Rawalpindi.
 Survey of Sherpao Colony, Murree Road; Rawalpindi.
 Survey of Saidpur Housing Scheme, Rawalpindi.
 Survey of Millat Colony, Rawalpindi
 Topographic survey for QDA (WASA) for Sewerage &
Drainage system of Quetta City and route for sewer line
from city to treatment plant (about 50 km of network)
 Topographic survey of site for LPG plant for Sui
Southern Gas Co. Quetta.
 Topographic survey of site for LPG plant for Lifeline
Fateh Jhang, Oil Field.
 Site for LPG Plant for Lifeline Pindi Bhatian.
 Topographic survey for irrigation line from Balam Bhat
to Munda, and command area about 7000 areas.

1981 to 1983 Chief Surveyor

Preconsult Ltd., Lahore.

- Worked with MIs Preconsult Ltd., as a Surveyor on

different survey projects in throughout Pakistan, such as
below:

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  Topographic survey of eleven towns of Baluchistan for
QDA, for Master Planning Sibi, Sui, Dera Murad Jamali,
Ustta Mohammad, Turbat, Panjgur, Gwadar, Loralai, Zhob,
Chaman, Mastung Road.
 Survey of Super Highway from Karachi to Jamshoro for
duel carriage way.
 Survey of Quetta City for Master Planning for QDA.

7. Language:

Read Write Speak

 Urdu: Excellent Excellent Excellent
 English: Excellent Excellent Excellent

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 Dr. Muhammad Awais Shafique

1. Designation: Traffic Engineer

2. Nationality: Pakistani
3. Profession: Civil Engineer
4. Education:
March, 2017 The University of Tokyo, Japan
Postdoctoral Research Certificate

March, 2015 The University of Tokyo, Japan

Ph.D. Civil Engineering

March, 2011 University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore

M.Sc. Transportation Engineering

August, 2008 University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore

B.Sc. Civil Engineering (Honors)
5. Key Qualification:
 Field investigations
 Pavement Design
 Traffic Impact Assessment
 Foundation design
 Documentation and reporting

6. Professional Affiliations:
 Professional Engineer – Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)
 Member, Japanese Geotechnical Society (JGS)
 Corresponding Member, YMPG International Society of Soil Mechanics &
 Member, Pakistan Geotechnical Engineering Society (PGES)

7. Professional Experience:
June 2017 to date Traffic Engineer - Birudo Engineers
 Responsible for all type of operation related to traffic engineering
 Development of templates for transportation engineering
 Performing TIA studies

March 2017 to May 2017 Freelance Consulting Engineer

 TIA Studies for expansion of Allama Iqbal International Airport for Asian
Consulting Engineers

January 2017 – Present Assistant professor

Department of Civil Engineering
UCP, Lahore, Pakistan

August 2009 – Jan 2017 Lecturer / Assistant Professor

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 Department of Transportation Engineering
And Management.
UET, Lahore, Pakistan

8. Publications:
Peer-Reviewed Published Articles

 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. Travel Mode Detection with Varying

Smartphone Data Collection Frequencies. Sensors 16, no. 5, 716 (2016)
 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. Use of acceleration data for transportation
mode prediction, Transportation, 42(1), 163-188, (2015)
 Shafique, M. A. Hato, E. and Yaginuma, H. Using Probe Person Data for
Travel Mode Detection, International Journal of Computer, Information,
Systems and Control Engineering, 8(10), 1482 – 1486, (2014)
 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. Formation of Training and Testing Datasets,
for Transportation Mode Identification. Journal of Traffic and Logistics
Engineering, 3(1), 77-80, (2015).

Peer-Reviewed Conference Papers

 Shafique, M. A. and Qayyum, T. I. Comparison of Bearing Capacity

Equations for vertical central loading, First International Conference on
Geotechnique, Construction Materials and Environment (GEOMAT), Mie,
Japan. (Nov. 2011)
 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. Formation of Training and Testing Datasets,
for Transportation Mode Identification, 4th International Conference on
Traffic and Transportation Engineering, Madrid, Spain. (May 2015)
 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. Optimum Training Sample Size for Travel
Mode Detection using Smartphone, Annual International Conference on
Transportation, Athens, Greece. (June 2015)
 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. A Comparison among various Classification
Algorithms for Travel Mode Detection using Sensors’ data collected by
Smartphones, 14th International Conference on Computers in Urban
Planning and Urban Management, CUPUM 2015, MIT, Cambridge,
Massachusetts. (July 2015)
 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. Modelling of Accelerometer Data for Travel
Mode Detection by Hierarchical Application of Binomial Logistic
Regression. Transportation Research Procedia 10, 236-244, (2015), 18th
Euro Working Group on Transportation, EWGT 2015, Delft, The
Netherlands. (July 2015).

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  Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. Classification of Travel Data with Multiple
Sensor Information using Random Forest. Transportation Research
Procedia 22, 144-153, (2017), 19th Euro Working Group on Transportation,
EWGT 2016, Istanbul, Turkey. (Sep. 2016).

