Design Review and Construction of Link Road (4 Lane) from Dhaka Trunk Road to Baizid Bostami Road including Loop Road at AUW – Supervision Phase
Design Review and Construction of Link Road (4 Lane) from Dhaka Trunk Road to Baizid Bostami Road including Loop Road at the outer periphery of AUW (Asian University for Women). Length of Road: 6.00 km, Width: 14.60m. Bridges include: 425.55m PSC, 40m PSC, 5x30m PSC, 24m RCC. Construction Supervision Phase: 24 months. Funded by Government of Bangladesh (GOB).
Strengthen of Link Road (4 Lane) from Dhaka Trunk Road to Baizid Bostami Road including Design of Loop Road along AUW – Design Phase
Strengthen of Link Road (4 Lane) from Dhaka Trunk Road to Baizid Bostami Road including Design of Loop Road along the outer Periphery of AUW’s land at Chittagong. Length of Road: 6.00 km, Width: 14.60m. Bridges include: 2x42m PSC, 12m RCC, 22m RCC, 20m RCC. Services include traffic survey and forecast, topographic survey, soil investigation, detailed design and drawings. Funded by Government of Bangladesh (GOB).
Feasibility Study, Detailed Digital Survey, IEE and EIA of Madani Avenue-Barabaraid to Dhaka-Sylhet Highway (Major Road 5A, 5B & 5)

Feasibility Study including Detailed Digital Survey, IEE and EIA of the proposed Project “Construction of Road, Bridge and Culvert from Madani Avenue-Barabaraid to Dhaka-Sylhet Highway near Bhulta via Navagram (Major Road 5A, 5B & widening of Major Road 5). Road lengths: 3.89 km, 5.21 km and 6.15 km (Six and eight lanes with service lane). Four underpasses, one bridge of 200m and another of 1340m (six lanes). Funded by Government of Bangladesh (GOB).
Consultancy Services for IDA Financed Rehabilitation of Dhaka-Sylhet Road

Consultancy Services for IDA financed Rehabilitation of Dhaka-Sylhet Road. Rehabilitation works include replacement of old under-capacity Bridges/Culverts: 301 structures including 37 nos. P.C. Girder Bridges, 347 nos. Box Culverts, and 2 nos. Railway Over Passes. Entire project divided into 6 contracts in two phases. Funded by International Development Association (IDA). Estimated project cost: Tk. 832.27 Crores (US$ 170.86 Million).
Detailed Engineering Design, Project Management and Supervision Consultancy for Construction of Andkoy-Aquina Road, Afghanistan
Detailed Engineering Design (DED), Project Management and Supervision Consultancy Services for Construction of Andkoy – Aquina Road. Length: 32 km, Width: 7.00m with PSC Bridges of 40–50m each. Funded by Islamic Development Bank (IDB). Phase I: Survey, investigation, detailed design, tender documents. Phase II: Full time supervision with quality and cost control.
Detailed Engineering Design, Project Management and Supervision for Rehabilitation of Doshi-Pol E Khomri Road, Afghanistan

Detailed Engineering Design (DED), Project Management and Supervision Consultancy Services for Rehabilitation of Doshi-Pol E Khomri existing Road. Construction of 55km road: 15km 4-Lane and 40km 2-Lane, with 6 nos. prestressed girder bridges and 55 nos. RCC box culverts. Funded by Islamic Development Bank (IDB). Full design and construction supervision with quality and cost control.
Design Review and Supervision Consultancy Service for Jabul Saraj-Nijrab Road Project, Afghanistan
Design Review, Supervision Consultancy Service of Jabul Saraj-Nijrab Road Project (MPW/869/ABD/QCBS). Length: 50 km, Width: 7.0m with PSC Bridges of 40–50m each. Funded by Asian Development Bank (ADB). Services include design review and approval, quality and quantity certification, civil works contract administration, FIDIC contract supervision, and advisory to MPW on all implementation matters.
Padma Bridge Approach Roads & Facilities Supervision Project

The Padma Multipurpose Bridge Project (PMBP), approximately 40 km south west of Dhaka, comprises a new fixed crossing of the Padma River in Bangladesh, which will consist of a bridge approximately 6.15km long, major river training works and approximately 13.6 km of approach roads and bridge-end facilities, including toll plazas, service areas and offices. The main bridge structure would carry a 4-lane highway, and have provisions for future installation of a single track dual guage rail line as well as other facilities including gas, power transmission and tele-communication lines. The main bridge is a two level steel truss superstructure with road traffic on the upper level and rail on the lower level acting compositely with a reinforced concrete deck slab. A brief description of the Main Bridge and River Training works (RTW) components of the project along with some schematic drawings is provided in Attachment 1. A pre-feasibility study of the proposed project was undertaken in 1999 comprising surveys, studies, preliminary designs, cost estimating, economic and traffic evaluation. This was followed by a feasibility study in 2003-2005 which comprised further studies and recommended the crossing be built at a location between Mawa and Janjira. This feasibility study formed the basis for the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) to proceed with the design and construction of the bridge. The project is divided into two phases: (i) Phase I- Detailed Design and Contract Procurement; and (ii) Phase II — Construction. The Design Consultants submitted the Final Design Report on July 5, 2011, which has been approved by the competent authorities. The bridge designs has been vetted by a separate consulting firm hired as the “Checking Engineers”. The Final Design of all i,e 5 contracts has been completed and Bid Documents prepared accordingly. The Government of Bangladesh has decided to take over/take up the project from its own fund. Accordingly 3(three) of the 5(five) contracts i,e contract no-3 Janjira approach road and selected bridge end facilities, contract no- 4 Mawa approach road & selected bridge end facilities and contract no- 5 service area-2 has been awarded to the contractors and works are going on accordingly. The current estimated total cost of the project is about US$ 2972.06 million. This document sets out the Terms of Reference (ToR) for Phase II, the construction phase of the project. The BBA intends to hire an international consulting firm to undertake overall construction supervision of the contract no-1 & contract no-2 i,e Main Bridge and River Training Works (RTW) covering the roles of the “Project Manager” and the “Engineer’s representatives”. A separate construction supervision consultant (CSC) has already been engaged for contract no 3, 4 & 5 i,e Janjira approach road and selected bridge end facilities, Mawa approach road & selected bridge end facilities and service area-2. All these activities will be financed by the Government of Bangladesh (GoB). Detailed Description of Actual Services provided by your staff: Consultancy services for construction supervision/project management are required to ensure that the construction of Main Bridge and River Training Works is implemented in an economical and efficient manner consistent with internationally accepted standard and practices with high standards of workmanship, specified quality of materials within the stipulated construction period and in conformity with the approved drawings and specifications, safeguard standards achieving objectives of the project with value for money. The main tasks and activities of the Construction Supervision Consultants (CSC), covering the pre-construction, construction and post construction stages of the Main Bridge and River Training Works would include, but not limited to, the following: A. Design Review and others Requirements. The CSC shall be required to undertake a thorough review of the all design documents prepared by the Design Consultants, within 60 days of the start of the contract, covering items listed below. At the end of this process, it will be assumed that the CSC is fully satisfied with the adequacy of the designs. i. Review the tender stage designs of the works completed earlier for adequacy and standards and provide comments thereon, if any; ii. Obtain Client’s approval, as necessary, for any major changes required in the designs already completed for bidding stage before finalization of Construction Drawings; iii. Incorporate all changes in design/drawings as agreed with the Client; iv. Carry out review of data and site investigations already carried out for all elements of the works;