GULF NETWORK

COMPANY PROFILE
TABLE OF CONTENT
MISSION
VISION
ABOUT US
W H AT W E D O
 Project Management
 I T, S e c u r i t y & L o w C u r r e n t
 Power
 OSP Long-Haul
 OSP Metro / FTTH
 Site Acquisition
 Aerial Cabling
 S p l i c i n g & Te s t i n g
 C i v i l W o r k s & Te l e c o m To w e r
 Te l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s
PROJECT LIST
R ES O U R CE CA PA B I L I T Y
C O M PA N Y O R G A N I Z AT I O N
MAJOR CLIENTS

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INTRODUCTION
MISSION

To align the group with the evolving

Telecommunications and Energy sectors on the
Middle East Continent, to the mutual benefit of all
stakeholders.

VISION

To become the partner of choice for our clients, and a

company whose staff are proud to be an integral part
of organization.

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 ABOUT US

Wherever you find advanced, carrier-grade telecom networks, you find

Gulf Network delivering innovative solutions to today’s and tomorrow’s
networking challenges. Established in 2012, Gulf Network brings over a
decade of experience to the design and development of advanced,
high-performance telecom network communications solutions.

GULF NETWORK has strived to deliver projects on time, within budget

and to the required quality, while maintaining focus on continuous
improvement on internationally adopted policies and procedures
applicable to the technologies the company operates in.

Today, GULF NETWORK delivers one of the telecommunications industry

and energy sectors.

Our market-leading solutions enable service providers to create and

operate high quality, service assured, carrier-grade, intelligent
networks. They provide the capabilities for service differentiation that
enable new forms of revenue generation, maximizing network
profitability. Service providers, large and small, depend on our
consistent delivery of advanced solutions, enabling them to stay ahead
of the capacity crunch while keeping total cost of ownership to a
minimum.

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WHAT WE DO
PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE
 Project Management
 Consultancy
 Planning & Design
 Project Deployment and O&M
 Quality Management & Audit
 Training

R . O .W. S I T E A C Q U I S I T I O N
We can offer a full suite of site acquisition services, covering the
following:
 Site Surveys and Designing
 General permit handling
 Site Assessments

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WHAT WE DO
OUTSIDE PLANT & CIVIL WORKS
Teams of experienced local workers are managed to construct
all types of sites to specification. GULF NETWORK has a
verifiable track record of high-quality site builds. Rigid quality
control procedures ensure that all equipment provided to site is
handed over to the client fully functioning with warranty
compliant documentation.

GSM BSS
Our qualified technical staff carry out network design, project
management, installation, commissioning, Integration and
Optimization of all major suppliers’ base stations, base station
controllers and trans coders. Antenna optimization forms part
of the integration and optimization process.

TRANSMISSION
Fully resourced and trained teams of riggers install and
commission all major suppliers ‘radio and optical transmission
equipment, providing documented frequency and tributary
management records as part of the acceptance procedures.
Transmission planning, including compression ,timeslot
grooming and cross connection for expanding networks is
offered as part of a full range of transmission services.

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WHAT WE DO
POWER
Certified engineers, trained on telecommunications power supply
equipment such as rectifiers, batteries, standby generators,
uninterruptible power supplies and all associated reticulation, ensure
that power systems on site are adapted to local conditions providing
stable supplies to critical equipment. Where possible and practicable,
renewable systems are utilized such as solar panels. Our engineers
are on constant technology watch for useable developments in cost
effective power supply equipment.

CIVIL WORKS (OSP)

Full installation, commissioning and maintenance services on fiber
optic and cable trenching and ducting projects. Trenching is
conducted according to internationally accepted standards where
restitution and public safety is concerned. Cables professionally
blown into ducts, spliced and commissioned according to industry
accepted practices.

NETWORKING, SECURITY & LOW

CURRENT
Gulf Network technicians are certified to work with all low voltage
cabling types such as Data Network Cabling (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6e),
Voice Cabling, Security Camera Installations, and unified
communications installations including cabling services. Our services
including Telephony Cabling, Data Cabling, Network Cabling, Audio &
Video Cabling.

