211118-The Court Industrial Park Proposal

CONSULTANCY PROPOSAL
FOR
DESIGN AND TOP SUPERVISION
SERVICES
FOR
MEP INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS
FOR
THE COURT INDUSTRIAL PARK,
KARACHI
Rev: 00-dated 18th November, 2021

Document No: 211118/21-072/OQ/001
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CONSULTANCY PROPOSAL FOR DESIGN AND TOP SUPERVISION SERVICES FOR
MEP INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS FOR THE COURT INDUSTRIAL PARK, KARACHI
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DOCUMENT NO: 211118/21-072/OQ/001 (REV-00, DT 18TH NOVEMBER, 2021)
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Clause Description
1. Preamble & Project Description
2. Scope of Design Services
3. Scope of Supervision Services

4. Consultancy Fee for Design & Top Supervision
5. Stages of Work
6. Timeline
7. Exclusions to Scope of Work
8. Terms & Conditions
9. FND Profile
Annexure Description
A. Scope of Work
B. Scope of Office Support Services

C. Scope of Top Supervision Services
D. Stages of Works
E. Exclusions to Scope of Work
F. Terms & Conditions

G. FND Profile
Documents Submission Record

Date Rev No. Description
18/11/21 00 Proposal on percentage basis
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Consulting Engineers
TECHNICAL & FINANCIAL PROPOSAL
1.0 PREAMBLE & PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Court Developers has plans to carry out the infrastructure development for Industrial Park in
Karachi and accordingly has asked FND to submit a Consultancy Proposal for design and top
supervision services of MEP Infrastructure Works. The project has a plot area of 50 acres.
2.0 SCOPE OF DESIGN SERVICES
FND shall carry out the Concept Design, Schematic Design, Detailed Design and Tender Package of
the MEP Infrastructure Works for the Project and provide Top Supervision services during the
construction stage.
The following works are proposed to be part of FND’s scope of design work.
Refer Annexure-A for detailed Scope of Work:
2.1 Domestic Water Supply system
2.2 Sanitary Drainage System
2.3 Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)
2.4 Natural Gas Distribution System
2.5 Irrigation System for Green Areas
2.6 Storm Water Collection & Disposal System
2.7 Central Water Based Fire Suppression System
2.8 Utility Power Distribution
2.9 Information and Communication Technologies
2.10 Security Systems (As per need of Specialist Security Consultant)
3.0 SCOPE OF SUPERVISION SERVICES
3.1 Office Support (Refer Annexure-B for details)
3.2 Top Supervision (Refer Annexure-C for details)
4.0 CONSULTANCY FEE FOR DESIGN & TOP SUPERVISION
4.1 Design & Top Supervision Fee:
a) As per the Scope of Work defined in this Proposal, FND’s fee for Design & Top Supervision
shall be 3% of cost of works designed by FND.
b) Mode of payment shall be as agreed with the client based on the milestone deliverables.
c) Advance payment of Rs. 2.5 million will be carried out by the client on appointment which
shall be adjusted on Pro-Rata basis from the subsequent payments made to FND.
4.2 Top Supervision (Site Visit) Fee:
a) Fee for Top Supervision services shall be 0.5% of cost of works designed by FND
b) Top Supervision shall be provided by site visits (once monthly), for the scope of works
mentioned in the Annexure-B.
c) The fee for the additional site visits required by the client shall be based on man-hour charges
as mentioned below.
S. No Designation Man-Hour Charges (Rs.)
1. Project Manager 5,000
2. Project Engineer 2,500

5.0 STAGES OF WORK
Stages of work are indicated in Annexure-D.
6.0 TIMELINE
a) Design period – 6~8 months (estimated by FND)
b) Construction Period – 2~3 years
7.0 EXCLUSIONS TO SCOPE OF WORK:
These are indicated in Annexure- E.
8.0 TERMS & CONDITIONS:
These are indicated in Annexure- F.
9.0 FND PROFILE:
These are indicated in Annexure- G.

ANNEXURE-A: SCOPE OF WORK
1. SCOPE OF WORK:
FND’s scope of work for the Industrial Plot Project shall include the master- planning of the entire
complex with regard to sourcing and distribution of electrical & mechanical utilities. The master
planning will account for construction of the Project in phases, if required by the Client.
1.1 Domestic Water Supply System:
a) Sourcing of water: Tube-wells
b) Production of domestic water using RO Technology
c) Water supply storage arrangements, including design of UG & OH tanks
d) Water Pumping and distribution system to each plot
1.2 Sanitary Drainage System:
a) Sanitary Drainage system
b) Sewerage pumping stations,
c) Effluent Treatment Plant
1.3 Sewage Treatment Plant (STP):
a) Sewerage treatment plant
b) Tertiary treatment to allow the water to be used for irrigation, cooling towers and toilet flushing
1.4 Natural Gas Distribution System:
a) Substation location for natural gas from SSGCL.
b) Natural gas distribution arrangement (Liaison with SSGC)
c) Metering of natural gas (Liaison with SSGC)
1.5 Irrigation System for Green Areas:
a) Production of Irrigation water
b) Pumping & distribution of irrigation water
c) Automatic irrigation sprinkler system
1.6 Storm Water Collection & Disposal System:
a) Storm Water Collection & Disposal System
b) Harvesting of surface runoff and reuse.
c) Measures to promote ground water recharge through rainwater harvesting system
1.7 Central Water Based Fire Suppression System:
a) Central water based fire suppression system to NFPA standards & Building Code of Pakistan.
b) Fire water storage arrangement
c) Fire pumps (UL Listed and FM approved).
d) Fire water piping to all plots.
e) Fire trucks access
1.8 Utility Power Distribution:
a) Electrical demand load forecast/assessment
b) 132 kV grid station space/location optimization
c) Power distribution at 11kV to all substations

ANNEXURE-A: SCOPE OF WORK
d) Location of step-down 11/.415kV substations
e) Planning / reservation of corridors / plots for feeder lines, distribution cables, etc.
f) Metering of utility supplies
g) Identifying non-conventional energy sources suitable for the area, preparation of master plan
for the same.
h) Street lighting
1.9 Information and Communication Technologies:
a) Ascertaining the requirements of Industrial consumers
b) Planning of distribution network with structured fiber backbone for voice/data/video systems
cabling
c) Routing of raceways and junction boxes
d) Antennas and head-ends for in-feeds for voice/data/video systems
1.10 Security Systems (As per need of Specialist Security Consultant):
a) CCTV surveillance system
b) Security Command and Control center
c) Fire Command and Control Center

ANNEXURE-B: SCOPE OF OFFICE SUPPORT SERVICES
SCOPE OF OFFICE SUPPORT SERVICES

Office support consists of FND engineers carrying out the following works at FND office:
a) Deliver final drawings (IFC) to Contractor for the purpose of constructing the works.
b) Review coordination drawings and shop drawings properly prepared by the contractor
c) Provision to the contractor of further information as and when reasonably required.
d) Review of technical submittals, shop drawings, samples, etc properly submitted by the Contractor(s),
e) General correspondence with Architect, other Consultants, Contractor(s) & Client on construction
issues of the Works,
f) Preparing any further designs and drawings which may be necessary for construction.
g) Instructing the Contractor as deemed necessary for construction.

ANNEXURE-C: SCOPE OF TOP SUPERVISION SERVICES
SCOPE OF TOP SUPERVISION SERVICES

a) FND shall provide Top Supervision Services consisting of visits to project site once every month during
construction activities of MEP Works. FND expects these visits to be regulated by the Client based on
construction activity on site & need for providing Top Supervision.
b) FND site engineers will review if the installation of MEP works is carried out as per drawings, and
required quality of works is maintained.
c) FND will guide the contractor’s queries regarding any relocation of services required on site. Further
assistance on contractor’s queries to be provided.
d) After every site visit, FND engineers shall issue a site visit report which will identify the work short-
comings and recommend corrective action.
e) FND engineers shall review works after practical completion and make final inspections & draw up a
punch list.

