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7ICAD Prequalification

1. INTRODUCTION 91.1 Our Vision 121.2 Our Brand Values 121.3 Our Mission Statement 131.4 Our Belief 131.5 Our Core Values 141.6 Our Strategy 141.7 Our Services 15

2. TECHNOLOGY SERVICES 172.1 Information & Communications Technology 202.2 Airport Operation Systems 222.3 Air Traffic Control Solutions 242.4 Safety & Security Systems 262.5 Special & Ancillary Systems 282.6 Building Controls & Automation Systems 302.7 Audio Visual & IPTV Systems 31

3. SAFETY 334. PARTNERS 37

4.1 KAIA Partners and Associations 394.2 Local and Regional Partners 444.3 ATC Companies 44

5. RESOURCES 455.1 Training and Knowledge Programs 475.2 Agencies and Tools 485.3 Team Summary 495.4 Senior Team Summary 505.5 Events and Exhibitions 515.6 Social Responsibility 575.7 Diversity 595.8 Our Certifications 60

6. PROJECTS 626.1 KAIA – Jeddah Airport & Data Centers 666.2 Saudi Airlines Self Service KIOSK 906.3 KFIA Dammam 966.4 Biasse Diagne International Airport - Senegal 1006.5 MOI Hajj Security Buildings - Makkah 1066.6 Kingdom Tower 116

7. OUR VALUE PROPOSITION 118

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Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION


1. Introduction

ICAD is a pioneer in the field of large scale technology integration, Airport integration and have widespread experience in the field of designing, executing, integration and maintenance of mega projects. Tapping into the vast experience of the company’s founders, ICAD projects follow well-documented international construction and integration practices.

ICAD is managed by dedicated and qualified professionals who are committed to understanding and serving the needs of our clients. ICAD is known for the superiority of its services and we are determined to maintain our high standards through continuous improvement of processes and procedures.

We serve our customers with highly skilled delivery teams and professional project management experts aided by established Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Management Systems (QMS) to ensure the quality of the deliverable work. The QA/QC team consist of experienced engineers with QMS certification. The QA/QC team conforms to ISO 9001:2008 international standards for the execution and implementation of the projects.

ICAD’s advanced dimensions include Information Technology, Safety & Security, Audio & Visual, Building Management & Automation Controls, Special & Ancillary, Airport Operational Systems and Air Traffic Control Solutions.

EXPERIENCE

INNOVATION

QUALITY

Airport OperationSystems

Audio/Visual& IPTV Systems

Special &Ancillary Systems

Air Traffic Control

SolutionsBuilding Control & Automation

Systems

Safety &Security Systems

Information & Communications

Technology


1.1 Our Vision

In 2020, ICAD will become:• The regional leader for large scale Technology & Integration projects• The regional leader for Airport Technology Integration• A valued Integration and Support partner for International companies

in Saudi Arabia• Known for successfully completing fast-track complex projects

ICAD’s success is based on seven basic principles that form the foundation of its ethical code: Quality, Service, Innovation, Proficiency, Care, Trust and Diversity are embedded in every venture it undertakes. Indisputably, what distinguishes is its attention to detail, dedication to perfection, and its ability to offer unsurpassed creative, technical and managerial expertise on time, ensuring an enhanced quality of working for all those who interact with it.

1.2 Our Brand Values

LEADER

DEDICATION TO PERFECTION

EXPERTISE

ServicesQuality

Innovation

Proficiency Trust

Diversity

Care


1.3 Our Mission Statement

To provide world class system technology services for Stadiums, Airports & Mega Projects in Saudi Arabia and nearby regions.

We believe that success comes from co-operation and people’s strengths. We put all our company resources, experiences, knowledge, synergies and innovative spirit of our people at the service of our customers.

We are excited by all the opportunities to optimize and integrate current and emerging technologies and to access new markets. By cooperating with our customers, suppliers, employees and communities, we focus our expertise and resources on developing the most promising markets by:

• Providing competitive, valued, superior quality products to our customers

• Creating new market opportunities for our suppliers• Sustaining the professional development of our employees

1.4 Our Belief

Customers

Suppliers

Employees Communities

Airports

Stadiums

Medical Facilities

Government Buildings

Residential Infrastructures

Skyscrapers


1.5 Our Core Values

• Quality• Integrity• Experience• Accountability • Collaboration• Profitability• Innovation• Education

• To partner with world leading organizations• To recruit the most talented, committed and experienced staff,

ensuring their wellbeing and thus commitment to the organization• Maintain an overall Organization Chart defining:

• Responsibilities (detailed Job Description)• Designation• Reporting structure

• Constant training and CIP• Develop and maintain a trusted position with SBG, DAR, and GACA

1.6 Our Strategy

INTEGRITY

COLLABORATION

EDUCATIONVision

Mission

Values

Strategy


1.7 Our Services

We offer a comprehensive solution focused on many electronic and mechanical systems along with the technology infrastructure required for any requirements.

• Design • Installation• Maintenance• Integration • Operations Support

DESIGN

MAINTENANCE

INTEGRATION

2. TECHNOLOGY SERVICES


Technology Contractors of the 21st Century


1. Information and Communications TechnologyICAD utilizes the latest technologies from different vendors and integrates them to come up with the best solutions that fit customer requirements in its industry. Our IT experts also apply best practices in project management and service delivery while building, deploying and managing solutions and services.

2. Airport Operation SystemsICAD integrates more than 80 systems selected from global manufactures to meet airports class A services such as Aircraft Docking Systems, Intelligence Building Management Systems, Lighting Control Systems, SCADA systems, Airport Business Administration Systems and many other systems that deal with airport daily operations.

3. Air Traffic Control SolutionsICAD provides the ATC System Design, Installation, Integration, interfacing and ATC Turn Key solution. Air traffic controllers use highly sophisticated radars and radio communication equipment and systems to provide advice, communicate information, offer instructions, and alerts to pilots.

4. Safety and Security SystemsICAD offers turnkey solutions in the field of safety and security, which span an extensive variety of advanced systems that have direct effect on the security of a facility and its personnel, including Security of Critical Infrastructures, Identity Management and Access Control, Video Surveillance, Perimeter Intrusion and Border Security.

5. Special and Ancillary SystemsICAD comprises a unique team of extremely talented Engineers, Technicians, Specialist Installers and Project Managers to serve the Design, Installation, Integration, Operation and support of technically and commercially effective ELV systems for small, medium, and mega projects including projects of a critical or prestigious nature such as Airports, Skyscrapers, Universities, Hospitals, Shopping Malls, Stadiums, Residential and Government buildings.

