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MONTMONTAZA GROUP

CORPORATION PROFILE AND REFERENCES

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DESCRIPTION

MONTMONTAZA PLC is a worldwide contracting organization for buildings, infrastructures and industrial plants

providing design, construction and maintenance services for all categories of works.

COMPANY STRUCTURE

MONTMONTAZA PLC is a Parent Company with major equity ownership in all subsidiary companies. List of

Subsidiary Companies in Croatia and abroad is shown in MONTMONTAZA GROUP STRUCTURE.

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Table of Contents

CORPORATION PROFILE ............................................................................................................................................ 3

INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................... 3

C O M P A N Y I N F O R M A T I O N ..................................................................................................................... 4

MONTMONTAZA GROUP STRUCTURE .................................................................................................................. 5

CORPORATION ACTIVITIES .................................................................................................................................... 6

COMPANY QUALITY SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................. 7

HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION .......................................................................................... 10

R E F E R E N C E S ..................................................................................................................................................... 11

OIL AND GAS TERMINALS .................................................................................................................................... 11

GAS FACILITIES ..................................................................................................................................................... 17

OIL REFINERIES ..................................................................................................................................................... 19

OIL, GAS AND OTHER STORAGES ........................................................................................................................ 20

INSTRUMENTATION ‐ POWER ROOMS ‐ VENTILATION – CONDITIONING ...................................................... 22

ELECTROFILTERS AND GAS COOLERS ............................................................................................................ 23

RECYCLING PLANTS .............................................................................................................................................. 24

THERMAL POWER PLANTS ................................................................................................................................... 25

PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS .................................................................................................................................... 26

FOOD PROCESSING PLANTS AND PHARMACY PLANTS ...................................................................................... 27

HYDROENGINEERING ........................................................................................................................................... 28

WIND PLANTS ...................................................................................................................................................... 29

MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................................................... 30

S U M M A R Y ...................................................................................................................................................... 31

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CORPORATION PROFILE INTRODUCTION

MONTMONTAZA Group, led by Montmontaza PLC as the Parent Company, covers a group of companies with

1,000 employees working mainly as a world‐wide capital investment contractor for construction of industrial

plants, building and infrastructures.

The strength of MONTMONTAZA Group lies in:

its operating as the leader in the above mentioned three distinct, promising markets, both international

and domestic, reducing thereby the overall business risk;

its capabilities to introduce solutions to meet its customers present and future needs;

its organization, where a significant part of construction is subcontracted between group members;

its policy to ensure and implement strict adherence to the wide range of internal procedures and control

systems in execution of the projects;

its world‐wide reputation and

its financial strength and considerable resources.

MONTMONTAZA’s strategy is to be the leader in its chosen fields of business, and thereby to realise on a long‐

term basis a return on its invested capital substantially higher than its cost of capital. In this way it aims to create

value and provide the shareholders with a return on their investment commensurate with the risk involved, and

so also to secure the continuity and independence of the corporation.

In selecting the business activities through which the above objective is to be achieved, the focus is almost

entirely on those markets and projects on which the Group’s existing core competencies, i.e. its commercial and

technical expertise, and track records, can be brought to bear. However, in general, the Group companies position

themselves in accordance with the prevailing market conditions and focus on the top end of the markets where

new technology and innovation are required, in order to limit competition.

Almost all projects pursued by the Group companies are of a nature that requires specific performance criteria

with respect to quality, performance, timely execution, etc. established by its customers, including adherence to

international standards. Only technical experience and expertise together with strict adherence to internal

procedures, such as those required to obtain ISO 9000 accreditation can limit these risks.

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MONTMONTAZA’s corporate structural and organisational concept is based on project principle orientation of

business activities.

Essential activities linked to the realization of the projects are organized primarily and particularly with the

purpose to fulfill the specific requirements of the projects. As result, a comprehensive range of procedures and

control systems to enable the Project Managers to effectively execute, monitor and control the Project have been

developed. Control Systems appropriate to each project are used to plan the tasks to be performed, allocate

resources, monitor the work undertaken and the costs incurred, provide the necessary information to assist

decision making and enable timely corrective action to be taken. The Quality Assurance, Health Safety and

Environment Project Management Systems are implemented on each project.