Other Conference Papers

 Shafique, M. A, Hato, E. and Yaginuma, H. Using Probe Person Data for

Travel Mode Detection, International Conference on Signal Processing,
Pattern Recognition and Applications, Osaka, Japan. (Oct. 2014)
 Shafique, M. A, Eiji Hato and Hideki Yaginuma. Optimum Feature
Extraction Window Size for the Purpose of Travel Mode Detection using
Smartphone's Accelerometer, 12th ITS Symposium 2014, Tohoku University,
Sendai. (Dec 2014)
 Shafique, M. A. and Hato, E. A Review of Travel Data Collection Methods.
17th International Conference on Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics,
Paris, France. (April 2015)

9. Languages:
Reading Writing Speaking

 English Excellent Excellent Excellent

 Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent
 Punjabi Excellent Fair Excellent
 Japanese Good Fair Fair

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 Abid Hameed

1. Designation: Head Construction Wing

2. Nationality: Pakistani
3. Profession: Civil Engineer
4. Education:
December, 2016 Bahria University, Lahore
Master of Science in Civil Engineering

October, 2006 University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore

B.Sc. Civil Engineering (Honors)
5. Key Qualification:
 Planning and Scheduling
 Organizing and Leading Project Team
 QA/ QC
 Project Coordination
 Cost Estimates

6. Professional Affiliations:
 Registered Engineer – Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)

7. Professional Experience:
October, 2015 to date Head Construction Wing
Birudo Engineers

 Anchoring Works for Lahore Orange Line Metro Train Project

 Sherton Resort & Hotel at Bahria Golf City, Islamabad

January 2009 to October 2015 Deputy Construction Manager

Habib Construction Services (Pvt.)
Ltd.

 Construction of Metro Bus Depot, Islamabad

 Metro Bus Project Package 01, Islamabad
 Construction of Signal Free Junction at New Azadi Chowk, Lahore
 Construction of Bridge over Ravi at Qutab Shahana, Sahiwal
 Construction of Flyover on GT Road Gujranwala
 New Benzir Bhutto International Airport Project (BBIAP) Package-08A
 Construction of Sports Complex at Johar Town & Karol Ghaatti
 LRRP Package-11
 LRRP Package-07
 LRRP Package-04

January 2007 to January 2009 Site Engineer

Husnain Cotex Ltd

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  Rehabilitation & Extension of N-05 (Lahore to Gujranwala Section)

8. Languages:
Reading Writing Speaking

 English Excellent Excellent Excellent

 Punjabi Excellent Fair Excellent
 Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent

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 Ali Naqi

1. Designation: Geotechnical Engineer

2. Nationality: Pakistani
3. Profession: Civil Engineer
4. Education:

June, 2017 University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore

B.Sc. Civil Engineering
5. Key Qualification:
 Supervision of Geotechnical Investigations
 Site Management

6. Professional Affiliations:
 Registered Engineer – Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)

7. Professional Experience:
December, 2017 to date Geotechnical Engineer
Birudo Engineers

 Geotechnical Investigations for the construction of Central Pathology Lab

at Jinnah Hospital, Lahore
 Geotechnical Investigations for the construction of Sports Complex at
Information Technology University, Barki Road, Lahore

June, 2016 to August, 2016 Site Trainee Engineer

Habib Construction Services

 Trainee Engineer at the construction of Orange Line Metro Train, Lahore

8. Languages:

Reading Writing Speaking

English Excellent Excellent Excellent

Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent

2.2.2 Adequacy and Quality of Manpower for QA/QC

Sr. Name Qualification Experience/Core

No. Expertise

1 Kamran Javed Siddique MSc (Project - QA/QC works

Management and specialists
Planning) - Execution of field and
laboratory works as per
approved standards
- Project management
and control
Muhammad Kamran Javed

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1. Designation: QA/QC Engineer
2. Nationality: Pakistani
3. Profession: Civil Engineer
4. Education:

In Progress PIRT, Superior University, Lahore

M.S/MPhil Construction & Engineering Management

June, 2015 UCEST, Lahore Leads University, Lahore

B.Sc. Civil Engineering
5. Key Qualification:
 Supervision of Geotechnical Investigations
 Site Management

6. Professional Affiliations:
 Registered Engineer – Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)

7. Professional Experience:
October, 2017 to date Geotechnical Engineer
Birudo Engineers

 Geotechnical Investigations for the construction of Twin Towers, Jail

Road, Lahore
 Geotechnical Investigations for the construction of Information
Technology University, Barki Road, Lahore

November, 2016 to October, 2017 Civil Engineer

TEAM Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd.

