MasterEmaco S 466 PDF

Product Submittal
MasterEmaco® S 466
Shrinkage compensated, free flowing precision
concrete
Index
1. Company Profile
2. Commercial Licenses
3. ISO Certificate
4. Technical Datasheet
5. Method Statement
6. Material Safety Datasheet
7. Job References
8. Approvals
9. Test Reports
Company Profile
About BASF
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We have summed up this contribution in our corporate purpose: We create chemistry for a sustainable future. BASF had
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BASF’s Construction Chemicals division offers advanced

chemicals solutions for new construction, maintenance, repair and
renovation of structures. As a leading provider of raw materials,
systems and finish products to the construction industry, BASF
provides economically and ecologically sound solutions that
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increase resource and energy efficiency and improve building life
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As a reliable partner for our customers we deliver innovative, customized and easy-to-use solutions for sustainable
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Technical Datasheet
MasterEmaco® S 466
Shrinkage compensated, free flowing precision concrete
DESCRIPTION COMPOSITION
MasterEmaco S 466 is a high strength precision MasterEmaco S 466 is a pre-packaged blend of
concrete, requiring only the on-site addition of Portland cement, carefully graded natural
water to provide a free flowing concrete ideally aggregate, specially selected sands, fillers,
suited for placing in nominal thicknesses of 40mm shrinkage control agents and fluidifiers. When
and above. mixed with the stated amount of water it produces
a free flowing, cohesive, precision concrete that
When mixed, applied and cured in accordance hardens to produce a dense, durable surface.
with the manufacturers instructions,
MasterEmaco S 466 produces a free flowing ADVANTAGES
precision concrete free from segregation and  Guaranteed performance - material is precision
bleeding. blended in the factory to ensure consistent
results.
PRIMARY USES  Durable - utilisation of low water cement ratio
Whenever a material is required to reconstruct ensures minimum permeability and high
heavily congested areas and areas with difficult durability.
access.  Free flowing - eliminates honeycombing in
areas of congested reinforcement.
MasterEmaco S 466 is the ideal material for  Self compacting - ensures complete filling of
vertical or horizontal structural repairs wherever spalled/damaged areas.
the use of formwork is preferable to hand or  Shrinkage compensated - unique formulation
machine applied repair systems. provides dual expansion system in plastic and
Its high early and ultimate strength enables hardened states.
formwork to be stripped at an early age thus  Easy to use - simple on site addition of water.
minimising delays.
Due to its rheoplastic nature MasterEmaco S 466
TYPICAL PROPERTIES
can be utilised as a grout and poured under a
head of pressure. MasterEmaco S 466 should
not be used where the depth of voids to be filled is Wet density approx. 2285 kg/m³
less than 20mm. Compressive >25 N/mm² at 1 day
Used as the capping medium in conjunction with strength at 25°C >35 N/mm² at 3 days
MasterSeal 910 in the BASF pile head BS 1881 Part 116 >45 N/mm² at 7 days
waterproofing system. For further details of this >65 N/mm² at 28 days
system, please contact your BASF representative. Tensile strength >3N/mm² at 28 days
BS 1881 Part 117
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Resistivity 5000-10000cm
General repair and renovation of decayed, Flexural strength >10N/mm²
defective or damaged concrete such as: BS 4551 Part 1 1998
/ BS EN 12390-3
 Columns
Rapid Chloride <1000 coulombs
 Walls
Permeability ASTM
 Beams
C1202: 2009
 Honeycombed concrete Water permeability <10mm
 Floors BS EN 12390 Part 8
PACKAGING
MasterEmaco S 466 is supplied in 25kg bags.
MasterEmaco® S 466
METHOD OF USE
MasterEmaco S 466 is a versatile repair and Areas to be repaired should be soaked with water
renovation mortar. Surface preparation, method of for several hours prior to application of
use etc. are dependent on the job in hand. MasterEmaco S 466 to minimise local absorption
Detailed below are general guidelines for the use and to assist in the free flow of the concrete.
of MasterEmaco S 466. For full specification Before placing ensure concrete surfaces are damp
details and advice on specific repairs contact your but free of standing water and seal drainage
local representative. outlets. Ensure formwork is secure to prevent
movement during placing and curing.
Providing the substrate has been thoroughly
APPLICATION PROCEDURE soaked priming is not normally necessary.
PREPARATION The use of MasterBrace ADH 1414, epoxy

It is essential that the surface of the concrete to be bonding agent is recommended where high
repaired is sound, clean and uncontaminated. soluble salts are present in the parent concrete.
Corrosion must be removed from steel MasterBrace ADH 1414 epoxy bonding agent is
reinforcement before application of recommended as it prevents migration to the
MasterEmaco S 466. In certain instances where repair of deleterious salts such as chlorides or
there is a significant loss of section, the steel may sulphates as well as bonding new concrete to old.
have to be replaced. Defective areas should have
a 20mm deep saw cut made around the perimeter. When MasterBrace ADH 1414 is used, pre-
Cut back all defective concrete to a sound base. soaking is not necessary, but care should be taken
Feather edging must be avoided. to ensure formwork is erected and
MasterEmaco S 466 placed within open time of
Care should be taken to ensure formwork is water MasterBrace ADH 1414 (generally within 8 hours)
tight and constructed in line with normal concreting at 25°C.
practice. The use of formwork tape is
recommended in order to eliminate grout loss. MIXING
The unrestrained surface of the repair should be Since MasterEmaco S 466 is a precision concrete
kept to a minimum and care should be taken to it is important that care is exercised in mixing and
ensure at least 20mm cover to reinforcement. placing. It is essential that a mechanically
Soaking prior to placement is essential and powered mixer is used or suitable drill and paddle.
provision should be made for drainage outlets. The specified amount of water to obtain the
Where MasterEmaco S 466 is to be poured desired consistency can be varied according to
ensure access is available and a head of pressure site conditions but should not exceed 3.5 litres per
can be maintained. 25kg bag.
Under no circumstances should
PRIMING
MasterEmaco S 466 be re-tempered by the later
Prime reinforcing steel with 2 coats of addition of water. Damp down the inside of the
MasterEmaco 8100 AP. mixer with water prior to mixing the initial batch of
MasterEmaco S 466. Ensure the mixer is damp
but free of standing water. Add the pre-measured
quantity of water. Slowly add the
MasterEmaco S 466 powder mixing continuously.
Mix for 3 to 5 minutes until a smooth, uniform,
homogenous mix is achieved.
MasterEmaco® S 466
PLACING STORAGE
MasterEmaco S 466 should be placed in a single Store out of direct sunlight, clear of the ground on
continuous operation. Poured material should be pallets protected from rainfall. Avoid excessive
introduced slowly to prevent entrapment of air. It compaction. Shelf life is 1 year when stored as
is essential to place the mixed material within 30 above.
minutes of batching.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CURING As with other products containing Portland
As with all cementitious material curing is of vital cement, the cementitious material in
importance to ensure that optimum properties are MasterEmaco S 466 may cause irritation. In case
obtained. of contact with eyes, immediately flush with plenty
of water for at least 15 minutes. Call a physician.
SUBSEQUENT SURFACE FINISHES In case of contact with skin, wash skin thoroughly.
It is recommended that products from the
MasterProtect range of protective finishes be NOTE
applied. Field service, where provided, does not constitute
supervisory responsibility. For additional
Note: In addition to shrinkage compensation, this information contact your local BASF
product has been designed to develop tensile strength
representative.
sufficient to withstand the internal stress generated by
volume change to reduce the incidence of drying BASF reserves the right to have the true cause of
shrinkage cracking. any difficulty determined by accepted test
methods.
CLEANING
Treat as concrete. Clean all tools with water
* Properties listed are based on laboratory controlled tests.
immediately after use. Hardened material can be
removed using mechanical means. ® = Registered trademark of the BASF-Group in many countries.
COVERAGE
Yield approximately 12.5 litres per 25kg.
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The technical information and application advice given in this BASF publication are based on the present state of
STATEMENT OF our best scientific and practical knowledge. As the information herein is of a general nature, no assumption can be
RESPONSIBILITY made as to a product's suitability for a particular use or application and no warranty as to its accuracy, reliability or
completeness either expressed or implied is given other than those required by law. The user is responsible for
checking the suitability of products for their intended use.
Field service where provided does not constitute supervisory responsibility. Suggestions made by BASF either
NOTE orally or in writing may be followed, modified or rejected by the owner, engineer or contractor since they, and not
BASF, are responsible for carrying out procedures appropriate to a specific application.
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Method Statement
MS – AD-MasterEmaco S 466/CHL-10/2015
THIS METHOD STATEMENT COVERS PREPARATION AND APPLICATION OF A CAST-IN

PLACE REPAIR, WHERE CHLORIDES ARE KNOWN TO BE PRESENT IN THE HOST
CONCRETE.
METHOD STATEMENT: MasterEmaco S 466 (Formerly Known As EMACO S66 T)
1. GENERAL:
1.1. The area to be repaired should be marked on the drawings and on the structure, and
subject to revision based on conditions found as breaking out proceeds.
1.2. All further repairs will be at the discretion of the Engineer and subject to remeasurement.
1.3. All deviations from the original Bill of Quantities or scope of works must be agreed in
writing by the Engineer before reinstatement starts.
2. PREPARATION:
2.1. The edges of all repairs shall be cut by angle grinder or similar to produce a regular profile
with a minimum depth of 20mm. No feather edges will be accepted in any repair work.
2.2. All contaminated, decayed and spalled concrete shall be broken out using high pressure
water jetting or pointed mechanical chisels. The use of blunt scabbling hammers which can
fracture aggregate, but leave it in place, are not permitted.
2.3. Where the removal of damaged concrete exposes the steel, further breaking out to expose
the full circumference of the steel is essential. A minimum of 20mm behind the steel is
required.
2.4. Breaking out shall continue beyond the periphery of the damaged area until uncorroded
steel is exposed.
2.5. Exposed steel should be cleaned by high pressure water jetting, mechanical wire brush or
grit blasting, to remove all corrosion products and be washed down with potable water to
remove any residual contamination.
2.6. If reinforcement has deteriorated, it shall be removed and be replaced as directed by the
Engineer.
2.7. The prepared surface shall be sound, dense, free of all oil, grease, loose and and fractured
aggregate or other contaminants that could impair adhesion.
3. COATING OF STEEL:
3.1. Where directed by the Engineer, the cleaned steel shall be given a continuous coating of
MasterEmaco 8100 AP, a single component, active, zinc rich, epoxy primer, and allowed
to dry for at least 2 hours. If left exposed the MasterEmaco 8100 AP coated steel must be
washed down with potable water to remove any deposited contamination prior to
encapsulation.
4. PRIMING / FORMWORK:
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4.1. MasterBrace ADH 1414, a two component, solvent free, epoxy bonding agent, shall be
applied to surfaces where the migration of chlorides present in the parent concrete is
anticipated.
4.2. Pour the total contents of the MasterBrace ADH 1414 (Part B) into the larger base tin
(Part A) and stir with a clean dry rod until a uniform and streak free consistency is
achieved.
4.3. Pour contents into a flat paint tray.
4.4. Using a short haired brush MasterBrace ADH 1414 shall be applied to the prepared
surface ensuring total coverage of the substrate and paying special attention to the saw cut
edges of the parent concrete.
4.5. Formwork shall be erected ensuring it is firmly in place, sealed to be “grout tight” and to
provide at least 20mm cover to the steel.
4.6. A 45° birds mouth shall be constructed at the top of the formwork to ensure ease of
placement of the MasterEmaco S 466.
4.7. MasterEmaco S 466, shall be applied to the primed substrate whilst the primer is still
tacky.
5. TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS:
5.1. MasterEmaco S 466 shall be used when the ambient temperature is between +5°C and
50°C. Chilled water shall be used to prevent mixed material temperatures exceeding 32°C.
5.2. Substrate temperatures should not be less than 5°C. In hot weather, areas to be repaired
shall be shaded from direct sunlight.
6. MIXING:
6.1. The mixer shall be capable of imparting sufficient shear throughout the mix to ensure a
homogenous, lump free consistency. Mixers such as slow speed drill and mortar mixing
paddle or modified free fall mixers are suitable.
6.2. Ensure the mixing container is clean and dampened down prior to mixing.
6.3. A proportion of the specified amount of water (approx. 90%) to achieve the requried flow
shall be poured into the mixer. Slowly add the powder whilst the mixing drum is rotating.
6.4. Mixing shall be for a minimum of 3 minutes during which time the remaining mix water may
be added, if required, until a uniform free flowing consistency is achieved.
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7. APPLICATION:
7.1. The mixed MasterEmaco S 466 shall be poured steadily and continuously, through the
birds mouth opening at the top of the formwork. A slow steady pouring rate reduces the
chances of air entrapment.
7.2. Alternatively, the MasterEmaco S 466 shall be placed by pouring into a funnel attached to
a flexible pipe of 30-50mm diameter, the pipe is initially placed near the bottom of the
formwork. The pipe is then raised as the pour continues.
7.3. For large scale repairs of extended length, the MasterEmaco S 466 shall be placed in
layers, i.e. place from left to right in one layer and then repeated with the successive layers
applying the MasterEmaco S 466 wet on wet.
7.4. MasterEmaco S 466 shall be placed continuously, minimising the amount of time between
successive batches.
7.5. MasterEmaco S 466 is self compacting and does not require external vibration. However,
tapping the formwork lightly with a hammer during placement will contribute towards
effective consolidation of the material.
8. CURING:
8.1. Using the appropriate MasterKure curing compound, spray surfaces immediately upon
removal of formwork and spray at least 10cm onto the adjacent concrete around the
periphery of the repair.
8.2. Protect from wind, rain and direct sunlight for 24 hours.
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MS – AD- MasterEmaco S 466 - NC- 10/2015
THIS METHOD STATEMENT COVERS PREPARATION AND APPLICATION OF A CAST-IN-

