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CONSULTANT’S <strong>ORGANIZATIONAL</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> Engineering Group:<br />
21 st St., Alamaraat<br />
P.O. Box 165, Khartoum – Sudan<br />
Tel: +249 1 83 586384 or +249 1 83 586387 ; Fax: +249 1 83 586388<br />
e-mail: <strong>Technocon</strong>EG@yahoo.cm<br />
Year Firm Established: 1972<br />
Type of Organization : PARTNERSHIP<br />
Ownership and Nationality: TEG is 100% Sudanese Owned<br />
Architectural<br />
Planning<br />
Structural<br />
Transportation<br />
Transportation<br />
Legend<br />
Divisions<br />
Services<br />
Projects Category<br />
Board Board of Directors<br />
Directors<br />
Design Services Division Construction Construction Services Division<br />
Mechanical<br />
Electrical<br />
Quantity Surveying<br />
Environmental<br />
Environmental<br />
TECHNOCON TECHNOCON ENGINEERING ENGINEERING GROUP<br />
Buildings<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Industrial<br />
Supervision<br />
Supervision<br />
Design & Backup<br />
g<br />
Quantity Surveying<br />
Buildings<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Industrial<br />
TEG Scope of Services:<br />
The services of <strong>Technocon</strong> Engineering Group are exclusively restricted to engineering<br />
consulting activities thus having no direct or indirect interests in contracting, materials manufacture or<br />
supply, or trade of any kind.<br />
These services cover a wide range of activities and include:<br />
Design Services: Data collection, feasibility studies, planning, program development, concept,<br />
preliminary and final designs, and detailed working drawings, tender documents which include<br />
contract conditions, technical specifications and bills of quantities.<br />
Tendering Services: Pre-qualification of tenderers, invitation to tenderers, tender analysis and reports<br />
and contract award.<br />
Construction Supervision Services: supervision of construction, progress reports, checking of interim<br />
and final payments certificates, quality and cost control, preliminary and final taking over of the<br />
project.<br />
The firm provides its engineering consulting services as described above in the following<br />
fields: Architectural / Planning / Environmental / Municipal and Rural Development / Transportation /<br />
Structural / Electrical & Mechanical / Construction Supervision.
1. TECHNOCON ENGINEERING GROUP PROFILE<br />
Nos.<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
4.<br />
5.<br />
6.<br />
7.<br />
8.<br />
9.<br />
10.<br />
11.<br />
12.<br />
13.<br />
14.<br />
15.<br />
Name<br />
Prof. / Abu Bakr A. Wahab<br />
Arch./ Yahia M. Salih<br />
Arch./ Abdel Moneim Mustafa<br />
Eng. / Mohamed Salih<br />
Bakhreiba<br />
Eng. Wail Abu Bakr<br />
Eng. Kamal Masaoud Margi<br />
Rahmatalla Mohamed Musa<br />
Mutasim Taha Mohammed Elias<br />
Dr. Ahmed Sharief<br />
Dr. Elfadil Azrag<br />
Dr. El Sadig Mohamed Abdalla<br />
Sharfi<br />
Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Gorani<br />
Dr. Osman El Seed<br />
Eng. Kabashi Abdel Rahman<br />
Eng. Kamal El Seed<br />
Specialization<br />
Structures, Civil,<br />
Bridges<br />
Architecture<br />
Architecture<br />
Civil Engineer<br />
Structures,<br />
Bridges<br />
Highway/ Traffic<br />
Engineer<br />
Highway<br />
Engineer<br />
Material<br />
Engineer<br />
Geotechnical<br />
Engineer<br />
Water Supply-<br />
Sewage<br />
Engineer<br />
Hydrologist<br />
Topography<br />
Surveyor<br />
Electrical<br />
Engineer<br />
Electrical<br />
Engineer<br />
Air Condition<br />
Expert<br />
Years of<br />
Experience<br />
41<br />
36<br />
45<br />
41<br />
17<br />
16<br />
30<br />
27<br />
21<br />
30<br />
25<br />
31<br />
42<br />
31<br />
36<br />
Position<br />
President/GM<br />
Vice-President<br />
Senior Architect<br />
Senior Civil Engineer<br />
Senior Structural<br />
Engineer, PM<br />
Senior Highway Engineer<br />
Highway Engineer<br />
Material Engineer<br />
Senior Geotechnical<br />
Engineer<br />
Senior Water Supply<br />
Engineer<br />
Senior Hydrologist<br />
Senior Surveyor<br />
Senior Electrical Engineer<br />
Senior Electrical Engineer<br />
Senior Mechanical<br />
Engineer<br />
Current Assignment<br />
Project Management<br />
Project Management<br />
Project Management<br />
Project Management<br />
Project Management<br />
Head of Highway Engineering<br />
Department<br />
Umm Ruwaba-Abu Gebieha Road Project<br />
El Mojlad - El Mairam Road Project<br />
-<br />
-<br />
-<br />
-<br />
-<br />
-<br />
-<br />
Notes<br />
Associate<br />
Associate<br />
Associate<br />
Associate<br />
Associate<br />
Associate<br />
Associate
Nos.<br />
16.<br />
17.<br />
18.<br />
19.<br />
20.<br />
21.<br />
22.<br />