ANNEXURE-D: STAGES OF WORK
STAGES OF WORK
The stages of MEP work between the Client`s Management team and FND are as follows:
FND Work Stages Description of Key Tasks Responsibility
a) Identification of Client's needs and objectives. FND/Client

b) Investigating data and information relevant to the Works
which are made available to FND by Client and making FND
any normal surveys.
A Appraisal c) Advising Client on the need for arrangements to be made
for carrying out of special surveys, or investigations and
FND
Inception
advising Client on the basis of the results of any such

surveys, investigations or tests carried out.
d) Recommendations on technical viability of the Works FND
a) Development of a Design Brief by or on behalf of the
FND
Client confirming key requirements and constraints.
B b) Identification of procurement methods & procedures. FND
Design Brief
c) Local laws, contractors & material availability. FND
d) Obtaining approval on the Design Brief. FND
a) Implementation of Design Brief and preparation of
FND
additional data.
b) Preparation of Concept Design including submission of a
Concept Design Report including feasibility studies and
C Concept Design assessment of options, preliminary drawings, estimate of FND
utilities, budget estimates, construction periods, to enable
the Client to make decisions.
c) Obtaining approval to proceed to the next work stage. FND
a) Development of MEP scheme design and coordination
FND
with architecture, structure & other designs.
Design
b) Prepare preliminary schedules of power; heating &

cooling loads; fresh water demand; natural gas demand, FND
Preliminary etc.
D
Design c) Preparation of Final Design Report, including design
development drawings, budget estimates, updated outline FND
specifications and cost plan.
d) Obtaining approval to proceed to the next work stage FND
a) Preparation of detailed technical design(s) and
FND
specifications, for purposes of tender and construction.
E Detail Design
b) Preparing technical specifications, schedules and bills of
FND
quantities, to be part of the tender for construction works
a) Preparation and/or collation of tender documentation
including technical specifications in sufficient detail to FND
Tender enable a tender or tenders to be obtained for the project.
Pre-Construction
F Documents & Bill

b) Preparation of priced bills of quantities. FND
of Quantities
c) Submission of the tender documents to Client and
FND
obtaining approval to proceed to the next work stage.
a) Identification and evaluation of potential contractors for
FND
prequalification of firms for tendering.
G Tender Action
b) Obtaining and appraising tenders: submission of
FND
recommendations to the Client.
a) Advising Client on the preparation of formal contract Not included in
documents relating to accepted tenders for carrying out the FND scope of
Construction
H Project Planning Works. work

b) Deliver final drawings (IFC) to Contractor for the purpose
FND
of constructing the works.
a) Review coordination drawings and shop drawings
Construction on FND
properly prepared by the contractor
J Site and
b) Top-Supervision of the MEP Services to practical
Completion FND
completion.

ANNEXURE-D: STAGES OF WORK
c) Provision to the contractor of further information as and Client’s Project
when reasonably required. Manager / FND
d) Review of technical submittals, shop drawings, samples, Client’s Project
etc. properly submitted by the Contractor(s), Manager / FND
e) General correspondence with Architect, other Consultants,
Client’s Project
Contractor(s) & Client on construction issues of the Manager / FND
Works,
f) Preparing any further designs and drawings which may be
FND
necessary for construction.
g) Review of variation claims properly submitted by the Not included in FND
Contractor(s). scope of work
h) Instructing the Contractor as deemed necessary for Client’s Project
construction. Manager / FND
Not included in FND
i) Quantity Surveying. scope of work
j) Review of Contractor’s bills and issue of Certificate of Not included in FND
Payment. scope of work
k) Review of works after practical completion and making Client’s Project
final inspections. Manager / FND
l) Review of “As-Built” drawings properly submitted by the Client’s Project
Contractor(s). Manager / FND
m) Review of Operation & Maintenance Manual properly Client’s Project
submitted by the Contractor(s). Manager / FND
n) Advising Client on issue of Certificate of Completion, Client’s Project
when so requested by Client. Manager / FND

ANNEXURE-E: EXCLUSIONS TO SCOPE OF WORK
EXCLUSIONS TO SCOPE OF WORK

The following are not included in FND’s scope of work:
1. Any work not included in the Scope of Work annexures in this proposal.
2. LEED services
3. Infrastructure works pertaining to utility supplier (KE, SSGC, KWSB, etc.) external to project site.
4. The Client shall appoint Specialist Consultant(s) for the following works, and FND shall coordinate
the MEP design with the designs of the Specialist Consultant(s).
a) Security (to establish design criteria and philosophy of security),
b) Landscape
c) Solid Waste Management
d) Solar PV
5. Conducting or participating for EIA (Environment Impact Assessment) & preparing any such report.
6. Management of contractor, progress of contractor’s work and financial aspects of contracts are
excluded from FND’s scope, as generally noted below, as these are part of Project Manger’s scope.
a) Review of Contractor(s) bills and issue of Certificate of Payment.
b) Quantities measurement on site.
c) Review of variation claims properly submitted by the Contractor(s).
d) Review of concealed conduiting at time of pouring / signing any slab pouring sheet.
e) Review of structural slab openings for MEP systems. (This has to be ensured by client’s
representative)
f) Review of 3rd submission of technical submittals

ANNEXURE-F: TERMS & CONDITIONS
TERMS & CONDITIONS
1. Information & Documents from Client
a) FND shall be provided within proper time, all relevant drawings and documents of all disciplines
who are working separately on the project. All drawings shall be in AutoCAD format, and all
documents in Word and Excel format.
b) Should further information/clarifications be necessary, the Client shall provide further details/
information as required by FND.
2. Financial Matters
a) The fee quoted is “inclusive” of With Holding Tax (WHT) @ 3% and is “exclusive” of Service Sales
Tax (SST) as applicable.
b) The fee quoted does not have any provision of travel costs within or outside Pakistan. For any visits
of FND engineers out of Karachi for any meetings, presentations, arbitration, or any other reason
during design and construction stage, all traveling cost plus boarding and lodging shall be provided
by the Client.
c) The fee quoted is based on procurement for the project MEP works and all its components through
reputed contractors in various disciplines. FND’s fee quoted does not have provisions to provide
separate procurement services of various components of these systems.
d) Should revisions in completed work be required, the fee shall be mutually agreed to before carrying
out the work. The basis of this additional fee shall be man-hour charges, which are good up to June
2022, as noted below: The man-hour charges shall be multiplied by a factor of 1.10 for each
successive year beginning in July 2022 to account for inflation, etc.
S. No Designation Man-Hour Charges (Rs.)
1. Principal Consultant 18,000
2. Project Manager 7,000
3. Project Engineer 1,800
4. AutoCAD Draftsman 500
5. Word Processor 400
e) FND’s Fee is based on current taxation policy & government laws. Any changes in the taxation
policy & government laws that impact on the cost of providing Consultancy Services, shall be
payable in full by the Client. This includes, but is not limited to GST, Income Tax, EOBI, etc.
f) All sums due from the Client to the Consultant in accordance the terms of this Agreement
shall be paid within 15 days of the submission by the Consultant of his invoice to the Client,
and any sums remaining unpaid at the expiry of such period of 15 days shall bear interest
thereafter, such interest to accrue from day to day at the rate of 10% per annum.
g) The Client shall reimburse FND in respect of all FND’s expenses incurred in connection with the
Works as noted below:
i. Printing & reproduction costs at market price for drawings supplied to the Client, the
contractors, and any other consultants of the Client.
ii. Traveling, hotel expenses and other similar disbursements for visits made out of
Karachi. Standard of hotels & travelling shall be compatible to FND’s staff seniority.
iii. Payment of all insurance premiums required for providing Indemnity to the Client, if
required by the Client.

3. Professional Liability
a) As per PEC regulations, the Consultant’s liability for a design fault is limited to twice the “Agreed
Fee” which is generally covered under Professional Liability Insurance. The Insurance Company as
Professional Liability Insurance pays all liability payments on establishment of liability as required
by the Insurance Company.
b) In any case, consequential losses are not part of Consultant’s liability. Consultant’s fees cannot be
deducted on account of any liability, as the Insurance Co pays all liability claims.
c) At present, the fee quoted by FND does not include any kind of insurance applicable on consultancy
services such as Professional Liability Insurance etc., and should Client require such liability
insurance, all premiums payable shall be added to FND’s quoted fee.
4. Suspension & Termination of Services
a) The Client may, by a written notice to FND, require him to suspend the carrying out of his Services
under this Agreement for the time being.
b) If the suspension of work extends cumulatively beyond 6 months, FND is at liberty to terminate the
contract if an agreement for enhancement of fee for time lost due to delays is not agreed Client &
FND.
c) The Client may, by a written notice of thirty (30) days to FND, terminate this Agreement. All
accounts between the Client and FND shall be settled not later than thirty (30) days of the date of
such termination.
d) FND may suspend the Agreement and stop providing all services to the Client by a written notice of
thirty (30) days only if FND does not receive payments due under this Agreement within sixty (60)
days of submission of its invoice.
e) If the payment is still not made to FND after thirty (30) days of notice of suspension, FND may
terminate this Agreement by giving fifteen (15) days advance notice of intent to terminate. If the
Agreement is terminated by FND under such circumstances, the Client shall pay, within a period of
thirty (30) days of the date of such notice of intent to terminate referred above, all payments due to
FND.
f) Upon a termination or suspension of Works by the Client, the Client shall pay to FND the
consultancy fee payable as per the Agreement, less the payments previously made to FND under the
terms of the Agreement.
i. A fair and reasonable assessment of the charges payable to FND based on the Services carried
out by FND up to the date of termination or suspension.
ii. Amounts due to FND under any other Articles of this Agreement.
iii. A disruption charge equal to 15% of the fee shall be additionally paid to FND.
5. Force Majeure
a) The contract shall have “Force Majeure” condition as an essential part of this contract. "Force
Majeure" are events not within the control of either Party and which by the exercise of due diligence
neither Party is able to overcome.
b) If either Party is temporarily unable by reasons of Force Majeure to meet any of its obligations under
the Agreement, as it is unable to perform by reasons of the event(s), the Agreement shall be
suspended for as long as the inability continues. Neither Party shall be liable to the other Party for
loss or damage sustained by such other Party arising from any event referred to as Force Majeure or
delays arising from such event. Force Majeure shall not include insufficiency of funds or failure to
make any payment required under the Agreement.

6. Resolution of Disputes
Any dispute or difference arising out of the Agreement which cannot be amicably settled between the
Parties shall be finally settled under the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1940 (Act No. X of 1940) and
Rules made thereunder as amended from time to time. The venue of arbitration shall be in Karachi,
Pakistan.
7. Contract Amendment
No variation in or modifications to the terms of the Agreement shall be made, except by a written
amendment signed by both parties to this Agreement.