PLACE REPAIR, WHERE THERE IS NO RESIDUAL CHLORIDE CONTAMINATION IN THE
HOST CONCRETE
METHOD STATEMENT: MasterEmaco S 466 (Formerly Known As EMACO S66 T)
1. GENERAL:
1.1. The area to be repaired should be marked on the drawings and on the structure, and
subject to revision based on conditions found as breaking out proceeds.
1.2. All further repairs will be at the discretion of the Engineer and subject to remeasurement.
1.3 All deviations from the original Bill of Quantities or scope of works must be agreed in
writing by the Engineer before reinstatement starts.
2. PREPARATION:
2.1. The edges of all repairs shall be cut by angle grinder or similar to produce a regular profile
with a minimum depth of 20mm. No feather edges will be accepted in any repair work.
2.2. The predetermined areas shall be broken out to remove all substandard concrete.
2.3. Breaking out should be undertaken using high pressure water jetting or pointed mechanical
chisels. The use of blunt scabbling hammers which can fracture aggregate, but leave it in
place, are not permitted.
2.4. Breaking out shall continue until sound, dense concrete is encountered.
2.5. Exposed steel should be cleaned by high pressure water jetting, mechanical wire brush or
grit blasting, and be washed down with potable water to remove any residual dust.
2.6. The prepared surface must be sound, dense, free of all oil, grease, loose and fractured
aggregate or other contaminants that could impair adhesion.
3. COATING OF STEEL:
3.1. Where directed by the Engineer, the cleaned steel shall be given a continuous coating of
MasterEmaco 8100 AP, a single component, active, zinc rich, epoxy primer and allowed to
dry for at least 2 hours. If left exposed the MasterEmaco 8100 AP coated steel must be
washed with potable water to remove any deposited contamination prior to encapsulation.
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4. PRIMING / FORMWORK:
4.1. Formwork shall be erected, ensuring it is firmly in place, sealed to be “grout tight”, and to
provide at least 20mm cover to steel.
4.2. Provision must be made for drainage outlets at the lowest points of the sealed formwork.
4.3. A 45° birds mouth shall be constructed at the top of the formwork to ensure ease of
placement of the MasterEmaco S 466.
4.4. The shuttered repair shall be saturated for 3-4 hours with potable water prior to placement
of MasterEmaco S 466.
5. TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS:
5.1. MasterEmaco S 466 shall be used when the ambient temperature is between +5°C and
50°C. Chilled water shall be used to prevent mixed material temperatures exceeding 32°C.
5.2. Substrate temperatures should not be less than 5°C. In hot weather, areas to be repaired
shall be shaded from direct sunlight.
6. MIXING:
6.1. The mixer shall be capable of imparting sufficient shear throughout the mix to ensure a
homogenous, lump free consistency. Mixers such as slow speed drill and mortar mixing
paddle or modified free fall mixers are suitable.
6.2. Ensure the mixing container is clean and dampened down prior to mixing.
6.3. Add sufficient water to achieve the required flow, then whilst the mixer is rotating slowly
add the powder.
6.4. Mixing shall be for a minimum of 3 minutes during which time the remaining mix water may
be added, if required, until a uniform free flowing consistency is achieved.
6.5. The maximum water addition is 3.5 litres always use the minimum amount of water to
achieve the required flow.
7. APPLICATION:
7.1. Ensure all free water is drained from the formwork and the drain holes are plugged before
mixing the MasterEmaco S 466.
7.2. The mixed MasterEmaco S 466 shall be poured steadily and continuously, through the
birds mouth opening at the top of the formwork. A slow steady pouring rate reduces the
chances of air entrapment.
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7.3. Alternatively, the MasterEmaco S 466 (Formerly Known As EMACO S66 T) shall be
placed by pouring into a funnel attached to a flexible pipe of 30-50mm diameter, the pipe is
initially placed near the bottom of the formwork. The pipe is then raised as the pour
continues.
7.4. For large scale repairs of extended length, the MasterEmaco S 466 (Formerly Known As
EMACO S66 T) shall be placed in layers, i.e. place from left to right in one layer and then
repeated with the successive layers applying the MasterEmaco S 466 (Formerly Known
As EMACO S66 T) wet on wet.
7.5. MasterEmaco S 466 (Formerly Known As EMACO S66 T) shall be placed continuously,
minimising the amount of time between successive batches.
7.6. MasterEmaco S 466 (Formerly Known As EMACO S66 T) is self compacting and does
not require external vibration. Tapping the formwork lightly with a hammer during
placement will contribute towards effective consolidation of the material.
8. CURING:
8.1. Using the appropriate MasterKure curing compound, surfaces shall be sprayed
immediately upon removal of formwork, extending at least 10cm onto the adjacent
concrete around the periphery of the repair.
8.1. Protect from wind, rain and direct sunlight for 24 hours.
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Material Safety
Data Sheet
Safety data sheet
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BASF Safety data sheet according to Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 as amended from time to time.
Date / Revised: 21.01.2016 Version: 2.2
Product: MasterEmaco S 466 also EMACO S66 T
(ID no. 30586452/SDS_GEN_EU/EN)
Date of print 22.01.2016
SECTION 1: Identification of the substance/mixture and of the

company/undertaking
1.1. Product identifier
MasterEmaco S 466 also EMACO S66 T

1.2. Relevant identified uses of the substance or mixture and uses advised against
Relevant identified uses: Product for construction chemicals
1.3. Details of the supplier of the safety data sheet
Company:
BASF SE
67056 Ludwigshafen
GERMANY
Operating Division Construction Chemicals
Telephone: +49 621 60-74354

E-mail address: info.construction-chemicals@basf.com
1.4. Emergency telephone number
International emergency number:

Telephone: +49 180 2273-112
SECTION 2: Hazards Identification
2.1. Classification of the substance or mixture
According to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 [CLP]
Skin Corr./Irrit. 2
Eye Dam./Irrit. 1
STOT SE 3 (irritating to respiratory system)
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H318, H315, H335
For the classifications not written out in full in this section the full text can be found in section 16.
2.2. Label elements
Globally Harmonized System, EU (GHS)
Pictogram:
Signal Word:
Danger
Hazard Statement:
H318 Causes serious eye damage.
H315 Causes skin irritation.
H335 May cause respiratory irritation.
Precautionary Statement:
P102 Keep out of reach of children.
Precautionary Statements (Prevention):

P280 Wear protective gloves and eye/face protection.
P261 Avoid breathing dust.
P264 Wash with plenty of water and soap thoroughly after handling.
Precautionary Statements (Response):

P305 + P351 + P338 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove
contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.
P315 Get immediate medical advice/attention.
P304 + P340 IF INHALED: Remove person to fresh air and keep comfortable for
breathing.
P302 + P352 IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of soap and water.
P332 + P313 If skin irritation occurs: Get medical advice/attention.
P362 + P364 Take off contaminated clothing and wash it before reuse.
Hazard determining component(s) for labelling: Cement, portland, chemicals
2.3. Other hazards

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If applicable information is provided in this section on other hazards which do not result in
classification but which may contribute to the overall hazards of the substance or mixture.
SECTION 3: Composition/Information on Ingredients

3.1. Substances
Not applicable
3.2. Mixtures
Chemical nature
modified cement mortar
Hazardous ingredients (GHS)

according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008
Calcium dihydroxide
Content (W/W): < 3 % Skin Corr./Irrit. 2
CAS Number: 1305-62-0 Eye Dam./Irrit. 1
EC-Number: 215-137-3 H318, H315
REACH registration number: 01-
2119446671-38
Cement, portland, chemicals

Content (W/W): < 75 % Skin Corr./Irrit. 2
CAS Number: 65997-15-1 Eye Dam./Irrit. 1
EC-Number: 266-043-4 STOT SE 3 (irr. to respiratory syst.)
H318, H315, H335
For the classifications not written out in full in this section, including the hazard classes and the
hazard statements, the full text is listed in section 16.
SECTION 4: First-Aid Measures

4.1. Description of first aid measures
First aid personnel should pay attention to their own safety. Remove contaminated clothing.
If inhaled:
After inhalation of dust. Keep patient calm, remove to fresh air. If difficulties occur: Obtain medical
attention.
On skin contact:
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After contact with skin, wash immediately with plenty of water and soap. Under no circumstances
should organic solvent be used. If irritation develops, seek medical attention.
On contact with eyes:

Wash affected eyes for at least 15 minutes under running water with eyelids held open, consult an
eye specialist.
On ingestion:
Rinse mouth immediately and then drink plenty of water, seek medical attention. Do not induce
vomiting unless told to by a poison control center or doctor.
4.2. Most important symptoms and effects, both acute and delayed
Symptoms: The most important known symptoms and effects are described in the labelling (see
section 2) and/or in section 11.
4.3. Indication of any immediate medical attention and special treatment needed
Treatment: Treat according to symptoms (decontamination, vital functions), no known specific
antidote.
SECTION 5: Fire-Fighting Measures

5.1. Extinguishing media
Additional information:
Product itself is non-combustible. Only the packaging materials can catch fire. The extinguishing
agents normally used are sufficient.
5.2. Special hazards arising from the substance or mixture
Product is not combustible or explosive. No particular hazards known.
5.3. Advice for fire-fighters

Further information:
Product itself is non-combustible; fire extinguishing method of surrounding areas must be
considered. The degree of risk is governed by the burning substance and the fire conditions. Dispose
of fire debris and contaminated extinguishing water in accordance with official regulations.
SECTION 6: Accidental Release Measures

6.1. Personal precautions, protective equipment and emergency procedures
Avoid dust formation. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Use personal protective clothing. Handle in
accordance with good building materials hygiene and safety practice.
6.2. Environmental precautions

Do not discharge into drains/surface waters/groundwater.
6.3. Methods and material for containment and cleaning up

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Sweep/shovel up.
6.4. Reference to other sections

Information regarding exposure controls/personal protection and disposal considerations can be
found in section 8 and 13.
SECTION 7: Handling and Storage

7.1. Precautions for safe handling
Avoid dust formation. The Cement contained in this product reacts alkaline when in contact with
water or humidity. This may cause severe irritation of skin or mucous membranes. The humidity of
the skin or mucous membranes is enough for this reaction. Prolonged direct contact to the dry
product should be avoided therefore. Avoid inhalation of dusts. Avoid skin contact. Pour downwind
and allow as little free fall as possible while emptying bags into equipment. Breathing must be
protected when large quantities are decanted without local exhaust ventilation.
Protection against fire and explosion:

No special precautions necessary.
7.2. Conditions for safe storage, including any incompatibilities
Suitable materials for containers: High density polyethylene (HDPE)

Further information on storage conditions: Containers should be stored tightly sealed in a dry place.
7.3. Specific end use(s)

For the relevant identified use(s) listed in Section 1 the advice mentioned in this section 7 is to be
observed.
SECTION 8: Exposure Controls/Personal Protection

8.1. Control parameters
Components with occupational exposure limits
The substances without values are not listed in the occupational exposure regulations for the validity
area of this safety data sheet.
65997-15-1: Cement, portland, chemicals
8.2. Exposure controls

Personal protective equipment
Respiratory protection:
Breathing protection if dusts are formed. (Particle filter EN 143 P1)
Hand protection:
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nitrile coated cotton gloves (e.g. EN 388, 374)
Eye protection:
Tightly fitting safety goggles (splash goggles) (e.g. EN 166)
Body protection:
Body protection must be chosen based on level of activity and exposure., light protective clothing
General safety and hygiene measures

Avoid contact with the skin, eyes and clothing. Avoid inhalation of dusts. In order to prevent
contamination while handling, closed working clothes and working gloves should be used. Handle in
accordance with good building materials hygiene and safety practice. When using, do not eat, drink
or smoke. Hands and/or face should be washed before breaks and at the end of the shift. At the end
of the shift the skin should be cleaned and skin-care agents applied. Gloves must be inspected
regularly and prior to each use. Replace if necessary (e.g. pinhole leaks). Contaminated equipment
or clothing should be cleaned after each use or disposed of.
SECTION 9: Physical and Chemical Properties

9.1. Information on basic physical and chemical properties
Form: powder
Colour: dark grey
Odour: odourless
Odour threshold:
Not determined due to potential
health hazard by inhalation.
pH value:
(70 %(m))
alkaline
Melting point:
not applicable
Flash point:
not applicable
Flammability: not flammable
Density:
not applicable
Self ignition: not self-igniting
Thermal decomposition: No decomposition if stored and handled as prescribed/indicated.

