Projects

Over the years we have undertaken a variety of projects around the globe, and have engaged in a variety of international partnerships to deliver cost-effective and innovative solutions worldwide, that would change the life of many people.
Through this time traveling has contributed to the successful completion of our projects, and has helped us understand the common problems of each society we were trying to help.
The interaction with our partners and the societies abroad keeps rewarding us with invaluable memories, a diverse work experience, fuels us with creativity, helps us build on our culture and keeps us motivated

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CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION OF THE WORKS AT THE EIGHT (08) DAMS AND PREPARATION OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PLANS

Country: Zambia
Client: Ministry Of Agriculture
Year: 2023 - 2024
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 1,088,520.00 € (~1,200,000.00USD)

CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION OF THE WORKS AT THE EIGHT (08) DAMS AND PREPARATION OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PLANS

Country: Zambia
Client: Ministry Of Agriculture
Year: 2023 - 2024
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 1,088,520.00 € (~1,200,000.00USD)

The Irrigation Development Support Project (IDSP) is addressing dam safety legacy issues under the closed Water Resources Development Project. Phase 1 covers the design and preparation of tender documents for the proposed works and Phase 2 the actual rehabilitation of the existing infrastructures to make the dams safe and operational. It has to be noted that no new ancillary infrastructure will be constructed. The eight earth dams namely; Kanyika, Mak-aba, Nabowa, Ngolongozya, Chikowa, Ndondi, Nachibanga and Kawiko, were relatively small and were located in remote sparsely populated areas, where the potential for loss of life and/or significant loss to livelihoods in case of dam failure is minimal. Below is a table showing location, current storage capacity and year of construction.

S/NName of dam siteDistrict (CBD)Construction DateHeight (m)Current storage capacity (m3)Summary of Remedial measures identified
1KanyikaKasempa20179116,078Correction of embankment slopes, spillway and return channel works. Outlet and Inlet works
2MakabaNamwala200071,000,000Increase in dam height, spillway/return channel works and syphon outlet sleeve works
3NabowaKaoma20179840,127Increase in dam height, spillway/return channel work and outllet/inlet works
4NgolongozyaZimba201710771,884Increase in dam height, spillway/return channel works and outllet/inlet works
5KawikoMwinilunga200061,096,698Increase in dam height, spillway/return channel works and outllet/inlet works
6NachibangaPemba2000852,667Increase in dam height, spillway/return channel works and outllet/inlet works
7NdondiPemba20008113,884Increase in dam height, spillway/return channel works and syphon outlet sleeve works
8ChikowaMambwe201711650Increase in dam height, spillway/return channel works and outllet/inlet works

The objective of the proposed assignment was to provide construction remediation of the eight (8) dams.
This consulting service included supervision of the construction works and implementation of social and environmental safeguards measures as included in the ESMP and BMP, monitored the performance of the infrastructure, and provided advice to the Operator when needed.

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE PREPARATION OF A MASTER PLAN FOR PEMBA AND NACALA WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS – FIPAG/WASIS II/CON-33/20

Country: Mozambique
Client: FUNDO DE INVESTIMENTO E PATRIMÓNIO DO ABASTECIMENTO DE ÁGUA – FIPAG
Year: 2023 - On Going
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 915,220.00 € (~992,970.00 USD)

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE PREPARATION OF A MASTER PLAN FOR PEMBA AND NACALA WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS – FIPAG/WASIS II/CON-33/20

Country: Mozambique
Client: FUNDO DE INVESTIMENTO E PATRIMÓNIO DO ABASTECIMENTO DE ÁGUA – FIPAG
Year: 2023 - On Going
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 915,220.00 € (~992,970.00 USD)

The district of Cidade de Pemba covers 100 km2 and had in 2017 200,529 inhabitants, 5% of the total population of Cabo Delgado province. The district showed between 2007 and 2017 a population growth of about 25%. According to INE forecasts, the total population of the province will grow up to 5,416,000 inhabitants, which for the district of Cidade de Pemba can mean 479,000 inhabitants by 2050. The water supply to Pemba is based on groundwater pumped from the Metuge aquifer which is located along the Muaguide River. The Metuge wellfield is located some 50 km west of the city. The distribution network consists of approximately 406 km of pipes (including the transmis-sion main), 19 252 domestic connections until 2020.