C O M P A N Y I N F O R M A T I O N General Information

Full Name: MONTMONTAZA PLCIncorporated in: Zagreb, Croatia Date of Foundation / Incorporation: 12.12.1950 / 23.03.1992 Registration No.: Fi‐11706/2/23.07.1992Registered by: ECONOMIC COURT, Zagreb Type of Company: Public Limited Company (PLC) Legal Form: Joint Stock Company Name changes that have occurred up to date:

1950 JUGOMONTAZA, State owned Company1974 JUVENT, Parastaral Company 1977 MONTING‐MONTMONTAZA, Parastaral Company1992 MONTMONTAZA, Public Limited Company Corporate Head Office:

Office Address: Montmontaza PLCRakitnica 2 10040 Zagreb, Croatia

Postal Address P. O. Box 260, 10040 Zagreb, Croatia Telephone +385‐1‐6168‐709 / 6168‐710 Facsimile +385‐1‐6168‐713E‐mail [email protected] www.montmontaza.hr

Supervisory Board

DARIJO LISICAR Chairman MIRELA LISICAR Deputy Chairman JOHN ANTHONY ROHAN Board Member Director

ANDRIJA LISICAR

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MONTMONTAZA GROUP STRUCTURE

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CORPORATION ACTIVITIES

Industrial Plants and Facilities Construction

Petrochemical and Chemical Plants

Oil and Gas Processing Plants

Oil and Gas Transportation and Storage Facilities

Power Generating Plants

Desalinization Plants

Ecological Plants and Facilities

Iron and Steel, Non‐ferrous and Mining Plants

Food Processing Plants

Cold Storages, Mills and Silos

Infrastructure and Public Utilities

Civil Engineering

Ferry Quays

Marinas

Ports

Sewer Systems and Facilities

Under Water Pipelines

Water Supply Facilities

Roads and Roads Infrastructure

Shipbuilding

Shipbuilding and ship alterations

Building Construction

Apartment Buildings

High Rise Buildings

Hotel Building and Facilities

Industrial Buildings

Residential Buildings

Energy Distribution

BOT Concessions for Gas System Construction and Gas Distribution

Trading in Electric Energy

Scope of Montmontaza Group Services:

Feasibility Studies

Design and Engineering

Tender Document Preparation

Procurement, Expediting and Testing Services

Construction, Erection and Installation

Commissioning and Start‐Up Activities

Management and Operating Services

Maintenance and Reconstruction

Contracting Modalities:

EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction)

EPCM (Engineering, Procurement, Construction Management)

Turnkey

Negotiated Contracts, etc.

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COMPANY QUALITY SYSTEM

Quality Policy

Our Quality Policy emphasizes the significance of our customer’s choice and expresses our commitment to

continuously improve the quality and performance of our products and services.

Quality Organization

The organization and scope of responsibility are firmly established.

Quality Department is an independent unit on the highest level of

organization. Quality Manager reports directly to the Management

and has necessary authority and responsibility to implement, control

and improve quality system.

Quality Planning

Quality Plans are prepared and maintained for every project or

contract in order to ensure that specified quality practices,

resources and sequence of activities are met. Quality Plans are

consistent with all other parts of MONTMONTAZA Quality System.

Quality Assurance System

MONTMONTAZA maintains the documented quality assurance system according to the International Standard ISO

9001:2000. It covers all activities during manufacturing, installation and servicing. The three tiers of the

documented quality system are:

1. Quality Management Manual ‐ describes the quality policy, which in the practice of our Company

complies with all requirements of ISO 9001:2008 and allocates responsibilities and authorization within

the Company.

2. Operating Procedures ‐ the procedures which are implemented to fulfill requirements of the Quality

Management Manual.