Viscosity, dynamic:
not applicable
Explosion hazard: not explosive
Fire promoting properties: not fire-propagating
9.2. Other information

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Self heating ability: It is not a substance capable of
spontaneous heating.
Bulk density: approx. 1,250 - 2,800 kg/m3

Miscibility with water:
(20 °C)
immiscible
Hygroscopy: hygroscopic
Solids content: 100 %
Other Information:
If necessary, information on other physical and chemical parameters is indicated in this section.
SECTION 10: Stability and Reactivity

10.1. Reactivity
No hazardous reactions if stored and handled as prescribed/indicated.
Corrosion to metals: No corrosive effect on metal.
10.2. Chemical stability

The product is stable if stored and handled as prescribed/indicated.
10.3. Possibility of hazardous reactions

The product is stable if stored and handled as prescribed/indicated.
10.4. Conditions to avoid

See MSDS section 7 - Handling and storage.
10.5. Incompatible materials
Substances to avoid:
strong bases, strong acids
10.6. Hazardous decomposition products
No hazardous decomposition products if stored and handled as prescribed/indicated.
SECTION 11: Toxicological Information

11.1. Information on toxicological effects
Acute toxicity
Assessment of acute toxicity:

Virtually nontoxic after a single ingestion. Virtually nontoxic after a single skin contact. Virtually
nontoxic by inhalation. The product has not been tested. The statement has been derived from the
properties of the individual components.
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Irritation
Assessment of irritating effects:

Skin contact causes irritation. May cause severe damage to the eyes. The product has not been
tested. The statement has been derived from the properties of the individual components.
Information on: Cement, portland, chemicals

Experimental/calculated data:
Skin corrosion/irritation rabbit: Irritant.
----------------------------------
Information on: Cement, portland, chemicals

Experimental/calculated data:
Serious eye damage/irritation rabbit: irreversible damage
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Respiratory/Skin sensitization
Assessment of sensitization:
There is no evidence of a skin-sensitizing potential. The product has not been tested. The statement
has been derived from the properties of the individual components.
Chromate in this product has been reduced. Sensitization due to chromate within stated shelf-live is
unlikely.
Germ cell mutagenicity
Assessment of mutagenicity:
The chemical structure does not suggest a specific alert for such an effect. Based on available Data,
the classification criteria are not met.
Carcinogenicity
Assessment of carcinogenicity:
Reproductive toxicity
Assessment of reproduction toxicity:

Developmental toxicity
Assessment of teratogenicity:
Specific target organ toxicity (single exposure)

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Assessment of STOT single:

Causes temporary irritation of the respiratory tract.
Remarks: The product has not been tested. The statement has been derived from the properties of
the individual components.
Repeated dose toxicity and Specific target organ toxicity (repeated exposure)
Assessment of repeated dose toxicity:

No reliable data was available concerning repeated dose toxicity. Based on available Data, the
classification criteria are not met. The product has not been tested. The statement has been derived
from the properties of the individual components.
Aspiration hazard
No data available.
Other relevant toxicity information
Based on our experience and the information available, no adverse health effects are expected if
handled as recommended with suitable precautions for designated uses. The product has not been
tested. The statements on toxicology have been derived from the properties of the individual
components.
SECTION 12: Ecological Information

12.1. Toxicity
Assessment of aquatic toxicity:

There is a high probability that the product is not acutely harmful to aquatic organisms.
The product gives rise to pH shifts. Based on available Data, the classification criteria are not met.
12.2. Persistence and degradability
Assessment biodegradation and elimination (H2O):

Inorganic product which cannot be eliminated from water by biological purification processes. The
product is slightly soluble in water. It can be largely eliminated from the water by abiotic processes,
e.g. mechanical separation.
Not applicable for inorganic substances.
Elimination information:
not applicable
12.3. Bioaccumulative potential
Assessment bioaccumulation potential:

The product will not be readily bioavailable due to its consistency and insolubility in water.
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12.4. Mobility in soil
Assessment transport between environmental compartments:

Volatility: The substance will not evaporate into the atmosphere from the water surface.
Adsorption in soil: Following exposure to soil, adsorption to solid soil particles is probable, therefore
contamination of groundwater is not expected.
12.5. Results of PBT and vPvB assessment
The product does not contain a substance fulfilling the PBT (persistent/bioaccumulative/toxic) criteria
or the vPvB (very persistent/very bioaccumulative) criteria.
12.6. Other adverse effects
The product does not contain substances that are listed in Regulation (EC) 1005/2009 on
substances that deplete the ozone layer.
12.7. Additional information
Other ecotoxicological advice:

Do not discharge product into the environment without control. The product has not been tested. The
statements on ecotoxicology have been derived from the properties of the individual components.
SECTION 13: Disposal Considerations
13.1. Waste treatment methods
Observe national and local legal requirements.

Residues should be disposed of in the same manner as the substance/product.
Contaminated packaging:
Completely emptied packagings can be given for recycling.
SECTION 14: Transport Information
Land transport
ADR
Not classified as a dangerous good under transport regulations
UN number: Not applicable
UN proper shipping name: Not applicable
Transport hazard class(es): Not applicable
Packing group: Not applicable
Environmental hazards: Not applicable
Special precautions for None known
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user
RID
user
Inland waterway transport

ADN
user:
Transport in inland waterway vessel

Not evaluated
Sea transport
IMDG
user
Air transport
IATA/ICAO
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user
14.1. UN number
See corresponding entries for “UN number” for the respective regulations in the tables above.
14.2. UN proper shipping name

See corresponding entries for “UN proper shipping name” for the respective regulations in the tables
above.
14.3. Transport hazard class(es)

See corresponding entries for “Transport hazard class(es)” for the respective regulations in the
tables above.
14.4. Packing group

See corresponding entries for “Packing group” for the respective regulations in the tables above.
14.5. Environmental hazards

See corresponding entries for “Environmental hazards” for the respective regulations in the tables
above.
14.6. Special precautions for user

See corresponding entries for “Special precautions for user” for the respective regulations in the
tables above.
14.7. Transport in bulk according to Annex II of MARPOL and the IBC Code
Regulation: Not evaluated
Shipment approved: Not evaluated
Pollution name: Not evaluated
Pollution category: Not evaluated
Ship Type: Not evaluated
SECTION 15: Regulatory Information

15.1. Safety, health and environmental regulations/legislation specific for the
substance or mixture
If other regulatory information applies that is not already provided elsewhere in this safety data
sheet, then it is described in this subsection.
15.2. Chemical Safety Assessment

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Chemical Safety Assessment not required
SECTION 16: Other Information
Full text of the classifications, including the hazard classes and the hazard statements, if mentioned
in section 2 or 3:
Skin Corr./Irrit. Skin corrosion/irritation
Eye Dam./Irrit. Serious eye damage/eye irritation
STOT SE Specific target organ toxicity — single exposure
H318 Causes serious eye damage.
H315 Causes skin irritation.
H335 May cause respiratory irritation.
The data contained in this safety data sheet are based on our current knowledge and experience and
describe the product only with regard to safety requirements. The data do not describe the product's
properties (product specification). Neither should any agreed property nor the suitability of the product for
any specific purpose be deduced from the data contained in the safety data sheet. It is the responsibility
of the recipient of the product to ensure any proprietary rights and existing laws and legislation are
observed.
Vertical lines in the left hand margin indicate an amendment from the previous version.
Job References
International Job References - MasterEmaco S 466
DATE PROJECT CONTRACTOR CONSULTANT COUNTRY
MAG 230 (P238) G+5P+HC+TF+31 RESIDENTIAL TOWER ON

DESIGN CENTRE ARCHITECTS &
2017/08 PLOT NO. 6466970 AT WADI AL SAFA 4, CITY OF ARABIA - SEIDCO GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. UAE
ENGINEERS CONSULTANTS
DUBAI, UAE
UAE
THE STERLING (EAST & WEST TOWER) ON PLOT NO. 346-711 & ARKIPLAN CONSULTING
2017/08 SUN ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING CO
346-712 AT BUSINESS BAY, DUBAI, UAE ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS
UAE
JEBEL ALI REFINERY EXPANSION, JEBEL ALI FREE ZONE, TECHNIP ITALY (EPC) / ARABIAN CONSTRUCTION
2017/07 KELLOGG BROWN & ROOT (KBR)
DUBAI, UAE COMPANY
UAE
DUBAI HILLS ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT - PLOT
2017/06 SEIDCO GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. NATIONAL ENGINEERING BUREAU
NO.5AB AT MOHAMMED BIN RASHID CITY DUBAI, UAE
AL GARHOUD MIXED USED DEVELOPMENT (3B+G+M+8 UAE

ENGINEERING CONSORTIUM -
2017/06 FLOORS+R) ON PLOT NO. 2140555 AT AL GARHOUD, DUBAI, AL HABTOOR LEIGHTON GROUP
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
UAE
CONSTRUCTION OF MAZAYA RESIDENCE PROJECT OMAN

ENGINEERING INNOVATION
2017/06 (RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL PROJECT) AT SEEB, MUSCAT - AL HAJIRY TRADING LLC
DESIGN & CONSULTING
PLOT NOS. 1142, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1152, 1153 OMAN
UAE
R881/3C2 - COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PARALLEL CHINA STATE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
2017/05 PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED
ROADS - PHASE 3C2, DUBAI, UAE CORPORATION (MIDDLE EAST) LLC
1B+G+6 STOREY+ROOF HOTEL AND FURNISHED APARTMENT UAE

2017/05 BUILDING ON PLOT NO. 3734543 AT AL BARSHA (DEYAAR SUN ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING CO U+A ARCHITECTS
HOTEL), DUBAI, UAE
TOWN SQUARE DEVELOPMENT, PHASE 1 - CONSTRUCTION OF UAE

STUDIO INTERNATIONAL
2017/04 HAYAT BOULEVARD (G+P+8) BUILDING ON PLOT NO. 007 AT AL UNITED ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
QUDRA ROAD - DUBAI, UAE
UAE
DUBAI MALL BOULEVARD EXPANSION AT DOWNTOWN DUBAI
2017/04 AL SHAFAR GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. WSP CONSULTANT
DEVELOPMENT, DUBAI, UAE
DOWNTOWN DUBAI DEVELOPMENT FOUNTAIN VIEWS UAE

2017/04 RECTANGULAR HELIX ACCESS RAMP & ROAD WORKS, DUBAI, AL HABTOOR LEIGHTON GROUP TURNER / CH2M
UAE
KIEFERLE & PARTNER (K&P) GMBH UAE

MERANO TOWER ON PLOT NO. 3460477, BUSINESS BAY, DUBAI,
2017/04 COMMODORE CONTRACTING CO. LLC / GULF ENGINEERING &
UAE
CONSULTANTS
(PARCEL ID: 3450782) MASHREQ BANK HEADQUARTERS

2017/04 TOWER (4B+G+31 FLOORS + LR+UP) LOCATED IN BURJ ARABIAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WSP MIDDLE EAST UAE
KHALIFA DISTRICT DOWNTOWN, DUBAI
DIFC GATE AVENUE (MAIN WORKS) AT DIFC DISTRICT DUBAI,

2017/03 AL HABTOOR LEIGHTON GROUP RMJM UAE
UAE
R1077 - PORTS VIEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (B+G+6+R)

2017/03 ON PLOT NO. 321-2120 AT MADINAT AL MELAHEYAH - DUBAI, DUBCO CONSTRUCTION LLC OMAR BIN EID ARCHITECTS (OBE) UAE
UAE
DUBAI CREEK HARBOUR DEVELOPMENT - HARBOUR VIEWS - ATK ENGINEERING CONSULTANT

2017/03 AL SHAFAR GENERAL CONTRACTING CO.
TWIN TOWERS ON PLOT 18 PARCEL ID 1458719, DUBAI, UAE LLC
A2Z ARCHITECTURAL
2017/02 MIRDIFF HILLS IN MIRDIFF, DUBAI, UAE ENGINEERING CONTRACTING CO. LLC
ENGINEERING CONSULTANT
CONSTRUCTION OF MY CITY CENTRE SUR COMMUNITY MALL SPML / OMAN SHAPOORJI CONSTRUCTION CO
2017/01 COWI & PARTNERS OMAN
OMAN LLC (OSCO) JV
AL BATHA TOWER (B+G+46F+RF1+RF2+RF3) ON PLOT NO.

2017/01 3460225 & CARPARK BUILDING (G+9F+HC+POOL DECK+ROOF) DUBAI CIVIL ENGINEERING KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
ON PLOT NO. 3460227 AT BUSINESS BAY DUBAI, UAE
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXPANSION (PHASE III)
2017/01 CONTRACT NO: SP070 - CONCOURSE C, B AND TERMINAL 1 AL SHAFAR GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. DAR AL-HANDASAH UAE
(BHS HALLS C & D) IMPROVEMENT WORKS – DUBAI, UAE
COASTGUARD AREA DEVELOPMENT AT SIDAB, PHASE 1

2016/12 CARILLION ALAWI LLC. KHATIB & ALAMI AND PARTNERS OMAN
ADVANCED WORKS OMAN
FEWA CONTRACT NO. 71E/2015 - 132/33/11KV SUBSTATION FEDERAL ELECTRICITY & WATER
2016/12 AL NABOODAH CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLC UAE
WORKS IN NORTHERN EMIRATES - AJMAN, UAE AUTHORITY
THE ROYAL ATLANTIS RESORT AND RESIDENCES, THE PALM DYNAMIC ENGINEERING
2016/11 SSANYONG / BESIX JOINT VENTURE UAE
ISLAND DUBAI, UAE CONSULTANT (DEC)
OMAN MUSEUM ACROSS AGES (OMAA) AT WILAYAT OF MANAH, SPML / OMAN SHAPOORJI CONSTRUCTION CO
2016/10 COX GROUP-ABU DHABI OMAN
AL DAKHILIYAH OMAN LLC (OSCO) JV
ME 3000 MAIN WORKS BADR PHASE 1 ON PLOT NO. 2615314 AT LACASA ARCHITECTS &
2016/07 ENGINEERING CONTRACTING CO. LLC UAE
MUHAISNAH FIRST, DUBAI, UAE ENGINEERING CONSULTANT
RESIDENTIAL TOWER ON PLOT NO. PR2 - C5 AT AL REEM KEO INTERNATIONAL

2016/07 COMMODORE CONTRACTING CO. LLC UAE
ISLAND, ABU DHABI, UAE CONSULTANTS
DEIRA ISLANDS - NIGHT SOUK AND BOARDWALK, PALM DEIRA,

2016/06 UNITED ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION AE7 CONSULTANTS UAE
DUBAI, UAE
AL MARYAH CENTRAL PROJECT AT SUPERPLOT CP-A, AL AECOM CANSULT MAUNSELL / WSP

