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Completing infrastructure for new streets at Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim

Delivering the core infrastructure works for the new streets at Ifraz 35, including sanitation networks, rainwater drainage, GIS mapping systems, and water and electricity extensions.

Project data

Location
Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra
Completion year
2024
Status
Completed and handed over
Scope
Sanitation · rainwater drainage · water and electricity extensions
Documentation
GIS mapping systems
Completion certificate
Available on request

The completion certificate is available on request for prequalification purposes.

Site photography

Photographs from the company's own execution on site, documented with date and location.

  • An excavator lowering a geotextile-wrapped steel pipe into the network trench

    Laying the main water line

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

  • Two excavators digging a deep network trench along a residential street

    Excavating the network trenches in the neighbourhood

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

  • A crane truck unloading large DN 800 GRP pipes on site

    Delivery of DN 800 GRP pipes

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

  • Two workers backfilling a large steel pipe at the base of a deep trench

    Pipe laying and backfill around the line

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

  • An excavator hoisting a long steel pipe by chain at the earthworks site

    Hoisting the steel network pipe

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

  • An excavator cutting a straight services trench along the new road corridor

    Excavating the services trench along the new road

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

  • A worker shovelling sand backfill over geotextile-wrapped pipes in the trench

    Sand backfill over the geotextile-wrapped pipes

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

  • A sewer manhole chamber set on gravel bedding in an excavation pit

    Installing a sewer manhole chamber

    Ifraz 35, Hay Al-Hakim, Basra2024

The challenge

New streets are routinely handed over with undocumented networks, then dug up repeatedly because nobody knows where the lines were laid. The requirement wasn't only to lay a network, but to hand over a district ready for urban expansion with documentation that lets the client actually manage it afterwards.

The approach

  • We executed the sanitation and rainwater drainage networks within a single scope, rather than splitting responsibility across multiple parties.

  • We documented the networks with GIS mapping systems handed over with the project — something most local contractors skip.

  • Core water and electricity extensions were delivered to make the district ready for habitation and sustainable urban development.

The outcome

The district was handed over in 2024 with cartographically documented networks and full readiness for habitation and expansion.

Request this project's completion certificate

We send this project's completion certificate on request for prequalification purposes. And if you have a project of similar scope, send us the bill of quantities or a scope description and we'll come back with a proposal covering specifications, schedule and price.

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