3. Work Instructions and Quality Plans ‐ are issued only in cases where lack of clear instructions would

adversely affect the quality of product / services. Quality Plans are prepared when required and provide

details of the controls, methods, responsibilities and interfaces for specific contracts. All Quality Plans

must be approved by Quality Assurance Manager.

Certification of Quality System

MONTMONTAZA Quality System has been certified by TÜV CERT, Certification Body of TÜV Management Services

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GmbH since 1996 (Certificate Registration No. 12 100 6718).

Presently the company has been certified according to the following norms too: ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS

18001:2007, ISO/TS 29001 and ISO 3834‐2.

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HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION

Health and safety of MONTMONTAZA’s personnel, health and safety of client’s employees and their property as

well as environment protection are a matter of corporate utmost care. The company safety procedures define

safety system, which ensures and implements the above‐mentioned premises.

The premise that all accidents are preventable is realistic. Every work that may lead to injury or disease, can and

will be controlled. We are committed to sending all our employees’ home at the end of their shift as physically

sound as when they arrived.

Safety and security of the property is prerequisite of proper and smooth execution of the works.

Senior line management shall exert sustained leadership in establishing goals and demanding accountability for

safety and health performance. All line supervisors must be fully committed to and constantly involved in the

injury and illness prevention programs.

Each employee is expected to arrive at work in a proper mental and physical condition to perform the assigned

tasks and comply with the established safety programs and procedures. Proper worker attitude, knowledge,

attention and action are very essential to the prevention of injury and disease. Carelessness or disregard of the

established safety and health standards and practices will not be tolerated.

MONTMONTAZA has established its own safety assurance standards in order to eliminate or minimize risks during

the contract execution.

For each particular contract separate Safety Plan will be prepared containing:

Croatian pertinent safety law and regulations

Client’s safety regulations

Contract execution in accordance with the law including provincial, territorial and/or municipal

legislation, laws, by‐laws and/or regulations

MONTMONTAZA’s Safety Assurance System

People are our most important asset. The pain and suffering felt by the affected employees, due to illness or

injury sustained on or off the job, is also felt by the family and company in terms of decreased quality of life or lost

productivity and profits. It therefore becomes paramount for us to prevent, to the best of our collective abilities,

all injures and illnesses at work and at home.

The protection of the environment and the efficient use of its resources have become a key consideration in

project design, planning and execution. Environment is legacy of former generation and environment protection is

pledge to the next generation, to which MONTMONTAZA is fully committed.

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R E F E R E N C E S

OIL AND GAS TERMINALS

LNP Terminal, Sv.Kriz Zacretje, 2009 Railway Wagon Unloading Plant, Novorosijssk, Grushovaja,

Russia, 1995

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CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF WORK

Location Title Technical Data Year of completion

Crodux – Plin

d.o.o.,

Zagreb,

Croatia

Sv. Križ

Začretje,

Croatia

LNP Terminal

Storage Tanks,

loading/unloading

arms, fire fighting

system with water

tank, auxiliary

buildings

EPC – Turnkey Contract

3 contracts

2010

Crodux – Plin

d.o.o.,

Zagreb,

Croatia

Sv. Križ

Začretje,

Croatia

LNP Terminal

Storage Tanks 11 x

500 m3, 2 x 100

m3,

loading/unloading

arms, fire fighting

system with water

tank 1.000 m3,

auxiliary buildings


4 contracts

2009

JANAF,

Zagreb,

Croatia

Omišalj,

Croatia

Crude Oil Terminal Storage Tanks:

Crude Oil 680.000

m3 Oil products

60.000 m3 Two

Tanker Jetties each

equipped with 4 x

16" Marine load. /

unloading arms for

crude oil and prods

and 2 x 12" Marine

(cont.) loading/unloading arm

serving for ballast water and

service water. Total capacity

2.000.000 t/year of oil and

products. ‐ Complete

construction including painting

and insulation

1997

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PIPELINES

Main gas pipeline Benkovac – Dugopolje 20 ˝ , 75 bar; 2011. – 2012.

Main gas pipeline Podrebar – Josipdol, 20 ˝ , 75 bar; 2008. – 2009.