Mission Statement
Miss ion State ment
Fahim , Nanji & d eS ouza (P vt. ) Ltd. 1 Co r p o rate Pro fil e - 2 0 2 0

Vision Sta tem ent
Vision Statement
VISION STATEMENT:
To design and build better,
innovative and efficient MEP
systems in buildings that
makes FND proud,
inspires others and
builds a better world
y oi
for generations.
Fahim, Nanji & deSouza (Pvt.) Ltd.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
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HVAC - MECHANICAL & PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL - VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION
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FND Overview
O v ervi e w o f FND
About Fahim, Nanji & deSouza (Pvt.) Limited
"Fahim, Nanji & deSouza (Pvt.) Limited” is a firm of Consulting Engineers, specializing in
Mechanical- Electrical-Plumbing (MEP) Building Services. The firm is based in Karachi with a
small office in Islamabad, and has to its credit projects all over the country.
With a track record of over 25 years, FND is recognized as one of the largest & foremost
engineering consultants in the private sector building services field in Pakistan. The firm is
registered with Pakistan Engineering Council, and the Principals of the firm are recognized
members of a number of national and international professional societies & bodies.
FND offers comprehensive engineering consultancy services for MEP Systems in all kinds
of buildings, in the commercial, institutional, educational, residential, industrial, hospitality, retail,
and cultural market segments.
FND applies the latest project and data management technologies combining experience
with innovation. The Firm is completely independent of construction firms, manufacturers and/or
financial institutions, and exclusively represents the interests of clients.
A wide spectrum of consultancy services is provided:

• Studies, Reports, Investigations, Surveys & Evaluations
• Cost Estimates & Feasibility
• Detailed Designs & Drawings
• Documentation for Tender, Specifications, Bill of Quantities
• Scrutiny & Analysis of Bids
• Supervision & Management of Construction or Contracts
• Quality Control, Testing & Commissioning
• Retainer Consultancy
FND’s aspiration for outstanding professionalism, diverse background in the building industry and
services fields, and a commitment to quality, brings to the firm's projects a formula for excellence,
and provides to Clients a “one window” solution to the needs of their projects.
FND is recognized for its professional work, reflected in the:

• integrity of its designs,
• conformance to relevant & applicable standards,
• single window MEP coordinated solutions,
• designs that emphasize maintainability, accessibility and replaceability,
• adoption of innovative, energy efficient & “green” solution based on life-cycle costing,
• high quality & timely construction by adequate supervision during construction process,
• ensuring proper operation of systems by due diligence during commissioning & testing
stage,
• preparation of complete record of construction, as well as operations & maintenance
manuals
to undertake effective operations of systems beyond construction,
• adequate training of client personnel to achieve proper operation of systems.
Fahim, Nanji & d eS ouza (P vt. ) Ltd. 3 Co r p o rate Pro fil e - 2 0 2 0

Company History
Company Hi story
I n Ju l y 1 9 8 7 , F ah im I. S i d d i qu i ,G hulam Abbas Nanji & Roland deSouza, dec i ded
t o p o o l t h e i r e xpe ri e n ce s i n th e fi eld of m echanical, civil & electr ical engin eer i ng
u n d er o n e r o o f, w i th a sp i ra ti on s to build an SOM in Pakistan. Fahim, Nan ji &
d e So u z a , w a s esta b l i sh e d a s a r egister ed par tner ship by these pr incipal s , and
q u ic k l y b e c a m e p o p u l ar as F N D .
F ND ’s o n e w i n d o w sol uti on w as m uch appr eciated by the clients and al l i ed

p ro f e s s i o n a l s an d man y p roj ects had com plete engineer ing designs pr ov i ded by
F ND . G h u l a m A bb a s N an j i reti re d fr om the fir m in 1992, and the r emai ni ng
p rin c i p a l s d e ci d e d to cl ose d o w n the str uctur al depar tm ent, and the fi r m now
p ro v i d e d o n l y Me ch a n i cal & E l e ctr ical Building Ser vices Engineer ing, but the
n a m e c o n t i n u ed a s F N D .
I n 2 0 11 , i t w a s fel t by th e P ri n cipals that the owner ship of the fir m sho ul d be

b ro a d e n e d , a n d a s a ste p i n th a t dir ection the fir m was conver ted to a Pr i v ate
L im i t e d C o m p any a n d a d d i ti o n a l s har e holder s wer e inducted into the company.
S in c e i t s i n c e pti on i n 1 9 8 7 ,F N D has now com pleted over a thousand pr oj ec ts of

va riou s s i z e s fo r a d i verse roste r of satisfied clients: industr ialists, com mer c i al
f irm s , b u i l d i n g ow ne rs an d d e ve l oper s, ar chitects, civil engineer s, cont r ac tor s ,
f a cili t y m a n a gers an d p u b l i c a g e ncies. These pr ojects r ange fr om sm all tenant
im p r o v e m e n t s , to l arge n e w offi ce s and schools, to m ajor industr ial and m edi c al
t re a tm e n t f a c i l i ti es.
Board of Directors

FND Organogram

Ke y Pe r so n n e l
Key Personnel
F a him I qbal Siddiqu i Ro la n d d eSo u za
C EO Chairpe rso n
Pri nci p a l Me c h a n ic a l C o n s u l t ant Principal Elect rical Co nsultant
B . E . (Mec hanical) B . E. ( El e c t r i c a l )
K a rac hi, Pak is t an, 1974 Ka r a c h i , Pa k i s t a n, 1974
f a him . sid d iq ui @fnd.com.pk e l e c t . dpt @f nd. c o m . pk
Pr o f es s i o na l E n gi n e e r Pr o f e s s i o n a l Eng i n e e r
Pa kis t an Engineeri ng Counci l (PEC) Pa k i s t a n Eng i n e e r i n g C o unc i l ( P E C )
Re gist r at io n No. ME CH -363 Re g i s t r a t i o n N o . EL EC T- 3103
Pr o f es s i o na l Me mbe rsh i p Fellow

� A ss o c iati on of Consulti ng Engi n e e r s � I ns t i t u t i o n of El e c t r i c a l &
of Pak is tan (ACEP) El e c t r o ni c Eng i n e e r s ,
� A m er ic an Soci ety of H eati ng, Pa k i s t a n ( I EEEP)
Ref r igerati on, Ai r-condi ti oni ng
Engineers (ASH R AE) � I ns t i t u t i o n o f Eng i n e e r s
� Nat ional Fi re Prot ecti on Assoc i a t i o n Pa k i s t a n ( I EP)
(NFPA )
� Fir e Pr otecti on Associ ati on of Hon. Fellow
Pak is t an (FPAP) I n s t i t ut e o f Ar c h i t e c t s Pa k i s t a n (I A P)
� A m er ic an Soci ety of Mechani c a l
Engineers (ASME) Fellow
As h o k a - I nno v a t o r s f or t h e Pu b l i c, USA
F e l lo w
I n s t it ut io n o f Engi neers, Paki st an (I EP ) Past Chairperson
S he hr i - C i t i ze n s f o r a
Pa s t - Pres i d en t B e t t e r Env i r o n m e n t
Pa kis t an HVA CR Soci et y (PH VACR S)
Council Mem ber
Pr e s i d ent Hu m a n R i g ht s C o m m i s s i o n o f Pa k i st a n
A S H RA E Pak istan Chapter (APC) ( HR C P )
Lif e Pres i d ent

Ca c t us & S uc culent Soci ety of Paki s t a n
( CS S P)
Ch a i rp ers o n
Ho rt icult ur al Soci ety of Paki st an (H S P )

Key Personnel
Dir ecto r s
Fahad Abdullah Naveed Jabbar

Director Director
Project Manager (Mechanical) General Manager (Electrical)
B.E. (Mechanical) B.E. (Electrical)
Karachi, Pakistan, 2006 Karachi, Pakistan, 1993
fahad.abdullah@fnd.com.pk elec.dpt@fnd.com.pk
Professional Engineer Professional Engineer
Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)
Registration No. MECH-19840 -
Registration No. ELECT -12047
Osama Qazi Zafar Ahmed Muhammad Waqas Jafri

Director Director Director
Project Manager (Mechanical) Project Manager (Mechanical) Project Manager (Mechanical)
B.E. (Mechanical) 2006 B.E. (Mechanical) 2006 B.E. (Mechanical) 2006
M.E. (Energy System) 2010 M.E. (Energy System) 2010 M.E. (Energy System) 2010
Karachi, Pakistan. Karachi, Pakistan. Karachi, Pakistan.
osama.qazi@fnd.com.pk zafar.ahmed@fnd.com.pk waqas.jafri@fnd.com.pk
Professional Engineer Professional Engineer Professional Engineer
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Field of Services
Services
MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
• Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning (HVAC) Systems

o Unitary Air-Conditioning Systems
o Central Air-Conditioning Systems
o Chilled Water Systems
o District Cooling Systems
o Specialized Air-Conditioning for Clean Rooms, Operation Theaters, Data Centers, etc.
o Industrial Ventilation & Exhaust
o Ground Source Heat Pumps
o Building Management Systems
• Plumbing System
o Water Supply
o Drainage & Sewerage Systems
o Building Plumbing Systems
o Water Filtration & Purification Systems
o Waste Water & Sewerage Treatment Plants
o RO Plants
o Gas Distribution
• Mechanical Systems
o Instrumentation & Control Systems
o Compressed Air Systems
o Steam Plants
o Oil Storage & Distribution Systems
o Medical Gases for Hospitals
o Industrial Utilities- Steam, Gas, Compressed Air
• Refrigeration Systems
o Cold Storages
o Abattoirs
• Pharmaceutical Plants
CGMP Design of HVAC, Electrical & Mechanical Systems for:
o Oral Solid Manufacturing & Packaging
o Oral Liquid Manufacturing & Packaging
o Sterile Manufacturing
o Warehouse
o Cephalosporin Manufacturing
o CNS Products Manufacturing
o DI & WFI Plants