The district of Nacala-Porto had in 2017 287,536 inhabitants, 5% of the total population of Nampula province. The district showed between 2007 and 2017 a population growth of about 35%. According to INE forecasts,the total population of the province will grow up to 12,592,000 inhabitants, which for the district of Nacala- Porto can mean 660,300 inhabitants by 2050. At present a total of 90.534 people in Nacala Town have access to safe water from a network of around 275 km and 13.508 connections

The Consulting Services include:
Develop a required Master Plan for 2050-year horizon and formulate appropriate action plans to implement the Master Plan;

Develop a Preliminary Design Report of the identified projects for 2035-year horizon.
Develop an Environmental and Social pre-assessment for the identified project (EPDA).
Analysis of the current Situation.
Beneficiary and Socio-economic Assessment.
Assess capacity and willingness to pay.
Water Demand Assessment.
Evaluation of Existing Infrastructure and future Capacity.
Source assessment regarding yield and Quality.
Financial Analysis of the current water system.
Master Plan with a proposed Investment Programme for 2050-year horizon;
Financial cash flow analysis of the proposed Investment Programme.
Preliminary Design of 2035 Infrastructure Needs.
Environmental and Social Safeguards

DESIGN OF THE TRACHONES STORM WATER NETWORK BASED ON THE METROPOLITAN PARK LANDSCAPE DESIGN

Country: Greece
Client: HELLINIKON S.M.S.A.
Year: 2023 - On Going
Funding: Private Funding
Contract Value: 30,000.00 €

DESIGN OF THE TRACHONES STORM WATER NETWORK BASED ON THE METROPOLITAN PARK LANDSCAPE DESIGN

Country: Greece
Client: HELLINIKON S.M.S.A.
Year: 2023 - On Going
Funding: Private Funding
Contract Value: 30,000.00 €

The Hellinikon Metropolitan Park (also called “the Ellinikon”) is an urban development under construction in Hellinikon, Athens, Greece, on the site of the former Hellenikon International Airport. It is to include a park as well as luxury homes, hotels, a casino, a marina, shops, and offices and will have Greece’s tallest buildings reaching up to 200 metres (660 ft) in height.

Under this contract Z&A shall review, assess, modify, adjust, revise – update, as necessary, the studies related to the Trachones stream of the Metropolitan Pole. The Deliverables include the detailed design of the following disciplines: Stormwater Networks design, Civil Engineering and Structural design, including Cost Estimation of all scope areas and disciplines.
In more detail the deliverables include:
a. Hydraulic calculations for both the normal and extreme events scenario;
b. Horizontal alignment layouts and sections of the proposed culverts and the swales, including the additional swales designed by the MLA;
c. General arrangement plans of stormwater networks;
d. Catchment areas layouts;
e. Cross sections/ profiles, including coordination sections of the Trachones stream at the connection points with the proposed culverts by the MLA;
f. Details of stormwater manholes, curb & median inlet, channel discharge, overflow control;
g. Typical box culvert sections and drainage pipe trenches;
h. Typical cross sections and profiles, including lining materials;
i. Reinforcement of channels and channel discharge;
j. Reinforcement of box culverts and inlets;
k. Structural calculations & structural technical report;
i. Structural design for the required special structures;
m. Geotechnical study for the structural foundations and slopes stability;
n. Bill of quantities and cost estimation affording all areas and disciplines.

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR DETAILED DESIGNS AND PROJECT SUPERVISION OF BLANTYRE WATER SUPPLY NETWORK UPGRADES

Country: Malawi
Client: Blantyre Water Board
Year: 2024 - In progress
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 3,112,633.00 € (~3,361,375.00USD)

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR DETAILED DESIGNS AND PROJECT SUPERVISION OF BLANTYRE WATER SUPPLY NETWORK UPGRADES

Country: Malawi
Client: Blantyre Water Board
Year: 2024 - In progress
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 3,112,633.00 € (~3,361,375.00USD)

BWB is estimated to service 66,822 individual connections, 813 water kiosks (for communal supply), and a fur-ther 3,000 commercial, industrial and institutional connections. The utility manages a reticulation system of about 1407km and 23 reservoirs (of which four clear water tanks) with an estimated capacity of 97,317m3. The management of the system is divided into three zones, Limbe, Kabula, and Soche.
The project will, (i) prioritize network upgrades to improve the hydraulic performance of the system, control pressures and leakages, (ii) improve storage capacity and reliability of supply by constructing new storage tanks and construction of solar Photo Voltaic (PV) plants stations (iii) expand the services to new unserved areas, us-ing the water recovered from leakage and the additional production capacity.
As part of this consultancy, BWB plans to carry out a hydraulic study on its reticulation system and is envisaging a three-stage approach to stabilize the network and improve efficiency in water supply. The first stage would fo-cus on priority network interventions to improve the hydraulic performance of the system, control pressures and leakages. A second stage would encompass a physical water loss reduction program through an internal per-formance-based mechanism. The third phase relates the network expansion to increase coverage. The network expansion will be undertaken through improvements in the efficiency of the existing system, savings from physi-cal water loss reduction activities, construction/upgrading of a treatment plant at Mudi or a combination of these three.