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Main gas pipeline Sv. Ivan Žabno – Bjelovar, 12˝, 50 bar

Bay Krka, Main gas pipeline Benkovac – Dugopolje 20 ˝ , 75 bar;

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Douglas Terminal Ghent,

Belgium

building of

pipelines

ND300x1.500,00m

for charging and

discharging

5x50.000m3 oil

tanks

2017

Sea Tank Terminal Ghent,

Belgium

building of the

stainless steel

pipelines ND200

from the tanks to

the unloading

arms

2017

Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Benkovac‐

Dugopolje

High pressure gas

pipeline

20"/75 bar

96 km

Procurement/Construction –

Turnkey Contract, 2013

EVN‐Croatia

plin d.o.o.

Zadar,

Hrvatska

VT/ST/NT

distribution gas

pipeline

Construction

works, piping

layout, welding,

material supply

Turnkey Contract

2012

Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Zadar ‐

Biograd

High pressure gas

pipeline

12˝/75 bar –

36,6km, and 8˝/75

bar – 12,7km


Turnkey Contract, 2010/2011

Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Sv. Ivan

Žabno ‐

Bjelovar

High pressure gas

pipeline

12˝ / 50 bar

24,5 km



Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Josipdol‐

Podrebar

High pressure gas

pipeline

20"/75 bar

30,5 km



Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Bolman –

Beli Manastir

High pressure gas

pipeline

8˝/50 bar 8,8

km


Turnkey Contract, 2006/2007

Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Lucko‐Ivanja

Reka

High pressure gas

pipeline

28"/75 bar and

20"/50

22,3 km

Procurement/Construction ‐

Turnkey Contract

2007

Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Pula‐Karlovac High pressure gas

pipeline

20"/75

14,12 km



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Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Kutina‐ Sl.

Brod

High pressure gas

pipeline

24"/75

107,4 km



Plinacro, Zagreb,

Croatia

Zagreb East ‐

Kutina

High pressure gas

pipeline

24"/75

67,4 km



City of Zagreb,

Croatia

Zagreb Water supply 8" ‐ 40"

10 km



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GAS FACILITIES

Molve, 2012 & 2013

Odorisation station Zadar, 2011.

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INA d.d.,

Zagreb Molve CPS Molve III

Construction works on

CO2 compressing

dehydration facility CPS

Molve III on Molve

exploatation field

Turnkey Contract

2012

EVN‐

Croatia

plin d.o.o.

Zadar,

Hrvatska

VT/ST/NT

distribution gas

pipeline

Digging / construction

works, piping layout,

pipe welding, material

suppy for area of Zadar

city, Hrvatska

Turnkey Contract

2012

EVN‐

Croatia

plin d.o.o.

Zadar,

Hrvatska

Odorisation station

Zadar

Odorisation station for

max. gas capacity of

10.000 Nm3/h

PC contract for construction of the

station along with connecting

pipelines

2011

Plinacro

d.o.o.,

Zagreb,

Hrvatska

Nova

Gradiška,

Croatia

MRS Nova Gradiska MRS capacity 25.000

m3/h with conn.

pipeline DN 200/75 bar

MRS capacity 2 x 4.000

m3/h


2007

INA d.d.