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
• Electrical Systems
o Lighting Distribution
Services
o Power Distribution
o Power Generation
o Fire & Security Alarm System
o Communications System
o CCTV
o Structured Cabling
o Access Control
o Building Management System
o Electrical Safety Audit
• Vertical Transportation:
o Elevators
o Escalators
o Traffic Analysis & Surveys
o Modernization & Refurbishment
ENERGY SYSTEMS
• Energy Systems
o Cogeneration Systems
o Heat Recovery Systems
o Combined Cycle Power Plants
o Gas & Steam Turbines
o Thermal Storage System
• Alternate Energy Systems/Sustainable Engineering
o Thermal Analysis of Building Envelope
o Gas Engine Based Cogeneration
o Gas Turbine Based Cogeneration
o Solar Photo Voltaic Systems
o Solar Thermal Power
o Solar Air-Conditioning via Absorption Chillers
o Ground Source Cooling & Heating
o Energy Recovery from Industrial Waste
o Direct & Indirect Free Cooling
o Recycling of Water / Rain Water Harvesting
FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS

• Fire Suppression Systems
o Fire Pumps
o Fire Water Storage
o Hydrants & Hose Reels
o Building Sprinklers
o Deluge Sprinklers
o Double Interlocked Sprinkler
o Foam Extinguishment
o Gas Extinguishment
o Fire Safety Audits

Shopping Mall Projects
R e fe re nce Proj e c ts - SH O PPIN G MAL L S
Scope of Services Provided

FND offers a comprehensive range of engineering consultation services in a wide spectrum of electrical &
mechanical fields. We serve clients in the commercial, institutional, educational, residential, industrial,
hospitality, retail, and cultural market segments. We are one of the largest private sector engineering
consultants in Pakistan and regularly undertake projects in all parts of the country.
FND offers services from feasibility studies to project planning, design, specifications, bills of quantities,
bidding process and construction supervision. Since its inception in 1987, FND has completed more than
1300 projects for a diverse roster of satisfied clients. FND has a privilege to offer MEP Consultancy Services
for some of the best & largest malls in the country, with the details as follows:
1. Project No.: 1264

Emporium Mall, Lahore – MEP Systems
Emporium Mall is a 2.8 million sft project consisting of Retail Mall, Banquet Halls & a Hotel.
The Mall was completed in June 2016 whereas the Banquet and Hotel is made operational in June
2017. FND was responsible for the complete design of the mechanical & electrical systems for the
project, consisting of the following services:
• HVAC System
• Fire Protection System
• Water Supply System
• RO Plant
• Steam Distribution System
• Sanitary Drainage System
• Storm Water Drainage System
• Gas Distribution System
• Medium and Low Voltage Power Distribution
• Interior and Exterior Lighting
• ELV Systems
 Fire Alarm
 Communications
 CCTV
 Access Control
 PA
• Switchgear & Earthing
• PFI Plant
• Standby Generators
• Building Management System

Packages Mall, Lahore – MEP Systems
Packages Mall is a Retail Mall having a total covered area of 1 million sft.
The project was completed in April 2017, and FND was responsible for the complete design of the
mechanical & electrical systems for the project, consisting of the following services:
• HVAC System
• ELV Systems
 Fire Alarm
 Communications
 CCTV
 Access Control
 PA
• PFI Plant

Building Centre, Karachi – HVAC System
Building Centre located at Shara-e-Faisal, Karachi is a
mixed used development which includes retails and
offices & has a total area of 350,000 sft.
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The 1 phase (80,000 sft) consisting of Retails has been
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completed & commissioned in early 2015. The 2 phase
(270,000 sft) consisting of offices is under design & due
for completion in 2017.
FND is responsible for the design & supervision of the

complete HVAC system for this project.

Dolmen City Clifton, Karachi – MEP Systems
Dolmen City, located on the southern end of Karachi on the sea coast, is a 3 million sft multi-purpose
development consisting of the following features.
• Executive Tower – 17 storied office tower

• Harbor Front – 19 storied office tower
• Shopping Mall – 03 storied Mall
• Office Towers – 2x36 storied office towers
The Executive Tower was completed in 2005, the Harbor Front in 2007 & the Shopping Mall opened in
November 2011.
The complex has two basements of approx 390,000 sqft with ductless ventilation system (Impulse
ventilation system).
The central plant room of 7250 ton was commissioned in 2011 to serve Executive Tower, Harbor Front
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& Shopping Mall. The plant room is located on 8 floor above the open parking area.
The complete complex has a dedicated water based fire suppression system designed to NFPA
standards with UL/FM fire pumps.
FND provided services for the design and supervision of the complete HVAC & Fire Supression System
for the Executive Tower, the Harbour Front & the Shopping Mall. For the 2x36 storied towers FND is
providing complete MEP services.

FND PROFILE ON SHOPPING MALLS

Dolmen Mall, Tariq Road Karachi – HVAC & Fire
System
Dolmen Mall Tariq Road was inaugurated in 2001.

The mall has a gross area of 450,000 square feet,
spread over six floors, and contains 300 retail outlets,
a large food court and a family entertainment area.
FND provided services for the design and supervision
of the complete HVAC & Fire Suppression System

Dolmen Mall Hyderi Karachi – HVAC System
Dolmen Mall Hyderi, located in North Nazimabad, caters to the densely populated northern part of
Karachi, and opened its doors in 2008.
The mall has a gross area of 100,000 square feet, spread over six floors, and contains 50 retail outlets,
a food court and a family entertainment area.
FND provided services for the design and supervision of the complete HVAC System.

High-Rise Building Projects
R efere nce Proj e c t s - H IG H - RISE BU IL D IN G S
Scope of Services Provides

consultants in Pakistan and regularly undertake projects in many parts of the country. We analyze the specific
problems of our clients and suggest optimal state-of-the-art solutions.
FND offers services at all stages of a project, from feasibility studies to project planning, design,
specifications, bills of quantities, bidding process and monitoring of construction. In 2010, we completed more
than 1200 projects for a diverse roster of satisfied clients: industrialists, commercial firms, building owners and
developers, architects, civil engineers, contractors, facility managers and public agencies. These projects
range from small tenant improvements, to large new offices and schools, to major industrial and treatment
facilities. All the projects indicated in this profile were designed by FND and executed under the supervision of
FND.
1. Project No.: 812

Muslim Commercial Bank, Karachi – Mechanical & Electrical System
Muslim Commercial Bank is a multi-storied high rise office building, on I. I.

Chundrigar Road, Karachi. With a height of 116m, this building has the
prestigious distinction of being the tallest building in Pakistan.
The building has twenty stories above ground and three basements used for
parking. The building above ground has approx. 174,000 sft covered area,
utilized as office; restaurants, plant rooms, and core area on each floor
containing stair cases, lifts, toilets, pantry, foyer, communication room, air
handling unit room and shafts for building mechanical and electrical services.
The work was completed & commissioned in 2005.
2. Project No.: 931

Dolmen City Clifton, Karachi – HVAC & Fire Suppression System
Dolmen City, located on the southern end of Karachi on the

sea coast, is a multi-purpose development consisting of the
following features.
• Executive Tower – 17 storied office tower

• Harbor Front - 19 storied office tower
• Shopping Mall
The design of the project started in 1987, but the progress

was in fits & starts. The first tower to be completed was the
Executive Tower, whose air-conditioning system was
commissioned in circa 2006. A temporary plant room area
was built with 2 X 1000 TR chillers to serve the Executive Tower & Harbor Front.
In 2006 FND carried out a study to evaluate the use of sea-water for cooling of chiller condensers. Four
options were evaluated:
• Direct use of sea-water into condensers.
• Indirect use of sea-water in condensers.
• Use of sea water cooling towers.
• Use of RO Plant to produce fresh water from sea-water.

These options were compared to use of fresh water obtained through
tankers. Due to many constraints in the installation of a sea-water intake
system, and the assurance of the city government that piped fresh water,
at comparatively very reasonable rates, would be available to the project,
the project owners decided to drop the option of using sea-water.
Construction gained momentum in 2006, and the Shopping Mall opened

in November 2011.
The complex has two basements of approx 390,000 sqft with ductless
ventilation system (Impulse ventilation system).
The central plant room of 7250 ton is commissioned in 2011 to serve

Executive Tower, Harbor Front & Shopping Mall. The plant room is
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located on 8 floor above the open parking area.
The complete complex has a dedicated fire suppression system as per

NFPA with UL/FM fire suppression pump of 1250gpm.