The following deliverables were finally agreed based on the ToR.
(i) preparation of detailed designs, drawings, and specifications for the priority network rehabilitation and upgrades (including storage reservoirs), which will be identified through the hydraulic study;
(ii) hydraulic analysis and preparation of detailed designs, drawings, and specifications for network ex-pansion investments;
(iii) preparation of detailed designs, drawings, and specifications for the construction of Solar PV plants in pumping stations;
(iv) preparation of tender document for both the priority network upgrades and network expansion works; and
(v) construction supervision of all network interventions.
(vi) Ensuring compliance with and Environmental and Social risk management requirements

1st REVISION OF FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN MACEDONIA RIVER BASINS – IMPLEMENTATION OF E.U. DIRECTIVE 2007/60/EC

Country: Greece
Client: GENERAL DIRECTORATE for WATER
Year: 2022 - In progress
Funding: EU Funds, National Funds
Contract Value: 2.361.416 € (2.573.943 USD)

1st REVISION OF FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN MACEDONIA RIVER BASINS – IMPLEMENTATION OF E.U. DIRECTIVE 2007/60/EC

Country: Greece
Client: GENERAL DIRECTORATE for WATER
Year: 2022 - In progress
Funding: EU Funds, National Funds
Contract Value: 2.361.416 € (2.573.943 USD)

TThe project concerns the implementation of the Directive 2007/60/EC of the European Community on the assessment and manage-ment of flood risk at the Greek part of the Central and Western Macedonia River Basin Districts (RBDs).
Western Macedonia RBD (EL09) includes the River Basins of Prespes catchment and Aliakmonas, covering a total area of 13.620 km2. The most important catchments are Aliakmonas river (8.813 km2), enclosed catchment of Ptolemaida (2.133 km2), the transboundary Axios river (863 km2) and Esonas river (815 km2). The most important river water body is Aliakmonas while its flow is regulated by 5 reservoirs. The RBD’s main land cover is forestry (56%) followed by agriculture (39%). Western Macedonia is the most significant Prefecture of Greece regarding its electricity production with a total of 13.078 MW installed thermal and hydro power. Central Macedonia RBD (EL10) includes the River Basins of Axios, Gallikos, Chalkidikis and Athos covering a total area of 10.165 km2. The most important catchments are Thessaloniki Lakes (2.161 km2), the transboundary Axios river (1.636 km2), Loudias river (1.251 km2) and Gallikos river (1.055 km2). The most important river water body is Axios, flowing into Greece from Northern Macedonia. The prefecture of Central Macedonia comprises the main road and rail portal of Greece to the Balkans. Central Mace-donia hosts important infrastructure, including ports, airports, motorways and railroads. Moreover, the southern and eastern part of EL10 is characterised by important urban, industrial and tourism development.
The study aims at assessing future flood risks, based on historic information and detailed hydrologic analyses and hydraulic modelling, in order to propose administrative measures and civil protection actions that will allow for reducing the impact of flooding events in the future.

The services cover the implementation of all provisions of the 2007/60/EC Directive in the Greek part of the Western Macedonia RBDs. In more detail, the assignment concerns the articles 6, 7, 9 and 10 of the Directive and has the following stages:
– Part I: Flood Hazard Maps and Flood Risk Maps (Art. 6 of 2007/60/EC). The Consultant performs a thorough analysis of hydro-logical data and identifies simulation scenarios and flooding discharges for low, medium and high probality events, in order to create 20 two-dimensional hydraulic models of the flood prone areas and produce maps demonstrating: (a) flood hazard, showing the flood extent and water depths; and (b) flood risk, showing the potential adverse effects of the different flooding scenarios on economic, cultural and environmental assets of the flooded area. The analysis is planned to finish by December 2023 and the relevant maps will be accessible to the public and reported to the European Union through the WISE (Water In-formation System for Europe) (Art. 9 of 2007/60/EC). Thw hydrological models are developed using HEC-HMS and the hydrau-lic simulations are run using 2D HEC-RAS analysis, for about 1,800km of river lengths.
– Part II: (1) Flood Risk Management Plans (Art. 7 of 2007/60/EC). The Consultant based on the results of the Flood Hazard and Risk Maps identifies reasonable objectives towards the management of flooding risk and proposes measures for achieving these objectives, in close collaboration with the Client. (2) Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment and Public Consultation (Art. 7,10 of 2007/60/EC and 2001/42/EC). The plans focus on all components of risk management, namely prevention, protec-tion and preparedness, as described above, and are accompanied by a strategic environmental impact assessment, which identifies and evaluates any likely impacts of the management plan to the environment. The Consultant is the coordinator of the Public Consultation aiming at the active participation of all the engaged stakeholders.
– For the completion of the study the Consultant needs to: update all existing geodatabases (GIS software) of hydrological and hydraulic information; develop a website for the public dissemination of the study findings and the provision of a dedi-cated discussion forum; prepare documents and databases for reporting in the EU WISE tool.
Among the preparatory activities for the elaboration of the assignment are the update of the intensity-duration-frequency rainfall curves, including recent records, as well as the preparation of a digital terrain model of high accuracy, based on already available datasets, to be used for the two-dimensional hydraulic models.