Zagreb,

Croatia

Gola,

Croatia

Gola Duboka Central gas station

123.500.000 m3/yr of

natural gas Condensate

42500 m3/yr

Procurement/Construction ‐ Turnkey

Contract

2000

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OIL REFINERIES



INA d.d.,

Zagreb,

Croatia

Refinery

Sisak

FCC Naphta

Hydrodesulphurization

Unit

FCC Naphta

Hydrodesulphurization

Unit

• Equipment installation

works ‐ 350 tons (columns,

pumps, exchangers etc.) •

Furnace assembly ‐ 200

tons • Piping installation

works ‐ 300 tons •

Equipment and piping

insulation works • Painting

works

2008

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OIL, GAS AND OTHER STORAGES



STT, Bordeaux Bordeaux,

France

Storage building storage tank,

3.000m3 using Bygging

system

2018 ‐ in progress

Vopak Eurotank Antwerpen,

Belguim

Tanks upgrade,

prefabrication

and mounting

heating coils and

mounting sprinkler system

on the two tanks,

5.000m3

2018 ‐ in progress

Port Dunkerque Dunkerque,

France

Tank Storages two tanks for the additive

powder 10.000m3 in the

port of Dunkerque

2017

Fertighent Fertighent,

Belgium

Storage Tank tank for bitumen,

10.000m3

2017

Terminal Sisak, Vertical tanks with steel tanks and floating roof, 3 x 80.000 m3 , 2012.

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Cemminerals Cemminerals,

Belgium

building cement

mill and cement

silos

diameter 7 and 10m,

height 25/35m, 10pcs

2017

K700 Antwerpen,

Belguim

Tanks upgrades

vacuum testing

of the tank

bottoms,

mounting and welding

vacuum rings,hydrotesting

tanks 10.000 ‐50.000 m3,

30pcs

2017

STT Ghent Piping Ghent,

Belguim

Tank upgrades,

pre‐fabrication

and mounting of

the stainless

steel heating

coils

for 10 tanks, 15.000m3

including the main

pipelines between the

tanks

2017

Jadranski naftovod

d.d., Zagreb, Hrvatska

Sisak, Croatia Terminal Sisak

3 storages for

raw oil: A‐2509,

A‐2510, A‐2511

Vertical steel storages

with floating roof

3 X 80.000 m3

Engineering/procurement of

oil storages and

interconnection piping

2012

MAN‐FIA NC‐174 Libya Lasmo Storage

Field

2x16.900 m3 2x1.270 m3

1x670 m3 1x270 m3

EPC Contract

2004

TRANSNJEFT Russia Novorossijsk

Russia

Storage No. 59 50.000 m3 Storage construction

2003

HEP, Zagreb, Croatia Zagreb,

Croatia

TE‐TO Power

station

Storage 5.000 m3 EPC ‐ Turnkey Contract,

2002

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INSTRUMENTATION ‐ POWER ROOMS ‐ VENTILATION – CONDITIONING



HEP, Zagreb

Croatia

Zagreb TE‐TO Zagreb

Unit K

€ 6,000,000.‐

Combined

Cogeneration Cycle

Power Plant

Total: 200 MWe

Installation of generator unit,

switchgears, HV/ LV distribution

system, lightning and grounding,

lighting, instrumentation works,

testing and start‐up Extention (4

bays)and reconstruction (17 bays)

of 110 kV substation, 2000 ‐ 2003

HKZP Zagreb,

Croatia

Zagreb Airport Ventilation, air

conditioning, heating

Complete works, 2003

Busi, Italy Zagreb,

Croatia

Business center Firealarm, air

conditioning, heating

etc.

Complete installations works.

2002

INA d.d. Zagreb,

Croatia

Gola Croatia Gola Duboka Central gas station

123.500.000 m3/yr of

natural gas

Condensate 42500

m3/yr

Installation of HV/ LV distribution

system lightning and grounding,

lighting instrumentation works,

installation of control system,

testing and start‐up , 2000

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ELECTROFILTERS AND GAS COOLERS

CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF WORKS


Oswald Metzen

GmbH Bitburg

Germany

LAFARGE Zement

Wosslngen GmbH

Walzbachtai

Germany

LAFARGE

Zement

Assembly of

gas cooler

gas cooler erection

works cca. 112

tons

Mechanical erection of gas cooler

Works completed: 2008

Galler GmbH

Kulmbach,

Germany

Otto‐'Renn.Str.5

Neu‐Ulm,

Germany

Neubau

Central

storage

C.Gotz ‐ Neu‐

Ulm

Pelet racking

storage 37 x 24 x

135 m, Alfa‐heavy

steel‐construction

cca 1.200 tons

Mechanical erection of storage

construction, inch preassembling

of frames, wall and roof

supporting structure, guiding

profiles and measuring protocols.