23.<br />
24.<br />
25.<br />
26.<br />
27.<br />
28.<br />
Name<br />
Eng. Tag El Sir Mohmed<br />
Mahmood<br />
Eng. Hamid Adam Hamid<br />
Arch. Mahdi El Salahi<br />
Arch. Aymen Hashim Osman<br />
Arch. Osman Abdullah M. Khair<br />
Arch. Dina Salah Elshiekh<br />
Eng. Mo'ataz Babiker Hamid<br />
Eng. Suleiman Ali Suleiman<br />
Eng. Mina Kromer<br />
Eng. Haysam El Naiem<br />
Eng. Suheil Mohamed<br />
Eng. Hushman Hamdan<br />
Eng. Mohammed Elmontasir<br />
Elbagir<br />
Specialization<br />
Mechanical<br />
Engineer<br />
Survey Engineer<br />
Architecture<br />
Architecture<br />
Architecture<br />
Architecture<br />
Structures<br />
Structure Engineer<br />
Structure Engineer<br />
Structure Engineer<br />
Structure Engineer<br />
Quality Control<br />
Engineer<br />
Structures<br />
(Bridges)<br />
Years of<br />
Experience<br />
36<br />
18<br />
10<br />
5<br />
6<br />
4<br />
13<br />
6<br />
4<br />
7<br />
13<br />
13<br />
12<br />
Position<br />
Senior Mechanical<br />
Engineer<br />
Survey Engineer<br />
Architect/Site Engineer<br />
Junior Architect<br />
Junior Architect<br />
Junior Architect<br />
Senior Structural<br />
Engineer/Site Engineer<br />
Junior Structural<br />
Engineer<br />
Junior Structural<br />
Engineer<br />
Structural Engineer<br />
Structural Engineer/Site<br />
Engineer<br />
Quality Control<br />
Engineer<br />
Senior Bridge Engineer<br />
Rabak Silos<br />
Current Assignment<br />
The Market Access Feeder Roads<br />
Programme/Ministry of International<br />
Cooperation/European Development<br />
Fund Unit<br />
Training Center-KRC<br />
Baraka Bank Projects/BADEA/DAR<br />
Eljeraha/Alnijomi Tower<br />
Ministry of Labour/Ministry of<br />
Agriculture/Rabak Rest House/Ministry of<br />
Youth<br />
Alsafwa Showroom/Baraka Bank Projects<br />
Al-Daman Tower Construction/NABTA<br />
Low-Cost Housing Project<br />
Maternity Hospital, Misc. Projects<br />
CCT Project, Doha/Kronfoli<br />
Al Bosta Tower/AbuElreish Tower<br />
Rabak Silos (Resident Engineer)<br />
Ed Duweim Bridge<br />
Ed Duweim Bridge<br />
Notes<br />
Associate<br />
Associate
Nos.<br />
29.<br />
30.<br />
31.<br />
32.<br />
33.<br />
34.<br />
35.<br />
36.<br />
37.<br />
Name<br />
Eng. Foad Gudai<br />
Eng. Abu Bakr Mustafa<br />
Arch. Suhair Nagm Eldin<br />
Abu Bakr Hamd El Niel<br />
Khadiga Shamess El Dien<br />
Anacita Bruno Hussein<br />
Eng. Mohamed Zubier Abdooon<br />
Eng. Musab Abdelrahman<br />
Hassan<br />
Eng. Ayman Hassan Albashir<br />
Specialization<br />
Structures<br />
Surveyor Engineer<br />
Quantity Surveyor<br />
Engineer<br />
Chief Clerk<br />
Secretary<br />
Secretary<br />
Civil Engineer<br />
Architecture<br />
Structure Engineer<br />
Years of<br />
Experience<br />
11<br />
11<br />
14<br />
21<br />
26<br />
11<br />
16<br />
4<br />
7<br />
Position<br />
Site Engineer<br />
Survey Engineer<br />
Senior QS Engineer<br />
Finance Dept.<br />
Secretary<br />
Secretary<br />
Site Engineer<br />
Site Engineer<br />
Structural Engineer/Site<br />
Engineer<br />
Current Assignment<br />
NCCL Cement Factory<br />
Ed Duweim Bridge<br />
Misc. Projects<br />
-<br />
-<br />
-<br />
NABTA Low-Cost Housing Project/Water<br />
Treatment Roadway<br />
DAR Algaraha Hospital<br />
Arab Sudanese Vegetable Oil Company<br />
–ASVOC Factory<br />
Notes
2. REVIEW OF TECHNOCON ACTIVITIES:<br />
Abdel Moneim Mustafa and Partners had been restructured into a new consulting<br />
entity called TECHNOCON ENGINEERING GROUP. The new company incorporates<br />
a large pool of expertise responding to new challenges in all fields of engineering.<br />
The original firm was established by ABDEL MONEIM MUSTAFA in 1972. During 35<br />
years of Engineering Consultation, the firm has gained respectable credential in<br />
consultancy work. Its clients spawn international organization e.g. BADEA Bank,<br />
AOAD, World Bank, beside large local organization i.e. Bank of Khartoum, Sudanese<br />
International Bank Khartoum Refinery etc. The company designed and supervised<br />
office blocks, commercial buildings, silos, flour mills, water retaining structures and<br />
other structures. Urban planning, transportation engineering are two discipline that<br />
are gaining momentum within the firm. Water and waste water management is<br />
being established through joint venture with IBG Group. The company also joint-<br />
ventured with some reputed foreign firms, Shankland Co. International, Dioxides<br />
Associates in major projects. With the later firm, we had the chance to take part in<br />
the Structure Plan of Khartoum in which elaborate traffic studies were done for the<br />
major roads and rehabilitation program was proposed. Major road intersections<br />
were redesigned and roundabout and fly-over bridges were suggested to separate<br />