6. Building Controls and Automation SystemsICAD also offers a future proof, scalable building management and Automation Control system that monitors controls and operates a wide variety of Building Systems. Our specialists provide building management system (BMS) with a project-specific graphical user interface to provide a complete overview of the entire system.

7. Audio Visual and IPTV Systems ICAD provides high quality sound, video, computer presentation and video conferencing systems. Highly cost effective and easy to use custom systems can be designed and installed for a wide range of applications. These systems integrate sound, projection, computers, networks, multiple displays, video conferencing and wireless room control with a variety of media players and content sources.

2. Technology Services


2.1 Information & Communications Technology

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Telecommunication

«Data

Centers

« EnterpriseSolutions

«End UserManagementSolutions

«Secure Internet Gateway Assessment

«VOIP

Management


«NetworkVirtualization

«Network

andConvergence

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WirelessServices

«In Building Solutions (GSM, CDMA, TETRA, LTE, DAS)

«OSPStructured Cabling Systems

«Data Protection

and BackupSolutions


2.2 Airport Operation Systems

ZONE A / PROCESSOR HALL / CURRENT SCHEME: CHECK-IN DESK

«Common Use Systems

Resource Management

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Airport Operations

Database (AODB)

«Baggage Reconciliation System

«Information Kiosks

«Infogate


ZONE E / INTERNATIONAL HUB / LEVEL 01

6. Integration Diagram

Integration Matrix

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«Aircraft Docking System

Electronic Visual Information DisplaySystem (EVIDS) »

«Integrated Automation Facility Controls

Passenger Processing

Systems

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«Airport System Integration


2.3 Air Traffic Control Solutions

«Voice Communications

Air Surveillance

Radar

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«AMAN/DMAN systems

BirdDetection

Radar

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Advanced Surface Movement Guidance

Control System(ASMGCS)

«Landing and Enroute

Distance Measuring Equipment

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D-ATIS

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«Electronic Flight Progress System (EFPS)

WindProfiler

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NavigationalAids

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Displays


2.4 Safety & Security Systems

Visual Surveillance& CCTVCameras

Fire & Smoke Detection Alarm

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«Security and Access Control


Interior &Exterior SurveillanceMonitoring

Biometric and Card Access Control

«Public Address & Mass Notification

System & Voice Evacuation«

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2.5 Special & Ancillary Systems

«Electronic Passenger Guidance system

Trolley Management System

Master Clock

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«IntercomSystems

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«Information

Kiosks


Car ParkGuidanceSystem

ParkingRevenueControl

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OperationsControlCenter

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Car ParkManagement Systems

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Intelligent Queuing Systems

«Real Time Locating Systems


2.6 Building Controls & Automation Systems

« Instrumentation and Control Devices

Centralized Building Facility Management

Integrated Intelligent Building Solutions

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«Supervisory Control and

Data Acquisition«

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HVAC - Heating, Ventilating,

Air Conditioning

«SCADA


2.7 Audio Visual & IPTV Systems

IPTV -InternetProtocolTelevision Systems

Audio Visual/Video Wall

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«LED Tickers

«LEDDisplaySystems

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3. SAFETY


3. Safety

Ensuring the Health and Safety of our people, assets, environment and reputation is a core value of ICAD. We uphold this value in the same way that we ensure the quality of our work by implementing rigorous controls through every phase of our projects.

Training and focus are the keys to prevent accident and incidents. Our employees receive training how to perform their jobs safely, properly, and in compliance with environmental regulations.

Our project control systems provide us with standard processes for project execution to achieve the highest standards of quality, health, safety and environment.

ICAD strives to achieve excellence in all aspect of its work, including its commitment to protect the environment. We comply with the environmental standards locally and seek ways to continually

improve our energy efficiency, pollution, waste disposal and water usage reduction.

Our ObjectivesOur main thrust is to place highest value on the human life and endeavor our fellow professionals to deliver results and at the same time safe keep our wellbeing against injuries and loss of life in our chosen profession. This to realize each working man’s aspiration and those we have, that have come to depend on us.

Our Policy & CommitmentWe believe that each employee has the right to derive personal satisfaction from his/her job and the prevention of occupational injury or illness is of such consequences to this belief that it will be given top priorities at all times.

The company will provide a reasonable effort to comply with its obligation to:

• Protect its employees and others from risk to health and safety.

• To promote and maintain the mental, physical and social well-being of the employees.

• Established management structure to implement policies to manage and control risk.

• Minimized the effect of the consequences of failures.

• To provide welfare facilities for employees.• To achieve continual improvement in Health

and Safety performance. • And to protect the environment.

Environment

People Assets

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Health

Safety

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It is our intention here at Innovative Contractors for Advanced Dimensions to initiate and maintain complete accident prevention and safety training programs. Each individual from top management to the working person is responsible for the safety and those persons in their charge and co-workers around them by accepting mutual responsibility to operate safely, we will all contribute to the well-being of personnel.

Our GuidelinesIn order to achieve our Health, Safety and Environment Commitment and Objectives, ICAD sets the following guidelines:

• To comply with applicable Health and Safety Legislation.

• To implement Health and Safety management system which comply with the internationally recognized industry standards.

• To measure our performance and communicate our progress regularly and openly.

• To combine our engineering and technical know-how with assessment principles in order to reduce risk in as much as reasonably practicable.

• To ensure all relevant personnel receive appropriate training and advice to allow them to undertake their work safely.

• To work with our clients, and subcontractors to build a common Health and Safety management system.

• To facilitate and ensure the suitability of individuals according to their physical capabilities and mental abilities which they can perform within an acceptable degree of efficiency without endangering their own health and safety.

• To continually strive to improve our Health and Safety performance.

4. PARTNERS

4. PARTNERS


Munich Airport (FMG)

• Are represented by ICAD in KSA and are involved on the King Abdulaziz International Airport Development Projects by undertaking project coordination, stakeholder management, Airport Operations Readiness support, offsite lab commissioning and testing, training and IT & Maintenance programs.

• FMG runs ground handling and other services in several airports around the world in addition to the home airport and they draw over 1B euros of annual revenue from operations across Munich, Berlin, Hong Kong, Qatar and Bahrain.

• Experienced in Terminal Operations, Retail and Duty Free Operations and Concessions, Car Park Operations, Ground Handling, and more.

• Support ICAD projects in a consulting and operational capacity across numerous terminal expansion, and greenfield projects.

• Accounts with more than 5,000 employees.

IBM

• Are considered a strategic partner to ICAD in the aviation industry, with a mutual co-operation that commenced in 2010 and together we are keen on promoting the “Smarter Airport”.