2ND REVISION OF ΤΗΕ WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLANS OF THE RIVER BASINS IN THE 14 RIVER BASIN DISTRICTS OF GREECE ACCORDING TO SPECIFICATIONS OF THE E.U. DIRECTIVE 2000 /60/EC. SECTION 1: “2ND REVISION OF THE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF RIVER DRAINAGE BASINS OF THE AQUATIC DIVISIONS OF WESTERN PELOPONNISOS (EL01), NORTHERN PELOPONNISOS (EL02) AND EASTERN PELOPONNISOS (EL03)”

Country: Greece
Client: GENERAL DIRECTORATE FOR WATER
Year: 2022 - In progress
Funding: EU Funds, National Funds
Contract Value: 1,407,096 € (1,528,986 USD)

2ND REVISION OF ΤΗΕ WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLANS OF THE RIVER BASINS IN THE 14 RIVER BASIN DISTRICTS OF GREECE ACCORDING TO SPECIFICATIONS OF THE E.U. DIRECTIVE 2000 /60/EC. SECTION 1: “2ND REVISION OF THE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF RIVER DRAINAGE BASINS OF THE AQUATIC DIVISIONS OF WESTERN PELOPONNISOS (EL01), NORTHERN PELOPONNISOS (EL02) AND EASTERN PELOPONNISOS (EL03)”

Country: Greece
Client: GENERAL DIRECTORATE FOR WATER
Year: 2022 - In progress
Funding: EU Funds, National Funds
Contract Value: 1,407,096 € (1,528,986 USD)

The Water Resources Management Plans of the 14 River Basin Districts (RBDs) of Greece are prepared according to the provisions of the 2000/60/EC Directive and are revised every six years. The 2nd revision of the Water Resources Management Plans in the RBDs of Western, Northern and Eastern Peloponnese (RBD01, RBD02 and RBD03) concerns a total area of about 23,100km2. It examines both surface water bodies and groundwater bodies and includes the following activities:
1) Modification, completion and bringing up to date previous actions on implementing Articles 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11 and 13 of the WFD in the two RBDs.
2) Preparing the necessary reports and GIS files, as well as databases of information regarding the condition of water bod-ies; manmade pressures on water bodies (in terms of water demand, ecology, biology and pollution); water availability and abstractions; ecological and biological indicators etc.
3) Review and update of the working Water Management Tools of the Ministry of Environment, including the hydrological analysis of rainfalls, the calculation of water yields for all surface water and groundwater bodies and the preparation of water balance models for all surface water bodies basins, taking into account the existing and estimated future water de-mands. All analyses were elaborated using the MIKE software.
4) Preparing a Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment for the actions and measures proposed in the RBD Management Plan.
5) Organizing and participating in the public consultation process with the RBD stakeholders as prescribed in the WFD, prior to the publication of the final management plan.
6) Completing the national database systems with the updated information.
7) Preparing the necessary files for reporting the results to the European Commission (WISE).
8) Publishing the River Basin District Management Plans on internet and disseminating it findings to the public using various sources of information (internet, press releases, national and international workshops etc.)
9) Creating an internet site for the dissemination of the study, including a discussion forum.
10) Publishing documentations on climate change and other environmental issues.

The services cover the fields of:
– Collection of all relevant environmental, ecological, biological, hydrological and hydro geological information.
– Collection of all available information regarding water demand and water pollution from various sources.
-Analysis of projects already developed or under development, and estimation of the current and future water uses (for the 6yrs timeframe of the project).
-Development of updated hydrological and water management tools regarding the rainfall patterns, the yields of the catchments and the water balance models of all surface and groundwater bodies in the study area.
-Development and evaluation of an Economic Model regarding water uses, cost of water and environmental costs.
– Provision of a series of preventive and protective measures for water resources.
– Preparation of databases, update of information platforms, development of website.
– Workshops, training courses, internet site, documentation and manuals.