traffic. Location studies for new bridges across the Blue Nile and White Nile were<br />
done. A master plan for University of ElGazira with its scattered branches in the<br />
Wilaya was proposed. Furthermore our firm joint-ventured lately with the reputed<br />
Italian Firm STIPPE for the design of Renk Malakal Road length 342 Kilometers.<br />
The project was completed and submitted to NHA in March 1999. In this project the<br />
most technical and economical road alignment was determined. Detailed<br />
Engineering Design and Tender Documents were prepared. Nowadays, the firm is<br />
handling many projects in the area of housing, industrial buildings, roads, bridges<br />
and irrigation schemes. <strong>Technocon</strong> Engineering Group (TEG) is now a partner of<br />
the consortium formed to prepare another master plan for Khartoum.
3. SELECTED PROJECTS DESIGNED & SUPERVISED BY TECHNOCON GROUP:<br />
The Company designed and supervised more than 500 projects in Sudan covering all types<br />
of projects. The following are some selected projects to demonstrate <strong>Technocon</strong> Activities:<br />
PROJECT<br />
CLIENT<br />
RESPONSIBILITIES<br />
Unity Bank, Suk Arabi Unity Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Bank of Khartoum, Suk Arabi Bank of Khartoum Design & Supervision<br />
Sudan Development<br />
Sudan Development Design & Supervision<br />
Corporation Complex<br />
Corporation<br />
Arab Bank for Economic BADEA Design & Supervision<br />
Development, Africa<br />
Sudanese Savings Bank Sudanese Savings Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Headquarters, Medani<br />
Staff Housing Juba Unity Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Social Insurance Institution-Osman<br />
Digna<br />
Public Social Insurance Inst. Design<br />
Ahliya Flour Mills Extension Ahliya Flour Mills Co. Design & Supervision<br />
Ahliya Flour Mills, Net of Factory<br />
Road<br />
Ahliya Flour Mills Co. Design & Supervision<br />
Bagir Delinting Factory Extension Union Industrial & Trading Co. Design & Supervision<br />
Sudanese French Bank Portsudan<br />
Branch<br />
Sudanese French Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Unity Bank Gadarif Branch Unity Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Managers Residence Kassala Bank of Khartoum Design & Supervision<br />
Unity Bank El Fashir Branch Unity Bank Design & Supervision<br />
El Nilein Bank Medani Branch El Nilein Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Bank of Khartoum Atbara Branch Bank of Khartoum Design & Supervision<br />
Saad Sweets Secondary School SAAD Sweets Co. Design & Supervision<br />
Nahrein Flour Mills Al Hasahisa Nahrein Flour Mils Design & Supervision Civil<br />
Works<br />
Imad Flour Mills Silos at Bagir Imad Flour Mills Design & Supervision<br />
Bank of Khartoum Ware House Bank of Khartoum Design & Supervision<br />
Sudanese French Bank Omdurman<br />
Branch<br />
Sudanese French Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Sudanese French. Bank Portsudan<br />
Branch<br />
Sudanese French Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Sudanese French Bank<br />
Gedaref Branch<br />
Sudanese French Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Sudanese French Bank<br />
Sudanese French Bank Design & Supervision<br />
Gedaref Silos<br />
Civil Works
4. TECHNOCON ENGINEERING GROUP CURRENT PROJECTS<br />
Nos. Project Names<br />
1. Rural Development and Food Security Section-Lot 2: Roads for Blue Nile State<br />
2. National Highway Authority - Umm Ruwaba – Abu Gebeiha Road Project<br />
3. National Highway Authority - El Mairam-ElMojlad Road<br />
4. National Highway Authority - Ed Duweim Bridge<br />
5. Khartoum State Ministry of Infrastructure-Al Haj Yousif Waste Water Treatment Plant<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
6. National Highway Authority -Kadogli-Lagawa-Al Fula Road<br />
7. Toll Gate Medani Road - SSIA<br />
8. Khartoum Highway Gate<br />
9. Water Supply Network<br />
10. Kirre Mengist Water Supply<br />
11. Umdurman & Khartoum North Bus Station<br />
12. Social Security Investment Authority - Railway Development<br />
13. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Master Plan<br />
14. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Interim Structural Plan<br />
15. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Water Treatment Road<br />
16. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Clinic<br />
17. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Bachelor's Complex<br />
18. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Rain Drainage Project<br />
19. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Rest House Phase 2<br />
20. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Residential Tower - Albunyan<br />
21. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Hospital<br />
22. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Training Center<br />
23. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Water Lab<br />
24. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Folk Gallery<br />
25. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Reception<br />
26. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Security Building<br />
27. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Checkpoint<br />
28. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) -Security Gate<br />
29. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) -Basic School<br />
30. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) - Rest House Phase 3<br />
31. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) -Residential Building<br />
32. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) -New Chinese Residential Apartment<br />
Building<br />
33. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) -Residential Building Extension<br />
34. Khartoum Refinery Company (KRC) -Chiller Station<br />
35. Maternity Hospital<br />
36. DAR Algaraha Company - DAR Algaraha Hospital<br />
37. Jafar Ibn-Ouf Hospital<br />
38. Social Security Investment Authority - NABTA Housing Project<br />
39. SEEN Flour Mills Company - Port Sudan Project<br />
40. Strategic Reserve Corporation - NYALA Warehouse<br />
41. Strategic Reserve Corporation - Rabak Grain Silos Project<br />
42. Strategic Reserve Corporation - Rabak Warehouses<br />
43. Strategic Reserve Corporation - Rabak Bachelors Residence<br />
44. ARAAK City - ARAAK Developments & Investment Company<br />
45. Festival Factory for Biscuits, Sweets & Pastries - SEEN Flour Mills
Nos. Project Names<br />
46. Arab Sudanese Vegetable Oil Company - ASVOC Factory<br />
47. Obied Warehouses - Alpha Agricultural Processing<br />
48. El-Sharouk City - Al Shagara Khartoum - Salih Abdelrahman Yagoub Co. ltd.<br />
49. Kent-Amer Warehouses<br />
50. OMMAT Arab Poultry Breeders Co. - دقع تاراشتسا<br />
51. OMMAT - Al Barary Slaughter house<br />
52. OMMAT - Waste Water Basin<br />
53. Slaughter House-Kenya<br />
54. Al Baraka Bank - Suk Libya Branch<br />
55. Al Baraka Bank - Umdurman Branch<br />
56. Al Baraka Bank - Alzahraa Branch<br />
57. Al Baraka Bank - Hasahisa Branch<br />
58. Al Baraka Bank - Suk Shabi Branch<br />
59. Al Baraka Bank - Albaraka Tower Rehabilitation<br />
60. Al Baraka Bank/Amarat<br />
61. Al Baraka Bank - Obied Branch<br />
62. Al Baraka Office (5th Floor)<br />
63. Al Baraka Bank -ATM Foreign Affairs Ministry<br />
64. Al Baraka Bank - ATM Rooms<br />
65. Al Baraka Bank _Mughtaribeen Branch<br />
66. Al Baraka Bank - Garri Branch<br />
67. Al Baraka Bank - Parking Area<br />
68. Al Baraka Bank - Port-Sudan<br />
69. Al Baraka Bank - Medani Branch<br />
70. Al Baraka Bank - AL Gadarif Branch<br />
71. Arkaweet Building - Zain<br />
72. Jebra Switch - Zain<br />
73. Umm Haraz Switch, Port-Sudan Switch, Omdurman Switch - Zain<br />
74. Zain Manholes<br />
75. Arab Bank For Economic Development in Africa (BADEA) - BADEA Rehabilitation<br />
76. Horriya Towers<br />
77. Ministry of Labour - New Headquarter Tower<br />
78. Shagara Tower<br />
79. Ministry of Agriculture - New Ministry Headquarter<br />
80. Ministry of Energy & Mining Sudanese Petroleum Corp. - Petrol Security Unit Building<br />
81. Kenana Sugar Company - Kenana Sugar Warehouses, WNSP<br />
82. MPPPU - Abdulmoniem Mustafa Building<br />
83. Al Amam Tower - Social Security Investment Authority<br />
84. Khartoum State Police - Police Training Camp<br />
85. Social Security Investment Authority - Al Safaat Tower<br />
86. Social Security Investment Authority - SSIA Building<br />
87. Blue Nile Insurance Company Ltd. - BNICL Building<br />
88. Blue Nile Palace Complex<br />
89. US Embassy - Blue Nile Club<br />
90. El Nijoumi Tower<br />
91. Asim Villa/shomaina<br />
92. Muzamil Tower<br />
93. Al Prof. Building/Internet - Commercial<br />
94. Al Bostan Building
Nos. Project Names<br />
95. Coptic Club<br />
96. Al Safwa Showroom<br />
97. Riyad Mosque<br />
98. Sudan Opthalmic Center<br />
99. Shilla Hall-Translator Room<br />
100. MTN - Juba R.O., Medani<br />
101. Equatoria Parliament<br />
102. Durrat Elneel Tower<br />
103. Jabal Awliya School<br />
104. Depths School (Bahari)<br />
105. Building of National Social Insurance Fund - National Social Insurance Fund<br />
106. National Student Welfare Fund - Khartoum State - Youth Centers (Soba, Ashari<br />
& Arkawit Area)<br />
107. National Student Welfare Fund - Youth Centers-Khartoum State (Sahafa Area)<br />
108. National Student Welfare Fund - Youth Centers-Umdorman State<br />
109. Pole Factory - NEC<br />