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 HOW WE DO IT
We offer optimized full turnkey network rollout and
maintenance solutions and maintain high standards by a
process of continuous improvement, utilizing to maximum
effect lessons learned serving a diverse range of clients and
implementing a range of equipment types in multiple
environments.
GULF NETWORK’s strategy is to ensure that high quality,
cost-competitive services are provided from the best
possible mix of onshore and offshore locations. This
enables our clients to respond quickly to changing market
dynamics.
GULF NETWORK’s all staff have significant multiple vendor
experience and are trained and developed to cope with the
demands placed on them as they occur. This approach has
produced a motivated and well-resourced team of multi
skilled individuals capable of thinking on their feet in any
circumstances.
GULF NETWORKs has a combined knowledge base of over
30 years with its senior management and through a
process of progressive elaboration on projects, we have
refined our techniques and honed our skills to keep pace
with developments in the industry, gradually broadening
the spectrum of our services in a managed fashion to meet
the increasing requirements of our clients as the
management of networks evolves. Our loyal and motivated
staff and supplier/subcontractor base operate according to
internationally accepted industry practices in every field
we operate in, ensuring the delivery of safe and functional
solutions that are fit for purpose.
 WHY GULF NETWORK?

We differentiate ourselves in the E X P E R I E N C E & R E P U TAT I O N

telecommunications marketplace by providing
GULF NETWORK have experienced teams and
outstanding service, innovation and industry
very good Reputation in the market.
thought leadership. To monitor our progress
and encourage candid collaboration with our
clients, we established the ‘Service Excellence’ F I N A N C I A L S TA B I L I T Y
program, in short, we get the job done! This is GULF NETWORK is a financially stable entity.
instrumental to our success in cultivating and
maintaining long-term business relationships.
SERVICE EXCELLENCE

GULF NETWORK prides itself on providing top

quality throughout its portfolio of services. All
work delivered through the company will be
supported for the duration of the guarantee
period.
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
SERVICE PORTFOLIO

 Consultancy Services
 Project Management
 OSP Network Planning & Design
 FOC Network Deployment
 Managed Services (O&M)
 Network Management
 Quality Management
 Training

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SCOPE
 Identifying and resolving common problems across
projects

 Standardizing project management processes and tools

 Improving project management capabilities and skills

 Monitoring and reporting on projects and portfolio

status

 Reducing the cost of projects

 Risk Management

 Improving project success

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 S TA N D A R D I Z E D

S TAT U S R E P O R T I N G CONCLUSION
 Weekly/Monthly reports containing;  One Goal
 Activities Completed since last report  One Direction
 Completed Milestones  Defined Policies and Procedures
 Scope/Cost/Schedule Updates  Clear Standardization
 Issues & Risk  Clearly Identified Responsibilities for team
 Activities/Milestones that are to be completed by  Delivery Ownership
the next reporting date
 Tools for the Job
 Overall Project Status
 Efficient Status, Financial, Business & Reporting
 Effective Performance Evaluation & Quality Control
PERFORMANCE REPORTING  Maintenance & Support Procedures
 On Time / On Budget
 Adherence to Budget
 Resources Allocation

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 NETWORKING,
SECURITY &
LOW CURRENT
ICT TECHNOLOGY

Gulf Network has an affiliated Contractor since

2012 who executed projects for major clients.

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IT
Networking & Cabling

With our expertise and experience, Gulf Network

understands the complex issues involved in planning,
installing and maintaining network communication systems
with Network Infrastructure, Structured Cabling and
Datacenter Cabling. We provide our customers with the
commitment required for their telecommunications
infrastructure, for the present as well as future business
scalability requirements. Our team of cable specialist
technicians are certified to work with all low voltage cabling
types such as Data Network Cabling (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6e),
Voice Cabling, Security Camera Installations, and unified
communications installations.
Our services including Telephony Cabling, Data Cabling,
Network Cabling, Audio & Video Cabling Kingdom wide.

