The Project for Capacity Building in CTTI in Pakistan

The Project for Capacity Building in CTTI in Pakistan

Country: Pakistan

Client: JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) Government of Cambodia

 

Period:  6th: October 2010 to July 2012

             7th:  August 2015 to August 2017

 

Outline: 

  In Cambodia, a civil war happened in the 1970s and it continued for 20 years, which consequently left 4 to 6 million land mines still threatening the safety of the people today.

In this situation, providing CMAC activities and equipment help achieve the goals of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty (commonly known as the Ottawa Treaty) and we implemented a survey to analyze the type, specifications, and number of equipment particularly for the land where demining activities cannot be manual, in consideration of the operation and maintenance capacity of the implementing agency.

We worked on these consulting activities in the 5th, 6th and 7th landmine countermeasure projects in Cambodia.

 

Service provided

<Basic design/Detailed design>

-Field survey, Cost estimation, Detailed design

<Bid supervision>

-Preparation of bid documents, bid evaluation, execution of bid procedure, and contract negotiation

<Procurement >

 

Workshop for the electronic control engine and how to use the scan tool
Workshop for the electronic control engine and how to use the scan tool
Guidance on Caterpillar engine simulator and electronic control (location: CTTI training site)
Guidance on Caterpillar engine simulator and electronic control (location: CTTI training site)

Guidance on simulator of Komatsu bulldozer with troubleshooting (location: CTTI training site)
Guidance on simulator of Komatsu bulldozer with troubleshooting (location: CTTI training site)