2016/06 BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX CONSTRUCTIONS UAE
MARYAH ISLAND, ABU DHABI, UAE MIDDLE EAST
GENERAL MAINTENANCE OF KUWAIT AIRLINES BUILDING AND MEDCO GENERAL TRADING AND CONTRACTING
2016/06 KUWAIT AIRWAYS KUWAIT
SERVICE ROOM, KUWAIT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS, KUWAIT CO.
NEW ROYAL OMAN POLICE GENERAL HOSPITAL AT AIRPORT
SPML / OMAN SHAPOORJI CONSTRUCTION CO
2016/06 HEIGHTS, MUSCAT PACKAGE 2 (ACCOMMODATIONS), MUSCAT, ROYAL OMAN POLICE OMAN
LLC (OSCO) JV
OMAN
OMAN CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE - PHASE 1 OMAN SHAPOORJI CONSTRUCTION
2016/06 OMAN SHAPOORJI CONSTRUCTION CO LLC OMAN
PACKAGE 3, MUSCAT, OMAN CO LLC
2016/05 CONSTRUCTION OF ADAM AIR BASE, PACKAGE 4 & 5, OMAN AL BADI TRADING & CONT EST HILL INTERNATIONAL OMAN
ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
2016/05 THREE STAR HOTEL AT AL BARSHA FIRST- DUBAI, UAE ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION LLC UAE
GROUP (ECG)
PROPOSED HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL TOWER (4B+G+2P+44F+2R)

2016/04 AL SHAFAR GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. ARCH GROUP UAE
ON PLOT NO. 3935794 AL THANYAH 5TH (JLT) - DUBAI, UAE
R1013/1 IMPROVEMENTS OF AL SHINDAGHA CORRIDOR (SANA

2016/04 WADE ADAMS CONTRACTING LLC PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
JUNCTION), DUBAI, UAE
2016/03 TIARA UNITED TOWERS AT BUSINESS BAY, DUBAI, UAE ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION LLC ADPI UAE
RAFT FOUNDATION WORKS FOR MARYAH PLAZA ON PLOT NO. KEO INTERNATIONAL
2016/03 AL FARAA GENERAL CONT. CO. UAE
EW-11-M18-C1 AT MARYAH ISLAND, ABU DHABI, UAE CONSULTANTS
AL BAYT STADIUM AT AL KHOR PACKAGE 4 (ENERGY CENTRE GALFAR AL MISNAD / SALINI IMPREGILO / CIMOLAI KEO INTERNATIONAL
2016/03 QATAR
BUILDING), DOHA, QATAR JV CONSULTANTS - QATAR
NEW ROYAL OMAN POLICE GENERAL HOSPITAL AT AIRPORT SPML / OMAN SHAPOORJI CONSTRUCTION CO
2016/03 ROYAL OMAN POLICE OMAN
HEIGHTS, MUSCAT PACKAGE 2 (ACCOMMODATIONS), OMAN LLC (OSCO) JV
TENDER NO. SP/C/1610/14 - AL BAYT STADIUM AT AL KHOR CITY KEO INTERNATIONAL

GALFAR AL MISNAD / SALINI IMPREGILO / CIMOLAI
2016/03 PACKAGE 2 (STADIUM, AUXILLARY BUILDING AND BRIDGE), CONSULTANTS - QATAR QATAR
JV
QATAR
TOWN SQUARE DEVELOPMENT - ZAHRA APARTMENTS (2

2016/02 COMMON PODIUM + 4 NOS APARTMENT BUILDINGS, STOREY UNITED ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION (UNEC) ARIF & BINTOAK UAE
LEVEL 2P+G+7) ON PLOT 015, DUBAI, UAE
MEDAD ENGINEERING
2016/02 MAIN WORKS ABRAJ QUARTIER AQ 3 & 4 AT PEARL QATAR SHAPOORJI PALLONJI QATAR WLL QATAR
CONSULTANT WLL
R921/1B IMPROVEMENTS OF AL WASL ROAD PHASE 1B, DUBAI, CHINA STATE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
2016/01 PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
UAE CORPORATION (MIDDLE EAST) LLC
2015/12 CFC199 TAMWEEL TOWER, DUBAI, UAE ALEC FITOUT MOTT MACDONALD UAE
AL MEENA RESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL BUILDING (5B+3

DEWAN ARCHITECTS AND
2015/11 PODIUM+GF+MZ+36 FLOORS+ROOF) ON PLOT NOS. C56, C57 & ARABIAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY UAE
ENGINEERS
C58 AT SECTOR E14, ABU DHABI, UAE
CONSTRUCTION OF (B+G+8+HC) RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ON
PLOT NO. 6488611 AT WADI AL SAFA 5, DUBAI, UAE.
2015/11 ROSE CITY CONTRACTING L.L.C NATIONAL ENGINEERING BUREAU UAE
CONSTRUCTION OF (B+G+8+HC) RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ON
PLOT NO. 6488544 AT DUBAI LAND, DUBAI, UAE
ENABLING WORKS FOR MARINE COM 005 OFFICE TOWER
2015/11 AL BANDARY CONTRACTING EHAF CONSULTANT QATAR
LUSAIL, DOHA QATAR
SHEIKH JABER AL-AHMED AL-SABAH CAUSEWAY PROJECT
2015/10 GS ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DAR AL HANDASAH KUWAIT
(DOHA LINK), KUWAIT
UNITED ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION / ACTCO RSP ARCHITECTS PLANNERS &
2015/10 NAKHEEL MALL AT PALM JUMEIRAH, DUBAI, UAE UAE
GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. LLC - JV ENGINEERS
DOHA METRO - RED LINE SOUTH ELEVATED & AT GRADE AND
2015/10 FCC-ARCHIRODON-YUKSEL-PETROSERV JV ATKINS QATAR
ROLLING STOCK MAINTENANCE DEPOT, DOHA, QATAR
PROJECT NO. R1041: DUBAI PARKS ACCESS FROM SHEIKH CHINA STATE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
2015/08 PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
ZAYED ROAD, DUBAI, UAE CORPORATION (MIDDLE EAST) LLC
CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS GROUP S.A.L.
2015/08 RAWDAT ABAL HEERAN PROJECT PHASE 2, DOHA, QATAR (OFFSHORE) (CCC) / TEYSEER CONTRACTING ATKINS QATAR
COMPANY WLL JV
MEDICAL CENTRE MODIFICATION WORKS AT AL KHOR, RAS

2015/06 TRAGS TRADING & AGENCY SERVICES LTD QATAR
LAFFAN, QATAR
2015/06 ROVE HOTELS ZA'ABEEL- DUBAI, UAE SHAPOORJI PALLONJI MIDEAST LLC ARCH GROUP UAE
CONTRACT NO. AUH.06.15.0536 ABU DHABI INTERNATIONAL

AL JABER ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING
2015/05 AIRPORT T1 & T3 IN LINE SCREENING, T3 CHECK IN EXPANSION JACOBS UAE
(ALEC)
AND FIRE / LIFE SAFETY, ABU DHABI, UAE
ENERGY CITY QATAR, PARCEL H01, CONSTRUCTION WORKS
2015/05 ZUBLIN ABS INTERNATIONAL QATAR
PACKAGE 2, DOHA, QATAR
ATKINS ENGINEERING
2015/04 BLUEWATERS HOSPITALITY, DUBAI, UAE BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX CONSTRUCTIONS UAE
CONSULTANTS
MACE INTERNATIONAL LTD / ATK
2015/04 MARSA AL SEEF MAIN WORKS BUILDING AT BUR DUBAI DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY LLC UAE
ENGINEERING CONSULTANT
LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT PRIMARY INFRASTRUCTURE -
2015/03 PACKAGE 5B ROADS A1, A2, D2 AND D3 NORTH UTILITY SAMSUNG C & T CORPORATION PARSONS INTERNATIONAL QATAR QATAR
TUNNELS AND CONNECTIONS, QATAR
R902/2A - IMPROVEMENT OF SHEIKH MOHAMMED BIN ZAYED
2015/03 WADE ADAMS CONTRACTING LLC CDM SMITH INC. UAE
ROAD STAGE 2, PHASE 2A, DUBAI, UAE
PROJECT R777/3C2 - IMPROVEMENTS TO WAFI INTERCHANGE,
2015/02 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY LLC PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
DUBAI, UAE
PROJECT R999/1: DUBAI WATER CANAL - INFRASTRUCTURE
2015/02 GUNAL - MAPA CONSTRUCTION PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
PACKAGE 1 - ELEVATING SHEIK ZAYED ROAD, DUBAI, UAE
NEW ORBITAL HIGHWAY & TRUCK ROUTE (P023) CONTRACT 4,
2015/02 DAEWOO ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION AECOM QATAR
DOHA, QATAR
MURABA RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ON PLOT NO. PJCRC
2015/01 KHANSAHEB CIVIL ENGINEERING LLC RICE PERRY ELLIS UAE
38C AT PALM JUMEIRAH, DUBAI, UAE
2014/12 TOTAL RENOVATION OF KHALIFA STADIUM & MUSEUM AT MIDMAC - SIX CONSTRUCT JV DAR AL-HANDASAH QATAR
ASPIRE ZONE DOHA SPORTS CITY, AL WAAB, DOHA, QATAR
2014/12 THE AVENUES - PHASE 4, KUWAIT AHMADIAH CONTRACTING & TRADING CO. (ACTC) PACE KUWAIT
DUBAI HILLS ESTATE CONSTRUCTION OF 97 VILLAS (SHELL & LACASA ARCHITECTS &
2014/11 AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC UAE
CORE), DUBAI, UAE ENGINEERING CONSULTANT
2014/11 MERAAS OUTLET VILLAGE, UAE LAING O'ROURKE WSP UAE
DESIGN, BUILD, COMPLETE & MAINTAIN SHAIK JABAR AL- HYUNDAI ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION /
2014/11 DAR AL-HANDASAH KUWAIT
AHMAD AL-SABAH CAUSEWAY PROJECT (MAIN LINK) - KUWAIT COMBINED GROUP CONTRACTING COMPANY
2014/11 POLICE COMPLEX AT SUMAIL, OMAN OMAN UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC ROYAL OMAN POLICE OMAN
DMC BUTTERFLY BUILDING (3B+G+M+5/6+ROOF) ON PLOT NO.
2014/10 AL SAHEL CONTRACTING ARIF & BINTOAK UAE
A002-003 IN DUBAI MEDIA CITY
DESIGN & CONSTRUCT AL WAKRAH BYPASS ROAD (P015),
2014/10 LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED HALCROW QATAR
DOHA, QATAR
CONSTRUCTION OF LEGO CITY, CREATE, KINGDOM BACK OF
KLING CONSULT GMBH / SAMSUNG
2014/09 HOUSE, LEGO PARK - PACKAGE 2 & FACTORY, ADVENTURE & SIX CONSTRUCT - ORASCOM JV UAE
C&T
MINILAND - PACKAGE 3, DUBAI, UAE
2014/09 AL MAKTOUM HOSPITAL SITE REDEVELOPMENT PHASE II SHAPOORJI PALLONJI MIDDLE EAST ABUD DHABI KLING CONSULT UAE
PROJECTS R999/2: DUBAI WATER CANAL-INFRASTRUCTURE CHINA STATE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
2014/09 PARSONS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED UAE
PACKAGE 2 - ELEVATING AL WASL AND JUMEIRAH CORPORATION (MIDDLE EAST) LLC
SOBHA HARTLAND NTERNATIONAL SHCOOL - 1 ON PLOT NO.
2014/09 SOBHA ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING LLC PNC ARCHITECTS UAE
347-7659 AT AL MERKADH DUBAI
BREWER SMITH & BREWER GULF
2014/09 HILTON GARDEN INN HOTELS AT AL BARSHA, DUBAI LAING O'ROURKE UAE
CONSULTANT
RENOVATION CIVIL CONSTRUCTION, MARINE AND THE
2014/08 MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OF PUMPING ALGHANIM SPECIALITIES HALCROW KUWAIT
PLANT "B" AT SHUAIBA INDUSTRIAL AREA, KUWAIT
2014/07 THE ADDRESS RESIDENCE FOUNTAIN VIEWS PROJECT ARABIAN CONSTRUCTION CO. UAE
ENGINEERS
2014/06 R989 - ACCESS TO BLUE WATERS ISLAND HABTOOR LEIGHTON GROUP LLC PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
2014/05 FOUNTAIN VIEWS MAIN WORKS PACKAGE ARABIAN CONSTRUCTION CO. UAE
ENGINEERS
2014/05 SHEIKH JABER AL AHMAD CULTURAL CENTRE - KUWAIT AL HANI CONSTRUCTION & TRADING CO KUWAIT
R881/2D COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENT OF PARALLEL ROAD
2014/04 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY PARSONS OVERSEAS LTD UAE
PHASE 2D
CONTRACT R842/6 - IMPROVEMENTS OF AL KHAIL ROAD PHASE
2014/03 EMIRATES ROADS CONTRACTING AECOM MIDDLE EAST LIMITED UAE
6 (AL YALAYIS ROAD), DUBAI
2014/03 DCC RESIDENCES REFURB LAING O' ROURKE WSP UAE
CONTRACT NO. AUH.06.10.0416 - UTILITY PLANT DISTRIBUTION KBR / ADAC - ABU DHABI AIRPORTS
2014/02 AND EAST MIDFIELD AND PERIMETER ROADS CONSTRUCTION - LEIGHTON CONTRACTING (ABU DHABI) L.L.C. COMPANY (CONTRACT DESIGN & UAE
ABU DHABI, UAE BUILD)
2014/02 P080 / PRIVATE VILLA AT PALM JUMEIRAH AL ROSTAMANI PEGEL LLC UAE
2014/02 EKFC - SHORT TERM EXPANSION LAING OROURKE I+O UAE