NADRA Provincial Headquarters Building, Islamabad – Electrical & Mechanical System
NADRA (National Database Registration Authority) Provincial

Headquarters Building Islamabad is a seven storey office building
comprising of two basements (lower & upper levels) & five floors
above ground level.
HVAC services were provided in the following areas:
a) Cooling and heating system for all offices from ground floor to
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4 floor.
b) Cooling and heating system for 5th floor VIP residential areas.
Small split units shall also be provided for night operation.
Heating shall be via hot water panel radiators.
c) Dormitory areas shall be provided with Hot Water Radiator
heating.
d) Ventilation system for Mechanical and Electrical Plant Rooms

& Car Park in Lower /Upper basement.
e) Ventilation system for Toilets and Pantries from ground floor to
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PEMRA Head Office Building, Islamabad – Electrical & Mechanical
System
PEMRA (Pakistan Electronic Media Regulator Authority) Building

Islamabad is a nine storey office building comprising of one basement,
one lower ground floor & five stories above ground level
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning) services were provided in

the following areas:
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a) Cooling for all office areas from ground floor to 5 floor.
b) Ventilation system for mechanical and electrical plant rooms & car
park in Lower & upper basement floors.
c) Ventilation & Exhaust system for Toilets & Kitchen areas from
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ground floor to 5 floor.
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d) Ventilation system for AHU room from ground to 5 floor.

Citi Towers, Karachi – Mechanical & Plumbing System
Citi Towers, a 19 storey building consist of six parking floors and ten offices floors plus entrance lobby
at ground floor, with a total covered area of approximately 190,000sft. The offices were provided with a
central air conditioning & plumbing system, capable of maintaining a comfortable indoor environment,
using chilled water obtained from central chilled water plant located at roof. Toilets & pantries were
provided with a mechanical exhaust system.

PTET Tele House, Islamabad – Mechanical System
PTET Telehouse is an office building consisting of two basements
(upper and lower), and 9 office floors above ground floor level.
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning) services were

provided in the following areas:
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car park in Lower & upper basement floors.
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d) Ventilation system for AHU room from ground to 9 floor.
e) Liftwell pressurization

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floors will be rented out to tenants.
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Project No.: 1097
Project No.: 1097
Building Centre,
Building Karachi
Centre, – Mechanical
Karachi – System (Under Design)
This project is under design. Building Centre building
located at Shara-e-Faisal is a mixed used development
Shara-e-
(MUD) project which includes retails and offices. The
building is proposed to be constructed in 2 phases. In
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HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning) services

will be provided in the following areas:
a) Cooling for
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b) Ventilation system for mechanical and electrical plant
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b) Stair well and Lift well pressurization.
c) Smoke management system.
Phase 1 has been completed and commissioned in January 2015.

FFBL Head Office Building, Islamabad – Mechanical System (Under Design)
This project is under design. FFBL head office building located at
Islamabad is a single-tenant office building consisting of two
basements, and seven office floors above ground floor level. Total
building area is 155,000 sqft out of which 87,000 sqft is the
air-conditioned area.
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning) services include

the following:
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b) Heat recovery between building exhaust and outside air.
c) Ventilation system for mechanical and electrical plant rooms.
d) Impulse Ventilation system for car park area.
e) Ventilation & Exhaust system for Toilets & Kitchen areas from
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f) Stairwell pressurization
g) Lift well pressurization
h) Smoke management system
The HVAC work completed and commissioned in 2013.

OEC Tower, Islamabad – Mechanical, Plumbing and Fire Suppression System (Under
Construction)
This project is being awarded to the contractor and is
under construction. OEC Tower located at Islamabad is
a multi-tenant office building consisting of two
basements, and nine office floors above ground floor
level. Total building area is 185,000 sqft out of which
92,000 sqft is the air-conditioned area.
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning) services

include the following:
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a) Cooling for all office areas from ground floor to 9
floor.
b) Heat recovery between building exhaust and
outside air.
c) Ventilation system for mechanical and electrical
plant rooms.
d) Impulse Ventilation system for car park area.
e) Ventilation & Exhaust system for Toilets & Kitchen
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areas from ground floor to 9 floor.
f) Stairwell pressurization
g) Lift well pressurization
h) Smoke management system

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Plumbing services include the following:
a) Cold water distribution system using Hydro-pneumatic pumps.

b) Hot water distribution system.
c) Plumbing fixtures & fittings.
d) Sanitary drainage & vent waste
piping.water for external
e) Connection of sanitary drainage to existing manholes system running outside of the building.
f) Condensate drains piping of HVAC equipments.
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j) Re-use of building waste water for external irrigation.
k) Drip irrigation
Fire Suppression services include the following:

& UL/FM fire suppression
a) Water based Fire Suppression system including fire sprinkler system as per NFPA 13 & fire hydrant
& fire hose reel system as per NFPA 14.
b) Dedicated fire water storage to provide 60 minutes of fire suppression capability.
c) NFPA -20 compliant & UL/FM fire suppression pumps.
by November
d) Supervision & Monitoring of fire suppression system at fire alarm panel
The Mechanical, Plumbing and Fire Suppression work are in final stages of construction.

Dolmen City Clifton, Karachi –Towers A & B- Complete MEP Design
This project’s Phase-2 consists of two towers each of 36 stories,

with a total covered area of approximately 1.5 million sft.
• Tower A – 38 storied office tower

• Tower B – 19 storied office tower
• Tower B – 18 storied hotel tower
FND is designing the complete MEP System for both the towers.
The design work is in an advanced stage of completion.

Hospital Projects
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FND offers comprehensive engineering consultation services for Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP)
systems for hospitals. With many years of experience in building MEP Systems for hospitals, as shown in this
Profile, FND is familiar with special systems needed for hospitals and is conversant with international
standards
 IEEE, USA: Recommended practice for Electrical Systems in Health care facilities
 Department of Health, UK Govt.: Technical Memorandum 06-01, Electrical services supply and
considerations
 ASHRAE, USA : STANDARD 90.1 Energy code
 NFPA-99- Health Care Facilities Code
 NFPA-72- USA Fire Alarm Code
 EIZ/TIA-1179-Telecommunication Cabling in HealthCare
Mechanical Systems Electrical Systems

• Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning System • Electrical System
• Plumbing System- cold, hot water & drainge • Vertical Transportation System
• Refrigeration System • Fire Detection System
• Fire Suppression System • CCTV & Security System
• Medical Gas System • Communication System
• Cogeneration System
FND has substantial experience of MEP services for hospitals and the following is a representative list of
hospital projects designed by FND:
LIST OF COMPLETED HOSPITALS PROJECTS
1. Project No: 1248

Indus Hospital, Karachi
Existing Indus Hospital is undergoing a phase wise

expansion program to establish an 1800 bed
university hospital.
In the first phase 250 bed hospital, lab & office block
are being constructed.
FND is presently providing complete consultancy
services for electrical, communications, BMS, security
& vertical transportation system.
The project is now under advanced stage of
construction.
2. Project No: 1194

Civil Hospital, Karachi
Dow Alumni of 1982 has built 4 X Gynae Operation Theatres & ancillary spaces at Civil Hospital. FND
was commissioned to design the central air-conditioning system, which is based on individual AHU’s
with air-cooled condensing units, which have a total load of 50TR.
The challenge on this project was to design the system after the civil construction had been
completed, and the surrounding spaces had many constrains, which were overcome by designing a
complete structural platform external to the building to install the AHU’s.
The Project was succesfully commissioned in December 2012.

Hospital Projects
3. Project No: 1162
Operation Theatres at AKU Karachi
The project consisted of constructing 3 new operation theatres and ancillary spaces adjacent to
existing theatres by converting other spaces available. FND was commissioned by Aga Khan Hospital
to design the HVAC system for these theatres. The OT’s are designed as a state of the art facility with
Laminar Flow Ceilings, individual temperature and humidity control, HEPA filtration, positive
pressurization, etc.
The project was successfully commissioned in June 2012.
4. Project No: 1163

Civil Hospital, Badin
FND designed a central air-conditioning system for the Surgical Block-E at Civil Hospital, Badin. The
air-conditioning system serves the Operation Suite, consisting of 5 OT’s & their ancillary rooms. The
design uses two water cooled screw chillers providing 60 TR of cooling. The design was delivered to
the Client in 2010, and awaits funding for implementation.
5. Project No: 1072

National Medical Center, Karachi
The National Medical Centre is a 120 bed hospital housed in a four storied building, with a total
covered area of approx 50,000 sft. The hospital covers a wide range of hospital facilities including
Radiology, Pathology, Orthopaedics, Neurology, Trauma Centre, OT’s, ICU, CCU, etc.
FND was commissioned to refurbish the complete central air-
conditioning system, which was based on air-cooled
reciprocating chilled water system, which was not able to
provide adequate comfort levels in the hospital, nor meet code
requirements of special areas, such as CCU, ICU, & OT’s.
FND converted the chilled water central plant to gas operated
absorption chillers (2 X 300 TR), replaced all existing AHU’s
with high quality AHU’s suitable for hospital application, and
added further FCU’s in areas that had deficient air-
conditioning. Special areas were provided with individual
AHU’s with HEPA filtration, laminar air-flow arrangement for
OT’s, required pressure gradients to maintain required
cleanliness levels, etc. Again this project presented the
challenge of retro-fitting the air-conditioning system in a running hospital, and the project has been
successfully completed in 2011.
6. Project No: 1047 & 1056

Patient Wards at Aga Khan Hospital, Karachi
The patient wards at Aga Khan Hospital were originally not
provided with air-conditioning. FND was commissioned to
design a retro-fitted central air-conditioning system, in Ward
Blocks B, C, & D. Chilled water was tapped off from the
hospital’s central chilled water plant. The challenge was to
install the HVAC System in an operating hospital. The project
was completed over a 5 years period from 2007 to 2012.
7. Project No: 1011
National Institute of Kidney and Urological Disease, Karachi
This four storied hospital specializes in care of urinary diseases, and is built in the precincts of Karachi
University. FND designed the HVAC System which has a total capacity of 235 TR. The design was
completed in 2005, and the first phase commissioned in 2006, while construction for the remaining
hospital is proceeding in phases.