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SECURITY
CCTV & ACCESS CONTROL

Gulf Networks partners with the worldʼs best CCTV, Video

Surveillance Equipment providers & Access Control. Our
selected product manufacturers have maintained position in
every market segment.
 Survey & System Design
 Supply and Install
 Configuration

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LOW CURRENT
BUILDING MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM

Gulf Network provide services for supply and installation

include access control, video surveillance, fire alarms, HVAC
control, programmable lighting and electric power
management.
 Structured Cabling
 Ducting and Conduiting
 Panel Board Installation
 Point Termination
 Configuration

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 POWER
LOW & MEDIUM VOLTAGE

Gulf Network has an affiliated contractor since

2012 who executed projects for major clients.

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POWER
LOW & MEDIUM VOLTAGE

 Installation of control and communication cables LV and

MV Cables. Jointing, termination and testing of LV and
MV cables to electrical equipment.
 Smart Electric Meters installation
 Ring Main Units installation
 Underground Excavations for Power Cables
 Solar System
 Generator sets including associated works.
 Maintenance
 Technical Support
 Complete installation of street lighting and outdoor
lighting including building electrical installation. Design,
fabricate and install panel boards, pump control panels
motor control centers.

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 OUTSIDE PLANT
SOLUTIONS
(OSP)
LONGHAUL

Gulf Network is known to be a specialist contractor

for Long Haul Fiber Optic Cable installation with
years of expertise and its one of the company to use
in KSA the predominant installation method for FO
cable by mole plough.

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HORIZONTAL DIRECTIONAL DRILLING
TRENCHLESS TECH

The JT3020/JT4020/JT60 can install underground cable, conduit

and pipes (steel, HDPE etc.) beneath busy streets, motor ways and
sensitive areas with little or no disruption to landscapes or
structures. Especially in urban areas, trenchless construction can
significantly lower overall costs of projects by eliminating a large
work force and restoration team that would be required by using
the normal excavation method. This is a significant factor in the
race against time and spiraling costs associated with this type of
industry.
The Jet Trac JT3020/JT5/JT60 of Ditch Witch is a remarkable,
compact, maneuverable machine and has the power to bore and
pull back 8 inch materials over a distance in excess of 600 feet in
compatible soils including sand and rock. The key features of this
system are:
Extraordinary power in a self contained self-mobilizing system for
long distances.
Operational packages for high production directional boring
through rock.
Highly secure anchoring system and fully mechanized pipe
makeup / breakout.
Dual fluid tank system allows mixing in one tank while boring with
fluid from a second system.
Complete electrical strike system.

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CABLE INSTALLATION BY PLOUGHING
MOLEPLOUGH

Predominant installation method for FOC cable installation for

longhaul project.
The laying depth is continuously variable down to a depth of
1200mm-1300mm below ground level. To control the laying
depth on uneven surfaces, the plough is equipped with a purpose
designed Pantograph type of unit, which ensures that the cable is
laid always at the correct depth.
Up to maximum six cables including the warning tapes (terra
tape) may be laid simultaneously. To allow Ploughing operation
close to fences and boundaries, the cable laying section can be
moved side ways.
This appropriately manufactured cable laying section results in a
faster rate of cable laying with no danger of damage for all types
of cables including fragile coaxial and fibre optic cables.
The chute of the cable laying section is equipped with free
wheeling rollers, and the maximum bending radius is one (1)
meter. The section can be removed manually in case the plough
strikes an obstacle and the cable can be exposed and taken out of
the cable-laying chute, to allow the plough to be shifted above
ground level, without damaging the cable.
All operations of the mole plough are carried out hydraulically.
The cable laying section is vibration-free and therefore suitable
for all type of cables. The cable laying section can be detached
and changed for any cable with different diameters.