POWER AND DESAL CONCRETE REPAIRS - 2007 POW 241,
2013/10 REPCRETE UAE
DUBAI, UAE
DPDP-BD-3006 JUMANA ISLAND BRIDGE CONNECTING JUMANA
2013/03 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY LLC PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
ISLAND TO MAINLAND OF JUMEIRA BEACH
2013/03 JUMEIRAH LAKE TOWERS PREDESTRIAN BRIDGE WAAGNER BIRO GULF LLC HALCROW UAE
2012/05 P573FZ DEVELOPMENT OF GATE 4 IN JAFZA - JEBEL ALI, DUBAI KHANSAHEB CIVIL ENGINEERING LLC AECOM MIDDLE EAST LIMITED UAE
R881/1B COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS OF PARALLEL

2012/12 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY (LLC) PARSONS OVERSEAS LIMITED UAE
ROADS- PHASE 1/B FLYOVERS ALONG UM-SUQEIM ROAD
2012/08 QPR- DUKHAN ROAD (EAST CONTRACT), DOHA, QATAR QD-SBG PARSONS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED QATAR
DESIGN & BUILD OF CHANGING ROOMS WORKS @ MULTI- IMPERIAL TRADING AND CONTRACTING
2012/04 QATAR OLYMPIC COMMITTEE QATAR
PURPOSE HALL IN AL-GHARAFA SPORTS CLUB COMPANY W.L.L.
RUWAIS HOUSING COMPLEX EXPANSION PHASE III MARRIED
2012/03 SYSTEM CONSTRUCT LLC X UAE
FLATS - PACKAGE 11
QATAR FOUNDATION - EDUCATION CITY PROJECT
2012/02 BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX ASTAD PROJECT MANAGEMENT QATAR
CONSTRUCTION OF CENTRAL LIBRARY
FEWA CONTRACT: 6W/10(1) 4.0 MIG AND 2X 1.0 MIG RCC

2011/07 AL BADR CONT. & CIVIL CONSTRUCTION CO. LLC FEWA UAE
WATER TANKS AND PUMPING STATION IN CENTRAL AREA.
2010/07 CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS SIX CONSTRUCT UAE
ABU DHABI NATIONAL OIL COMPANY (ADNOC), NEW

2010/06 CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS PROJECT NO. 5961, 2 IX CONSTRUCT LTD. HELMUTH OBATA & KASSABAUM UAE
BASEMENTS + GROUND FLOOR + 75 FLOOR - ABU DHABI
AL QASSIMMY MATERNITY HOSPITAL AND EMERGENCY URBANISM PLANNING
2010/10 ALI MOOSA & SONS CONTRACTING UAE
EXTENSION ARCHITECTURE CONSULTANT
ASCON (ASSOCIATED CONSTRUCTIONS &
2010/03 A203 NON PROCESS BUILDING AT RUWAIS, ABU DHABI GASCO UAE
INVESTMENTS CO. LLC)
R855/2: NAD AL SHEBA RACE COURSE DEVELOPMENT, VIP AFRICON - AL BURJ JOINT
2009/07 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY LLC UAE
BRIDGES AT NAD AL SHEBA, DUBAI VENTURE
R-829/5 ACCESS ARRANGEMENT TO MIRDIF CITY CENTER,
2009/04 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY LLC PARSONS OVERSEAS LTD UAE
DUBAI
PARSONS DE LEUW CATHER
2009/02 R881/2A - IMPROVEMENT OF PARALLEL ROADS SUNGWON CORPORATION UAE
OVERSEAS LTD
2008/12 R842/1 - IMPROVEMENT OF AL KHAIL ROAD GUNAL - MAPA CONSTRUCTION CANSULT MAUNSELL LIMITED UAE
R829/4 ACCESS ARRANGEMENT TO RASHIDIYA PARK AND RIDE PARSONS DE LEUW CATHER
2008/11 EMIRATES ROADS CONTRACTING UAE
STATION OVERSEAS LTD
KEO INTERNATIONAL
2008/11 23 MARINA ON PLOT NO. A23D MARSA DUBAI, 4B+G+90 DUBAI CIVIL ENGINEERING UAE
CONSULTANTS
R881/2C COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS OF THE PARALLEL SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA PARSONS DE LEUW CATHER
2008/11 UAE
ROADS PHASE II CONTRACT - 2C OVERSEAS LTD
R881/3B - COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS OF THE PARALLEL PARSONS DE LEUW CATHER
2008/09 AL NABOODAH CONTRACTING LLC UAE
ROADS OVERSEAS LTD
R881/3A - COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PARALLEL PARSONS DE LEUW CATHER
2008/08 TODINI CONSTRUZIONI GENERALI SPA UAE
ROADS (CONTRACT 3A) OVERSEAS LTD
SAMA DUBAI HEADQUARTERS BUILDING ON PLOT D7.005 THE

2008/07 SAMA CONTRACTING LLC PARSONS INTERNATIONAL UAE
LAGOONS
THE PAD - PROPOSED 3B+G+P+M+23F LEVELS RESIDENTIAL
2008/03 AL ROSTAMANI PEGEL LLC ARAB EXPERTS UAE
BUILDING ON PLOT NO. BB.B01.061 AT BUSINESS BAY DUBAI
2008/01 DS150 - JEBEL ALI SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT AL AHMADIAH AKTOR MWH UAE
LA VILLE CONTEMPORAINE BUSINESS BAY PHASE 1 & 2, HALCROW INTERNATIONAL
2007/12 AL NABOODAH ENGINEERING LLC UAE
INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS PACKAGE 2, DUBAI, U.A.E. PARTNERSHIP
R-885 COMPREHENSIVE IMPROVEMENT TO ITTIHAD ROAD
2007/09 NATIONAL WHEEL J & P LLC CANSULT MAUNSELL / AECOM UAE
(PHASEII), DUBAI, U.A.E.
INTERNATIONAL CITY JAP 015/4 -14 RES. & COMM. BUILDINGS - ACE - ASSOCIATED CONSULTING
2007/08 UNITED ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CO. UAE
PACKAGE 14, DUBAI, U.A.E. ENGINEERS INT'L.
R762/1 WIDENING OF EXISTING DUBAI BYPASS PHASE I & II,
2007/08 YUKSEL DUBAI CONSTRUCTION CO. LLC WILBUR SMITH ASSOCIATES UAE
DUBAI, U.A.E.
CONSTRUCTION & COMPLETION OF (G+6P+HC+25) TYPICAL
2007/08 FLOORS TOWER ON PLOT NO. 585 @ AL NAHDA, SHARJAH, UNEC - UAE
U.A.E.
DUBAI WORLD CENTRAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CONTRACT
2007/07 JXB1/ BLD/410 DLC HEADQUARTERS & OFFICE PARK, DUBAI, M.A. KHARAFI & SONS WLL DAR AL-HANDASAH UAE
U.A.E.
PLAZA RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX ON PLOT NO. 319-281 AND 319- DEWAN AL EMARA ARCHITECTS &
2007/07 AL OROBA CONTRACTING CO. LLC UAE
265 AT OUD METHA DUBAI, U.A.E. ENGINEERS
R 747/2B DUBAI AIRPORT ROADS IMPROVEMENTS PHASE II
2007/07 EXPANSIONS BEIRUT ROAD/AL NAHDA ROAD JUNCTION, YUKSEL DUBAI CONSTRUCTION CO. LLC UAE
OVERSEAS LTD
DUBAI, U.A.E.
2007/06 RAS AL KHOR CROSSING - PROJECT R800/5, DUBAI, U.A.E. TAISEI CORPORATION UAE
OVERSEAS LTD
R/27/2/100/2004 ROAD FROM RAS AL KHAIMAH AIRORT R/A TO MAUNSELL CONSULTANCY
2007/06 EMIRATES ROADS CONTRACTING CO. LLC UAE
AL QUSAIDAT R/A (ROAD 3/3), DUBAI, U.A.E. SERVICES
2B+G+M+3 STOREYS SHOPPING MALL ON PLOT NO. 354-378 AT

2007/06 AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC ARCH GROUP UAE
AL QUOZ FIRST NEW OASIS SHOPPING CENTER, DUBAI, U.A.E.
DUBAI MARINA DEVELOPMENT PLOT 9QRST PARK ISLAND (2
2007/06 NO. 31 STOREY, 2 NO. 35 STOREY TOWERS 5 LEVEL BASEMENT DUBAI CIVIL ENGINEERING NORR UAE
AND PODIUM), DUBAI, U.A.E.
R 747/2B DUBAI AIRPORT ROADS IMPROVEMENTS PHASE II
2007/05 EXPANSIONS BEIRUT ROAD/AL NAHDA ROAD JUNCTION, YUKSEL DUBAI CONSTRUCTION CO. LLC UAE
OVERSEAS LTD
DUBAI, U.A.E.
2007 CITY CENTRE AT QURUM, QURUM CARILLION ALAWI COWI & PARTNERS OMAN
2007 HOUSE OF MUSICAL ARTS, AL KHUWAIR, OMAN CARILLION ALAWI COWI & PARTNERS OMAN
2007/05 EMIRATES CEMENT FACTORY IN FUJAIRAH, UAE SIX CONSTRUCT - ORASCOM JV - UAE
R800/6 IMPROVEMENTS OF INTERCHANGE NO.1 ON SHK ZAYED PARSONS DE LEUW, CATHER
2007/04 SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA UAE
ROAD, DUBAI, UAE OVERSEAS LIMITED
2007/02 SHARJAH SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT PHASE 7 SIX CONSTRUCT LTD. HALCROW UAE
BURT HILL / EDARA PROJ.

2007/02 MOTORCITY – UPTOWN AREA 2 BUILDINGS, DUBAI, U.A.E. AL FUTTAIM CARILLION UAE
MANAGEMENT
P97, GREEN COMMUNITY / MOTOR CITY – MAIN CONTRACT –
2007/01 ESEC INT’L. CONTRACTING (EL SEIF) KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
PHASE 1 VILLA PROJ., DUBAI, U.A.E.
P97, GREEN COMMUNITY / MOTOR CITY - MAIN CONTRACT -
2007/01 ESEC INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTING (EL SEIF) KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
PHASE 1 VILLA PROJECT, DUBAI, UAE
2006/12 AL FATTAN TOWER, DUBAI, U.A.E. PEREMBA CONSTRUCTION SDN. BHD. LC CONSULTING UAE
MOTORCITY – SITE WIDE INFRASTRUCTURE & LANSCAPE, BURT HILL / EDARA PROJ.
2006/08 AL FUTTAIM CARILLION UAE
DUBAI, U.A.E. MANAGEMENT
NAPHTHA HYDROTREATER REFORMER - MAIN CIVIL WORKS, FOSTER WHEELER - MANAGEMENT
2006 AL FUTTAIM CARILLION UAE
DUBAI U.A.E OPERATIONS
2006/09 AL FATTANTOWER, DUBAI, UAE PEREMBA CONSTRUCTION SDN BHD LC CONSULTING UAE
MOUCHELPARKMAN / TURNER
DUBAI MARITIME CITY PACKAGE CP402 SHIP TRANSFER AND
2006/09 BELHASA SIX CONSTRUCT INTERNATIONAL / CLIENT: UAE
DRY BERTHS CIVIL WORKS, DUBAI, UAE
NAKHEEL
DUBAI METRO - DUBAI LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT PROJECT, DUBAI, SYSTRA / CLIENT: ROADS &
2006/08 OBAYASHI / YAPI MERKEZI CONSORTIUM UAE
UAE TRANSPORT AUTHORITIES (RTA)
PALM JUMEIRAH TRUNK CROWN DISTRICT COOLING PLANTS HYDER CONSULTING MIDDLE EAST
2006/08 SHINRYO CORPORATION MIDDLE EAST UAE
T3 & T4, DUBAI, UAE / CLIENT: NAKHEEL
PARSONS DE LEUW, CATHER
RAS AL KHOR CREEK CROSSING - CONTRACT R800/3B, DUBAI,
2006/07 NATIONAL WHEEL J&P LLC OVERSEAS LIMITED / CLIENT: UAE
UAE
ROADS & TRANSPORT AUTHORITY
NATIONAL ENGINEERING BUREAU
JUMEIRAH LAKE TOWERS - CLUSTER X TOWERS X1, X2, X3 -
2006/05 BELHASA ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING CO. LLC (NEB) / MORGANTI GROUP UAE
DUBAI, UAE
(PROJECT MANAGER) / CLIENT:
MOTORCITY - SITE WIDE INFRASTRUCTURE & LANDSCAPE, BURT HILL / EDARA PROJECT
2006/05 AL FUTTAIM CARILLION UAE
DUBAI, UAE MANAGEMENT
HALCROW INTERNATIONAL
LA VILLE CONTEMPORAINE - THE LAGOONS CONTRACT NO.
2006/04 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY LLC PARTNERSHIP / CLIENT: DUBAI UAE
DIP-0410-B.41, DUBAI, UAE
INTERNATIONAL PROPERTIES
DSA ARCHITECTS INTERNATIONAL
2006/04 SOUQ RESIDENCES FZCO GOLDEN MILE, DUBAI, UAE AL SHAFAR GENERAL CONTRACTING / CLIENT: ISTITHMAR/IFA JOINT UAE
VENTURE
AL KHAILI TOWER (3B+G+5P+30+HC) COMMERCIAL / OFFICES
2006/02 TRANSEMIRATES CONTRACTING NATIONAL ENGINEERING BUREAU UAE
TOWER ON PLOT NO. A-002-037 AT TECOM, DUBAI, UAE
AL JADAF DEVELOPMENT MARINE EDGE TREATMENT PHASE 1,
2006/01 BELHASA SIX CONSTRUCT PARTNERSHIP/ CLIENT: DUBAI UAE
DUBAI, UAE
PROPERTIES
COMMERCIAL / RESIDENTIAL FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR THE FRASER NAG PARTNERSHIP /
2005/12 AL GHURAIR INVESTMENTS ON PLOT NO. 123-1090 ASCON CLIENT: AL GHURAIR UAE
SALAHUDDIN ROAD, AL MUTHEENA, DEIRA – DUBAI, UAE INVESTMENTS
2005/11 HAMRIYAH POWER STATION PHASE I, DUBAI, UAE ACTCO GENERAL CONTRACTING SEWA UAE
2B+G+10 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ON PLOT NO. C003-005&006 ARENCO ARCHITECTURAL &
2005/11 AL SAHEL CONTRACTING CO. LLC UAE
TECOM, DUBAI, UAE ENGINEERING
PARSONS DE LEUW, CATHER
2005/10 R659/12 - WIDENING OF SHEIKH ZAYED ROAD, DUBAI, UAE DUTCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LLC OVERSEAS LIMITED / CLIENT: UAE
DUBAI MUNICIPALITY
RAS AL KHOR CREEK CROSSING - CONTRACT R800/1, DUBAI, PARSONS DE LEUW, CATHER
2005/10 BELHASA SIX CONSTRUCT UAE
UAE OVERSEAS LIMITED
RAS AL KHOR CREEK CROSSING - CONTRACT R800/2, DUBAI, PARSONS DE LEUW, CATHER
2005/10 DUTCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LLC UAE
UAE OVERSEAS LIMITED
AA-7029- BUSINESS BAY DEVELOPMENT - CREEK EXTENSION HALCROW INTERNATIONAL
2005/09 DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY LLC UAE
CONTACT -1, DUBAI, UAE PARTNERSHIP
3B+G+34 STOREY COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ON DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE BUREAU
2005/07 ASCON UAE
PLOT NO. U1-JLT, DUBAI, UAE (DAR)
2005/07 DUBAI FESTIVAL CITY - Z10P020, DUBAI, UAE AL NABOODAH CONTRACTING (DESIGN) - ACD KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXPANSION PHASE II,
2005/07 CONTRACT AX247, COMPLETION WORKS FOR TERMINAL 1 AL HABTOOR MURRAY AND ROBERTS JV DAR AL-HANDASAH CONSULTANTS UAE
EXPANSION, DUBAI, UAE
ADDITION OF G+9 STOREYED LUXURY BEACH RESORT AT MINA ARCHON ENGINEERING
2005/06 ARABIAN CONSTRUCTION CO. LLC UAE
AL SEYAHI / AG-010, DUBAI, UAE CONSULTANTS
3B + G + 34 STOREY BUILDING ON PLOT C-3 AT JUMEIRAH LAKE
2005/05 ASCON DAR CONSULTANTS UAE
TOWERS, DUBAI, UAE
2005/04 BURJ DUBAI BUSINESS PARK PHASE 1, DUBAI, UAE BU HALEEBA CONTRACTING DAR CONSULTANTS UAE
2005/04 BURJ DUBAI DEVELOPMENT - THE BURJ TOWER, DUBAI, UAE SAMSUNG CORPORATION HYDER CONSULTING MIDDLE EAST UAE
6B - CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT (HOUSING
KEO INTERNATIONAL
2005/03 LOT 2) FOR QATAR FOUNDATION - EDUCATION CITY, DOHA, MIDMAC-CONTRACO JV QATAR
CONSULTANTS
QATAR
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE - GATE PRECINCT

