Client: Ahlam Land sal
Consultant: Rafic El-Khoury & Partners

Project Scope: The successful completion of Phase 1 infrastructure works at Ahlam Mountain Resort, nestled in the picturesque Kfardebian region of Lebanon, marks a significant milestone for our company. Under the patronage of Ahlam Land sal and expert guidance from Rafic El-Khoury & Partners, this project involved the construction, completion, and maintenance of essential infrastructure.

Owner: Ministry of Energy and Water
Consultant: Khatib and Ahlami / Artelia
(Under Construction)
Project Scope: Balaa Dam, currently under construction under the guidance of Khatib and Ahlami / Artelia, marks a significant advancement in water resource management. Situated in Balaa – Batroun Caza, this project entails the construction of an artificial lake with a capacity of 1,700,000m3 and a treatment plant downstream of the dam. Once completed, it will be pivotal in providing potable water to nearby towns and supporting existing irrigation projects, underscoring our commitment to sustainable infrastructure development.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Engineer: GETI

Project Scope: Engineered by GETI, this endeavor involved the construction of vital components such as pumping stations, reservoirs, and distribution networks. With a focus on reliability and sustainability, the project aimed to ensure uninterrupted water supply to communities in the Chekka – Enfe region. From drilling new wells to laying distribution pipes, every aspect was meticulously planned and executed to meet the growing demands of the populace.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Engineer: Bureau Technique pour le Developpment

Project Scope: The Jurd Akkar Water Infrastructure Development project, overseen by the Council for Development and Reconstruction and expertly engineered by Bureau Technique pour le Developpment, aimed to address critical water supply needs in the region. From constructing pumping stations and reservoirs to laying distribution networks, every aspect was meticulously planned to ensure efficient and reliable water supply to the communities of Michmich, Wata Michmich, Hrar, Dinbo, and beyond.

Client: Office d’Exploitation du Port de Tripoli (OEPT)
Consultants: Dar Al Handasah

Project Scope: Under the guidance of Dar Al Handasah, the project involved constructing roads, quays, and utility services infrastructure. Every aspect, from main gates to stormwater networks, was meticulously planned and executed to enhance operational efficiency and accommodate larger vessels. Additionally, the project included the construction of container pavements and high mast lighting systems, further enhancing the port’s capabilities and safety standards.

Owner: Republic of Lebanon / CDR
Engineer: Liban Consult AGM – Consulting Engineers

Project Scope: The execution of the Qaysamani Dam project involved the construction of dams retaining a volume of 1,000,000m3 and designing and constructing a water treatment plant with a capacity of 12,000m3 per day. This project contributes to water resource management and underscores our commitment to sustainable development.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: KREDO sal
(Under Construction)

Project Scope: This ongoing project involves the rehabilitation and widening of the road connecting Tannourine El Tahta, Wata Houb, and Tannourine El Fawka, aiming to enhance connectivity and safety over a 6.90km stretch.

Client: Ministry of Water and Energy
Engineer: Coyne and Bellier – Liban Consult

Project Scope: From 2002 to 2007, Mouawad meticulously executed various aspects of this project, including road works, industrial building construction, and electromechanical installations. The dam, standing at 70m, required extensive excavation and backfilling, amounting to 705,000m3 and 1,612,000m3 respectively. Moreover, our team successfully executed deep sound excavation, tunnel work, and the construction of a potable water treatment plant with an average flow capacity of 60,000m3/day, showcasing our commitment to excellence in infrastructure development.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction

Project Scope: This project involved the construction of a 75m underpass along Chiyah Boulevard, facilitating two-way traffic flow. With an overall length of 600m, the underpass was accompanied by developing secondary roads and ancillary works, including diaphragm walls, drainage systems, lighting, sewage, potable water, electromechanical installations, and road safety devices.

Owner: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: Ondeo Liban

Project Scope: Spearheaded by the Council for Development and Reconstruction and expertly advised by Ondeo Liban, this initiative encompassed the installation of extensive water transmission and distribution networks serving thousands of residential units. From laying ductile iron and HDPE pipes to implementing advanced water metering systems, every aspect was meticulously executed to ensure efficiency and reliability. The project also included significant asphalt and hardscape works, further enhancing the city’s infrastructure.