• IBM has Long history and track record in the Air Transport Industry, including participation in Amsterdam Schiphol, Bangkok, India, Turkey, and more. IBM collects over 100 B USD of annual revenue and has in excess of more than 5,000 Patents Annually.

• Partnered with ICAD on the Saudia Project, that included manufacturing and development, project management and aftersales support.

• Support of ICAD Projects via involvement in PMO office, integration supervision, lab testing and commissioning and other technical consulting works.

• Accounts with more than 430,000 employees.

SITA

• Are considered a strategic partner to ICAD and are jointly discussing cooperation partnerships across many other projects.

• A true multi-national owned by Airlines with business spread across more than 200 countries. SITA is the world’s leading specialist in air transport communications and information technology (IT). SITA works closely with every sector of the air transport community, innovating, developing and managing business solutions over the world’s most extensive network - one that forms the “communication backbone” of the global air transport industry.

• Have been present in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia since the 70’s, and are considered a strategic partner to The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA).

• Have participated in numerous projects across the world and are considered the market leader in passenger processing systems and Airport operation solutions.

• Support ICAD projects as master systems integrator and provider of airport operations systems.• More than 400 employees

Safran & Morpho

• Member of the Safran Group.• Over 15B euros of annual revenue.

4.1 KAIA Partners and Associations


• Morpho is a world leader in the security sector, combining several key areas of expertise to give customers reliable systems that perfectly match their needs.

• Morpho specializes in providing Identification, digital ID & Smart Transactions and Detection solutions, for different market segments such as transportation, ports and borders, military, critical infrastructures, emergency respondents, hospitality and others

• Morpho is a reputable company and a leader in such solutions with major participations across countries including the U.A.E, Qatar, Europe and the US.

• Morpho has 19 R&D Centers in 11 countries, currently assisting clients with Security solutions for 1.2 billion individuals, 2.5 billion ID documents delivered as of year-end 2013 and over 2 million cards produced per day.

• Morpho is currently considered as a strategic partner to ICAD and developments are on-going across several projects in KSA

• Over 50,000 Employees.

LG-CNS

• LG CNS is a subsidiary of the LG Corporation founded in 1987 that provides information technology services including consulting, System Integration, Network Integration, Business Process Outsourcing, and Information Technology Outsourcing. .

• LG Corporation hits over $143 B of annual revenue.• LG CNS is the specialized technology and IT arm of the integration group and has close associations

with the LG companies. LG CNS has expanded to 7 overseas subsidiary companies and development centers in China, India, U.S.A., the Netherlands, Indonesia, Brazil, Singapore and Japan.

• LG is participating with ICAD on several display and multi-media technology projects.• ICAD and LG are also in close co-operation on many other opportunities within the Kingdom.• Over 10,000 CNS employees out of 150,000 LG employees.

JCI (Johnson Controls Int)

• Johnson Controls, Inc. operates as a diversified technology and industrial company worldwide. Its Building Efficiency segment designs, produces, markets, and installs integrated heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems, as well as building management systems, controls, and security and mechanical equipment. JCI exceeds $42 billion of annual sales.

• JCI is a sister SBG affiliated company, and are considered as a strategic partner to ICAD.• Specialized and considered a market leader in building automation and security solutions, it supports

ICAD projects in Safety and Security and building automation solutions. • Over 170,000 employees.

Bond Group

• Founded in 1989• Specializes in state of the art, innovative and integrated

IT Solutions covering the Middle East, the Arabian Gulf and Levant

• As system integrators and solution providers, Bond Communications provides consultancy services, project design, project management, turnkey solutions and annual maintenance contracts.

• Bond Communications is dedicated to delivering Total Integrated Solutions, utilizing the latest technology, providing excellent value


• Founded in 1989• Specializes in state of the art, innovative and integrated IT Solutions covering the Middle East, the

Arabian Gulf and Levant• As system integrators and solution providers, Bond Communications provides consultancy services,

project design, project management, turnkey solutions and annual maintenance contracts. • Bond Communications is dedicated to delivering Total Integrated Solutions, utilizing the latest

technology, providing excellent value• EMPLOYEES?

Selex

• Selex is an international electronics and information technology business, which is part of Finmeccanica S.p.A. It is based in Italy and the UK, and was formed in January 2013, following Finmeccanica’s decision to combine its existing SELEX Galileo, SELEX Elsag and SELEX Sistemi Integrati businesses. It is organized into three divisions: Airborne and Space Systems, Land and Naval Systems, and Security and Smart Systems.

• It is organized into three divisions: Airborne and Space Systems, Land and Naval Systems, and Security and Smart Systems

• Based in Italy and the UK and has more than $2.5 billion of annual sales.• Number of employees is over 17,000

ACAMS

• ACAMS AS specializes in providing Airport Tower Solutions to both the international civil and military markets and it has built up many decades of experience in the field of international Air Traffic Control.

• ACAMS’s integrated and cost-effective solutions offer significant improvements in operational safety and controllers’ working conditions.

Avibit

• AviBit is a leading provider of next generation ATC solutions that enhance airspace and airport operations.

• AviBit focuses not only on the design and development of state of the art software applications for efficient ATC towers, but also on system integration for mission critical Air Traffic Control systems.

• AviBit’s competence is the intensive know-how of international project management, radar application, sophisticated optimisation tools, risk assessment and in consulting for enhancements for existing and new ATC systems.

• Avibit is a member of Safegate group

BTC

• BTC Networks is a recognized leader in providing integrated solutions and in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the region. BTC is recognized for its ability to introduce and integrate the latest global communication advancements made available. When communication seemed limited, we introduced the first Digital PABX, first Video Conferencing and the largest Data Network in the Kingdom. As a result, we take


pride in playing a direct role in connecting millions of people together.• BTC portfolio of solutions extends to Enterprise, Carrier and Transmission Networks.

Comsoft

• COMSOFT is active in two different branches, the Air Traffic Management and Industrial Communication Products.

• COMSOFT is privately held company based on Germany. High End Quality is a main driver of the company core values.

Rohde & Schwarz

• For more than 80 years, Rohde & Schwarz has stood for quality, precision and innovation in all fields of wireless communications.

• The privately owned company is strategically based on four pillars: test and measurement, broadcasting, secure communications, radio monitoring and radiolocation.

• The electronics group, headquartered in Munich (Germany), has a global presence and is among the world market leaders in all of its business fields.

SAS Systems

• An ELV systems company, specializing in Integrated Fire Protection, Security, Building Management, Automation, and Communication systems.

• Since 1986, our dedication to engineering excellence has helped us become one of the region’s most reputable technology corporations.

• Today, with branches throughout Saudi Arabia and a new branch in Qatar, our abiding goal is to provide our clients with advanced products, systems, and services of the highest possible quality.