Hospital Projects
8. Project No: 1000
Indus Hospital, Karachi
Indus Hospital, located in Korangi, is a 150-bed charitable

hospital. The building has five stories with a total covered area
of 62,600 sft.
FND was responsible for the design of the Electrical & HVAC
system of the hospital. The HVAC system is based on electric
operated water cooled chillers, having a total capacity of 160
TR.
The project was completed in 2008.
9. Project No: 871

AKU Clifton Medical Facilities, Clifton, Karachi
This is a satellite facility of the Aga Khan Hospital. The four storied building has a total covered area
of 35,000 sft. FND provided consultancy services for the design of HVAC, Plumbing and Fire
Suppression system. The project was acclaimed for its high quality and economical solutions adopted
by the architectural & engineering team.
10. Project No: 868

Extension & Upgrading Works in Main Kitchen at Aga Khan Hospital, Karachi
The main kitchen at AKU Hospital was expanded and underwent a major upgrading of MEP services.
The hot kitchen was entirely relocated. This was a very challenging project which required retro-fitting
of new equipment into existing HVAC & Plumbing system and re-using substantial portions of the
installed equipment, ducting and piping. The hot kitchen was entirely re-located and a new ventilation
system designed by modifying existing 20ft long kitchen hoods to allow fresh air addition and
extraction, while maintaining comfortable conditions in this hot area, which was not air-conditioned. A
new grease trapping system was designed to replace the existing system which has causing the
drainage system to continuously become clogged by cooking grease.
The project was commissioned and completed in 2005.
11. Project No: 783

Katrak Wing of Lady Dufferin Hospital, Karachi
The Lady Dufferin Hospital is a pre-partition project, devoted to

gynecological medical facilities. Due to the need to incorporate
modern medical treatment facilities, the Katrak wing was modified to a
five storied building covering an area of approximately 50,000 sft.
FND designed the electrical & HVAC system for this project. The
HVAC Works of Katrak Wing, extension of Lady Dufferin Hospital was
divided into two phases:
The project was commissioned and completed in 2002.

Hospital Projects
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12. Project No: 657
Children Hospital, Quetta
for Mechanical,
This German funded project was entirely built under the supervision Electrical
of German & Plumbing
engineers. (MEP)
The prime
EPC contractors were Siemens, who appointed FND to design the HVAC & Plumbing system.
The project has central heating using hot water radiators.
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13. Project No: 628

Bone Marrow Transplant Center, Army Medical City, Rawalpindi
This project was part of the Army Medical City in Rawalpindi. The Bone Marrow Transplant Centre
required a special HVAC design, where not only the temperature and humidity was controlled to
precise limits, but as the patients were very susceptible of infection due to very reduced immune
function, it was extremely important to achieve a high degree of filtration and a positive pressurization
to ensure that there was no ingress of contamination from external sources, and also no cross
contamination. Each transplant room was designed to be fully independently controlled to meet the
comfort and therapeutic needs of each patient.
14. Project No: 466

Altamash Dental Clinic, Karachi
The MEP System for the then state of the art dental clinic was designed by FND. The project is a two
storied building with an approximate area of 9000 sft.
The project was successfully completed in 1997.
15. Project No: 374

Shifa International Hospital- Block-A, Islamabad
four operation theatres
Block-A of this hospital was the pre-cursor to the huge
hospital that is operational today. The design of Block-A set
the standards for the construction of the rest of the hospital.
The six storied Block-A building has an area of
approximately 150,000 sft and houses diagnostic and
treatment facilities of a complete hospital.
FND designed the Mechanical, HVAC, Electrical & Plumbing

systems for this project, which was successfully completed in
1991.
The 6 storied Block-A building has an area of approximately
150,000 sft and houses diagnostic and treatment facilities of a
complete hospital.

Hospital Projects
16. Project No: 373
Murshid Hospital, Karachi
This is a charitable hospital and FND designed the air-conditioning system for four operation theatres
and ancillary areas.
17. Project No: 265

Kidney Center, Karachi
The Kidney Centre project was built entirely out of donations,

and specializes in the treatment of urinary diseases. The six
storied building has special care areas such as Dialysis Room,
six OT’s, ICU, and 80 patient beds.
FND designed the Electrical & HVAC systems for this hospital.

Apartment Projects
R e fe re nce Proj e c ts - RE SID E N T IAL APAR TM E NT
Scope of Services Provided
With a rising trend of Apartment Building projects in Pakistan (specially Karachi), FND has been engaged in a
number of esteemed project launched by the private sector developers who strive to offer prime quality
housing schemes.
We in FND serve clients in this sector with our wide experience of MEP services consultancy in the
commercial segments. For residences, FND offers complete solution for the services right from the planning
stage ranging from the Fire & Life safety evacuation, mechanical, electrical, vertical transportation, metering,
garbage chute etc, right to the detailed design stage and supervision of the services on site during execution
of works. A brief of few projects in hand in this sector is narrated below.

Karakoram Gulberg Green, Islamabad– MEP Systems
Karakoram Gulberg Green is a residential development consists of residential towers, banquets,

serviced apartments, and some ancillary spaces constructed over a plot area of approx. 24 acres, on
which a total built up area of about 4 million sft is being constructed, project consisting of Retail Mall,
Banquet Halls & a Hotel.
The portion of development that will be constructed in the first phase in which 4 residential towers of 17-
floor apartments, two towers of serviced apartments, banquet, ancillary space (each tower comprising of
19 floors) will cover an area of approx. 700,000 sft
The project is due for completion in end of 2019, and FND is responsible for the complete design of the
mechanical & electrical systems for the first phase, consisting of the following services:
• HVAC System
• RO Plant
• ELV Systems
 Fire Alarm
 CCTV

Apartment Projects
FND PROFILE ON RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT

Signature 27, Karachi – MEP Systems
Signature 27 is a 200,000sft project consisting of residential apartments.
FND is responsible for the complete design of the mechanical & electrical systems for the project,
consisting of the following services:
• HVAC System
• RO Plant
• ELV Systems
 Fire Alarm
 Communications
 CCTV
 Access Control
 PA

Grove Residency, Karachi – MEP Systems
Grove Residency is a 700,000sft project consisting of

residential apartment.
FND is responsible for the complete design of the

mechanical & electrical systems for the project,
consisting of the following services:
• HVAC System
• ELV Systems
 Fire Alarm
 CCTV
 PA

Cogeneration Projects
R efe re nce Proj e c t s - CO G E N E R AT IO N PL AN TS

FND offers services at all stages of a project, from feasibility studies to project planning to realization and
commissioning. In 2010, we completed more than 1200 projects for a diverse roster of satisfied clients:
industrialists, commercial firms, building owners and developers, architects, civil engineers, contractors,
facility managers and public agencies. These projects range from small tenant improvements, to large new
offices and schools, to major industrial and treatment facilities.
• Cogeneration Systems
• Heat Recovery Systems
• Combined Cycle Power Plants
• Gas & Steam Turbines
• Thermal Storage System
1. Project No.: 707

Allied Engineering & Services, Karachi – Office / Work Shop M&P Services and
Cogeneration System Design
0.7 MW gas genset cogeneration system, running absorption chillers, as a cogen show case project for
Caterpillar Gensets.
2. Project No.: 851

Pearl Continental Hotel, Lahore – Waste Heat Recovery System for 4x1020 kVA Existing
Gensets
PC Lahore has 4 x 1000 kW diesel engines. The waste heat recovery scheme produces hot water for
domestic needs from the engine jacket water heating circuit and exhaust gases are used in waste heat
recovery steam generator to provide steam for laundry and other areas.

International Industries Ltd., Karachi – 4th Genset for Cogeneration
Heat recovery from a 1Mw gas genset, and running absorption chillers on steam & hot water for process
cooling.

International Industries Ltd.,
Karachi – 18MW CHP Plant for
Cold Rolling Mill
6 X 3 MW gas gensets, with heat
recovery producing steam at 15.5 bars
and operating a steam turbine at rated
capacity of 1.25 MW. Hot water recovery
operates absorption chillers for process
cooling.