110. ICE Skating<br />
111. CTC Villa<br />
112. Gronfoli<br />
113. Excellsior<br />
114. African Paints Co. Ltd.<br />
115. Abu Samra Villa<br />
116. Salah Hamza House<br />
117. Abdulrahman House<br />
118. Salih Ahmed Villa<br />
119. Dr. Mansour Khalid House<br />
120. Salah Hasan Hotel<br />
121. Alsharief House<br />
122. Ali Al Mubarak House<br />
123. Mohamed Musa Tower<br />
124. Serefaya Training Center<br />
125. Hatim Amin Villa<br />
126. Abu Aleila Parking<br />
127. Tarig Sir Al Khartim Villa<br />
128. Omar Ahmed House<br />
129. Abdallah Mohamed Ali House<br />
130. Al Jazeera Trading & Services<br />
131. Sharg Al Nile Hospital<br />
132. Ambassadorial Housing – US Embassy
5. KHARTOUM STRUCTURAL PLAN (1990-2000):<br />
Khartoum Structural Plan (KSP) was commissioned by the Government of Sudan and<br />
financed by the International Development Agency (IDA), in 1990, for the sum of<br />
$900,000. It was a joint-venture between <strong>Technocon</strong> Eng. Group (TEG) and Doxiadis<br />
Associates (DA). The aim of the Plan was to contribute to the rationalization of the<br />
development process at the decision making level. Goals for Khartoum growth were<br />
set, alternative social & economic strategies investigated & their respective spatial<br />
implications & the requisite policies underlying them analyzed. Moreover, the KSP<br />
envisaged the setting up of a Khartoum Development Authority and developed a<br />
body of legislative reforms to guarantee its successful implementation.<br />
More than 90 Action Programs were identified in the sectors of land use & planning,<br />
housing, transportation, public utilities & utility networks, for implementation within<br />
the first 5 year of the Plan. These were subjected to a rigorous selection process in<br />
order to identify priorities. They were intended as a road map for instructing donor<br />
interventions. Twenty eight TEG experts teamed with a similar number of DA<br />
experts, in intensive working sessions, in Khartoum & Athens, to produce an<br />
authoritative development model, which is still instructing most aspects of Khartoum<br />
growth.
Selected Programmes: The following were selected programmes for implementation<br />
together with their costs. Relevant studies for each programme were carried out.<br />
These studies will be elaborated and further selection will be endorsed according to<br />
the priority action model and other major political strategies criteria. These action<br />
programmes were identified in accordance to their need for implementation within<br />
the next five years.<br />
They were selected to achieve the following:<br />
a. Address growth and deficiencies.<br />
b. Improve operation and maintenance of existing utilities, structures and<br />
institutions.<br />
c. Help in creating employment opportunities.<br />
d. Help in deploying human and financial resources at local level.<br />
A method of prioritization for implementation of the selected action programmes was<br />
elaborated in accordance with the urgency of particular needs per sector, the<br />
phasing of implementation and availability of funds.
CONSULTANT FOR KHARTOUM REFINERY AT EL GAILI:<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> Eng. Group is the consultant to the Khartoum Refinery Co. (KRC). Its Campus is<br />
at Aljaily, 60 km to the north of Khartoum. KRC plan is to house its entire staff in its<br />
Campus. A residential mix of high rise and detached houses together with its social and<br />
infrastructural services was envisaged and is currently being implemented. Work is<br />
completed in 30 high rise blocks, hospital, kindergarten, primary & secondary schools, water<br />
& waste treatment plants, a recreational park developed around a water reservoir for storing<br />
spill over from the air-conditioning system of the refinery (180,000 m 2 ). This pool is a new<br />
center of interest for refinery staff to spend their leisure time. A four million U.S. dollar<br />
treatment plant for sewage water is now under construction. Clean water from this plant<br />
will irrigate all plantations along the streets of the refinery. Water supply system and<br />
electricity network are installed over the whole area of the refinery. TEG designed and<br />
implemented a complete roadway network and storm water drainage system. As the site of<br />
the refinery stands on the way of rain water coming from the east towards the river, an<br />
earth dyke is constructed on the east side of the refinery to direct the storm water away<br />
from the refinery site.<br />
The refinery site with its residential facilities, pool, and greenery covering most of the<br />
refinery area is an oasis in the desert land north of Khartoum City.