RMJM / HALCROW / TURNER
2005/03 BUILDINGS 1 TO 4 PACKAGE PP13 - GENERAL CONTRACT, ACT - PEREMBA JV UAE
INTERNATIONAL
DUBAI, UAE
DP ARCHITECTS LTD
2005/03 BURJ DUBAI DEVELOPMENT, THE DUBAI MALL, DUBAI, UAE DBB/AGCCC J.V UAE
MEINHARDT (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD
2005/03 DUBAI FESTIVAL CITY - Z16P200, DUBAI, UAE AL FUTTAIM CARILLION CANSULT UAE
CONSTRUCTION OF TOWER & ASSOCIATED PODIUM WORKS
2005/02 UNEC KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
ON PLOT NO. 2N DISTRICT 2, DUBAI, UAE
PJ 1131/2- DUBAI CREEK FLOATING PONTOON ABRA STATIONS,
2005/02 BELHASA SIX CONSTRUCT GHD GLOBAL PTY. LTD. UAE
DUBAI, UAE
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING (B+G+12NO.S OF UPPER FLOOR +
GYMNASIUM FLOOR) ON PLOT NO. 241-517 AT AL NAHDAH AL KHAWAJAH ENGINEERING
2005/01 OST CONSTRUCTIONAL PROJECTS (LLC) UAE
SECOND FOR MR. SAEED MOHAMED JUMA BIN ATEEQ AL CONSULTANCY
FALASI, DUBAI, UAE
2005/01 ZAYED UNIVERSITY AT AL RUWAYYAH - PJ5111, DUBAI, UAE ENGINEERING CONTRACTING CO. L.L.C. HOK AND SHANKLAND COX LTD UAE
B + 4 + 12 STOREY RESIDENT BUILDING IN PLOT NO. 241-517 AL
2005 OST CONSTRUCTIONS AL KHAWAJAH ENG. CONSULT UAE
NAHDA
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE GATE PRECINCT HALCROW CONSULTING
2005 ACT-PEREMBA JV UAE
BUILDING 1-4, DUBAI, UAE ENGINEERS / RMJM
2005 LUXURY BEACH RESORT, DUBAI MARINA ACC ARCHAN UAE
2005 MARINASCAPE, DUBAI MARINA, DUBAI. UAE LARSEN & TOUBRO/TRIDENT HOLDINGS ARCHON UAE
REFURBISHMENT OF FUJAIRAH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, FUJAIRAH NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION &
2005 KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
FUJAIRAH, UAE TRANSPORT
2005 TEXTILE CITY, WARSAN, DUBAI, UAE UNITED ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION ARIF & BINTOAK UAE
2004-
QASEER ALAM, OMAN OSCO AL TURKI COWI DIGPM OMAN
2005
PILE HEAD TREATMENT, RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ON PLOT NO.

2004/12 BUSET CONTRACTING CO. LLC ARIF & BINTOAK
317-195 AT AL MANKHOOL
2004/11 R310 - WASIT POWER STATION INTERCHANGE, SHARJAH, UAE ATHENA S.A. UAE
PARTNERSHIP
REPAIR OF PILE HEADS, CONSTRUCTION OF TOWER &
2004/11 ASSOCIATED PODIUM WORKS ON PLOT NO. 2N DISTRICT 2, UNEC KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
DUBAI, UAE
PILE HEAD TREATMENT, G+10 BUILDING AT AL NAHDA SECOND ARCHON ENGINEERING
2004/10 AL SHAFAR CONTRACTING CO. L.L.C UAE
PROJECT NO. 538, DUBAI, UAE CONSULTANTS
2004/08 MAIN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT JBR 07, DUBAI, UAE DUBAI CIVIL ENGINEERING RMJM UAE
CAPITAL TOWERS ON PLOTS 335-140 & 335-329, SHEIKH ZAYED CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS INTERNATIONAL
2004/07 ROAD PACKAGE 3100 - MAIN CONSTRUCTION WORKS, DUBAI, CO.; APPLICATOR / SUB-CONTRACTOR: R.M.J.M. UAE
UAE WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXPANSION PHASE II, CAR
AL NABOODAH CONTRACTING CIVIL
2004/07 PARK A&B EXPANSION AND CURBSIDE IMPROVEMENT AT DAR AL-HANDASAH CONSULTANTS UAE
ENGINEERING DIVISION
TERMINAL 1, AX 242/243, DUBAI, UAE
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXPANSION PHASE II
2004/07 ASCON DAR AL-HANDASAH CONSULTANTS UAE
CONTRACT AX204/CUC4, DUBAI, UAE
PILE HEAD PROFILING, CAPITAL TOWERS, DUBAI, UNITED
2004/07 AL GHANDI & CCIC (L.L.C) RMJM UAE
ARAB EMIRATES
THE VILLAGE GREENS- THE GREENS- SITE 23, EMIRATES
2004/07 ASCON HOLFORD ASSOCIATES UAE
HILLS, DUBAI, UAE
2004/06 DUBAI FESTIVAL CITY - ZONE 8, DUBAI, UAE AL FUTTAIM CARILLION HOK CANADA UAE
2004/06 JUMEIRAH BEACH RESIDENCE JBR-SECTOR 2, DUBAI, UAE SALEH CONSTRUCTIONS HYDER CONSULTING MIDDLE EAST UAE
PILE HEAD REPAIRING FOR KHALID AL ATTAR TOWER, DUBAI,
2004/06 TRANSEMIRATES CONTRACTING ADNAN SAFFARINI UAE
UAE
MALL OF THE EMIRATES- WP 3100 EAST CAR PARK, DUBAI,
2004/06 AL NABOODAH LAING O'ROURKE MOTT MACDONALD UAE
UAE
JUMEIRAH LAKE TOWERS PARKING GARAGE WORKS, DUBAI.

2004/05 ASCON WILBUR SMITH ASSOCIATES UAE
UAE
2004/04 AL NASR SPORTS CLUB, DUBAI, UAE ASCON DAR CONSULTANTS UAE
EMIRATES LANDSIDE BUILDINGS – ADMINISTRATION & CAR
2004/03 ASCON FRASER NAG & PARTNERS UAE
PARK BUILDINGS, DUBAI, UAE
2004/03 B+G+11+HEALTH CLUB ON PLOT 282-319 DUBAI, UAE BUSET CONTRACTING CO. LLC ADNAN SAFFARINI UAE
2004/03 MARINA MALL EXTENSION PHASE 2, ABU DHABI, UAE EMIRATES BELBADI ACG UAE
THE PALM - JUMEIRA, JAP006/C102 CONSTRUCTION OF THE
2004/03 BELHASA SIX CONSTRUCT LAP & PARSONS DE LEUW CATHER UAE
GATEWAY BRIDGE, DUBAI, UAE
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXPANSION PHASE II-
2004/02 TERMINAL III CONCOURSE II & CAR PARK CONTRACT AX058, AL NABOODAH LAING O'ROURKE DAR AL-HANDASAH CONSULTANTS UAE
DUBAI, UAE
20004/0 EMIRATES NEW ENGINEERING CEBTRE - LANDSIDE BUILDINGS
ASCON THE FRASER NAG PARTNERSHIP UAE
1 DUBAI, UAE
KNOWLEDGE VILLAGE II FOR TECOM, B+G+3 - 6BUILDINGS,
2004/01 AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC DAR CONSULTANTS UAE
DUBAI, UAE
MALL OF THE EMIRATES - SNOW CENTRE & WCP MAIN
2004/01 AL NABOODA LAING O' ROURKE HYDER CONSULTING MIDDE EAST UAE
CONTRACT DUBAI, UAE
BASEMENT CONSTRUCTION JOINTS AND INJECTION WORKS,
2004 TRANSEMIRATES CONTRACTING NATIONAL ENGINEERING BUREAU UAE
B+G+13 STOREY BUILDING, RASHIDIYA, DUBAI, UAE
2004 DUBAI MARINA HEIGHTS, DUBAI, UAE DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY CONSTRUCTION CO. RMJM UAE
2004 MARINA DEVELOPMENT – DISTRICT 2 UNITED ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
PILE HEAD TREATMENT, KHALIDIYAH 6 TOWER DEVELOPMENT,
2004 CIVILCO BAINOONA CONSULTANTS UAE
BAINOONA STREET, ABU DHABI, UAE
2003/11 PILE CAP WATER PROOFING`, BEL RASHID TOWER, DUBAI, UAE EASTERN CONTRACTING ADNAN SAFFARINI UAE
2003/10 QUAY 5, DUBAI, UAE SIX CONSTRUCTION LTD. MS CONSULTANTS UAE

