MEP
CONTRACTING
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The Group
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Debbas Enterprise
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Activities
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Project Management
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Resources
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Selected References
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Current Large Projects
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Administrative & Corporate
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Commercial, Residential & Mixed-Use
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Educational, Historical & Religious
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Hospitality & Healthcare
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Infrastructure, Airports, Industrial & Data Centers
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Contact Information
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
©2012 by Debbas - Lebanon
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Debbas Group is a multinational technology and services conglomerate which operates from New York to New Delhi in the fields of MEP Contracting, Lighting, Systems, Manufacturing and Trading.
Established in 1910, Debbas has capitalized on 100 years of innovative solutions to become a Group of 25 companies present in 14 countries, employing more than 1200 professionals responsible for the successful delivery of more than 2000 projects.
Mission
Debbas provides innovative turnkey solutions to help clients realize today the spaces of tomorrow.
Vision
Debbas strives to be the leading technology provider to high-end construction projects in fast developping countries.
THE GROUP
> Debbas Headquarters, Lebanon, 1994
> Central Bank, Lebanon, 1964
DEBBAS ENTERPRISE
LEBANON
Since its incorporation in the 1970s, Lebanon’s premier MEP Contractor and Facility Management expert has offered innovative and sustainable engineering solutions to a diverse spectrum of more than 300 projects.
Recognized for its capacity to deliver complex projects in a swift, efficient and accurate manner, Debbas Enterprise relies on experienced professionals
and state of the art equipment in order to ensure flawlessness in execution.
QATAR
Capitalizing on more than 40 years of experience and know-how, Debbas teamed up with Investment Holding Group to establish Debbas Enterprise Qatar.
The Doha based contracting unit offers world class MEP Contracting and Facility Management services to support the development needs of Qatar’s vision. Debbas enjoys a tradition of electro-mechanical contracting dating back to the early 1920s, when César Debbas launched an electrical installation department to tackle important lighting projects throughout Beirut.
Debbas Enterprise has a proven quality track record, illustrated by the first ISO 9000 certification awarded to an MEP Contractor in Lebanon.
Debbas Enterprise Qatar is also implementing an Integrated Management System (IMS) based on ISO 9001, ISO 14000 and OHSAS 18000 standards.
Specialized in the management and execution of electro-mechanical projects, Debbas Enterprise is structured to tackle the entire process from design support, value engineering, planning and comprehensive engineering to complete execution and integrated Facility Management services.
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL
EXECUTION
The fields of action of Debbas are constantly updated to include new technologies and engineering techniques.
Electro-Mechanical
HVAC
Plumbing & Sanitary Fire Protection, Fire Fighting Power Distribution (MV/LV)
Street Lighting, Indoor & Outdoor Lighting Earthing & Lightning Protection
Low Current Systems
Fire Alarm, MATV, Access Control, AV Systems BMS, Home Automation, Lighting Control CCTV, Intrusion System, Traffic Control Public Address & Nurse Call System Parking Management System Telecommunication & Data
VALUE ENGINEERING
Debbas Enterprise provides Value Engineering in line with budget and client interests. Every project is undertaken with a creative approach in order to build custom and sustainable solutions applicable at every stage of the project’s life cycle.
FACILITY MANAGEMENT
Debbas Enterprise provides integrated Facility Management services allowing cost savings, reliable operation, optimum return on investment and energy efficiency. Facilities are operated by experienced technicians through preventive and reactive maintenance regimes. Soft services such as cleaning, security and landscaping are provided under one centralized helpdesk operation.
ACTIVITIES
> Beirut Souks, Lebanon, 2010
Experienced teams focus on controlling quality, time, cost and risks, in line with client satisfaction. Company Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental (QHSE) procedures are regularly reviewed and updated to meet international codes and standards as well as local requirements.
Quality
Debbas strives to meet and exceed quality requirements through the continuous improvement of processes and procedures in order to deliver defect-free, total quality projects, on time and at the most competitive cost.
Health & Safety
Debbas employees are committed to achieving and maintaining superior health and safety standards in compliance with relevant legislation and international operational practices.
Sustainable Development
Debbas is committed to adopting and promoting environmental best practices in all its activities. Debbas also require the same commitment from its business partners thus continuously improving environmental performance throughout a project's development.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
RESOURCES
HUMAN CAPITAL
The Contracting arm of Debbas employs a permanent staff of 200 engineers and specialized technicians who oversee a network of more than 1000 non-permanent specialists recruited upon project requirements.
Debbas is an employer on the lookout for talent. Yet talent is simply the jumping block of a career built around proper training, opportunities for growth and a steady path to success. For an entire century, interesting work has brought people to Debbas. However, it is the diversity, the challenge and the shared values which induce the same people to build their careers with the Group.
BUSINESS PARTNERS
Debbas is the strategic partner of major industry players. Relationships built on mutual respect and long-term vision, have given the Group reach and maneuverability in order to supply its partners with unrelenting performance in the execution of projects. Transparency, being at the heart of the Debbas business model, the Company invests in its business network to form a dynamic and reliable supply chain in support of its activities, its cost effectiveness and its high performance.