PROVISION OF CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR BUILDING THE NETWORK WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IN THE CITY OF CHRYSOCHOUS TAY 13/2023

Country: Cyprus
Client: Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment Water Development Department
Year: 2023 - In progress
Funding: E.U. and National Funding
Contract Value: 1,330,000.00 € (~1,445,976.00 USD)

PROVISION OF CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR BUILDING THE NETWORK WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IN THE CITY OF CHRYSOCHOUS TAY 13/2023

Country: Cyprus
Client: Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment Water Development Department
Year: 2023 - In progress
Funding: E.U. and National Funding
Contract Value: 1,330,000.00 € (~1,445,976.00 USD)

The Chrysochous town is located 25km north of Paphos, on the northwestern coast of Cyprus. It is a tourist area, which, apart from the main urban fabric that has developed on a hill, the town extends along the coastal front in the east to Latsi beach, up to the new village in the west. The scope of the Contract includes the preparation of the required design studies for the sewage and rainwater collection network in the area of the Municipality of Chrysochous, the assessment of the environmental impacts for the disposal of recycled water, the preparation of Tender Documents for the construction Contracts, the preparation of Tender Documents for the Design, Construc-tion, Operation and Maintenance of the Treatment Plant and the Supervision of all the above construction works, until the end of the liability period for defects. The estimated population (2065) will be 55,667.
The characteristic of the network designed are the following:
Sewerage network: 53.11 Km, PVC DN200 – DN500, HDPE DN63 to DN450, 14 Pumping Station (Average annual benefit 14.886 m3/d)
Stormwater Network: 22.1 Km, DN250 – DN1500, Maximum Culvert Dimension: 2.15 X 1.25

The provided services cover the fields of:

-Data collection and assessment
-Detail Design
– Tender Documents
– Construction Supervision (The design phase has been completed the Construction Supervision is On Going)

CHALKIDA TO PSAHNA BY-PASS ROAD

Country: Greece
Client: METLEN S.A.
Year: 2023 - In progress
Funding: E.U. and National Funding

CHALKIDA TO PSAHNA BY-PASS ROAD

Country: Greece
Client: METLEN S.A.
Year: 2023 - In progress
Funding: E.U. and National Funding

The scope of the Contract was divided into three parts:

  • Final Design of the Flood Control Conduit of Dokos.
  • Final Design of the Flood Control Conduit of Charavgi.
    A. Final Study of the Dokos Flood Control Conduit concerns the study of a stormwater conduit with a diameter of Φ1200, negative pressure, 3.3Km long, the analysis of the operation of the Dokos Lake and its deepening, as well as the stormwater pumping station that pumps water from the Lake and channels it into the conduit.
    B. Final Study of the Charavgi Flood Control Conduit concerns the study of a 1.7Km long storm drain, with dimensions varying from 2.00×2.50 to 2.50×3.00.

The service covered the filed of:
Field surveys
Detail Design Study
Tender Documents

RESTORATION WORKS DEALING WITH PROBLEMS DUE TO FLOOD PHENOME-NA IN AREAS DOWNSTREAM OF THE KORINTHOS-PATRAMOTORWAY

Country: Greece
Client: METLEN SA
Year: 2023
Funding: E.U. National Funding

RESTORATION WORKS DEALING WITH PROBLEMS DUE TO FLOOD PHENOME-NA IN AREAS DOWNSTREAM OF THE KORINTHOS-PATRAMOTORWAY

Country: Greece
Client: METLEN SA
Year: 2023
Funding: E.U. National Funding

The contract signed included the study of flood control works downstream of the Corinth-Patras road axis, for the three streams Kolones (Total length 850m), Arachovitiko (Total length 950m), and Tholopotamos (Total length 350m).
The study is the Final Hydraulic Study for the realignment works of the Arachovitiko stream (Chainage 36+454.53) from Ch. 0+000 (sea) to Ch. 1+035.43, as indicated in the plans, downstream of the road axis and the New Railway line. For the existing culverts of the old National Highway and New Raiway line (Ch.0+260 and 1+035.43 respec-tively), a hydraulic capacity check has been conducted as part of this study. The results indicate that no interven-tions are required for the passage of the design provisions.
The Arachovitiko stream downstream of the new Railway line culvert extends for a length of 1.035 km, featuring a main channel with a trapezoidal cross-section, of limited bottom width, and of variable depth. The cross sections of the stream downstream of the old National Highway appear to be concrete lined. Along the banks, the grounds al-ternate from mainly cultivated to terrestrial areas, with several properties with elevated courtyards and retaining walls.
Within the framework of the geotechnical study, stability analyses were conducted for both permanent and tempo-rary banks formed in the stream, taking into account the geotechnical design profile.
In Every section Z&A proposed and designed structures to prevent flooding events. A category C30/37 of concrete, and a B500c reinforcement will be used for the construction of all culverts and rectangular open channels, both up-stream and downstream. Gabion works on the banks and the bottom of the stream, are foreseen with the use of wire-boxes with diaphragms every 1m, filled with stones of 100-200mm diameter and an average diameter of d50 = 0.15m. The stones are recommended to be of calcareous origin