Works completed in 2003.

Olajterv

contract. &

Engineering Co.

Ltd., Hungary

Sisak Refinery,

Croatia

FCC Gasoline

Desulphurizat

ion Unit Sisak

Refinery

piping and piping

supports, cca. 250

tons

Equipment erection incl. Pumps,

compressors and heater erection,

cca 550 t.

Works completed 2008.

Oswald Metzen

GmbH Bitburg

Germany

LAFARGE Zement

Wfissinoen GmbH

Welzbachtal

Germany

LAFARGE

Zement

elektrio filter

erection works cca.

293 tons

Mechanical erection works of

electric filter. Worke completed;

03/2000.

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RECYCLING PLANTS



City of Zadar Zadar, Croatia MBT ‐ Mechanical

Biological Treatment

60.000 t/year of

comunal waste

EPC ‐ Turnkey Contract acquired

and soon under construction,

2000.

MBT Recyclying Plant to

be built in Zadar,

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THERMAL POWER PLANTS


Main Contractor Location Title Technical Data Year of completion

Hrvatska elektroprivreda (HEP)

Zagreb, Croatia

Joint venture Parsons Power

Group, U.S.A. and Montmontaza

PLC, Zagreb

Zagreb, Croatia TE‐TO Zagreb Combined Cogeneration

Cycle Power Plant,

200 MWe / 150 MWt

42% of total EPC

contract

Work completed:

2003

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PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS



PARACHEM CHEMICALS L.P., Montreal, Quebec

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Refinery

Evaluation of expenses for

relocation and reassembly of

refinery facility, including:

equipment, piping,

construction works and

instrumentation works.

2012

DINA‐Petrokemija Omišalj, Croatia

Omišalj, Croatia

VCM plant Rehabilitation of VCM plant Mechanical erection works;underway since , 2007

BASIC Engineering Inc., Houston, Texas, USA

Santa Fe Springs, California, USA

CENCO REFINERY Relocation of Existing Plant

Plant Configuration Comprising: • Vacuum Unit • Platformer NO3 Unit an Stabilizer Units • Gasoline, LSR, JET Merox Units • Naphta Hydrotreater Un • Middle Distillate Hydrotreater Unit • Amine Treater Unit • Sulphur Plant/ Tailgas Unit • FCC Hydrotreater Unit • FCC/FCC Gas Concentr.Unit

Preliminary work for dismantling nd relocation of the facility, i.e.: Engineering services to produce "As ‐ Is" documentation for the existing CENCO Refinery, including: • laser scan services • 3D modeling of plant and checking through available As‐Built Documentation • drafting and issue complete "As‐Is" Documentation, 2008

CRNL, Canada Fort

McMurray,

Alberta,

Canada

Oil Sands

Project, CAD

Heating and Cooling Plant,

Plant 64

Erection of Pipelines,

Piperacks, Cooling Tower,

Electrical, Instrumentation,

2008

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FOOD PROCESSING PLANTS AND PHARMACY PLANTS

Teva group Pliva Croatia, Zagreb,

Savski Marof, Croatia

Pharmacy plant unit – VNS

Plant Configuration Fabrication and installation

of a wide variety of process

piping systems (made of

carbon steel, stainless

steel, brass, Polypropylene

and

Polytetrafluoroethylene);

with the use of fittings and

valves; welding, connecting

and assembling to the

specified equipment in

accordance with technical

documentation.

˝Turnkey˝

2014.

Teva group Pliva Croatia, Zagreb


Pharmacy plant unit – SM 2

Plant Configuration

˝Turnkey˝

2014.



Pharmacy plant unit – SM 1

Plant Configuration

˝Turnkey˝

2012. ‐2014.


Savski

Marof,

Hrvatska

Pharmacy plant unit

– ˝Mini plant˝

Plant Configuration

˝Turnkey˝

2012. – 2013.

Zagrebačka pivovara, Zagreb, Croatia

Zagreb,

Croatia

Brewery Cooling Unit

Reconstruction;

Maintenance in

Brewery

Procurement/Construction

‐ Turnkey Contract

2004.