Vaisala

• Vaisala is a Finnish company that develops, manufactures and markets products and services for environmental and industrial measurement.

• The major customer groups and markets are national meteorological and hydrological services, aviation authorities, defense forces, road authorities, the weather critical energy sector, life science and high-technology industries and building automation.

• Vaisala had 1,600 employees and net sales of over than $300 million in 2014. Vaisala serves customers in more than 140 countries; operations outside Finland accounted for 97% of net sales in 2014.

FEW

• Future Entertainment Works Co. founded in 1999 and the headquartered in Jeddah and has a branch in Riyadh - Saudi Arabia

• Company provide comprehensive solutions in the field of e-business systems, audio / visual central, smart home systems solutions, systems and solutions for telephone / TV Central advanced technology over IP


• The company’s extensive relationships with external suppliers in the distinct areas to ensure the quality of systems used in all contracts in addition to distinguish the company as well as some software systems are used to distinguish commensurate with the need of the local market.

• FEW is Designer and Provider of the Audio / Visual integrated solutions, we identify the needs of clients clearly and translate them into initiative

• FEW technical team designing and completing projects on base of adding additional values and tailoring our client needs as how they wants in a many different aspects

ATIS UHER

• ATIS systems GmbH has been a technology leader in the industry for over 65 years. Our products and technological developments are recognised as leading edge in the field of voice recording and communications interception.

Schmid

• We focus on developing common, long-term solutions and partnerships with our customers. And we are responsive to the different requirements on voice communication systems which are primarly dependent upon the size and function of the control centre. Based on the successful ICS 200/60 platform, Schmid Telecom offers five solution packages that have been tailored to the needs of Air Traffic Control, and designed to cover the whole spectrum of ATC applications from large Sky solutions for ACC and APP to Mobile solutions for military and civil applications.

• Building on the existing copper infrastructure is the best solution for carriers to obtain an efficient return on investment and a quick roll-out. Schmid Access solutions enable carriers to benefit from these advantages today and secure their investment towards future expansion in fiber-access.

Octopian

• Octopian Global Services is a specialized IT services company which Operates across different geographical Areas. Various IT support and implementation services delivered across 189 cities around the world based on a consistent set of high quality and unique SLAs

• The Organization is also specialized in Aviation IT and telecom services with solid history in such unique domain.

• Pioneers in Global IT managed Services• Specialties are Global IT support and Implementation, Aviation and Airport IT services, Global Managed

Services, Global IT project Management

EGIS

• Egis is an international group offering engineering, project structuring and operations services. In engineering and consulting its sectors of activity include transport, urban development, building, water, environment and energy. In roads and airports its offer is enlarged to encompass project development, capital investment, turnkey systems delivery, and operation and maintenance services.

• With 12,000 employees, including 7,500 in engineering, and a turnover of €881 million in 2013, the group is present in over 100 countries and has around 40 offices in France.

• Egis is a 75%/25% owned subsidiary of the French “Caisse des Dépôts” and “Iosis Partenaires” (“partner” executive and employee shareholding).


4.2 Local and Regional Partners

4.3 ATC CompaniesOther ATC Companies

5. RESOURCES


5.1 Training and Knowledge Programs

Preparing management and staff for the challenges of successful, state-of-the-art Airport operations.

3.1. Training and Knowledge programs

Preparing management and staff for the challenges of successful, state-of-the-art Airport operations.

Bachelor & Master

Degrees in Aviation Management

Ground Handling Passenger Handling Air Cargo Handling Airport Operations Apron/Ramp & Tower

Simulator

Training for staff screeners

Training for Cargo screeners

Security Awareness training

BA/MA Aviation Management Apron / Ramp & Tower

Simulator Aviation Quality


5.2 Agencies and Tools


5.3 Team Summary

• Employees = more than 1000• Subcontractor Employees = more than 750


5.4 Senior Team Summary

Our employees with more than 20 years of experience in the airport field:

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More than 200 staff members involved in more than 20 Airports Worldwide.

Senior Management Team with:- Airports Experience: 132 years- Airlines Experience: 46 years- ATI Experience: 68 years


5.5 Events and Exhibitions


5.5.1 Airports Security International Conference & Exhibition


5.5.2 Technology Lab Visit

HH Prince Fahad Bin AbdullahGACA PresidentICAD Lab7th October, 2013

HH Prince Fahad Bin AbdullahGACA PresidentICAD Lab7th October, 2013

HE Muhammed Al-JasserMinistry of Economy & PlanningICAD Lab5th December, 2013

HE Muhammed Al-JasserMinistry of Economy & PlanningICAD Lab5th December, 2013

HE Ibrahim Abdul Aziz Al AssadMinister of FinanceICAD Lab4th January, 2014

Royal Air ForceDelegatesICAD Lab22nd June, 2014

Saudi Airlines & GACADelegatesICAD Lab6th June, 2014

HE Ibrahim Abdul Aziz Al AssadMinister of FinanceICAD Lab4th January, 2014

HH Prince Mishaal Bin Abdullah Al-SaudMakkah GovernmentICAD Lab 3rd February, 2014

HH Prince Mishaal Bin Abdullah Al-SaudMakkah GovernmentICAD Lab 3rd February, 2014

Suleiman Bin Abdullah Al-HamdanPresident of GACAICAD Lab 15th April, 2015

Suleiman Bin Abdullah Al-HamdanPresident of GACAICAD Lab 15th April, 2015


5.5.3 Nationalization Initiative

College of Telecommunications & ElectronicsSaudi Job Fair27th November, 2013

College of Telecommunications & ElectronicsSaudi Job Fair27th November, 2013

Jeddah Hilton HotelSaudi Job Fair26th - 28th January, 2014

Jeddah Hilton HotelSaudi Job Fair26th - 28th January, 2014

Technical Institute JeddahSaudi Job Fair31st December, 2014

Technical Institute JeddahSaudi Job Fair31st December, 2014

Dar Al-Hekma UniversityFemale Job Fair24th February, 2015

Dar Al-Hekma UniversityFemale Job Fair24th February, 2015


5.5.4 International Recruitment

IndiaApril 10th, 2013Vidya Academy of Science & Technology

IndiaApril 10th, 2013Vidya Academy of Science & Technology

PakistanApril 5th, 2013Job Fair

PakistanApril 5th, 2013Job Fair

LebanonApril 25th, 2013American University of Beirut

LebanonApril 25th, 2013American University of Beirut

PhillipinesApril 11th, 2013Job Fair

PhillipinesApril 11th, 2013Job Fair


5.5.5 Sports & Community Responsibility

BowlingDecember 15th, 2013ICAD Bowling TeamJeddah

CricketDecember 13th, 2013ICAD Cricket TeamJeddah

FootballMay 7th, 2013ICAD Football TeamJeddah

FootballMay 7th, 2013ICAD Football TeamJeddah

BicyclingFebruary 27th, 2015ICAD Cyclists with Jeddah CyclistsJeddah

BicyclingFebruary 27th, 2015ICAD Cyclists with Jeddah CyclistsJeddah

CricketAugust 22nd, 2014ICAD Cricket TeamJeddah

CricketAugust 22nd, 2014ICAD Cricket TeamJeddah


5.6 Social Responsibility

Talent Acquisition ProgramConduct extensive talent acquisition programs targeting:

• International industry experts• International and Regional Construction

experts• KSA experienced individuals• Airport experienced individuals

Saudization Initiative Program• Identifying local Saudi talent through

Recruitment Fairs and investing in training• Hiring and training female Saudis• Providing Internship programs

Special Needs ProgramICAD developed a special employment program for ladies with disabilities:

• Integrating their skills with the company needs through the Distance Jobs Law from MOL

• Trained women with hearing disabilities in a specialized training center on different tasks each suited for their skills

• Equipped each employee with a distance work station to create high quality products

• Supervised by quality control systems to ensure the consistency of the workflow

• Resulted in products that are not only handmade but also heart made


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Our commitment to diversity does not stop at hiring. We believe that encouraging diversity among our employees enhances communication, teamwork, personal and professional development.

Working with us means being part of a high-performance team where every moment you will exchange ideas and experiences with colleagues from different countries, nationalities, disciplines and backgrounds. It is an opportunity to help design, install, integrate and operate some of the most biggest projects in the world.

By pushing to the boundaries of technology and by exploring the possibilities, working in an environment where everyone has the same goal: to be the best they can possibly be.

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5.8 Our Certifications

6. PROJECTS

6.1 KAIA - JEDDAH AIRPORT & DATA CENTERS


Project Name: King Abdul Aziz International Airport Development

Client: GACA

Main Consultant: Dar Al Handasah

Main Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

SAS/ATC Subcontractor: ICAD

Value: SR 1,250,000,000

Duration: 48 Months

Scope: Design Development of 1st, 2nd and 3rd Fix of all Special Airport and Air Traffic Control Systems but not limited to:

1. Information Communication Technology (ICT) Systems2. Safety and Security Systems3. Airport Operational Systems4. ISP and Pathways5. Special Ancillary Airport Systems6. Air Traffic Control Systems

In addition to the above mentioned Special Airport Systems works, SBG has authorized ICAD to monitor and supervise Civil, Electrical and MEP Works for 2 Data Centers.

6.1. KAIA – Jeddah Airport & Data Centers


6.1.1. KAIA Corporate Structure

1. KAIA Corporate Structure

KAIA MAIN CONTRACTOR

SAS/ATC MANAGEMENT CONTRACTOR & PROGRAM

MANAGER

PMO, INTEGRATION COORDINATION, DESIGN SUPPORT & CONSULTANCY

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STAKE HOLDER MGMT, COORDINATION, TESTING & COMMISSIONING, AOR SUPPORT &

OPERATIONS

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6.1.2. Site

b. Site

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6.1.3. New Project Buildings

3. New Project Buildings

Facilities Code

1 Passenger Terminal Building F100

2 Passenger Loading Bridges F145

3 First & Business Class Car Park F160

4 CIP/VIP Car Park F170

5 Main Air Traffic Control Tower G100

6 West Support Tower G200

7 Meteorological & Observatory Building

G300

8 Data Center 1 H110

9 Data Center 2 H120

10 Main Rescue & Fire Fighting Station J150

11 Crisis Management Center J600

12 APM Maintenance Station F155

13 Radio Site B121 B121



16 Transmitter Site B110 B110

17 Radio Site 124 B124

18 GSE Maintenance Facility B160

19 Saudi Airlines MCC B360

20 Transportation Center F300

21 Curbside Viaduct F200

Facilities Code

22 Multi Story Car Park E400

23 Railway Station F500

24 Pedestrian Bridges from Car Park to TPB

F205

25 Bus Waiting Area E330

26 Taxi Waiting Area E340

27 Load Center A C110

28 Load Center B C120

29 Load Center C C130

30 Airport City Load Center C140

31 Mosque J100

32 Tree Nursery Building J250

33 Fuel Farm & Technical Building J400

34 Utility Tunnels C270

35 Utility Corridors C245

36 Apron D100-A

37 Taxi Way D100-B

37 Facilities

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6.1.4. Project Scope

4. Project Scope

Information Communication Technology (ICT) 271300 Backbone cabling 2740000 Networking 278000 Computing and Storage 273000 Voice Communications Safety & Security 281300 Security & Access control 282300 Visual Surveillance 283112 Fire Alarm 273500 Public Address Systems Airport Operations (AOS) 276000 AODB 347725 AVDGS 276500 CUSS,LDCS,LBA 276600 RMS 276700 BRS 277000 EVIDS 255000 I2BS ISP & Pathways 270500 Communication pathways 271100 Equipment room fittings 271500 Horizontal Cabling 272200 Grounding & Bonding 272300 Communication Systems

Identification

Special Ancillary Airport Systems (SA) 277500 Audio Visual 277700 Master Clock 277900 IPTV 276800 Information Kiosk 277200 EPGS 279500 Trolley Management 279700 Parking Revenue 279750 Parking Guidance 278016 Parking Operations Air Traffic Control (ATC) 349213 Air Surveillance Radar Systems (ASR) 349213 A-SMGS/A-ASMGCS 345300 Meteorological Observation 349413 Time Distribution Systems 349419 Display Server 349416 Recording and Playback Systems(RAPS) 349213 AMAN/DMAN/ 349113 EPPS 349313 GMS 349319 GIDS 349616 CART 349622 DATIS 349625 VHF/UHF 349613 Voice Communication

44 SYSTEMS

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6.1.5. Systems & Solutions

1. ISP and Communication PathwaysProvides entire network connectivity by proper planning, design, installation, and maintenance of infrastructure that can have a positive impact on company’s day-to-day operations and can contribute to its success. ISP Engineers at ICAD always believe in the concept that structured cabling should not be device dependent.

2. Information and Communications TechnologyComprised of full-time professionals responsible for design and development of network architecture, hardware, software and tools to provide high speed and reliable connectivity to all Systems and Users adhering to best practice architecture standards.

3. Safety and Security SystemsProvides turnkey solutions in the field of security, which span an extensive variety of systems including Security of Critical Infrastructures, Identity Management and Access Control, Video Surveillance, Perimeter Intrusion and Border Security to name a few. Those advanced systems cover all factors that have direct effect on the security of a facility and its personnel.