Client: Office d’Exploitation du Port de Tripoli (OEPT)
Consultants: Groupement Sogreah – Best

Project Scope: Spearheaded by the Office d’Exploitation du Port de Tripoli (OEPT) and guided by Groupement Sogreah-Best, this endeavor involved the construction of critical components such as breakwaters, reinforced concrete seawalls, and quays. Every detail was meticulously executed, from quarry runs to precast substantial installations to enhance the port’s capacity and operational efficiency.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: AKL and Jorr

Project Scope: The refurbishment, widening, and rehabilitation of road works were undertaken to enhance the transportation network in the area, ensuring safer and more efficient travel for commuters.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction

Project Scope: Key highlights of the project included the installation of sewage and stormwater networks, potable water supply systems, and meticulous road works. Additionally, the project incorporated aesthetically pleasing hardscape elements, including sidewalk installations, to enhance the urban landscape.

Client: Solidere s.a.l.
Main Contractor: Radian International LLC

Project Scope: In collaboration with Solidere s.a.l., Mouawad played a crucial role in the Normandy Landfill Reclamation Project. From 1999 to 2004, our team executed extensive earthworks and environmental works, handling material handling and excavation with precision. The landfill, covering approximately 20 hectares, required meticulous excavation and presorting processes to ensure effective reclamation.

Client: Cimenterie Nationale

Project Scope: The Selaata Project is a testament to our expertise in excavating and hauling Blasted Rock Material. Undertaken for Cimenterie Nationale, this project was completed in 2002.

Client: Solidere s.a.l. Consultants: Dar Al-Handasah Shair & Partners

Project Scope: The Beirut Central District project, completed in 1999, involved extensive construction works to enhance infrastructure and urban development. The project encompassed the construction of roads, bridges, underpasses, and various supporting electromechanical services. Additionally, the scope included the installation of culverts and networks for water, stormwater, sewage, and civil works for electromechanical utilities.
Key Achievements:
• Construction of 21km of roads with widths ranging from 7m to 40m), involving excavation, backfilling, asphalting, curbs, marking, highway signing, and installation of traffic signals.
• Development of 3 underpasses in reinforced and prestressed concrete, spanning 10.50m and 40.00m.
• Implement tunnels (1.5 km) using cut and cover method in reinforced concrete.

Client: Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC)

Project Scope: Focusing on safety and efficiency, we furnished three trucks with a capacity of 35 tons each, facilitating the transportation of blasted rock material within the quarry site at the Sibline Project.

Client: Messrs George and Joseph Mouawad
Consultant: Engineer Georges Maroun

Project Scope: Undertaken by Messrs George and Joseph Mouawad, the Maysra Development project involved opening a two-way primary road and developing an area of 500,000m2 in Nahr Ibrahim. Completed in 1996, this project showcased Mouawad’s expertise in earthworks, construction of culverts, utility implementation, and asphalt works, contributing to the region’s infrastructure development.

Client: JADEV (Jal El Dib Development Co.)
Consultant: Engineer Jean Kilzi

Project Scope: From roads to sewage and drainage systems, the Mouawad team executed every aspect of the Jal El Dib project with precision and dedication.

Client: Ministry of Public Works
Consultant: Ministry of Public Works

Project Scope: Opening an expressway between Bahsas and the port of Tripoli, this project entailed earthworks, construction of reinforced concrete infrastructure, utility installations, asphalt paving, road markings, and street lighting.

Client: Ministry of Public Works
Consultant: Ministry of Public Works

Project Scope: Working closely with the Ministry of Public Works, Mouawad transformed existing roads into efficient two-way secondary routes. Through meticulous earthworks and asphalt works, we improved accessibility and connectivity, facilitating smoother journeys for residents and travelers alike.

Client: Mr. Milad Mouawad
Consultant: Engineer Georges Maroun

Project Scope: Mouawad’s team expertly and efficiently built all necessary infrastructure components, including roadways, sewage systems, and drainage networks.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb

Project Scope: The Kosba – Torza – Ehden Road Rehabilitation project, completed in 1985, epitomizes our dedication to enhancing vital transportation arteries. Dar Al-Handasah and Nazih Taleb guided this initiative to rehabilitate and widen an existing road into a bustling three-way primary route. Every aspect of the project was meticulously executed, from earthworks to constructing reinforced concrete culverts to improve connectivity and safety. The inclusion of utilities and services and meticulous asphalt and road marking works further solidified the road’s significance in the region’s infrastructure network.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb

Project Scope: This landmark project involved the construction of a 30km expressway between Tabarja and Chekka, with future extension plans to Tripoli. Works included extensive earthworks, asphalt paving, concrete construction for bridges, culverts, retaining walls, and establishing essential infrastructure networks.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb

Project Scope: Rehabilitation and widening efforts transformed the existing road into a primary three-way thoroughfare, incorporating earthworks, reinforced concrete structures, utility installations, and asphalt surfacing.