The service covered the filed of:
Field surveys – Soil surveys in areas
Hydrological Study
Detail Design Study
Geological Study and Geotechnical Study
Tender Documents

MARMARA DAM IRRIGATION NETWORK

Country: Greece
Client: EASTERN MACEDONIA – THRACE REGION / TECHNICAL PROJECTS DIRECTORATE OF THE REGIONAL UNIT OF KAVALA
Year: 2024- On progress
Funding: E.U. and National Funding
Contract Value: 831.622,85 € (~899,981.00USD)

MARMARA DAM IRRIGATION NETWORK

Country: Greece
Client: EASTERN MACEDONIA – THRACE REGION / TECHNICAL PROJECTS DIRECTORATE OF THE REGIONAL UNIT OF KAVALA
Year: 2024- On progress
Funding: E.U. and National Funding
Contract Value: 831.622,85 € (~899,981.00USD)

The area to be irrigated is located northwest and west of the location of the Marmaras dam (48m Height, Reservoir Volume: 5.100.00 m³), has a total area of approximately 24,000 ha and includes parts of the farms of Akropotamos, Platanotopos, Podochori, Kokkinochorio, Galipsos, Orphani and Kariani. Out of the 24,000 ha, 12,000 ha concern ar-eas that are directly served by mainly private boreholes, which are deep and have salinity problems, and 12,000 ha concern areas that are occasionally served by the same boreholes and are located intermediate to the previous areas.
Five pumping stations were designed (800m3/hr – 3600m3/hr)
Twelve tanks (600m3 – 3700m3)

Last a preliminary study of a small HPP was delivered

The service covered the filed of:
Field surveys – Soil surveys in areas
Hydrological Study
Detail Design Study
Prepare O&M Plan and Quality Management Plan
Prepare Tender Documents

FEASIBILITY STUDY, DETAILED DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION OF MULTIPURPOSE WATER HARVESTING STRUCTURES

Country: Malawi
Client: Ministry of Water and Sanitation of Malawi
Year: 2022 - 2025
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 796,835.00 € (~845,925.00 USD)

FEASIBILITY STUDY, DETAILED DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION OF MULTIPURPOSE WATER HARVESTING STRUCTURES

Country: Malawi
Client: Ministry of Water and Sanitation of Malawi
Year: 2022 - 2025
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 796,835.00 € (~845,925.00 USD)

In early March 2019, heavy rains and strong winds developed from a Tropical Depression and Tropical Cyclone Idai hit Malawi, causing severe flooding in the Southern and, to a lesser extent, Central Region of the country. The Government of Malawi has therefore received an Additional Financing which was therefore deemed as the most appropriate instrument to allocate addition-al IDA resources through the Crisis Response Window to scale up some of the parent project (MRDRMP) original components, thereby increasing the development impact of the project. The new project, Malawi Resilience and Disaster Risk Management Project aims to support the recovery of livelihoods and infrastructure in affected areas and strengthen capacity for flood and drought risk management.
This consultancy aimed to reduce the risk of communities exposed to flooding and enhance the resilience of community to drought through strategic infrastructure investments

The consultancy services targeted in seventeen (17) multipurpose water harvesting structures spread across ten districts within the project area, which in general is the Shire River Basin. Following the kickoff meeting, it was proposed by the Client a new list of sites to be considered, separating the list in two categories, as some of them are priority for the Ministry and designs have to be completed the soonest possible.

The water harvesting sites are classified into the following groups in terms of construction type:
‐ Group A: Consists of Mtonda, Zomba South, Namalowa, Phalombe Minor and Sombani. These sites were supplied with small gravity concrete dams.
‐ Group B: Consists of Chete, Dedza and Nsuwa, were supplied with earthen embankment dams.
‐ Group C: Kasangadzi and Nthondo / Kaueno are existing earthen embankment dams, proposed to be raised and maintained. Regarding Nantipwiri / Mbandanga, its design consists of the reconstruction of its severely damaged spillway.

The water harvesting sites of Zomba South, Phalombe, Nsuwa, Kasangadzi, Nthondo and Namalowa (replacement site) have been constructed and are now operating.