UNIVERSITY OF GEZEIRA MASTER PLAN (2000-2010)<br />
The University of Gezeira is a unique institution in that it consists of 9 campuses<br />
located in 8 different towns within the Gezeira State. It was commissioned and<br />
financed by the University. A team of experts from TEG, the Gezeira Group and<br />
from the University of Khartoum was assembled for the task. Extensive surveys of<br />
the respective campuses were conducted. Objectives were formulated and<br />
deficiencies identified in close collaboration with the faculties and the students. The<br />
synthesis of all these elements constituted the Master Plan for the University to the<br />
year 2010.
6. BUILDING PROJECTS HANDLED BY TECHNOCON<br />
Century City Development (CCD) Project, Doha, QATAR:
This project lies on a large parcel of land of approximately 196,000 square metres located in<br />
the heart of city of Doha. The project includes:<br />
� 5-star, 33 Story Hotel with parking facilities<br />
� 33 Story Office Tower<br />
� 2 Story Retail Shopping Centre, Food & Beverage outlets, retail spaces, gallery<br />
spaces, parking facilities, and various support spaces<br />
� 5-star Spa & Health Club.<br />
� Sky Restaurant linking the hotel and office towers.<br />
� Conference Centre (multi-purpose function) with parking facilities<br />
� Mosque (700 people)<br />
� Residential Apartments, Townhouses, and Villas (with parking facilities) units total<br />
with three 3-bedroom unit types, two 2-bedroom unit types, one 1-bedroom unit<br />
type, Studio, and Luxury Apartments.<br />
� Freehold Villas and Townhouses<br />
� Car park<br />
TEG as sub-consultant of Chicago Design Consultants International (CDCi) of Qatar ia<br />
assisting CDCi in the structural design in the different components of the project particularly<br />
the Residential Apartments buildings with a total built-up area of over 240,000 square<br />
meters. This project is in the design development phase.
ARAB BANK FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA (BADEA)<br />
The building consists<br />
of two wings enclosing a<br />
central atrium. It is six<br />
storeys and a basement.<br />
Hanging concrete boxes<br />
extend the offices and impart<br />
a sculptural look to the main<br />
facades. The circulation<br />
consists of 3 lifts and two<br />
staircases. The central airconditioning<br />
load is optimized<br />
by reducing heat gains from<br />
the windows, which are<br />
completely shaded within the<br />
openings between the boxes.<br />
Built in 1979, it costed<br />
US Dollar 15 million.
ARAAK CITY<br />
Araak Group Ltd. is the leading developer in Khartoum. <strong>Technocon</strong><br />
Engineering Group is the technical advisor to the Group’s Engineering Office.<br />
Araak City is built on an area of 170,000m² to the south east of Khartoum and<br />
is divided into three phases, with over 300 villas of different styles and sizes.<br />
The first phase consists of 100 elegant villas with its marble, stucco &<br />
marseille tile finishes, has almost been completed and sold out. The social club<br />
& mini mall is under construction. The second phase, consisting of multi-storey<br />
U–shaped developments and social venues, is under construction. The roads<br />
for the third phase are being laid out. When completed, Araak City shall be<br />
one of the most prestigious addresses in Khartoum.<br />
Construction of Phase 2 is expected to finish by September 2009.<br />
Construction of Phase 3 expected finish date is 2010.<br />
Construction cost estimate for each phase ranges between 15 to 20 million US<br />
dollars.
Burj Al-Daman (NSIF Headquarters):
<strong>Technocon</strong> has been selected to manage and supervise the construction of the<br />
National Social Insurance Fund headquarters building. TEG has reviewed the design<br />
of the building and made important technical changes. The building is currently<br />
under construction.<br />
AlAman City Center:<br />
TEG has been selected by the National Social Insurance Fund to provide<br />
design review and construction supervision services of AlAman City Center.<br />
(Structural Steel option). The complex consists of two towers, 37 and 27<br />
storeys high and is owned by the National Social Insurance Fund. TEG is<br />
now involved in a complete structural analysis review as well as other<br />
disciplines reviews.
Ministry of Works and Human Resources Building:<br />
Chamber of Commerce Building Proposal:<br />
TEG in association<br />
with IDCC Architects<br />
completed the<br />
detailed design of<br />
the tower.<br />
The tower is now<br />
under construction.<br />
TEG has been<br />
appointed as the<br />
Consultant to carry<br />
out the construction<br />
supervision services.
RAM ENERGY HEADQUARTERS<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> Engineering Group won the first prize in the architectural design competition<br />
for Ram Energy Headquarters Building.<br />
KORDOFAN COMPANY HEADQUARTERS<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> won the third prize in<br />
the architectural competition for<br />
Kordofan Company Headquarters.