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SAND STABILIZATION
SANDFIX

Sandfix-C is prepared from concentrated solution of polymer

modified styrene acrylic copolymer resin with specially designed
plasticizer, it can control the soil from strong drifting sand dunes
and stabilize unpaved plant areas.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Being an excellent tackifier, it shows outstanding properties to
resist to erosion due to water, wind and other environmental
condition. It contains special wetting agent gives excellent
penetration and greater stability on surfaces.
APPLICATION:
 Erosion and dust control of highway embankments and
pipeline embankments.
 Stabilization of open desert sand for the purpose of
suppressing sands storm.
 Hydro seeding and landscaping.
 Dust control on construction sites and in military areas.
 Prevention load bearing strength of all types of soil.
Sandfix-c has the ability to maintain stability and density of
treated soils when compacted

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PIPELINE CROSSINGS
ARAMCO WORKS

Pipeline crossing is essential part of OSP as this kind of work

have high risk. Gulf Network has been successful in acquiring
permit for ARAMCO crossing for OSP works which includes
ARAMCO LUP process, technical proposal, approvals and other
documentations.
List are some of item required to be submitted to ARAMCO for
each pipelines department during the coordination process:
 Land Use Permit
 Method Statement
 ARAMCO Pipeline Crossing Detailed Drawing
 Job Safety Analysis & Hazard Identification Plan
 Work Permit Receiver Certificate
 Concurrence, Corridor Access, & Delegation Letters
 Pipeline Department Safety Orientation
 TUV Certificates for Heavy Equipment and Operators
 Excavation Checklist
 ARAMCO Cold & Hot Permits
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 OUTSIDE PLANT
SOLUTIONS
(OSP)
METRO WORKS

Gulf Network is known to be a specialist contractor

for Long Haul Fiber Optic Cable installation with
years of expertise and its one of the company to use
in KSA the predominant installation method for FO
cable by mole plough.

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CIVIL WORKS
METRO AREA

Gulf Network is not only known to be a specialist contractor

for Long Haul Fiber Optic Cable installation.
Gulf Network Civil Works section are able to offer a wide
range of services directly or indirectly related to the cable
installation activity.
 Survey, Design and Engineering
 Underground utility identification
 Permit acquisition from the MOT/Municipality and other
utility owners
 Asphalt cutting
 Trench excavation
 Ducting and concreting
 Asphalt, milling and paving
 Complete site reinstatement
 Cable installation inside duct

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 OUTSIDE PLANT
SOLUTIONS
(OSP)
AERIAL CABLING

Gulf Network is known to be a specialist contractor

for Long Haul Fiber Optic Cable installation with
years of expertise and its one of the company to use
in KSA the predominant installation method for FO
cable by mole plough.

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AERIAL CABLE INSTALLATION
MOVING REEL & STATIONARY METHOD

THE MOVING REEL (or “Drive Off”) Method is used when the entire route is accessible by support vehicles.
The route must be free of trees, limbs, and guy wires to allow full vehicle access. Support vehicles are used to
pay off and raise the fiber cable to temporary support hardware. Once the cable is in position, it is transferred
to the permanent support hardware.

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AERIAL CABLE INSTALLATION
STATIONARY REEL METHOD

The Stationary Reel Method is typically used when the route is not fully accessible by
support vehicles. The cable is pulled into place from a stationary reel located at one
end of the section run, and supported by temporary hardware. Once the cable is in
position, it is transferred to the permanent support hardware.

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 OUTSIDE PLANT
SOLUTIONS
(OSP)
FIBER TECHNOLOGY

Gulf Network has been a major force in the

installation, splicing and testing of Optical Fiber
Cables for the past 10 years, working on and
completing major projects with major telecom in
the country including government entities.

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESTING

All projects undertaken by Gulf Network are carried out with

enthusiasm and professionalism that should be expected
from a company committed to the ever-growing demand of
the Telecom Industry.
Gulf Network currently has experience technicians who have
been solely allocated to the splicing and testing of Optical
Fiber Cables. This list includes:
 Managers – Optical Fiber Installation
 Supervisors – Optical Fiber Installations
 Qualified Optical Fiber Technicians
Gulf Network team capable of working unsupervised and
under pressure to deal with the strict procedures and
specifications which guarantee the quality of an Optical Fiber
Installation.
Having worked for numerous clients, Gulf Network has
obtained considerable experience with regard to varying
standards and specifications within the telecom industry.