2003/10 DUBAI FESTIVAL CITY, DUBAI, UAE AL NABOODAH CONTRACTING - BUILDING (ACB) BREWER SMITH & BREWER GULF UAE
2003/10 JEBEL ALI FREEZONE QUAY WALL 5 DUBAI, UAE SIX CONTRUCTOR LTD. / AL NAKHEEL UAE
DAR AL – HANDASAH
2003/08 DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXPANSION DUBAI, UAE M/S AL NABOODAH LAING O'ROURKE UAE
CONSULTANTS
CONTRACT R267 - AL SAHARA MALL INTERCHANGE, DUBAI, HALCROW INTERNATIONAL
2003/08 ATHENA S.A. / N.C.T.C JV UAE
UAE PARTNERSHIP
2003/07 DAM REPAIR, MANGLA DAM, PAKISTAN WAPDA PAKISTAN
FLOWER CENTRE PROJECT FOR DUBAI CIVIL AVIATION, DUBAI,
2003 AL NABOODAH LAING O'ROURKE W.S ATKIN’S UAE
UAE
2003 DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, QATAR DARWISH ENGINEERING QATAR
2003 FAHAHEEL CINEMA COMPLEX, FAHAHEEL, KUWAIT AHMADIAN CONTRACTING & TRADING CO. OHA CONSULTANT KUWAIT
FAHAHEEL WATER FRONT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,
2003 AHMADIAH CONTRACTING & TRADING CO. GULF CONSULT KUWAIT
FAHAHEEL, KUWAIT
2003 K. O. A. C. COMMERCIAL COMPLEX, SHUWAIKH, KUWAIT COMBINED GROUP CO. BONYAN DESIGN KUWAIT
2003 SHEIKH KHALIFA BRIDGE, MANAMA, BAHRAIN SIX CONSTRUCT HYDER BAHRAIN
2002/11 SHEIKH AHMED BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM HOTEL – DUBAI
NASA MULTIPLEX ARCHON UAE
-12 MARINA, UAE
B+G+36 RESIDENTIAL TOWER ON PLOT NO. 335-0333, SHEIKH
2002/10 AL NEKREH CONTRACTING CO. LLC DAR CONSULTANTS UAE
ZAYED ROAD, DUBAI, UAE
PILE HEAD PROTECTION, WASIT POWER STATION PHASE IV,
2002/10 AL KAUTHER CONTRACTING SEWA UAE
SHARJAH, UAE
2002/09 DUBAI WORLD TRADE CENTRE BRIDGE, DUBAI, UAE DUTCO CONSTRUCTION LLC MAUNSELL CONSULTANCY UAE
2002/08
4 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS, DUBAI MEDIA CITY, DUBAI, UAE ASCON DUBARCH CONSULTANTS UAE
-09
CONSTRUCTION OF RESERVOIR COMPLEX PHASE II AND
2002/07 UNEC ACE INTERNATIONAL UAE
PHASE III IN MUSHRIF, DUBAI, UAE
2002/07 THE KNOWLEDGE VILLAGE, PLOT NO. P-028, DUBAI, UAE AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC DAR CONSULTANTS UAE
2002/07 KNOWLEDGE VILLAGE PROJECT NO. J - 028 TECOM DUBAI, UAE AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC DAR UAE
2002/06 GREEN COMMUNITY PHASE 1A, DUBAI INVESTMENT PARK,
BELHASA ENGG. & CONTG. CO. KHATIB & ALAMI LLC UAE
-07 DUBAI, UAE
2002/05 AL HAMIDIYA INTERCHANGE, UAE EMIRATES ROAD CONTG. AL TURATH ENG CONSULTANTS UAE
ARCHON ENGINEERING
2002/05 EMAAR THE LAKES DEVELOPMENT – ZULAL (M2), DUBAI, UAE ARABTEC UAE
CONSULTANTS
SCHUSTER PECHTOLD &
2002 DUBAI MEDIA CITY PHASE III, DUBAI, UAE BELHASA ENGG. & CONTG. CO. LLC UAE
PARTNERS
SCHUSTER PECHTOLD &
2002 DUBAI MEDIA CITY PHASE II (4 BUILDINGS), DUBAI, UAE BELHASA ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING UAE
PARTNERS
2001/12 THE GREEN COMMUNITY, PHASE I A, DUBAI, UAE NASA MULTIPLEX LLC UNION PROPERTIES UAE
2001 AL JIMI SHOPPING CENTRE, AL AIN, UAE PIVOT ENGINEERING / AL AIN MUNICIPALITY C.R.S.S. UAE
REPAIRS TO OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION TOWER
2001 TOWER & POWER / ADWEA LAHMEYER INTERNATIONAL UAE
FOUNDATIONS, ABU DHABI TO AL AIN, UAE
2000/08 AL JIMI SHOPPING CENTRE, AL AIN, UAE PIVOT CRSS UAE
KILN SUPPORT COLUMN REPAIRS, AL AIL CEMENT FACTORY,
2000/08 DICOTECH IHI - DUBAI UAE
UAE
2000/08 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SSANGYONG ARKITEKNIK
2000/07 3 SCHOOLS FOR MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS, DUBAI, UAE AL BADUYAH CONTRACTING CO. MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS UAE
DUBAI MUNICIPALITY, ARCHON
2000/07 2 SCHOOLS FOR DEZ, DUBAI MUNICIPALITY, DUBAI, UAE AL HALLAWI CONTRACTING CO. UAE
CONSULTANTS
HALCROW INTERNATIONAL,
2000/07 WEST SIDE MARINA, DUBAI, UAE AL FUTTAIM TARMAC UAE
EMAAR
LAYYAH POWER STATION, SHARJAH SUBSTATION, SHARJAH,
2000/06 GDS SEWA UAE
UAE
2000/02 AL GHURAIR CENTRE NASA MULTIPLEX NORR UAE
2000/01 AL GHURAIR CENTRE REFURBISHMENT, DUBAI, UAE KHANSAHEB NORR UAE

1999-
NEW REBAR ROLLING MILL, MUSSAFAH, ABU DHABI, UAE HYUNDAI / GIC – A.D. GOVERNMENT MCLENNAN & PARTNERS UAE
2000
1999/12 AL NAHDA SHOPPING MALL PROJECT, DUBAI, UAE SAUDI BIN LADIN GROUP UAE
REFURBISHMENT & EXPANSION PROJECT STRUCTURAL & NORR GROUPT CONSULTANTS
1999/07 KHANSAHEB CIVIL ENGINEERING LLC UAE
DEMOLITION WORKS PACKAGE 18106, DUBAI UAE INTERNATIOAL LTD
AL GHURAIR CENTRE EAST & WEST REFURBISHMENT NORR GROUP CONSULTANTS
1999/06 ASCON UAE
PACKAGE 18112, DUBAI, UAE INTERNATIONAL LTD.
1999/06 SHARJAH GATE BRIDGE COLUMN, SHARJAH, UAE GDS SHARJAH MUNICIPALITY UAE
1999/03 P.D.O., OMAN AL TURKI ENT. COWI
1999/02 LAYYAH POWER STATION GULF DYNAMICS SERVICES HALCROW
1999/02 UNITED SHIPPING AL HABTOOR ENG NORR CONSULTANTS

COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN DEIRA DUBAI NEAR DUBAI
1999/02 SUN ENGINEETING ARKITEKNIK UAE
INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL
1999/02 DEVBOARD BUILDING, KARAMA, UAE AHMED BIN DASMAL BEL YOAHAH UAE
1999/01 DUBAI DRYDOCKS, DUBAI, UAE AL FUTTAIM TARMAC G.H.Q. UAE
1999 UNION PROPERTY BUILDING, UAE ECC NGC UAE

1999/98
DUGAS IN HOUSE REPAIR PROGRAM OWN MAINTERNANCE OWN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
/97
1998/12 TOWER BUILDING IN BUHEIRA CORNICHE SHARJAH AL MAWARID GENERAL CONTG. AJYAD CONSULTANT UAE
1998/12 B+G+M+4 STOREY BUILDING NEAR FALCON R/A, DUBAI AL BASTI & MUKTHA ARKITEKNIK UAE
1998/12 UNION PROPERTIES ENGINEERING CONTRACTING CO. NORR CONSULTANTS

1998/11 EMIRATES TOWER PROJECT HOTEL & PODIUM SIX CONSTRUCT HYDER CONSULTANTS
1998/11 EMIRATES TOWER PROJECT OFFICE TOWER MULTIPLEX HYDER CONSULTANTS
1998/11 DEBENHAMS, CITY CENTRE DUBAI UAE

LAYYAH POWER STATION INTAKE STRUCTURE, PUMPHOUSE
1998/11 GDS SEWA UAE
STRUCTURE SEAWATER INTAKES, UAE
1998/10 132 KV SUBSTATION SHARJAH-NEAR SHARJAH INT’L AIRPORT TEAM ENGINEERING SEWA UAE
1998/10 SHARJAH FLYOVER REPAIRS GULF DYNAMICS SERVICES HALCROW UAE
1998/09 SHARJAH UNDERPASS REPAIRS, SHARJAH, UAE GDS SHARJAH MUNICIPALITY UAE
1998/09 DUBAI PLAZA HOTEL, DUBAI, UAE FIRST MAINTENANCE SHEIKH MOHD AL MUBARAK UAE
1998/08 SHARJAH SHWG, SHARJAH, UAE SIXCO / MODERN HALCROW UAE
1998/07 JEBEL ALI DESALINATION, SEAWATER INTAKES, DUBAI, UAE DICOTECH DEWA UAE
1998/06 ITTIHAD MONUMENT SHARJAH, UAE RIVIERA POOLS SHARJAH MUNICIPALITY UAE
1998/05 132 KV SUBSTATION SHARJAH-NEAR HAMRIYA FREE ZONE TEAM ENGINEERING SEWA UAE
1998/04 BUILDING FOR MUJEERIN MOHAMMED - SATWA DUBAI AL BASTI & MUKTHA W.S. ATKINS UAE
1998/04 B+G+M+7 STOREY BLDG ZARABAT DOIE, DUBAI AL BASTI & MUKTHA ARIF & BINTOAK UAE
1998/04 2B+G+M+4 STOREY BUILDING NEAR DUBAI INT’L AIRPORT ARENCO AL TAMIR CONSULTANT UAE
1998/04 B+G+M+7 STOREY BUILDING IN GHUSAIS ARENCO AL TAMIR CONSULTANT UAE
1998/04 AL AROUBA ROAD BRIDGES, SHARJAH, UAE GDS SHARJAH MUNICIPALITY UAE
1998/03 B+G+M+7 STOREY FOR ARIF & BINTOAK AL BASTI & MUKTHA ARIF & BINTOAK UAE
1998/03 AL HASAWI CENTRE DUBAI SUN ENGINEERING KHATIB & ALAMI UAE
1998/02 AL TAYER COMMERCIAL BUILDING DUBAI AL BASTI & MUKTHA ARKITEKNIK UAE
1998/02 TOWER BUILDING IN ROLLA, SHARJAH ICTC-SHARJAH ADNAN SAFARINI UAE
1998/02 MANAMA MILITARY CAMP, MANAMA, BAHRAIN AL ABERI G.H.Q. BAHRAIN
1998/02 GHUSAIS HOUSING REPAIRS, DUBAI, UAE PYRAMID BUILDING MAINT. UAE
1997/12 SHARJAH SEWERAGE PHASE IV SIX CONSTRUCT HALCROW
1997/11 STATE SECURITY DEPT. H.Q., UAE GULF CONT. CO. DAR AL AMARA
1997/10 KALOOTI SHARJAH SUN ENGINEERING KHATIB & ALAMI
1997/10 COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL IN HAMRIYA DUBAI SUN ENGINEERING R. CONSULTANT-ARC
1997/10 INTERCON STAFF ACCOMMODATION, DUBAI, UAE ABRAR MAINT. DUBAI INTERCON
1997/08 AJMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING TEAM ENGINEERING MOHD SHEIKH AL MUBARAK
1997/07 DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK BUILDING SHARJAH BRANCH S.S. LOOTAH PORT SAEED ENG CONSULTANT
1997/06 DUKHAN POWER STATION UPGRADE, QATAR MECON COSTAIN
1997/04 INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL EXTENSION, JORDAN UNITED ENGINEERS ARABTECH JARDANEH
1997/04 PHEONICIA HOTEL, JORDAN ABADI & ANANI ABADI & ANANI
1997/04 AQABA HOSPITAL, JORDAN AKRAM ABOU AFIEFEH CORPS. OF ENGINEERS
1997/04 COLD STORES FOR JAFZA, DUBAI, UAE DICOTECH TEBBODIN / JAFZA
1997/02 WEIGH LEAF BRIDGE REPAIRS, JEBEL ALI, UAE DICOTECH/KHANSAHEB TEBBODIN / JAFZA
1997/01 AL NADAH INTERCHANGE AL NABOODAH CIVIL ENG HALCROW
1997/01 ZABEEL PALACE BEDROOMS, DUBAI, UAE MODERN CONSTRUCTION RMJM / EO

1997/01 AL FALAH MILITARY CAMP (WATER TANK), SHARJAH, UAE AL HAMED DEV G.H.Q.
1996/12 DUBAI INT. AIRPORT T.D. 46 CONCOURSE FOUNDATION, UAE AL NABOODAH CONT. ROAD DIVISION BECHTEL INTERNATIONAL
1996/12 AL MALAZ STADIUM REPAIR WORK, SAUDI ARABIA SMBTC MINISTRY OF YOUTH FAIR
1996/12 RAK MILITARY CAMP, RAS AL KHAIMAH, UAE AL SAFA CONTRACTING G.H.Q.
1996/12 FUJEIRAH MILITARY CAMP, FUJEIRAH, UAE AL HAMED DEV. G.H.Q.
1996/10 REPAIRS JOB (SMALL), UAE RIMAL ENGINEERING ADNOC
1996/09 COMMERCIAL BUILDING MUBARAKIA, KUWAIT SADEEM AL KUWAIT -