The provided services cover the fields of:
a) To prepare detailed technical environmental, social and economic feasibility study reports and preliminary designs for the targeted small and medium multipurpose dams and associated structures for flood control, irrigation and water supply to surrounding areas under the project;
b) To prepare environmental screening and social management and monitoring plans;
c) To prepare climate resilient detailed engineering designs, specifications, and confidential cost estimates for the tar-geted small and medium multipurpose dams and associated structures;
d) To prepare detailed bidding documents and construction implementation framework for the works;
e) To provide engineering supervision, contract management and quality service during the construction works;
f) To prepare operation and management manuals for the proposed infrastructure.

Provision of consulting services for the final study of the connection pipeline of the dekelia desalination plant with the tanks on kokkinokremos hill and the pumping station study at dekelia desalination plant

Country: Cyprus
Client: DEPARTMENT OF WATER DEVELOPMENT
Year: 2021 - 2022
Funding: National – E.U. Funds
Contract Value: 90,582.00 €

Provision of consulting services for the final study of the connection pipeline of the dekelia desalination plant with the tanks on kokkinokremos hill and the pumping station study at dekelia desalination plant

Country: Cyprus
Client: DEPARTMENT OF WATER DEVELOPMENT
Year: 2021 - 2022
Funding: National – E.U. Funds
Contract Value: 90,582.00 €

 The prolonged drought observed in Cyprus in the last twenty years has resulting in insufficient water storage in the dams that have been constructed. For this reason the Department of Water Development promoted the construction of Units Seawater Desalination in order to make the supply independent of rainfall of drinking water in large urban and tourist centers. The Decelia Desalination Plant was the first plant to be built and operated in 1997, with an initial production capacity of 40,000 m³ of water per day. Its current total capacity is 60,000 m³ of water the day. To deal with the insufficient storage capacity, new reservoirs on the hill of Kokkinokremmos will be constructed with a total capacity of 35,000m³.The water supplied areas are supplied through the central pipeline Choirokotias – Fama-gusta. The pipeline along its longest length is constructed from asbestos cement pipes with diameters of 600 and 650mm while at the height of the Achnas dam there is a small section of the pipeline made of ductile iron pipes di-ameter 700mm. In order to address the operational problems of the pipeline mainly due to its old age, a new water transport pipeline is proposed (TOTAL LENGTH 24.600 m, D.I., DN 900 – 1100) and a pumping station (Q=3394m3/h – Hman=155m), which will connect the Dekelia Desalination Unit with the Tanks at Kokkinokremos.

Provision of design consulting services for the sewage system in the community of palodia in limassol

Country: Cyprus
Client: Sewerage Board of Limassol - Amathus (SBLA)
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: National Funding - EU FUNDING
Contract Value: 969,193.00 USD

Provision of design consulting services for the sewage system in the community of palodia in limassol

Country: Cyprus
Client: Sewerage Board of Limassol - Amathus (SBLA)
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: National Funding - EU FUNDING
Contract Value: 969,193.00 USD

Consulting services for initial assessment of suitability and design of performance-based contracts (pbcs) for non-revenue water (nrw) reduction for a cluster of five (5) water service providers (wsps)

Country: Kenya
Client: Water Sector Trust Fund (Ministry of Water, Sanitation, and Irrigation)
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 555,636.00 USD

Consulting services for initial assessment of suitability and design of performance-based contracts (pbcs) for non-revenue water (nrw) reduction for a cluster of five (5) water service providers (wsps)

Country: Kenya
Client: Water Sector Trust Fund (Ministry of Water, Sanitation, and Irrigation)
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: World Bank
Contract Value: 555,636.00 USD

Ταυ 20/2020 – provision of consulting services for the supervision of the construction of the kammitsi and archangelos dam

Country: Cyprus
Client: Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Water Development De-partment
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: National Funding - EU FUNDING
Contract Value: 969,193.00 USD

Ταυ 20/2020 – provision of consulting services for the supervision of the construction of the kammitsi and archangelos dam

Country: Cyprus
Client: Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Water Development De-partment
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: National Funding - EU FUNDING
Contract Value: 969,193.00 USD

The overall objective of the assignment is the supervision of the construction works for the Kamitsi and the Archagelos Dams and appurtenant structures in accordance with the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) Conditions of Contract. Both Dams are constructed to prevent flooding events in the wider area of LarnacaThe Kamitsi Dam is a composite structure, with a central concrete spillway and 29,95 m height (from foundation), and Reservoir Capacity of 1.050.000 m3.The Archagellos Dam is a composite structure, with a central concrete spillway 21.6m height (from foundation), and Reservoir Capacity of 305,000m3

Preparation of a master plan for the prioritization of the necessary immediate flood protection works on the island of thassos

Country: Greece
Client: Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, Department of Flood Protection and Irri-gation Works
Year: 2021 - 2022
Funding: National Funding - EU Funding
Contract Value: 164,700.00 USD