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
FOC STANDARDS

United States Air Force & Royal Saudi Air Force

Splice Loss with OTDR 0.05 dB
Mean average Splice Loss 0.03 dB
dB/Km 0.21 db @1550nm
0.30 dB @ 1310nm
Saudi Telecom Company (STC), Saline Water Conversion
Corporation (SWCC) & AT&T International/Lucent Technologies
Splice Loss with OTDR 0.15 dB
Mean average Splice Loss 0.10 dB
dB/Km 0.23 db @ 1550nm
0.40 dB @ 1310nm
Saudi Electric Company (SEC)
Splice Loss with OTDR 0.09 dB
Mean average Splice Loss 0.05 dB
dB/Km 0.25 dB @ 1550nm
0.45 dB @ 1310nm

Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the GULF (GCC CCASG)
Splice Loss with OTDR 0.03 dB
Mean average Splice Loss 0.03 dB
dB/Km 0.21 dB @ 1550nm
0.30 dB @ 1310nm

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

DELIVERY OF CABLE DRUMS TO SITE

Visual Acceptance Test:
A visual inspection of cable drums shall be carried out to ensure all wooden slats are secure and no obvious damage
has occurred during transit. Cable drums shall be checked for drum numbers and physical lengths and must confirm
to the contractual lengths required. All cables shall be checked for Optical Core size and Fiber Count and must
confirm to the required contractual cable specifications. All data corresponding to the Visual Acceptance Test shall
be recorded on the Drum Test Form.
Optical Acceptance Test (Drum Test)
Attenuation
All Fibers shall be tested in one direction at both wave lengths of 1310/1550nm for single mode cables and 1310nm
for multimode cables. The measured Fiber Attenuation (dB/Km) shall conform to the manufacturer’s test data and
the stated contractual attenuation (dB/Km).
Optical Length
All fibers shall be tested in one direction at both wavelengths of 1310/1550nm for Single Mode cables and 1310nm
for multimode cables. The measured optical length shall conform to the manufacturer’s measured optical length
using the recommended Index of Refraction (I.O.R.). All data corresponding to the drum test shall be recorded on
the Drum Test Form (Annex #2B, Attenuation Test). If any discrepancies in test results are found i.e. Macro Bends or
damaged fibers, the must be reported immediately to the appropriate engineer responsible. All wooden slates
which have been removed from the cable drums must be stored in a safe place. On the Optical Acceptance Test is
complete, cable ends shall be recapped or securely taped and all wooden slats must be replaced.

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

OPTICAL ATTENUATION
Attenuation
All Fibers shall be tested in one direction at both wave lengths of 1310/1550nm for single mode cables and 1310nm
for multimode cables. The measured Fiber Attenuation (dB/Km) shall conform to the manufacturer’s test data and
the stated contractual attenuation (dB/Km).
Optical Length
All fibers shall be tested in one direction at both wavelengths of 1310/1550nm for Single Mode cables and 1310nm
for multimode cables. The measured optical length shall conform to the manufacturer’s measured optical length
using the recommended Index of Refraction (I.O.R.). All data corresponding to the drum test shall be recorded on
the Drum Test Form (Annex #2D, Installation Test Form). If any discrepancies in test results are found i.e. Macro
Bends or damaged fibers, the must be reported immediately to the appropriate engineer responsible. When all
cables have been tested and accepted by the contractor, only then can splicing of all cables in splice pits, manholes,
buildings, etc., can begin.

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

SPLICING & TERMINATION OF FOC CABLES

Splicing of all optical fiber cables shall be carried out by means of a calibrated fusion splicing machine and Optical
Fiber Cleaver (See Equipment Required)
The theoretical splice loss reading which is displayed on the fusion splicing machine shall be kept to maximum of
0.05 dB to reduce the number of re-splicing.
All data corresponding to the Theoretical Splice Loss shall be recorded on the Theoretical Splice Loss Test.
The actual splice loss of each individual splice shall be equal to or less than the stated splice loss in the contractual
specifications.