> Facility Management crew on Meeza site, Qatar, 2011
SELECTED REFERENCES
CURRENT LARGE PROJECTS
Sama Beirut (LEED Silver Certification)
Lebanon, 2014 MEP Works 72,000 sqm Chillers RT 1000 Cooling Towers Boilers 3x3250 MBH
Air Distribution, AHU, FCU, DX Heat Exchangers
Plumbing & Sanitary Fixtures
Fire Protection, Fire Fighting, Dry Chemicals Systems Grey Water Treatment Plant
Swimming Pools & Water Features Systems MV Switchgear & Transformers
LV Panel Boards, Capacitor Banks, ATS, MCC Cables, Cable Trays, Bus-Duct
Earthing & Lightning Protection UPS & Central Battery Systems BMS & Lighting Control
Telephone, Data & Video Surveillance, Public Address Residential Automation System
Fire Alarm, Access Control, Video-Interphone, SMATV CO Detection System
Indoor & Outdoor Lighting
Summerland Resort & Kempinski Hotel
Lebanon, 2013 MEP Works 92,300 sqm Chillers RT 1600
Air Distribution, AHU, FCU Plumbing & Sanitary Fixtures
Water Well & Water Treatment System Sewage Treatment Plant
Fire Protection, Fire Fighting MV Installation & Transformers
Generators (4x2000 KVA), Sync. Panels
Panel Boards, Cables & Cable Trays, Bus Bar Trunking Earthing & Lightning Protection
Fire Alarm, CATV, Access Control & AV Systems Time Distribution System & Staff Attendance
Telephone, Data, Public Address & Voice Evacuation Indoor & Outdoor Lighting
SELECTED REFERENCES
CURRENT LARGE PROJECTS
Distribution Service Provider (DSP)
Lebanon, 2016
Power Distribution - Service Area 3 South Lebanon Network & Metering
Network Survey Maintenance & Improvement 24,500 km Network Size
500,000 Existing Customer Meters 1375 MV Customers
154 HV/MV Substations
1200 3-Phase Transformers (399,000 KVA) 6800 Utility Poles
2500 km Service & Underground Cables Smart Meters
550,000 AMI Meters 50,000 Circuit Breakers 261,000 Meter Panels
24,500,000 Meter Reading & Bill Collection 78,000 Meter Reading for MV/LV Feeder Meters Call Center
MEEZA (MV1, MV2, MV3)
Qatar, 2015
Facility Management 13,000 sqm
Electro Mechanical Systems Secured Internal Data Halls External Plants
Helpdesk Support for Tier III Data Centers Chillers RT 4000
70 Closed Control Units (Crac Units) 12 Chilled Water Pumps
Generators Sets (2x1500 KVA & 5x2080 KVA) 13 UPS
10 Diesel Rotary UPS 14 Transformers 11 HV Switch Gears
SELECTED REFERENCES
CURRENT LARGE PROJECTS
Doha Convention Center (DCC)
Qatar, 2013 MEP Works 200,000 sqm Chillers RT 7500 Cooling Towers
Air Distribution, AHU, FCU Plumbing & Sanitary Fixtures Fire Protection, Fire Fighting HV-MV Substation & Transformers
11 KV Generators (3x2250 KVA), Sync. & ATS Panels Earthing & Lightning Protection
UPS & Central Battery System BMS & Lighting Control Telephone & Data
Fire Alarm, AV & Security Systems Parking Management & Signage Systems Indoor & Outdoor Lighting (LED)
SELECTED REFERENCES
ADMINISTRATIVE
& CORPORATE
King Abdullah Financial District
KSA, 2009 MEP Works 123,000 sqm
An Nahar Executive Floors
Lebanon, 2004 MEP Works 1,500 sqm Karagulla Tower D Lebanon, 2002 MEP Works 18,000 sqm
BLOM Head Office
Lebanon, 2002 Electrical Works 32,900 sqm
Future Television Studio
Lebanon, 2001 Electrical Works
UNESCO Palace
Lebanon, 2000 Special Works
Bank Audi Plaza
Lebanon, 1998 Electrical Works 44,500 sqm
St. Charles City Center
Lebanon, 1998 MEP Works 88,080 sqm
Grand Serail
Lebanon, 1995
Mechanical, Plumbing & FM Works 40,000 sqm
ESCWA
Lebanon, 1996 MEP works 52,640 sqm
Responding to the urgency of having functional headquarters, the Pierre el Khoury design was delivered in 9 months as a major landmark of Beirut’s reconstruction. Located in the heart of Beirut Central District, the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UN-ESCWA) promotes the economic and social development of Western Asia through regional and sub-regional cooperation as well as integration.