PACE (PAN ARAB CONSULTS &
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ENGRS).
1996/06 ZABEEL PALACE EXTERNAL STRUCTURES, DUBAI, UAE MODERN / ARABTEC ARENCO
ROBERT MATHEW JOHNSON
1996/05 ZABEEL PALACE REFURBISHMENT, UAE MODERN CONST. CO.
MARSHALL
1996/05 MUSSAFA BRIDGE, UAE SIX CO. R.P.T.
1996/03 AL NAHDA INTERCHANGE DUBAI/SHARJAH, UAE AL NABOODAH CONTG ROADS DIV. HALCROW
1996/02 QAFCO III, QATAR MIDMAC UHDE
1995/12 MANAMA TO MUHARRAQ CROSSING, BAHRAIN SAUDI ARCHIRODON DAR EL HANDASAH
1995/12 AL NAHDA INTERCHANGE - UAE AL NABOODAH CONTG ROAD HALCROW
93-94 SEEB RAFO AIRPORT REPAIRS, UAE STRABAG (OMAN) LLC MODES
1992/06 JEBEL ALI PORT REFURBISHMENT QUAY, UAE DUTCO BALFOUR BEATTY
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1992/03 JURNER INTERNATIONAL S.S.H.
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1991/00 CABLE TRENCH REPAIRS, UAE NABOODAH LAING E.W. PREECE
1991/00 CABLE TRENCH REPAIRS, UAE DUBAL / DUTCO PAULING E.W. PREECE
1991/00 KILN FOUNDATION REPAIRS NAT. CEMENT MAINT. DEPT.
1991/00 DS51 SEWAGE TREATMENT WKS-DXB MUNICIPALITY, UAE. KEANG NAM GERMAN WATER ENGG.
1991/00 SHARJAH FLYOVER REPAIRS - SHARJAH MUNICIPALITY, UAE IDEAL INDUSTRIES SHARJAH MUNICIPALITY
1991/00 REPAIRS TO BIN ABDUL AZIZ SCHOOL, UAE AL DAOUB CONTG.
1991/00 REPAIRS TO FERTILISER PLANT, UAE KIER INTL
1991/00 QUAY WALL REPAIRS - SHARJAH PORT AUTHORITY, UAE OVERSEAS AST. HALCROW
1991/00 QUAY WALL REPAIRS - DXB DRY-DOCKS, UAE KHANSAHEB
1990/07 CONCRETE WATER TANK REPAIR DUBAI, UAE U.T.C.C.
1990/04 GULF PHARMACEUTICALS RAK, UAE
1990-91 RECON. OF CONC. COL & SEA WATER STNS. , UAE GULF HOUSING QATAR TREVOR CROCKERS
1989/10 CONCRETE REPAIRING DUBAL UPGRADING, UAE DUTCO PAULING DUBAI E.W. PREECE
1989/09 DUBAL REPAIRS, UAE LAING EMIRATES DUBAI E.W. PREECE
1989/05 DUBAL REPAIR WORKS, UAE OVERSEAS ASST. DUBAI E.W. PREECE
Approvals
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Transmittal Advice No. EXW-P023-0004-CM-AEC-TN-05834
Project name Design & Construction Orbital Highway Truck Route P023 - Contract 4
Project number 60312728
Client ASHGHAL
Request for material approval for Concrete repair works in Highway &
Subject Utility Structu re Ma nufactu rer: MIS BAS F Constructor Chemicals-UAE
Comment Consent classification "A"
Issued by Wael Amer 11 February 2015
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1(0 Comment Response Sheet
o Test Results! Certificate
Wfl C! rtify Iblthfllhove luOmltt!d It!/IU hive been Ie~Jevnd In dlll~ Ind Irl correclilld confOl"m.n"wlth Jpeclfic. tIoM.nd .!so lilt mll!ri.l sovrcu Indk.,d.txw.
h..... bun rMewM ill del,lI . nd _will JUpply tlwl,ubmit1ed items in fun conformity .
Name: Dong : QC Manager
Name: ~~UJ ~t..~ Approved:
~E - s;:~cJy,\9I) Approved with comments:

[Connment5heet Reference (R;, 01560
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Recommen ded:
Rejected:
Engineer:
Client- Ashgal:
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Co nse nt Classification: A Number of comments open · o
Number of comments dosed - 8
Number of comments carried to next stage-
EXPRESSWAY PROGRAMME
Comment/Response Sheet
Review No: 1 Dat e: 3Q-Dec-14
Project: P023 - New Orbital Highway and Truck Route - Contract 4 Due Date: 20-Jan-IS
Review Document: Request for material approval for Concrete repair works in Highway & Utility Structure Manufacturer : MIS 8ASF Constructor Chemicals-UAE
Review Document Ref: EXW-P023-0004-QM-OEC-MS-OOO79 (EXW-P023-OOO4-MQ-OEC-TN-OO476)
Comments by: AECOM :-Venugopal/Saurabh Sinha/Mubashir Hussain 5yed/Govinda Rae Date: 28-Jan-IS
Comment Sheet Reference: EXW-P023-0004-CM-AEC-CR-OlS30 CA
Response by: Daewoo E&C Date: 03-feb-IS
Review Reference : EXW-POB-0004-MQ-OEC- TN-00697
Comments by: AECOM :-Venugopal/Saurabh Sinha/Mubashir Hussain 5yed/ Govinda Rao Dat e: ll-Feb-15
Comment Sheet Reference: EXW-P023-0004-CM-AEC-CR-01530 CB

Consent Classif ication: A: Consented to, authorized to proceed 8: Consented to, subject to comments W: Rejected, not consented to, reasons noted I: Information only
Ca tegorv: Cat 4· major comment Cat 3· technical comm ent Cat 2· non technical comment Cat l ' important for futu re submissions Cat O' Observation/Note
No Reference Comment by Cat. Response by St atus
Submitted material test results found in compliance with the

project requirements as per QCS Z010 Section 5, Clause 16.6
Venu MAR submittal is as per Clause 16.6, Section 5 QCS 2010, Repair of
1 General Rev.CA 1) Master Emaco R 307 (Blow hole filling) CO Rev.CA Radel Closed
Gopal Concrete
Z) Master Emaco S 488 (small Scale concrete repair)
3) Master Emaco 466 (large Scale Concrete repair)
QCS 2010 Section 5 Part

The Dry Shrinkage report for Master Emaco S 488 (Small Concrete Saurabh
2 16 Clause 16.6.4 Table Rev.CA C1 Rev.CA Refer to attached sheet. Radel Closed
Repa ir) is required . Sinha
16.4
The Flexural Strength and Anchorage bond test report for Master Saurabh
3 General Rev.CA C1 Rev.CA Refer to attached sheet. Radel Closed
Emaco S 466 (Large Scale Concrete Repair) is required. Sinha
QCS 2010 Section 5 Part Contractor shall submit a detailed method statement identifying
Saurabh Noted. MS to submit incorporating the approved material for
4 16 Clause 16.6.1 Bulletin Rev.CA the specific materials to be used and the sequence of activities for C1 Rev.CA Radel Closed
Sinha repairs before to proceed remedial works.
2 the repair.
1 of 2 EXW-POZ3-0004-CM-AEC-CR-D1S30
A:COM
Consent Classificat ion : A: Consented to, authorized to proceed B: Consented to, subject to comments W: Rejected, not consented to, reasons noted I: Information only
categor:v~ •
C t 4 : major comme n ,
Cat 3 ' techn 'cal c;ommen t ,
cat 2- non techn 'cal commen Cat 1 : Impat
ran tfor fut ur e su b miSSionS
•
(tOOb se r va t'/N
Ion 0"
No Reference Comment bV Co,. Response bV Status
The Contractor is to comply with QCS 2010 Section 1 Part 9 Clause

9.3.1 in general and also to provide certificates of test from the
QCS 2010 Section 1 Part $aurabh
5 Rev.CA supplier for all the materials delivered to site as per bulletin 4 of (1 Rev.CA Noted. Rodel Closed
9 Clause 9.3.1 Sinha
the same Clause. Final approval is based on final inspection and
approval for material arrived to the site.
Technical Submission
Section C_1I Part 2 Project
Contractor to comply with Technical Submission Section C_1I Part 2
Specification Section Saurabh
6 Rev.CA Project Specification Section 32/00 Clause 3.10, QCS 2010 Section (1 Rev.CA Noted and to comply. Rodel Closed
32/00 Clause 3.10, QCS Sinha
5 Part 16 Clause 16.6 in fo r Concrete Repair works
2010 Section S Part 16
Clause 16.6
Technical Submission
All repairs approved by the Engineer shall be performed by a
Section C-1I Part 2 Project Govinda
7 Rev.CA subcontractor specialized in the repa ir of concret e in the Middle ( 1 Re v.CA Noted Rod el Closed
Specification Section Rao
East and prepared to guarantee the work.
32/00 Clause 3.10.C
It is mandatory to get approval from Engineer's representatives Venu

8 General Rev.CA (1 Rev .CA Noted. Rodel Closed
before application at project site. Gopal
2 of 2 EXW-P023-{)()()4-CM -AEC-CR-01530
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SITE TRANSMITTAL of TRANSMITIAL NO: 543-SEG-C-TRM-OB14
Shop Drawings, Materials, etc.
To: KEO International Consultants
~PR~ECT ' , CONTRACTOR . . ';

Aud~ Bureau Headquarters IBE Partnership LTO SEG Qatar
WE ARE SENDING HEREWITH THE DRAWINGS I DOCUMENTS I SAMPLES LISTED BELOW

FOR YOUR REVIEW.
ITEM DOCUMENT NO. OF ACTION
NO, NO. GENERAL DESCRIPTIOI TYPE (i) COPIES PAGES CODE (ii)
543-SEG-CV- (2) Hard

MATS.OtlO Matenal Submrttal for Emaco S66T t Repair Concrete Surface Mats Copy (1)
RevOO in Nominal Thicknesse of 40mm aod above (BASF) G'
Soft Copy
RECEIVED BY KEO
DATE: 10 SEP 2013 DATE

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Corrections or comments made relative to submittals duriog this review does not relieve the contractor from compliance with the
requirements of his Contract, drawings and specflcauons. This review is only in respect of generat conformance with the design Intent of
the project and general compjance w~h the information given in the Coolract documents The contractor remains responsible, among
other things, for the design of the project or such parts of the project he has design responslbiity for (~ design forms part of the Contract),
for confirming and correlating all quantlties and dimensions, selecting fabrication processes aod techniques of construction. coordinating
hiS work with that of other trades, and performing his work in a safe and satisfactory manner, all in accordance with the Contract
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Submittal Item
Submittal Item
Project [BP-1C-01] - View Date 31/12/2012

Msheireb
Downtown
Doha Project
- Phase 1C
Sub & Super
Structure
Works
Brookfield Multiplex
Medgulf JV WLL
Doha, P.O Box 54 Submittal Item No.
Phone: +974-449- BP-1C-01-0024
3251
Fax: +974-449-3251
General Information
Item No. BP-1C-01-0024 Revision 0

Package No. Rev. BP-1C-01-0019.0
Description Material Submittal for MDD1C-BMMG-ALL-SM-CW-CN-0007 - Concrete Repair Material
- BASF EMACO S66 T
CSI Code 03 30 00 - CAST-IN-PLACE Submitting Company Brookfield Multiplex Medgulf
CONCRETE JV WLL
Doc. Spec. Or BOQ Page Copies Required
Status Completed Item Type Manufacture's Data
Responsible Team Member Matthew Sinclair (Brookfield Multiplex Medgulf JV WLL)
Item Notes
Primary Response Approved as Noted
Submission Notes
Review Notes See the attached marked up Submittal Item No. BP-1C-01-
0024.0.PDF.: BMD 1C01DC (Burns and McDonnell). 4/11/2012
Dates
Required On Site (E1) Required Lead Time 7

(days)
Approved Submittal Required Review Time 35
Required By (E1) (days)
Submission Due (E1)
Sample Attached No
Activity Code
Micro Schedule Activity ID
BLDG
AREA
LEVEL
Submitted Date 15/10/2012
Discipline
Sub Contractor
Compliance: Specification Division 3, Section 033000, Clause 3.04 (D)
Requirement
Compliance: Contractor Specified
Proposal
Compliance: Remarks
Acknowledged (E2)
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Submittal Item
Estimated Quantity (E2)

Unit (E2)
Ordered Quantity (E2)
Reqd. Order Date (E2)
Date Purchase Order Issued
(E2)
Purchase Order No. (E2)
Supplier (E2)
Method Of Shipping (E2)
Shipping Date (E2)
E.D.A. To Site (E2)
A.D.A. To Site (E2)
Lead Time (E2)
Supporting Documents
Document Document Open Description Date Size

Type (KB)
File Item No. BP-1C-01-0024.0.pdf Item No. BP-1C- 3/11/2012 2612
01-0024.0.pdf
File MDD1C-BMMG-ALL-SM-CW-CN-0007-Emaco S66 T.PDF BASF EMACO S66 15/10/2012 7727
T
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6. Material Safety Datasheet

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PREPARATION The use of MasterBrace ADH 1414, epoxy

THIS METHOD STATEMENT COVERS PREPARATION AND APPLICATION OF A CAST-IN

THIS METHOD STATEMENT COVERS PREPARATION AND APPLICATION OF A CAST-IN-

SECTION 1: Identification of the substance/mixture and of the

MasterEmaco S 466 also EMACO S66 T

Relevant identified uses: Product for construction chemicals

1.3. Details of the supplier of the safety data sheet

Telephone: +49 621 60-74354

1.4. Emergency telephone number

International emergency number:

SECTION 2: Hazards Identification

2.1. Classification of the substance or mixture

According to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 [CLP]

H318, H315, H335

2.2. Label elements

Globally Harmonized System, EU (GHS)

Precautionary Statements (Prevention):

Precautionary Statements (Response):

According to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 [CLP]

Hazard determining component(s) for labelling: Cement, portland, chemicals

2.3. Other hazards

According to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 [CLP]

SECTION 3: Composition/Information on Ingredients

modified cement mortar

Hazardous ingredients (GHS)

Cement, portland, chemicals

SECTION 4: First-Aid Measures

On contact with eyes:

SECTION 5: Fire-Fighting Measures

5.2. Special hazards arising from the substance or mixture

Product is not combustible or explosive. No particular hazards known.

5.3. Advice for fire-fighters

SECTION 6: Accidental Release Measures

6.2. Environmental precautions

6.3. Methods and material for containment and cleaning up

6.4. Reference to other sections

SECTION 7: Handling and Storage

Protection against fire and explosion:

7.2. Conditions for safe storage, including any incompatibilities

Suitable materials for containers: High density polyethylene (HDPE)

7.3. Specific end use(s)

SECTION 8: Exposure Controls/Personal Protection

Components with occupational exposure limits

65997-15-1: Cement, portland, chemicals

8.2. Exposure controls

General safety and hygiene measures

SECTION 9: Physical and Chemical Properties

Thermal decomposition: No decomposition if stored and handled as prescribed/indicated.

9.2. Other information

Bulk density: approx. 1,250 - 2,800 kg/m3