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

SPLICE LOSS AND CONTINUITY

Actual Splice Loss
Once the cables have been spliced, each individual splice loss shall be measured in both directions by means of an
OTDR at the wavelength of 1550nm for single mode and 1310nm for multimode. The average of both results shall
be taken to produce the “Actual Splice Loss”.
If this loss is greater than the contractual stated splice loss on any two fibers spliced, then the splice shall be re-
made. A maximum of three (3) attempts to re-splice a particular high fiber shall made to bring the actual splice loss
within the contractual specifications.
If any actual splice loss result does not comply to the contractual specifications and three (3) attempts to rectify the
splice have been made, then the engineer responsible for the contract shall review the test results before an
relaxation of the specifications are made.
All data corresponding to the Actual Splice Loss shall be recorded on the Actual Splice Loss Test Form (Annex #2C,
Splice Test Form).
OTDR Traces of each individual fiber between regen or repeater sites shall be taken at 1310/1550nm for single
mode cables and 1310nm for multimode cables and saved to disk for documentation and future investigation.

Continuity
Once all the individual splice losses fall within the contractual specifications, continuity of each individual fiber shall
be tested by means of an optical fiber talk set to ensure continuity between two regens or repeater sites.

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SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

SPLICE LOSS AND CONTINUITY

Power Meter
Once the splice loss and continuity tests have been carried out, End to End Power Meter test shall be taken to
determine the loss of an individual section of the cable which has been completely spliced, terminated and cleared
of any faults.
The test shall be taken using Optical Fiber Light Source and Power Meter from one point of termination to other.
The Power Meter reading shall be equal to or lower than the maximum allowed Power Loss Budget which shall be
calculated using the Formula:

Budget Loss Formula

(DB/Km x L) + (SL x NS) + 2 x CL dB = Maximum Permitted Budget Loss

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SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

POLARIZATION MODE DISPERSION (PMD)

PMD testing is becoming a requirement when the transmission bit rate per channel rises or with the increase of the
corresponding distance. It appears that the measurement shall be at least performed when the bit rate is equal or
higher than 10 Gb/s. However, for fibers older than 1996 or for some applications, such as analog cable TV
applications, lower transmission bit rates will be affected by PMD.
As a summary, the main circumstances in which PMD measurement will be required are:
• Qualification during fiber manufacturing
• Qualification during cable manufacturing
• Installation of new fiber networks, for 10 Gb/s bit rate or higher.
• Installation of ultra long haul networks at 2.5 Gb/s or higher
• Upgrade of current networks for 10 Gb/s bit rate or higher
Fiber and cable manufacturers are specifying their fibers with 0.5 ps/√km maximum, according to the ITU-T
recommendations. However, current manufactured fibers are easily better than 0.2 .ps/√km
As PMD is a statistical measurement and, because it is sensitive to external environment, it is recommended to
perform different measurements at different time intervals so that long term fluctuation of PMD can be monitored,
providing better records of the fiber cable.

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

POLARIZATION MODE DISPERSION (PMD)

Bi-refringence
• External Stress causes birefringence

• Imperfect fiber design causes birefringence

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

CHROMATIC DISPERSION (CD)

It is a result different wavelengths traveling at different speeds of the non zero spectral width of transmitters. Since
transmitters are actually made up of several wavelengths and each wavelength travels at a different speed, the
difference in arrival time of each wavelength causes pulse spreading or (chromatic) dispersion. This phenomenon is
measured in ps/nm.
CD tests are typically set up to measure across a variety of fiber types. For example, a typical CD set up would
measure from 1520nm to 1630nm in 10nm increments. The results are then plotted and graphed. The results
include the dispersion slope, zero dispersion point and delay ps/nm.