Pliva, VNS upgrade, Savski Marof, 2012 – 2013.

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HYDROENGINEERING

CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF THE WORK


Benghazi

Municipality,

Lybia

Benghazi,

Libya

Benghazi North

Lakes Project

Excavation of two artificial lakes

linked to the sea by two canals,

revetments with pedestrian

walkways

Dredging and excavation, placing of

rocks, concrete work, paving, lighting

columns, substations, landscaping and

planting, car parks, jetty pontoons.

Works underway; completion

scheduled for mid 2013

Split Port

Authority,

Croatia

Split,

Croatia

Reconstruction

and extension

of Split city port

Reconstruction of main

breakwater, 250 m, with new

berths (9 m depth), extension of

St. Peter’s gate for ferries

Complete construction and piling work

2003

Vodovod i

odvodnja

d.o.o.

Šibenik,

Croatia

Šibenik,

Croatia

Šibenik

submarine

outfall

Submarine outfall pipeline 5 km

(PEHD pipes 1200 mm), max.

diffuser depth 60 m; on shore

works ‐ pumping stations,

manholes, culverts, sewage

pipe work

Complete construction, electrical and

mechanical installations and

equipment

2003

ECO‐

KAŠTELA

BAY, Split,

Croatia

Split

region

Stobreč

submarine

outfall

Submerged pipeline 5 km

(PEHD pipes 1000 mm, AC pipes

900 mm), max. depth 37 m,

onshore installations – pumping

stations, shore pipe works,

manholes, control equipment

Complete supply, construction and

installation works

2003

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WIND PLANTS



Koncar

Elektrotehnik i

Transport

(KET), Zagreb,

Croatia

Konjsko,

Croatia

Wind Plant on

location Pometeno

Brdo

15 turbines

KO‐VA57/1 (1,5 MW)

2012.

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MAINTENANCE



HEP, Zagreb,

Croatia

Zagreb,

Croatia

TE‐TO Zagreb

All 3 units

Unit K: CCC Plant 200 MWe/150

MWt

Unit L: CCC Plant 110 MWe/80

MWt

Unit C: Oil Plant 250 MW

Mechanical maintenance and

outage, spare parts delivery

Continuous work in 2010, 2011

and 2012

HEP, Zagreb,

Croatia

Zagreb,

Croatia

TE‐TO Zagreb

Unit K

Combined Cogeneration Plant

200 MWe/150 MWt

Maintenance

2003 ‐ 2009

HEP, Zagreb,

Croatia

Rijeka,

Croatia

Thermal Power

Plant Rijeka

Turbine set Mechanical maintenance and

outage

2003 – 2006, 2008 – 2011, new

contract for 2012 ‐ 2014

MONTMONTAZA GROUP


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S U M M A R Y Sixty years of experience in domestic and international market and deals with leading companies and state agencies and authorities.

LOCAL CLIENTS:

HEP City authorities – Zagreb, Rijeka, Zadar HEP Proizvodnja Ministry of Internal Affairs

INA Zagrebačka pivovara INA – Petrokemija EVN Croatia Plin INA – Naftaplin Zagrebački holding PLIVA Gradska plinara Zagreb DINA – Petrokemija Zvijezda JANAF etc. Plinacro Crodux

FOREIGN CLIENTS:

RWI, Siemens, Sulzer, MAN Germany

ThyssenKrupp Germany, Russia

Basic Engineering United States of America

Codest International Italy

CRNL Canada

Galitchina Refinery Ukraine

Slovnaft Slovakia

Oil and gas companies Russia, Libya, Algeria, Cuba

State industrial companies Iran, Iraq, Cuba

Ministry of Health, Ministry of Economy Kazakhstan

Ministry of Tourism Czech Republic

Ministry of Work Malawi, Tanzania

National Development Corporation Tanzania

Slovin, Petrol Slovenia

Energoinvest Bosnia & Herzegovina

Stell Mill Nikšić Montenegro

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