Preparation of a master plan for the prioritization of the necessary immediate flood protection works on the island of thassos

Country: Greece
Client: Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, Department of Flood Protection and Irri-gation Works
Year: 2021 - 2022
Funding: National Funding - EU Funding
Contract Value: 164,700.00 USD

Consultancy service for development of an integrated city wide sanitation plan, feasibility study and detail design of waste water management system for arba minch and sodo towns

Country: Ethiopia
Client: SNNPRS Water, Mines and Energy Develop-ment Bureau
Year: 2021 - 2023
Funding: International Development Association
Contract Value: 1,387,982.00 USD

Consultancy service for development of an integrated city wide sanitation plan, feasibility study and detail design of waste water management system for arba minch and sodo towns

Country: Ethiopia
Client: SNNPRS Water, Mines and Energy Develop-ment Bureau
Year: 2021 - 2023
Funding: International Development Association
Contract Value: 1,387,982.00 USD

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR SUPERVISORY SERVICES FOR REHABILI-TATION WORK OF SIX IRRIGATION SCHEMES (TREGTAN2, TREGTAN3, LEMINOT, SLANICA, MURIZ THANA CUKAS BRANCH AND MURIZ THANA LUSHNJA LOT 1 BRANCH)

Country: Albania
Client: The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Develop-ment (MARD)
Year: 2019 - 2020
Funding: ODA funded by IBRD_IDA
Contract Value: 406,500.00 € (~460,811.00 USD)

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR SUPERVISORY SERVICES FOR REHABILI-TATION WORK OF SIX IRRIGATION SCHEMES (TREGTAN2, TREGTAN3, LEMINOT, SLANICA, MURIZ THANA CUKAS BRANCH AND MURIZ THANA LUSHNJA LOT 1 BRANCH)

Country: Albania
Client: The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Develop-ment (MARD)
Year: 2019 - 2020
Funding: ODA funded by IBRD_IDA
Contract Value: 406,500.00 € (~460,811.00 USD)

Albania is facing one of the most challenging jobs in comprehensive Irrigation water management, dealing with maintain, and upgrade the irrigation and drainage (I&D) infrastructures. The mostly of the existing irrigation areas requires to be improved according a cost-effectiveness solution.
The Ministry of Agriculture of the Rural Development (MARD) has launched the Water Resources and Irrigation Pro-ject (WRIP)” whose mission is to increase the Government capacity to manage water resources and to improve the performance of the irrigation system and irrigation institutions.
The scope of the project was to rehabilitate the following irrigation schemes Tregtan2, Tregtan3, Leminot, Slanica, Muriz Thana Cukas Branch and Muriz Thana Lushnja (Lot 1 Branch). Total Irrigation serve 12,500.00 ha

The scope of service in brief included:
The services can be summarized in three main phases:
• Pre-Construction Phase
• Design Review
• Construction Phase
Below the list of the main activities performed:
Pre-Construction Phase
Mobilization of Supervision Team
Establishment of Supervision Framework
Establishment of the Quality Management System and preparation of the Special Construction Quality Supervision Procedures
Design Review
Review of base documentation included in the Detail Design
Review of Bidding Document
Adjust existing project documents according the review result
Construction Phase/Contract Administration
Works Supervision
Financial Management of the Works
Monitoring of the progress of the works
Management of Variations
Management of Claims

Tay 19/2020: preparation of flood hazard and flood risk maps for the revised areas of potentially significant flood risk, revision of cyprus flood risk management plan, and elaboration of a strategic environmental impact assessment. Implementation of the european directive 2007/60/ec

Country: Cyprus
Client: Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Water Development De-partment
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: National Funding – EU Funding
Contract Value: 191,900.00 USD

Tay 19/2020: preparation of flood hazard and flood risk maps for the revised areas of potentially significant flood risk, revision of cyprus flood risk management plan, and elaboration of a strategic environmental impact assessment. Implementation of the european directive 2007/60/ec

Country: Cyprus
Client: Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Water Development De-partment
Year: 2021 - In progress
Funding: National Funding – EU Funding
Contract Value: 191,900.00 USD

Urban and municipal development fund (umdf): sheger river addis ababa development investment strategy and infrastructure plan

Country: Ethiopia
Client: African Development Bank
Year: 2021 - 2021
Funding: African Development Bank
Contract Value: 294,089.57 USD

Urban and municipal development fund (umdf): sheger river addis ababa development investment strategy and infrastructure plan

Country: Ethiopia
Client: African Development Bank
Year: 2021 - 2021
Funding: African Development Bank
Contract Value: 294,089.57 USD