 Chromatic Dispersion is NOT a pass/fail reading

 The results determine if dispersion compensation is required.
 The results are required for network engineering for proper transmission and network element requirements
and placement

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FIBER TECHNOLOGY
SPLICING & TESING PROCEDURES

CABLE DAMAGE REPAIR

Repair by Flexing
The cable can be repaired by removing the outer sheath and exposing the loose tubes allowing the damaged
section of cables to be massaged therefore removing any pressure from the fiber that may be causing the loss of
transmission. This method can considerably decrease the loss over the damaged point by removing the micro bends
that have been caused due the damaged cable.
A zipper type heat shrink must then be placed over the exposed section of the cable to protect the fibers and
prevent ingress of moisture.

Cable Cut/Repair
If a cable has been cut preventing the above method to be utilized, then permission must be sought from the
engineer in charge of the project before any additional splices can be added to the damaged cable section in
question.
It can be done by replacing a minimum of 200 meters of Fiber Optic Cable from the damaged / Cut Cable section
and therefore adding extra splice points to the damaged Section.

Any damaged cable section that has been discovered before or during installation, by OTDR tests or work
observations after Installation shall be documented and reported immediately to the Engineer in charge of the
project.

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 CIVIL WORKS &
TELECOM
TOWER
GSM

Gulf Network has an affiliated Contractor since

2012 who executed projects for major clients.

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TOWER EREC TION
CIVIL

All projects undertaken by Gulf Network are carried out with

enthusiasm and professionalism that should be expected
from a company committed to the ever-growing demand of
the Telecom Industry.
Services Includes:
 Preliminary Survey
 Site Preparation
 Grading Access Road
 Rebar Installation
 Concrete Binding
 Ground Leveling
 Concreting
 Tower Assembly & Erection
 Solar Panel Installation

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TELECOMMUNICAT ION
GSM-BSS

Our qualified technical staff carry out network design, project

management, installation, commissioning, Integration and
Optimization of all major suppliers’ base stations, base
station controllers and trans coders. Antenna optimization
forms part of the integration and optimization process.

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 LIST OF MAJOR
PROJECTS
GROWTH & DELIVERY

GULF NETWORK has strived to deliver projects on

time, within budget and to the required quality,
while maintaining focus on continuous
improvement on internationally adopted policies
and procedures applicable to the technologies the
company operates.

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 LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS
Project Value
SN Project Name Client Location Scope of Work Contract Type Year Status
(SAR)

Trenching, Installation of Radar Shelter,

Communication Hafar
1 KKMC Shelter Generator, Fuel Tank, foundation, cable Subcontractor 280,251.00 2022 50%
Experts/RSAF AlBatin
ladder, electric cables, and network.

Civil works for BMS project to connect

Engie/Prince Sattam
2 PSAU Outside Plant Al Kharj three building using fiber optic, FOC Subcontractor 78,271.00 2022 100%
Abdulaziz University
insallation, ducting and FOC termination.

BMS devices installation, panel, cabling,

Engie/Prince Sattam
3 PSAU BMS (5 Buildings) Al Kharj conduiting, termination and testing Subcontractor 1,074,120.00 2022 99%
Abdulaziz University
AHUs, FAHUs, TCWPs, FCUs & Efs

Engie/King Khaled AHU devices installation, panel, cabling,

4 KKH AHU Al Kharj Subcontractor 102,309.00 2022 100%
Hospital conduiting, termination and testing

Saudi Air Navigation Supply and installation for IP-CCTV

SANS CCTV for Remote Kingdom
5 Services / System for 23 Radar Sites with trenching Subcontractor 1,315,938.00 2022 100%
Radar Sites Wide
Communication Experts & camera poles.
Installation for door Lock, Card reader,
Magnetic locks, door closures, EBG and
push buttons, KT400 Access system
Baud Telecom Company
6 Access Control System Riyadh controller, Power Supply Panels Subcontractor 245,360.00 2022 100%
(BTC Networks) / MOH
including Conducting, Piping, Cable
Trunking, Cable Pulling, Termination,
labelling & Testing.
Collection of CM, DCU, SM , ECB and all
relevant accesoories from desinated
Riyadh & point to be intimated by Saudi Bester.
7 Smart Meter Project Alfanar/ Saudi Bester Subcontractor 1,992,030.00 2020-2022 100%
Qassim Removal of Exisiting CM, SM , ECB.
Installation of new CM, DCU, SM , ECB
and all relevent accessories and wiring.