4. Airport Operation SystemsICAD was awarded as Master Systems Integrator for King Abdel Aziz Airport in Jeddah to integrate more than 80 systems selected from global manufactures to meet airports class A services such as and not limited to Air Traffic Control Systems, Aircraft Docking Systems, Intelligence Building Management Systems, Lighting Control Systems, SCADA systems, Airport business administration systems and many other systems that deal with airport daily operations.

5. Air Traffic Control SolutionsAir Traffic Controllers throughout the day and night help in maintaining some of the liveliest airspace in the world moving smoothly. The nature of the work at ICAD is challenging and demanding, but it’s extremely rewarding too. We have provided complete ATC turn key solution for one of the world’s tallest ATC tower at Jeddah’s King Abdulaziz International Airport.

6. Data CentersICAD offers monitoring and supervising Civil, Electrical and MEP Works for 2 Data Centers through authorization with electro-mechanical systems. Upon our involvement in Airport projects, our team ensures that the network is based on a high performance communications infrastructure distributed across the airport and that the majority of the system hardware comprising the services and applications are supported by diversely located Data Centers.


«Communication Horizontal Cabling[271500]

Communication Pathways[270500]

»«Grounding & Bonding for Comm. System [272200]

6.1.5.1. ISP and Communication Pathways

Site Survey»


«Data Networking System[274000]

6.1.5.2. Information and Communications Technology

«Communication Backbone Cabling [271300]

«

Radio and

Wireless[275000]

«Voice

Communication [273000]

«Computing

and Storage Equipment

[278000]

«Voice

Communication [273000]


6.1.5.3. Safety and Security

« Security and Access Control

[281300]

Visual Surveillance [282300]

Fire Alarm [283112]

«Public Address and

Mass Notification System [273500]

««


«Common Use Systems [276500]

Resource Management System[276600] »

«AODB and System Integration Broker [276000]

6.1.5.4. Airport Operation Systems

«Baggage

Reconciliation System

[276700]


«Aircraft Docking System [347725]

Electronic Visual

InformationDisplay System

[277000]»«Integrated Automation Facility Controls [255000]

ImmigrationCounter»


«Voice Communications [349613]

Air Surveillance

Radar [349213]

»«AMAN/DMAN systems 349213

6.1.5.5. Air Traffic Control Solutions


«Meteorological Equipment [345300]

D-ATIS [349622]

»«EFPS [349113]


6.1.5.6. Data Centers

«Main Entrance Area

«Entrance Facility

«DATA Center

«

Data Hall

In addition to the Special Airport Systems works, SBG has authorized ICAD to monitor and supervise Civil, Electrical and MEP Works for 2 Data Centers

«Technical Corridor


«Electro-mechanical Area - Switchgear

Electro-mechanical Area -Transformer

»«Electromechanical Area - CRAC

«Fire

Suppression Equipment

«

ServerRacks


6.1.6. Integration Diagram

6.Integration D

iagram

Integration Matrix

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6.1.6.1. Integration Matrix

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

AOS

SAS

SAS

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Electronic Visual Information Display System

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Baggage Reconciliation System

CUSS Kiosks

Information Kiosks

Baggage Handling System

Catering Management System

Financial Management System & Airport Billing

Human Resources System

Point of Sale

KAIA (Airport) Web Site

Electronic Passenger Guidance System

Public Address System

Audio Visual System

Master Clock System

IP Television

Parking Revenue Control System

Car Park Operator Center

Car Park Guidance

Trolley Management System

Voice Over IP / EPABX

Airport Interactive Voice Response System

Trunk Mobile Radio Service

Building Management System

Integrated Intelligent Building SystemComputerized Facilities Maintenance Management SystemUninterruptible Power Supplies

Lighting Control System

Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning Systems

Chiller Management System

Variable Speed Drives

Packaged Engine Generators

Emergency Control Battery Systems

Central Water Pumping and Treatment Systems

Piped Natural Gas (F&B)

Electrical Control System

Elevator Walkway and Escalator Monitoring & Control SystemSecurity and Access Control System

Fire Alarm System

Closed Circuit TV, including VSS (video surveillance)

Intelligent Video Analysis System

Passenger and Baggage Screening

Fire Protection System

Ramp Services Management System

Integrated Aircraft Stand System

Passenger Loading (Boarding) Bridge

Ground Power Unit

Pre-conditioned Air

Potable Water System (Water supply system)

Vacuum Drainage System

Fuel Hydrant System

Visual Docking Guidance System (Advanced)

Traffic Signals

Airfield Lighting System (runways, taxiways, and apron)Airfield Lighting Control & Monitoring System (SCADA)

Meteorological Instrument

Digital Automatic Terminal Information Service

Air Surveillance Radar System

Display Server for Operational Displays

Time Distribution System (for ATC)

Recording and Playback System

Crash Alarm and Red Telephone System

General Information Display System

General Monitoring System

Electronic Flight Plan System

Integrated Control and Monitoring System

Advanced Surface Ground Movement Control System

Main Voice Communication Control System

Radio Sites

Navigation Aids

Civil Aviation Authority - AFTN/ATC

IATA Message Gateway (Type B messages)

Departure Control System.

Message Distribution Service (not referenced)

External Partner Airport Gateway

Saudi Airlines Feed

Network Management System

Terminal Operations Control Center

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Printing Room

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Site Lab Site OfficeSite Lab

Site Office

Site Office

Car Park

Site Office Outdoors


6.1.7.1. Site Office Layout

8. Site Office Layout

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6.1.7.2. Site Lab Benefits

Site Lab and Benefits

Offsite Integration

Faster IT AOR testing

Longer and more intensive IT staff training

Earlier stakeholder familiarization

High quality staging and documentation

Early system presentation and trouble shooting

Example of Infogate

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• Offsite Integration• Faster IT AOR TESTING• Longer and more intensive IT staff training• Earlier stakeholder familiarization• High quality staging and documentation• Early system presentation and trouble-shooting• Example of Infogate


6.1.8 Headquarters

• HR & Admin• Legal• Accounts & Cost Control• Marketing• Procurement• Tendering & Sales• Role Mapping & Detailed JD’s

6.2 SAUDI AIRLINES SELF SERVICE KIOSK


6.2. Saudi Airlines Self Service KIOSK

Project Name: Saudi Airlines Self Service Kiosk

Client: Saudi Airlines

Consultant: Saudi Airlines

Value: SR 35,000,000

Duration: 36 Months

Scope of Work: To provide 200 Self Service Kiosks Including:

B. SAUDI AIRLINES SELF SERVICE KIOSK

Project Name: Saudi Airlines Self Service Kiosk

Client: Saudi Airlines

Consultant: Saudi Airlines

Value: SR 35,000,000

Duration: 36 Months

Scope of Work

To provide 200 Self Service Kiosks Including:

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6.2.1. Phase 1

Phase 1

What we are implementing Phase – I (already live) Boarding pass printing with Single passenger Multiple passengers Selective printing All domestic sectors Some international sectors Frequent flier card scanning (scanner works for credit cards also, if required) English and Arabic support Kiosks color as per corporate standards defined by Saudia

Total No. of Kiosks being installed through Saudi Arabia – 65

MAKKAH Other Locations -4

MADINAH Airport – 2 Other Location - 1

JEDDAH Airport – 9 Other Locations - 9

RIYADH Airport – 10 Other Locations - 15

DAMMAM Airport – 6 Other Locations -9

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What we are implementing:

• Phase – I (already live)• Boarding pass printing with• Single passenger• Multiple passengers• Selective printing• All domestic sectors• Some international sectors • Frequent flier card scanning (scanner works

for credit cards also, if required)• English and Arabic support• Kiosks color as per corporate standards

defined by Saudia


6.2.2. Phase 2

Phase 2

What we are implementing Booking of tickets Passport validation Managing bookings Payments via chip & pin device from SAMBA Chip & Pin device as per Saudi Arabian standards, device to be

arranged by the customer with SAMBA - Intersoft (preferably) E-ticket printing Bag-tag printing Ancillary free/paid services & EMD printing

Total No. of Kiosks being installed – 50

Hail Airport : 2

Tabuk Airport : 2

Other location : 2

Gassim Airport : 2

Other location : 2 Yanbu

Airport : 2 Other location : 1 Madinah

Other Location : 1

Jeddah Other Location : 3 Taif

Airport : 2 Other location : 2

Baha Airport : 2

Bisha Airport : 2

Abha Airport : 3

Other location : 3

Gizan Airport : 2

Najran Airport : 2

Other location : 2

Riyadh Other Location : 9

Dammam Other location : 5

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What we are implementing:

• Booking of tickets• Passport validation• Managing bookings • Payments via chip & pin device from SAMBA• Chip & Pin device as per Saudi Arabian standards,

device to be arranged by the customer with SAMBA - Intersoft (preferably)

• E-ticket printing • Bag-tag printing• Ancillary free/paid services & EMD printing

6.3. KFIA DAMMAM


6.3. KFIA Dammam

Project Name: A-SMGCS Installation at King Fahd International Airport

Client: GACA

Value: SR 330,000

Duration: 6 Months

Scope: A-SMGCS Installation at King Fahd International Airport (KFIA), including but not limited to Conduit, Containment, Power and Data/Signal Cabling works

KFIA safety has been enhanced by using A-SMGCS to view aircraft and vehicles on the ground.The A-SMGCS helps to track and separate aircraft on approach up to 50 nautical miles from the airport.

Installation of SMR (SURFACE Movement Radar)

6.4. BIASSE DIAGNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - SENEGAL


6.4. Biasse Diagne International Airport - Senegal

Project Name: Biasse Diagne International Airport, Senegal

Client: AIBD

Main Consultant: STUDI International & Egis Avia


Subcontractor: SELEX ES

Special Airport Systems Consultant: ICAD

Value: SR 2,000,000

Duration: 19 Months

Scope: Provide Project management, Consultancy and Supervision for the Supply, installation, Testing and Commissioning of all the Communication/Air Traffic Control Systems

Systems: 30 Systems in 4 packages

D. BIASSE DIAGNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT -SENEGAL

Project Name: Biasse Diagne International Airport, Senegal

Client: AIBD

Main Consultant: STUDI International & Egis Avia


Subcontractor: SELEX ES

Special Airport Systems Consultant: ICAD

Value: SR 2,000,000

Duration: 19 Months

Scope: Provide Project management, Consultancy and Supervision for the Supply, installation,Testing and Commissioning of all the Communication/Air Traffic Control Systems

Systems: 30 Systems in 4 packages

Meteorological Systems AWOS LLWAS Met Park Weather Radar (C-Band) Radio Sounding MESSIR-AERO Pilot Met Briefing Meteosat - MSG & MESSIR-VISION Forecaster MESSIR-COMM SMT/GTS Met Training Systems

Navigation Aids Systems DVOR DME ILS (GS & LOCALIZER) VDF (Direction Finder) Navaids Training Systems (CBT) SHELTERS (prefravicated Technical rooms)

ATC Systems Air Traffic Management/Airport Control Systems ATC Consoles (CAB/TRACON/SIMULATOR rooms) Surface Movement Radar (SMR) APPROACH RADAR (MSSR) Master Clock ATC Simulator

Communication Systems VHF Radio Communication Voice Communication Switching System(VCSS) AFTN/AMHS Recording and Playback System (RAPS) ATIS (Automatic Terminal Information Service) Fibre Optics_MUX-DEMUX VHF - AM - Mobile Radios Communication Training System INMARSAT

30 Systems in

4 packages

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1.2 Scope of Work

Project Management

Technical Consultancy

Over All Supervision


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6.4.2. General Site Layout


6.4.3. Site

Surface Movement Radar Installation SiteSenegal Airport Control Tower

Weather Radar Installation Site Senegal Weather Radar

6.5. MOI HAJJ SECURITY BUILDINGS MAKKAH


6.5. MOI Hajj Security Buildings - Makkah

Project Name: MOI Hajj Security Buildings Makkah

Client: MOI Ministry of Interior

Main Consultant: -


Value: SR 39,950,000

Duration: 6 Months

Scope: Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning and Supervision of Communications and Safety and Security SystemsMina – 3 buildingsMuzdalifah – 6 buildingsArafat – 6 buildings


6.5.1. Project Scope:

Project Scope:

A Security &Safety system

1 Closed circuit television system CCTV

2 Security Access control system SACS

3 Fire Alarm System FAS

4 Road Blocker and CAR Barrier

5 Security Scanner System

B Communication System

1 Structured cabling system (SCS) & Data Network Equipment's

2 IP Telephony (IPT )

3 IP Television (IPTV)+MATV

4 Wireless Access NEtwork (WIFI)

5 Outside Plant Network (OSP)

C Audio Visual System

1 Puplic address system (PAS)

2 Audio Visual System (AVS ) (Prince office Blg ) 5th floor

3 LED Screens (46")

4 LED Screens ( 65")

D Office Equipments

1 Printers , Computers ,Photocopiers

Prince Office

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6.5.2 MOI Safety & Security Systems