 3.6 MW Gugera Canal Hydropower Project, Nankana Sahib

 300 MW Balakot Hydropower Project, Balakot
 58 MW Turtunas Uzghor Hydropower Project, Uzghor
 Hydrology & Sedimentation Study Report, Jagran-II Hydropower Project,
Jagran
 Root Cause Analysis Report (RCAR) for cracks in PASSCO grain silo’s
Khairpur (Sindh) and cracks in PASSCO storage halls Multan (Punjab)

March, 2017 to June, 2017 Assistant Resident Engineer

TEAM Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd.
 Re-Construction of Dangerous School Buildings and Schemes under
Provision of Missing Facilities, Hafizabad
 Re-Construction of Dangerous School Buildings and Schemes under
Provision of Missing Facilities, Sheikhupura

June, 2016 to November, 2016 Site Engineer

Banu Mukhtar (Pvt.) Ltd.
 Construction of Warehouse and Production Hall, Instaplast (Pvt.) Limited,
Sheikhupura
 Construction of Cold Re-Rolling Mill and Gantry Crane Foundations,
Hadeed Pakistan (Pvt.) Limited, Sheikhupura

June, 2015 to June, 2016 Site Geological Engineer

Berkeley Associates (Pvt.) Ltd.

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  Geotechnical Investigation for the construction of Orange Line Metro
Train, Lahore
 Geotechnical Investigation for the construction of 1180 MW CCPP Bhikhi
Power Plant, Sheikhupura
 Geotechnical Investigation for the construction 1223 of MW CCPP Baloki
Power Plant, Pattoki

8. Languages:

Reading Writing Speaking

English Excellent Excellent Excellent

Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent

2.2.3 Strength of Permanent Employees

Staff Designation Number of Staff

Managers 2

Engineers 3

Draftsman 2

Laboratory Staff (supervisor, technicians,

5
assistants, etc.)

Field Staff (geotechnical) 20

Field Staff (surveying) 5

2.2.3 Strength of Permanent Employees

Staff Designation Number of Staff

Managers 2

Engineers 3

Draftsman 2

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Laboratory Staff (supervisor, technicians,
5
assistants, etc.)

Field Staff (geotechnical) 20

Field Staff (surveying) 5

Adequacy and Quality of Equipment, Hardware and Software

Required for the Works

Geotechnical Investigations

Straight rotary drilling rigs with complete accessories 4 Nos.

Hand Auger drilling equipment with complete accessories 4 Nos.

Drilling rods (50 mm) 500 m

SPT Hammer 3 Nos.

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SPT Samplers 3 Nos.

Sample Preservation Kits Sufficient

Casing (100 mm, 125 mm dia.) 100 m

Shelby Tube Samplers Sufficient

Denison Tube Samplers Sufficient

Pitcher Tube Samplers Sufficient

Double Tube Core Barrels 4 Nos.

Electronic Depth Sounder 1 No.

Electronic Weighing Balance 3 Nos.

Speedy Moisture Meter 2 Nos.

Field Density Test Apparatus 3 Nos.

Geophysical Testing

ABEM Terrameter SAS-1000 with complete accessories 1 No.

(for Electrical Resistivity Measurement)

Land Survey

Total Station (Sokkia) 1 No.

Electronic Theodolite 1 No.

Handheld GPS (Garmin) 2 Nos.

Differential GPS 1 No.

Leveling instruments with staves 5 Nos.

Theodolites 2 Nos.

Land Survey

Software
Bentley gINT Package
GeoStudio 2012 Package
Settle 3D Single
RocScience SLIDE Single

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RocScience SWEDGE Single
RocScience DIPS Single
RocLab Single
LPile Plus (2015) Single
GeoSolve WALLAP Single
DeepXcav Single
PLAXIS v. 8.6 FEM based
Eagle Point Single
Arc GIS Single
Auto CAD Single
Geostructural Analysis Package

2.2.5 Standby Equipment and Manpower for Contingency

GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS

STRAIGHT ROTARY DRILLING RIGS WITH COMPLETE 3 Nos.

ACCESSORIES

HAND AUGER DRILLING EQUIPMENT WITH COMPLETE 2 Nos.

ACCESSORIES

DRILLING RODS (50 MM) 250 m

SPT HAMMER 2 Nos.

SPT SAMPLERS 2 Nos.

SHELBY TUBE SAMPLERS As per requirements

DENISON TUBE SAMPLERS As per requirements

PITCHER TUBE SAMPLERS As per requirements

DOUBLE TUBE CORE BARRELS 1 No.

ELECTRONIC DEPTH SOUNDER 1 No.

ELECTRONIC WEIGHING BALANCE 1 No.

SPEEDY MOISTURE METER 1 No.

FIELD DENSITY TEST APPARATUS 1 No.

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Land Survey

Total Station (Sokkia) 1 No.

Electronic Theodolite 1 No.

Handheld GPS (Garmin) 1 No.

Differential GPS 1 No.

Leveling instruments with staves 2 Nos.

Theodolites 1 No.

QA/QC Procedures

QA/QC checks on all activities of geotechnical investigations and topographic

survey are applied in the light of guidelines provided in relevant ASTM/
British Standards.

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2.4.2 Geotechnical Investigation and Topographic Survey
Control Procedures

Generally, geotechnical investigations for a project comprise the following

activities;

i. Field Investigations
a) Exploration
b) In-situ testing
c) Logging
d) Sampling
ii. Laboratory Testing
iii. Desk Tasks
a) Compilation
b) Interpretation
c) Design
d) Report Preparation

For all activities mentioned above for geotechnical investigations

and topographic survey, relevant ASTM/ British Standards are
strictly adhered to.

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