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Project Value
SN Project Name Client Location Scope of Work Contract Type Year Status
(SAR)
Advance Technology & West and Installation of Mobily Lithium Battery
8 Mobily Lithium Battery Subcontractor 213,000.00 2021-2022 100%
Services/ MOBILY North Region Including power and Alarm Conncection
Kingdom Survey, Design & Execute of OSP Works for
9 FTTH for 22 FDT's Keir International-7G/ITC Subcontractor 27,203,946.00 2020-2021 100%
Wide Optical Network
Haif/Middle Sea Telecom Kingdom Survey, Design & Execute of OSP Works for
10 FTTH for 19 FDT's Subcontractor 18,988,800.00 2019-2021 100%
Co./Prime Gate/STC Wide Optical Network
Madinah & Survey, Design & Execute of OSP Works for
11 FTTH for 4 FDT's CCS/Dawiyat Subcontractor 3,588,000.00 2019-2020 100%
Zulfi Optical Network
Installation and SITAF/RSADF Installation and Construction of
12 Najaran Subcontractor 624,114.00 2015 100%
Construction of 30M & 60M Communication Towers
MODA B233 GRP-2 SITAF/RSADF Khamis 1,385,372.00
13 OSP & ISP Subcontractor 2015 100%

Survey and OSP Design, Micro trenching

Works , Inst'n of Minimanhole, Directional
BAHA Terminal to Site 4925 Baha- Aqiq
SITAF/MOBILY, ETIHAD Drilling, Utility Crossings, Asphalt Milling and
14 to Site 4901 (BAHA) Road Subcontractor 16,318,874.00 2016 100%
ETISALAT Paving, Inst’n. of Multiple Mini-duct,
Installation of FOC by blowing, Jointing and
Termination. Site Reinstatement.

Survey and Design of OSP and ISP work,

Trenching Works , Inst'n of Handhole,
Directional Drilling, Utility Crossings, Asphalt
Central and
Milling and Paving, Inst’n. of duct, Installation
15 National Guard SITAF/BTC West Subcontractor 1,937,890.00 2018-2019 100%
of FOC by blowing, Jointing , Termination and
Resgions
Testing. Site Reinstatement. Installation of
Cable Tray, Trunking, Conduting, Rack, AC and
CAT cable pulling, Testing.

Survey and OSP Design, Inst’n of Manhole &

Fiber Relocation and Sitaf Saudia/MOBILY, Handholes, Inst’n of sub-duct, FOC cable
16 South Region Subcontractor 4,373,650.00 2013-2017 100%
Washout Cases ETIHAD ETISALAT pulling in sub-duct and After Lay Test & Site
Reinstatement

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 THE TEAM
RESOURCE CAPABILITY

Over the years Gulf Network has been able to

build an enviable and unmatched reputation for
Project Management, Outside Plant (Long Haul
& Metro), Systems Integration and Optical Fiber
Network installations for a number of clients.

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RESOURCES CAPABILITY
ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

Chairman

General Manager

Managing Director

PMO

QA / QC &
Managed Installation
Project Study Project Control Construction LOSS
Services Works
Engineer Engineering Manager Projects Manager PREVENTION
Project
Quality
Project Manager Engineer
Manager
Project Evaluation Planning Construction
Technical & Engineer Site Supervisors QA/QC
Installation
Commercial Design Inspectors
Construction Technicians
Technical BID Supervisor Safety
Construction material FOC Technicians
Proposal & Officers
Procurement Construction and Route
Commercial BID Foreman Patrollers
Proposal Logistic Support

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RESOURCES CAPABILITY
MANPOWER

Manager, 5
Directors, 1
Engineers, 6
Administration, 2
Coordinators, 2
Supervisors, 5

Skilled Workers, 50

Technician / Installers, 25

Foreman, 10
Directors Manager Engineers
Administration Coordinators Supervisors
Technician / Installers Foreman Skilled Workers

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