ESSAM NASS RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX<br />
This project comprises fifteen residential units for luxury living. This project is currently<br />
under construction.<br />
ESSAM NASS TOWER<br />
Tower is currently under construction.
SOUTHERN KORDOFAN STATE GOVERNMENT COMPLEX<br />
This project is in the final design stage.<br />
PETROTRANS OFFICE BUILDING<br />
Building is under construction.
UNITY BANK HEADQUARTERS BUILDING<br />
SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES BUILDING
A/MONEIM MUSTAFA BUILDING<br />
KHARTOUM STATE LEGESLATIVE COUNCIL
NILE CEMENT FACTORY AT RABAK<br />
WHITE NILE SUGAR SCHEME:<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> is now<br />
supervising the civil works<br />
for upgrading the existing<br />
Cement Factory from 350<br />
T/day to 1000 T/day.<br />
Another 3000 TPD Cement<br />
Plant will be installed in the<br />
nearby village Nyfur<br />
Rugaiyig. <strong>Technocon</strong> will<br />
have a substantial roll in<br />
the design and supervision<br />
of this project.<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> has finished the design of reinforced concrete pump station for the<br />
White Nile Sugar Scheme. The Construction of these pump stations has already<br />
started and is progressing satisfactorily.
100,000 TON CAPACITY R.C. SILOS:<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> has been selected to manage and supervise the construction of a grain depot at<br />
Rabak for the Strategic Reserve Corporation. Contract is finalized and preliminary works<br />
have already started.
40,000 TON CAPACITY STEEL SILOS:<br />
Client: SEEN Flour Mills<br />
Scope of Services: Design of Civil Works & Construction Supervision<br />
Start Date: October, 2007 Status: Under Construction End Date: January, 2010
CONSULTANT FOR SAVOLA EDIBLE OIL FACTORY:<br />
Work comprises the design and supervision of Pre-Engineered Steel Warehouses<br />
and workshops, Administration and services Buildings.
WAD MEDANI CIVIL CENTER<br />
Our firm is now embarking on preparing a master plan for Wad Medani Civil<br />
Centre. In this study a replanning of the road network is under evaluation<br />
and detailed design of pavements, storm drainage and other road facilities<br />
will be suggested. Collection of data and first report is submitted to the<br />
client.<br />
UNIVERSITY OF GEZEIRA MASTER PLAN<br />
A new master plan for the University up to the year 2010 with its Nine<br />
compasses was prepared by our firm.<br />
Detailed studies for academic requirements, lectures rooms, laboratories, staff<br />
offices, hostels, social activities, all services- storm drainage, sewerage, water<br />
supply, electricity, roads etc. were done and a master plan that addressed all<br />
requirements to the year 2010 was prepared for the nine compasses.<br />
COLLEGE OF FINE & APPLIED ART - KHARTOUM POLYTECHNIC<br />
Together with AYOUB AND OMER SALIM, our firm prepared a comprehensive<br />
and well-studied plan for the college. Full working drawings, model and<br />
tender documents were also prepared.<br />
KHARTOUM NEW MASTER PLAN:<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> has been selected among other international and local firm's to<br />
prepare a new master plan for Khartoum Capital.
7. ROADS AND BRIDGES PROJECTS HANDLED BY TECHNOCON:<br />
Construction of Roads under the Market Access Feeder Roads Programme in Blue<br />
Nile State<br />
The Ministry of International Cooperation (European Development Fund) has commissioned<br />
TEG to undertake engineering services for the design and construction supervision of Roads for<br />
Blue Nile State, under the Market Feeder Roads Programme. The Feeder Roads, with a total<br />
length of 172 km were located in the Kurmuk Locality and a small part of Geisan Locality.<br />
Work started on March 2010.<br />
1. Kurmuk to Yabus – 85 km (*5km)<br />
2. Salli to Kelli – 20 km<br />
3. Dereng to Bullen – 20 km (*whole distance constructed 1996)<br />
4. Dem Mansour to Challi – 27 km<br />
5. Kurmuk to Mayak – 19 km
Umm Ruwaba Abu Gubeiha Road Project<br />
NHA has commissioned TEG to undertake the construction supervision services for Umm<br />
Ruwaba – Abu Gebeiha Road Project. Umm Ruwaba – Abu Gebeiha Road Project extends<br />
141 km from Umm Ruwaba Southwards in a flat terrain to Abu Gebeiha. The Project is a<br />
part of Chinese Government Fund and it costed 65 Million US Dollar with the Construction<br />
period for 3 years.