Merck (Pvt.) Ltd., Quetta – Co-Generation / CHP Plant
Gas engine and gas turbine will be evaluated during feasibility study for power generation. Power supply
from QESCO will be stand-by, further backed up by existing diesel engines. Waste heat from gas turbine
will be in the form of 450 to 500°C exhaust gases whereas that in the case of gas engine will be in the
form of 450 to 500°C exhaust gases as well as jacket water heat at 90°C. The waste heat may be used for:
• Air-conditioning from hot water circuit of gas engine using 1-stage hot water absorption chillers. The
same circuit may be used for winter heating as well.
• Exhaust gases may be used to produced 10 bar steam in a waste heat steam generator. The produced
steam may fulfill the process and (or) air-conditioning demand by using 2 stage steam absorption
chiller.
• Electrical power may be produced from exhaust gases using steam turbine running from the steam
which is produced from the waste heat.
• Further possible options will be explored during feasibility study.
Feasibility Study completed on May, 2012.

Atlas Honda Limited, Karachi – Waste Heat Recovery System on the Self Power Generation Plant
at Shaikhupura Factory
Gas gensets were installed to run on full time basis and diesel gensets were stand-by. However, we are
informed that the present gas load shedding scenario in Shaikhupura does not allow Atlas Honda to run
the gas gensets all the time. Even in summer months, gas is available for 2-3 days per week only, therefore
the annual operating hours of diesel gensets are much more than gas gensets.
• 3 X JGS-320 (1000 kW) Jenbacher gas gensets

• 1 X JGS-320 Jenbacher gas genset recently installed
• 3 X KTA-50-G3 (1250 kVA or about 1079 kW) Cummins diesel gensets
• 1 X KTA-50-G8 (1675 kVA or about 1400 kW) Cummins diesel gensets

Novatex Ltd, Karachi – Waste Heat Recovery System for 8 x 1.0 MW Gas Gensets
Average operating load on gas engines is 4.2 MW. At average load condition, 6 gas engines will be
operating at 70% load. The waste heat in the form of exhaust gases at 490˚C from the gas engine first pre-
heat synthetic oil which is used for heating in the process. Oil enters the waste heat oil heater at a
temperature of 291˚C and leaves at about 303˚C. Exhaust gases leaves the oil heater at 360˚C and have
enough energy to be further captured. Therefore exhaust gases from oil heater enters in a double effect
exhaust fixed absorption chiller to produce 5.6˚C chilled water. H.T circuit heat in the form of hot water
at 84/74˚C is used to produce chilled water at 6.7˚C. The following are the bottom recoveries from the
waste heat scheme, construction of which is under process.
• 20.5 kg/S heating of synthetic oil from 291˚C to 303˚C in waste heat recovery oil heater.
• 462 TR chilled water at 5.6˚C from the waste exhaust waste heat oil heater.

• 472 TR chilled water at 6.7˚C from the waste heat in the form of hot water from engine H.T circuit.
Installation in progress. Commissioning by July, 2012.

Aga Khan University & Hospital, Karachi – Hot
Waste Heat Recovery System for 2 x 1.54 Water

150 TR Hot Water
Absorption Chiller
MW + 1.75 MW Gas Gensets Chilled Water

Return
Hot Temperature = 57
Water 150 TR Hot Water °F
Supplementary Absorption Chiller
Maximum operating load on gas engines is 4.5

Firing by Natural
Gas
MW. The waste heat of exhaust gases & jacket 1.54MW

Exhaust
Gas
450 TR Exhaust
water (H.T. circuit) is to be used for air Gas

Engine
Fired Absorption
Chiller
conditioning. Feasibility study of the project Fuel

Supplementary
Firing by Natural
Gas
for selection of waste heat recovery system is

Input
Exhaust
in process.
Gas
1.54MW 450 TR Exhaust
Gas Fired Absorption
Chiller Chilled Water
Engine
Supply Temp = 42
°F,
Supplementary Load = 1263 TR
Firing by Natural Output at gas
Gas engine running @
85% Load
Exhaust
Gas
520 TR Exhaust
1.75MW
Fired Absorption
Gas
Chiller
Engine

Procter & Gamble Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd., Karachi – Feasibility Study for Energy Plant for Bin Qasim
Factory
16 MW co-generation plant. Feasibility study included various combinations of 3.36 Mw gas turbine +
gas gen sets, with heat recovery to produce steam + oil heating + chilled water for process cooling & air-
conditioning.

Pak Gulf Construction (Pvt.) Ltd., Islamabad – Feasibility Study for Co-generation of Hotel
Building at Centaurus -by. However, we are
4 MW co-generation. feasibility study included various combinations of 2Mw turbine-3 days per gen
+ gas week only,
sets,
ts.
with heat recovery to operate the air-conditioning system of Centaurus Hotel, having a cooling demand
of 2600 TR.

Pakistan Cables Ltd., Karachi – Combined Heat & Power (CHP) Plant

FND EXPERIENCE ON
COGENERATION & POWER PLANTS
• Max Continuous power with combustion air cooling at 34°C:1000 kW

Pakistan State Oil Company Ltd., Karachi – Rehabilitation of LMT HVAC & Heat Recovery
System
2 MW cogeneration plant. Waste heat of 2 gas engines is used to produce chilled water for the process
needs and air conditioning of the Lube Manufacturing terminal at Korangi. During feasibility study,
various options were explored and their financial results and other technical details were shared with the
client along with clear recommendations. Selected option is based on multi-energy direct exhaust fired
absorption chillers. Only one type of chiller is able to handle the exhaust gases and HT circuit water heat
of engines. Moreover it has a dual fuel burner to provide chilling via natural gas or diesel in case of non-
operation of the gas engines. Day load is about 1040 kW and we are able to get 250-270 TR.

International Industries Ltd., Karachi – 18MW CHP Plant for Cold Rolling Mill
6 X 3 MW gas gensets, with heat recovery producing steam at 15.5 bars and operating a steam turbine at
rated capacity of 1.25 MW. Hot water recovery operates absorption chillers for process cooling.

International Industries Ltd., Karachi – 4th Genset for Cogeneration
Heat recovery from a 1Mw gas genset,

and running absorption chillers on steam
& hot water for process cooling.
The work was completed &

commissioned in 2006.

Pearl Continental Hotel, Lahore – Waste Heat Recovery System for 4x1020 kVA Existing Gensets
PC Lahore has 4 x 1000 kW diesel engines. The waste heat recovery scheme produces hot water for
domestic needs from the engine jacket water heating circuit and exhaust gases are used in waste heat
FND EXPERIENCE ON
recovery steam generator to provide steam for laundry and other areas.
COG
TheE NEwas
work RA TION
completed & POWE
& commissioned in R PLANTS
2001.

Allied Engineering & Services, Karachi – Office / Work Shop M&P Services and Cogeneration
System Design
0.7 MW gas genset cogeneration system, running absorption chillers, as a Cogen show case project for
Caterpillar Gensets.
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Pharma Projects
R efe re nce Proj e c t s - PH ARMAC E U T IC AL PL AN TS

FND offers services at all stages of a project, from feasibility studies to project planning to realization and
commissioning. In 2010, we completed more than 1200 projects for a diverse roster of satisfied clients:
industrialists, commercial firms, building owners and developers, architects, civil engineers, contractors,
facility managers and public agencies. These projects range from small tenant improvements, to large new
offices and schools, to major industrial and treatment facilities.
CGMP Design of HVAC, Electrical & Mechanical Systems for:

• Oral Solid Manufacturing & Packaging
• Oral Liquid Manufacturing & Packaging
• Sterile Manufacturing
• Warehouse
• Cephalosporin Manufacturing
• CNS Products Manufacturing
• DI & WFI Plants
1. Johnson & Johnson Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd., Karachi

The partners of FND were responsible for the complete design of the mechanical & electrical systems
for the new plant, consisting of the following.
• HVAC System
• Compressed Air System
• Drainage System
• Communication Systems
• Fire Alarm
• PFI Plant
• Standby Generator
2. Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-

Mechanical System
Complete mechanical works for the new
factory at Korangi was designed and
supervised by Fahim I. Siddiqui,
consisting of the following:
• HVAC System
• Drainage System
• Steam Plant & Distribution System

Pharma Projects
• Oil Storage & Distribution System
• Synthesis Laboratory
The plant was completed & commissioned in 1986.
3. Merck Sharp & Dohme of Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Electrical System

• Fire Alarm
• PFI Plant
The work was completed & commissioned in 1983 by Mr. Roland deSouza.
4. Project No: 295

Cynamid Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Complete Mechanical System
Complete mechanical system for the new plant consisting of the following.
• HVAC System
• Drainage System
5. Project No: 317

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Microbiology Lab
6. Project No: 344

Pfizer Laboratories, Karachi
Complete upgrading of electrical & mechanical systems consisting of

the following:
• HVAC System for Sterile Areas (Class 100 & Class 10,000 areas)
• HVAC System for Admin. & Cafeteria
• Steam Plant & Distribution System
• Water Supply & Drainage System
• D.I. System
• WFI System
• Substation
• Fire Alarm

Pharma Projects
• PFI Plant
7. Project No: 505

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Granulation Area
Separation & Additional AHU for Granulation Area

8. Project No: 590

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Granulation Oven
Design & construction of two Granulation Ovens with heating system to dry granules at 80°C.
Construction.
9. Project No: 621
Upjohn Pakistan Plant, Rawalpindi
Complete electrical & mechanical design for the new pharma plant
consisting of the following works:
• HVAC System for Dry Manufacturing Areas

• HVAC System for Liquid Manufacturing
• CNS Room HVAC System
• XP Area HVAC System
• Steam System
• DI Water System
• Soft & Non-Soft Water System
• Drainage System
• Substation
• PABX
• Security/ Fire Alarm System
• Interior & Exterior Lighting
10. Project No: 654

Abbott Laboratories, Karachi
HVAC System Upgrade for Dry Manufacturing Area to Maintain Low Relative Humidity.
11. Project No: 673

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Ointment Plant
Electrical & Mechanical services for Ointment Plant.

