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A completed concrete structure in raking light
REFERENCEPH-01 · REFERENCE

Contracting, engineering & development · since 2006

The measurement before the promise.

We build and we develop — and every project here is stated with its area, its duration and our scope.

142 projects delivered2.8M m² handed over6 governorates900 engineers & technicians

Images tagged REFERENCE are build-phase reference imagery, not MANSOOB projects. They are replaced with real project photography before launch.

Capabilities

Six capabilities, each with its figures.

A consultant evaluating a bid reads figures, not adjectives. These come from the plant and project records.

General contracting
CAP-01
PHOTOGRAPH · Site works · 2026

General contracting

Full execution from foundations to handover, on remeasured or lump-sum contracts.

ACTIVE SITES
11
PEAK POUR
1,800 m³/DAY
DIRECT LABOUR
2,400
Details
Design-build
CAP-02
PHOTOGRAPH · Site works · 2026

Design-build

Single responsibility for design and execution, shortening the programme to one approval path.

D-B PROJECTS
18
AVG SAVING
14% TIME
IN-HOUSE DESIGNERS
26
Details
Structural works
CAP-03
PHOTOGRAPH · Site works · 2026

Structural works

Piling, rafts, RC frames, post-tensioning and retaining systems.

DEEPEST PILE
Ø1.20 m × 32 m
LARGEST RAFT
1.50 m
MAX SPAN (PT)
16.0 m
Details
MEP
CAP-04
PHOTOGRAPH · Site works · 2026

MEP

HVAC, fire, plumbing, electrical and ELV — self-performed, not subcontracted.

MEP ENGINEERS
84
CHILLER CAPACITY
4,200 TR
CLASHES RESOLVED
312 AVG/PROJECT
Details
Finishing
CAP-05
PHOTOGRAPH · Site works · 2026

Finishing

Architectural finishes, facades, specialist works and cleanrooms.

FLOOR FLATNESS
3 mm / 3 m
FACADE AREA
186,000 m²
CLEANROOM GRADE
C / D
Details
Project management
CAP-06
PHOTOGRAPH · Site works · 2026

Project management

Programme, claims and cost management on projects executed by others.

PMC MANDATES
9
PLANNERS
14
REPORTING
WEEKLY
Details

Plant

We own our capability rather than subcontracting it.

The full equipment register is below. Almost no Egyptian contractor publishes one — and it is the strongest possible proof of execution capacity.

Plant
PL-01
PHOTOGRAPH · Owned plant · 2026
Plant
PL-02
PHOTOGRAPH · Owned plant · 2026
Plant
PL-03
PHOTOGRAPH · Owned plant · 2026
TypeModelCapacityQtyAcquired
Fixed batching plantElba EMM 6060 m³/hr32018–2022
Mobile batching plantElba EMB 3030 m³/hr22021
Tower cranePotain MDT 21910 t / 65 m jib82019–2023
Tower craneLiebherr 200 EC-H10 t / 60 m jib42017–2020
Stationary concrete pumpPutzmeister BSA 140990 m³/hr62018–2023
Truck-mounted pumpSchwing S 43 SX43 m reach42020–2022
ExcavatorKomatsu PC3001.8 m³ bucket122018–2024
Piling rigBauer BG 28Ø1.50 m × 45 m32019–2022
Formwork systemPERI SKYDECK / TRIO48,000 m²12019–2024
Precast yardIn-house420 m³/day12021
Maintenance workshopIn-house2 sites22016
GeneratorCaterpillar C18500 kVA142018–2023

Quality & Safety

Safety, as a number.

A contractor who publishes an LTIFR is a contractor who measures one.

A safety inspection on site
HS-01
PHOTOGRAPH · Site works · 2026
Lost-time injury frequency rate
0.42
Lost-time injuries per million man-hours, last 12 months. The sector average is above 1.0. We publish it because we measure it.
Man-hours without a lost-time incident
4,180,000
Counted from the last recorded lost-time incident across all active sites.
Training hours per worker per year
18
Average recorded safety and skills training hours per direct worker.
ISOScopeCertificate no.Valid to
ISO 9001:2015Quality managementredacted2027
ISO 14001:2015Environmental managementredacted2027
ISO 45001:2018Occupational health and safetyredacted2026

Certificate numbers are redacted on this site. Full scans are provided in the prequalification pack.

Technical Office

The drawings before the pour.

Model, clash detection, quantity take-off and as-built handover — the part that wins the consultant.

Technical office output
A-01
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Technical office output
A-02
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Technical office output
A-03
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Technical office output
A-04
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Process

How a project runs.

Seven stages, each with its duration and what we hand over.

  1. 01

    Brief and site visit

    We deliver
    Site visit, document review, and a list of what is missing
    You provide
    Available drawings and the site boundary
    Duration
    3–7 days
  2. 02

    Study and pricing

    We deliver
    Quantity take-off, an itemised price, and an outline programme
    You provide
    Final drawings and specifications
    Duration
    2–4 weeks
  3. 03

    Contract and mobilisation

    We deliver
    Contract, bonds, site establishment and plant
    You provide
    Site handover and permits
    Duration
    3–6 weeks
  4. 04

    Foundations

    We deliver
    Excavation, retaining, piling and rafts
    You provide
    Consultant approval of mix designs
    Duration
    2–8 months by depth
  5. 05

    Structure

    We deliver
    The frame floor by floor, with weekly reporting
    You provide
    Timely decisions on variations
    Duration
    6–18 months
  6. 06

    Finishes and commissioning

    We deliver
    Finishes, MEP and commissioning
    You provide
    Approval of samples and materials
    Duration
    5–14 months
  7. 07

    Handover and warranty

    We deliver
    Handover with snag lists, as-built files and a one-year warranty
    You provide
    Taking over the works
    Duration
    1–2 months