6.5.2.1. Access Control System• Authorized Entry • Providing Security Control

Key Components• Control Panel• Power Supply Unit• Card / Biometric Reader• Magnetic Lock• Door Contact• Request to Exit• Break Glass• Server (Dell PowerEdge R320)• Software (Software House C-CURE 9000)

Functionality• Configuration of devices• Enrolment of authorized personnel• Map• Card / Biometric Enrolment• Document / Card Print• Interfacing with Fire Alarm System• Interfacing with Video Surveillance System• Interfacing with Building Management System• Tyco iSTAR Edge

Workstation• HP Z230 Tower• Enrolment Printer• Document Printer• Omni-key• Enrolment Camera



6.5.2.2. Fire Alarm System

• Receives information from sensors• Provides automatic control of equipment• Provides electrical energy to operate any associated sensors, control

transmitter, and relay

Sensors & Components• Fire Alarm Control Panel• Fire Alarm Control Unit• Heat Detector• Smoke Detector• Pull Station• Flashing Light• Water Sprinkler• Call Point• Fire Alarm Control Panel• Fire Alarm Control Unit

Uses & Applications• Providing life safety• Protection of appliances

Interfaces with Other Systems• Access Control System• Public Address System• Building Management System• Fire Fighting System• FM200• Video Surveillance System• HVAC• Package Unit• AHU• Jet Fan



6.5.2.3. Video Surveillance System

• Providing Surveillance to Restricted Areas• Providing Security Control

Components• Ceiling Mount Camera• Outdoor Wall Mount Camera• Wall Mount Camera

Interfaces with Other Systems• Access Control System• Fire Alarm System• Ceiling Mount Camera• Outdoor Wall Mount Camera• Wall Mount Camera• Network Video Recorder Avigilon Server• Avigilon Control Center 5.2 with HDSM technology



6.5.2.4. Public Address System

• Public Safety• Crowd Control• Emergency Announcements• FM Radio • BGM System• Alert & Evacuation Messages

Rack Equipment

• Audio Input• Audio Output• System Manager• CISCO Switch• Amplifier• CD Player• FM Tuner• Emergency Power Supply• Ceiling Speaker• Weatherproof Loudspeaker• Pendant Speaker• Paging Station



6.5.2.5. Security Screening System

• Providing Security Control• Baggage Inspection• Metal Detection• Explosive and chemical Detection

Devices• X-ray Baggage Inspection Machine• Walk Through Metal Detector• Hand Held Metal Detector• Explosives or Chemical Detector• Hi-PE Walk Through Metal Detector (CEIA)• Hand Held Metal Detector (CEIA)• Hi-Scan X-ray Baggage Scanning Machine (Smith’s Detection)• Explosive Detector (Smith’s Detection)

6.5.2.6. Road Blocker System

• Authorized Entry• Providing Security Control

Components• Main Control Panel• Air compressor• Submersible Pump• Traffic Light Signal• Main Control Panel

6.6. KINGDOM TOWER


6.6. Kingdom Tower

Project Name: Jeddah Kingdom TowerClient: Jeddah Economic CompanyMain Consultant: Adrian Smith + Gordon Hill, Environmental Systems Design (Elv)Main Contractor: Saudi Binladin GroupValue: SR ~280,000,000Duration: 42 Months (In progress)Scope: Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning of Communications, Safety and Security and Parking Systems

• Area: 530,000 sq.m• Height: 1000+m• No.of Floors: 251• Type: Mixed-use

a) Parking ( B3,B2& B1 Concourse)b) Amenities,Retail,Lobbies,MEP and Chauffeurs’ Quarters (B2,B1Concourse,L1-L4)c) Retail Mall ( Concourse ,L1,L2)d) Office ( L6-L14 ) 9 Floorse) Hotel Guest Rooms (L19-L26) 8 Floorsf) Residential (L27-L163) 137 Floorsg) Sky Lobbies (L42,L84,L126,L127) 4Floorsh) Observatory (L125)1 Floori) Spire (L170-L252)

• Located near the Red Sea.• Mixed-use building featuring a luxury hotel, office space, serviced apartments, luxury condominiums• Level 125-The World’s highest observatory.• Level 127-Raft in the Sky.• 172 meters taller than Burj Khalifa, hence the World’s Tallest Tower.• First phase construction of the USD 20 Billion Kingdom City Development.


6.6.1. Project Scope:

Project Scope:

DIVISION 27 COMMUNICATIONS

Spec. Ref Description

27 0000 Communications Summary

27 0500 Common Work Results for Communications Systems

27 0526 Earthing and Bonding for Communications Systems (Only from the Earth Bar in the Telecom room to the racks and equipment)

27 0528 Pathways for Communications Systems (only for ELV systems)

27 0553 Identification for Communications Systems

27 1100 Communications Equipment Room Fittings

27 1323 Communications Optical Fiber Backbone Cabling

27 1500 Communications Horizontal Cabling

27 2129 Data Communications Switches

27 2133 Data Communications Wireless Local Area Network

27 3000 Voice Communications

27 4116 Audio-Video Systems Messaging Displays and Wayfinding

27 4117 Audio-Video Systems Distributed Music and Paging

27 4118 Audio-Video Systems –Video Display Wall Systems

27 4120 Audio-Video Systems Presentation Systems

DIVISION 28 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY

28 0000 Electronic Safety and Security Summary

28 0500 Common Work Results for Electronic Safety and Security

28 0513 Conductors and Cables for Security Systems

28 1300 Access Control System

28 1353 Contraband Detection Systems (Only walk-through metal detector, Hand-held metal detector, Hand-held explosives detector and Package X-ray

28 1600 Intrusion Detection System

28 2310 Video Surveillance System – Network

28 5123 Intercommunication Systems

DIVISION 11 EQUIPMENT

11 1200 Parking Control Equipment

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7. OUR VALUE PROPOSITION


• Presence of international and local staff, experienced in ATI (Air Transport Industry) and Construction.

• Consolidation of abilities under a common and unified platform of all the SBG sister companies: BTC, JCI, SAS, HASSOUB, FEW.

• Co-operation with world leading suppliers and local providers.• Professional Contract, Commercial and Program administration

capabilities.• Single point of contact for covering the entire range of technology

services. • Based in KSA, constantly available to support customer requirements.• Non-Vendor specific, focusing on customers’ requirements.• ISO 9001 Quality Procedures implemented.• 24x7 Help desk plans under deployment in addition to remote airport

support offices.• Understanding and ability for fast track and challenging project

requirements, with the availability of an enthusiastic team.

7. Our Value Proposition

PrequalificationTechnology Contractors

of the 21st Century

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Email : [email protected]

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