Pharma Projects
12. Project No: 729
Pfizer Laboratories, Karachi-MEP Upgrading
Electrical & Mechanical services for complete upgrading of Dry Manufacturing & Packaging Area.
13. Project No: 795

Pharmacia Upjohn Pakistan Plant, Rawalpindi
Extension of Dry Manufacturing Area with Low relative Humidity (25% RH) application.
14. Project No: 796

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Rocephin Packaging
MEP services for Rocephin Packaging Area.
15. Project No: 802

Novartis, Jamshoro
New Electrical / Mechanical services

plant, with new substation and
generators, boiler and chiller plant.

16. Project No: 805

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Pharma Extension
MEP works for Extension of Dry Manufacturing Area & Packaging Area.
17. Project No: 838

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Conversion of Existing Area into New Zone Concept
Conversion of existing HVAC System into “New Zone” concept, to improve cross- contamination control.
18. Project No: 858

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi
Upgradation & expansion of substation at SITE plant.

Pharma Projects
19. Project No: 866
Glaxo Smith Kline Pakistan Ltd., Karachi
MEP works for New Corporate Offices.
20. Project No: 872

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi- Plant Consolidation Project
MEP services for shifting of Pfizer, West Wharf

manufacturing facilities into Parke Davis SITE plant.
Project No: 879

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Sampling Booth,
Karachi
Detailed design & construction drawings for fabrication of

Sampling Booth locally. Booth uses state of the art
laminar flow & filtration technology.
21. Project No: 887

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Moritz Drying
Oven, Karachi
Design of MEP services for installation of Mortiz Oven.
22. Project No: 898

Procter & Gamble, Karachi
Design and construction of Amalgamator Room using

polyurethane pre-insulated sandwich panels. Design and
construction completed & commissioned in 3 months
23. Project No: 906

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Replacement of AHU
Replacement of AHU’s & conversion of the areas to new zone concept, including addition of a
dehumidifier for low humidity dry product areas

Pharma Projects
24. Project No: 908
Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-Access Control & CCTV
Automatic Access Control System & CCTV for SITE.

25. Project No: 926
Pfizer Laboratories, Karachi
Design of MEP services for corporate offices at their West Wharf site.
26. Project No.929

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Fire Alarm System
Fire Alarm System.
27. Project No: 934

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-Sewerage System
Design of Sewerage System for entire complex & connection to a new sewerage treatment plant.
28. Project No.935

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-Compressed Air System & Utilities Piping
Rationalization
Relocation of Rotary Compressor from West Wharf site to SITE, refurbishment of compressed air
distribution system, and design of a complete utilities piping services support system.
29. Project No.936

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-Steam System
Relocation of Steam Boiler from West Wharf site to SITE, refurbishment of steam distribution system,
and condensate return system.
30. Project No: 937

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-Water Distribution System
Design of central city water storage, filtration, chlorination & distribution system for the entire pharma
complex.

Pharma Projects
31. Project No: 1165
Tetra Pak New Factory, Lahore-MEP Works
The project schematic design was made by SE Konsult (a Swedish consultant) and detailing was done
by FND. FND was also responsible for resident site supervision.
32. Project No.938

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-Chilled Water System
Design of a central chilled water plant and rationalization of existing chilled water distribution system to
feed existing AHU’s as well as new installation.
Under Construction
33. Project No.939

Parke Davis & Company Ltd.,
Karachi-Fire Protection System
Design of a new fire protection system

consisting of electric & diesel engine
driven fire pumps, fire water storage,
yard hydrant piping, hose reels, external
hydrants and automatic sprinklers.

34. Project No.956

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-MEP Services in Granulation Room
Replacement of flat bed dryers with a fluid bed dryer and complete refurbishment of the air-handling
system, and utilities piping.
35. Project No.962

Glaxo Smith Kline Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Evaluation of Aqueous Coating De-
humidification System
Evaluation of existing low RH system serving coating pan, for suitability for conversion to aqueous
coating.
Evaluation report completed & commissioned in 2004.
36. Project No.974

Glaxo Smith Kline Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Low RH Design for HSSL Filling Area
25% RH design for HSSL Filling Area.


Pharma Projects
37. Project No.976
Gelcaps Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-A/C System for Capsule Making Machine
Conditioned air-supply to hard gelatin capsule making machine, consisting of low RH low temperature
air, HEPA filtered to required cleanliness.
38. Project No.985

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Walk-in-Cold Storage
Walk in cold storage of size 15’ X 13’ X 12’ (h), designed for 2°C.
Project No.991
Sanofi Aventis, Karachi-Liquid
Manufacturing Area HVAC,
Plumbing & Fire System
Design of HVAC & Mechanical services

for liquid manufacturing plant, including
shifting of equipment from Wah factory
to Karachi factory.

39. Project No.995

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Replacement of Diesel Generator Set
1X 650-kVA-diesel generator with sound suppressed canopy, and auto-synchronization & load sharing
with existing generators.
40. Project No.999

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-XANAX Manufacture
Design of HVAC & Mechanical services for manufacturing of highly potent CNS drug, Xanax, including
shifting of equipment from Pharmacia-Upjohn factory at Islamabad to Karachi factory.
41. Project No.1014

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Isolators for Primary Packaging Line
Design of air-conditioning system for the Isolators on existing primary packaging lines to meet
manufacturing standards to avoid cross contamination & to protect the operators from contamination.

Pharma Projects
42. Project No.1029
Gelcaps Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Two New Hard Gelatin Capsule Manufacturing Machines
Addition of 200TR direct fired absorption chiller with existing chilled water system
43. Project No.1030

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi
Upgradation of standby power generation system.
44. Project No.1036

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Ventilation System
Upgradation of ventilation system for male & female locker rooms.
45. Project No.1038

Parke Davis & Company Ltd.,
Karachi-Chilled and Condenser
Water System
Upgradation of chilled and condenser

water system.
Under Construction.
46. Project No.1044

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Walk-in Cold Storage
Design of refrigeration unit for walk-in cold storage.
47. Project No.1063

Procter & Gamble, Karachi
MEP Design Works.
48. Project No.1111

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi
nd
Installation of 2 Boiler in Boiler Room at Roche Factory.
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Pharma Projects
49. Project No.1115
Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi
Separation of Primary and Secondary Packaging Lines for Implementation of New Zone Concept and
New Blister Packaging Machines.
50. Project No.1152

Parke Davis & Company Ltd., Karachi-Amenity cum Office Building
Park Davis is now constructing a new amenity cum office block. FND has designed all MEP services.
Under construction
51. Project No.1160

Roche Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-Warehouse
Air-conditioning of warehouse of about 2500 sq.ft. The required room temperature is 24 C. with 24 hr/
day and 365 a year air conditioning. Day operation is by central chiller plant, whereas for night time
operation, separate 25 TR chiller has been installed.
52. Project No.1231

Wyeth Pakistan Ltd., Karachi-New Boiler
Installation of New Boiler (3.1TPH) at Wyeth Pakistan Ltd.
The work is in progress.
53. Project No. 1231

Pfizer Pakistan, Ltd, Karachi. Procurement of Steam Boiler (3.12TPH x 2) for Pfizer &
Wyeth
The scope of work tender includes the supply of 2 x 3.12 TPH Steam Boiler feed water tank & stack
economizers & handing over to the local works Contractor for installation. The scope of the supply also
includes assistance to installation contractor, commissioning of equipment, supply of O&M manuals and
four weeks test run.
54. Project No. 1290

Getz ASTOLA, Karachi
The Getz ASTOLA Project has an overall covered area of 1.5 million sft & is going to the largest
Pharma Plant in Pakistan.
FND is responsible for the following works:
1. Complete HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Suppression & Electrical services for the Main Plant in Utility
Block.
2. Complete Electrical Works for the whole project including power distribution, lighting, IBMS,
Switchgear & stand-by Gensets.
3. Complete Fire Suppression Works.
4. Design of Effluent Treatment Plant & complete drainage works.
5. Design of Water Supply plant along with RO with battery limit to each building.
6. Design of Oil Storage & distribution system.
7. The project is expected to be completed in 2017

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Fahim, Nanji & deSouza (Pvt.) Ltd.
Office No. 10, ILACO House,

State Life Building No. 5,
Abdullah Haroon Road, Saddar,
Karachi - 75400, Pakistan
Tel. No.: + 92 21 3563 7878-82

Fax No.: + 92 21 3521 1634
Email: mech.dpt@fnd.com.pk
elec.dpt@fnd.com.pk
Website: www.fnd.com.pk
Branch Office
Block-18, First Floor, School Road, Markaz F-6,

Super Market, Islamabad,
Islamabad Representative: Mr. Mohammad Riaz Baig
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Cell: 92 346 5925626
Email: mohammadriaz.baig@fnd.com.pk

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