ElRenk Malakal Road:<br />
1. Khor Doleib 45m length R.C. Bridge<br />
2. Khor Mariok 20m length R.C. Bridge<br />
3. Khor Bibban 20m length R.C. Bridge<br />
4. Khor Moshuk 30m length R.C. Bridge<br />
5. Khor Adar 40m length R.C. Bridge<br />
6. Khor Wol 20m length R.C. Bridge<br />
7. Khor Dangaru 10m length R.C. Bridge<br />
8. Khor Azrag 10m length R.C. Bridge<br />
This is a<br />
segment of the<br />
transcontinental<br />
Highway proposed<br />
to link Alexandria<br />
in the north with<br />
Cape Town in the<br />
South. The length<br />
of the road is 342<br />
kilometer. The<br />
road crosses a<br />
number of Khors<br />
and Wadis as well<br />
as Sobat River.<br />
Eight reinforced<br />
concrete bridges<br />
were proposed<br />
and designed<br />
to cross Khors:<br />
The superstructure of the above bridges consists of precast concrete beams supporting<br />
a cast in situ concrete deck slab. Piers and abutments are R.C. resting on pile<br />
foundation. Design is completed an submitted to NHA.
ELJEBELEIN EL RANK ROAD:<br />
Total length of this segment is 97 kilometers. As this part of the road was designed more than 20<br />
years ago a revision of alignment became pertinent. A lot of development and changes in<br />
settlements and irrigation schemes have taken place and alternative alignment at certain location was<br />
suggested. Our firm completed and handed the projected in May 1999. In addition our firm designed<br />
the following bridges:<br />
1- Reinforced concrete bridge across Khor Ramad at El Gabalein (20m length)<br />
2- Reinforced concrete bridge across Khor Abu Harum (30m length)<br />
3- Reinforced concrete bridge across Khor Abu Khadra (20m length).<br />
All above three bridges were constructed.
HAIYA PORT SUDAN ROAD:<br />
Together with Khafib & Alami of Lebanon we are supervising the construction of the<br />
asphalt pavement of Haiya Port Sudan Road. The project includes the maintenance of<br />
all existing bridges.<br />
KHARTOUM TUTI BRIDGE:<br />
This bridge is located across the Blue Nile and it joints Khartoum to Tuti Island. It is a<br />
plate girder bridge supported on concrete piers and pile foundation. The total length<br />
of this bridge is 250 meters. Task included revision of the design and preparation of<br />
the technical specifications and conditions of contract.<br />
SOBAT RIVER BRIDGE:<br />
This is a three span steel truss bridge. Total length is 136m. A 20cms reinforced<br />
concrete deck slab is supported on longitudinal stringers and cross bearers. The piers<br />
and abutments are of reinforced concrete supported on deep piles.
Khartoum New International Airport (KNIA) Roads Network:<br />
TEG, in association with DEKA, is entrusted to carryout feasibility study, environmental impact<br />
assessment and design and to prepare tender documents for the Approach Roads for Khartoum New<br />
International Airport at south of Omdurman City. The project also includes the design of four major<br />
intersections/interchanges (underpasses/flyovers). The total length of roads is approximately 320<br />
km. Technical and financial proposals were provisionally accepted and the contract is being prepared.<br />
Project is scheduled to start by end of February 2009.
Kadogli – Lagawa – El Fula Road
<strong>Technocon</strong> Engineering Group in Association with ACE of Egypt were recently selected by Highway<br />
Authority to design Kadogli-Lagawa Elfula Road a 200 Kilometer road in West Kordofan. The road<br />
passes through many wide Khors and Wadies which require preparation of design of ten bridges and<br />
12 box culverts. The design of the road and bridges has been complete and the consultant is<br />
preparing the tender documents.
RUFAA – HASSAHISA BRIDGE:
Competing with several other firms, our firm successfully honored the task of preparation the design<br />
study and supervision of Rufaa Hassahisa Bridge.<br />
In this project the consultant is responsible of the following tasks:<br />
(a) Preparation of soil report and recommendation of type<br />
of foundation.<br />
(b) Complete design study of the bridge and submission of<br />
design report including all level specifications and<br />
condition of contract for tendering purposes.<br />
(c) Design of approach roads to the bridge and preparation<br />
of tender documents.<br />
(d) Revision of design of steel bridge and substructure.<br />
(e) Supervision of construction.<br />
Poly Technologies/China Railway 18 th Bureau of China is going to construct the bridge starting<br />
January 2006. Another tender was announced for design review and construction supervision.<br />
<strong>Technocon</strong> was selected again to perform this job.
ED DUWEIM BRIDGE:<br />
Competing with several other companies, TEG &<br />
Khatib & Alami JV have been awarded the design<br />
review and construction supervision of Ed Duweim<br />
Bridge.<br />
The bridge has thirteen spans with segmental construction of the superstructure. The bridge is about<br />
950 meters long. The substructure is founded on pile foundations with pile lengths up to 55 meters.<br />
Construction works started on July 2008.
TUTI KHARTOUM NORTH BRIDGE:<br />
Location study was carried out for this bridge topographical and hydrological surveys were done.<br />
Three possible locations for the bridge were identified and advantages and disadvantages for each<br />
location were numerated and the best location is selected.<br />
ATBARA NEW BRIDGE:<br />
Carried out feasibility study to find out whether it is beneficial to include the railway line within the<br />
new Atbara Bridge or not. An economic, social and environmental study was carried out and<br />
recommendations were forwarded to NHW who implemented them successfully.