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COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL
& MIXED-USE
Bay Tower Lebanon, 2011 MEP Works 35,000 sqmBeirut Souks & Gold Souk of Beirut
Lebanon, 2009 MEP Works 33,000 sqm Marina Towers Lebanon, 2008 MEP Works 35,000 sqm Marina Court Lebanon, 2007 MEP Works 15,000 sqm Beirut Tower Lebanon, 2007 MEP Works 30,000 sqm Mina El Hosn Lebanon, 2006 MEP Works
Golden Pyramids Plaza
Egypt, 2005 MEP Works 750,000 sqm Nayaland Villa Lebanon, 2005 MEP Works ABC Ashrafieh Lebanon, 2003 MEP Works 120,000 sqm
The Pearl Qatar
Qatar, 2010 MEP works 40,700 sqm
The artificial island, which spans nearly 4 million sqm, will add 32 km of new coastline to Doha. Developed by United Development Company (UDC) and master planned by architecture and design firm Callison, the island will provide homes to 41,000 residents, 350 m offshore of Doha’s West Bay Lagoon area.
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SELECTED REFERENCES
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EDUCATIONAL, HISTORICAL
& RELIGIOUS
Lebanese American University
Lebanon, 2004
Mechanical & Plumbing Works
Anjar Ummayad Ruins UNESCO World Heritage Site
Lebanon, 1997 Electrical Works
Sidon Sea Castle
Lebanon, 1996 Electrical Works
Tyre Ancient Phoenician City UNESCO World Heritage Site
Lebanon, 1996 Electrical Works
American University Of Beirut - Jafet Library
Lebanon, 1993 MEP Works St. Nicolas Cathedral Lebanon, 1993 Electrical Works St. Charbel Convent Lebanon, 1992
Electrical & Plumbing Works
College Louise Wegman
Lebanon, 1991 Electrical Works
American University Of Beirut - Faculty Apartments
Lebanon, 1990 Electrical Works
Baalbeck Roman Sanctuary UNESCO World Heritage Site
Lebanon, 1997 Electrical works
Dating back to the pre-Hellenestic era, the Baalbeck archeological site, also known as Heliopolis, is Lebanon’s greatest Greco-Roman treasure and the world’s best preserved Roman ruin.
In order to bring out the overwhelming majesty of the site, a complex lighting solution including more than 400 fixtures was carefully installed and aimed at the architectural marvel.
SELECTED REFERENCES
HOSPITALITY & HEALTHCARE
Clemenceau Medical Center & Specialized Clinics
Lebanon, 2007 Electrical Works 32,560 sqm
Phoenicia Intercontinental Hotel (Tower C)
Lebanon, 2004 MEP Works 20,000 sqm Hippôdrome de Beyrouth Lebanon, 2004 Electrical Works 103,000 sqm
La Marina Joseph Khoury
Lebanon, 2002 Plumbing Works 50,000 sqm
Hôpital du Sacré Coeur
Lebanon, 1996 Electrical Works
St. George Hospital - Nursing School
Lebanon, 1992
Electrical & Plumbing Works
Hôtel-Dieu de France
Lebanon, 1987 Electrical Works 430 beds
Al Hada General Hospital
KSA, 1982 Electrical Works 500 Beds
Phoenicia Intercontinental Hotel
Lebanon, 1998 MEP works 80,000 sqm 580 Rooms
Designed by the legendary American architect Edward Durell Stone, the Phoenicia is heavily influenced by Levantine architecture, evident in its high ceilings, sweeping staircases and palatial pillars. Opening its doors in 1961, during Lebanon’s golden years, the Hotel quickly became the destination of choice for kings and queens as well as Hollywood stars. Following the Lebanese civil war, the hotel was rebuilt to reclaim its standing as Beirut’s Landmark.
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SELECTED REFERENCES
INFRASTRUCTURE, AIRPORTS,
INDUSTRIAL & DATA CENTERS
Education City - Qatar Foundation
Qatar, 2013
Mechanical & Plumbing Works Piping Networks in Utility Tunnel
New Doha International Airport
Qatar, 2011 Electrical Works 9,515 sqm
Meeza Data Center
Qatar, 2011
MEP Works & FM Services 970 sqm
Qatalum
Qatar, 2010 MEP & FM Works 9,348 sqm
Rafic Hariri International Airport
Lebanon, 1996 - 2007 FM Services
6,000,000 Passengers
Rafic Hariri International Airport Beirut Airfield Lighting & Watch Towers
Lebanon, 2004 MEP Works 7.2 km
Beirut Street Lighting & Tunnels
Lebanon, 1998 Electrical Works
Beirut Central District - Decorative Lighting
Lebanon, 1998 Electrical Works
Anjar Street Lighting Rehabilitation
Lebanon, 1997 Electrical Works
Rafic Hariri International Airport
Lebanon, 1995 MEP Works 221,450 sqm
Beirut Street Lighting Rehabilitation
Lebanon, 1994 Electrical Works 28.6 km of roads
Beirut Central District - Infrastructure
Lebanon, 1998 Electrical Works
191 Ha, 28.6 Km of roads
Beirut Central District is subject to the most ambitious contemporary urban development since Berlin’s rebirth. Central to the project is a complete infrastructure spreading over 191 ha of land and equipped with a 3.6 km ring road, 8.4 km of primary roads and 16.6 km of secondary, tertiary and pedestrian streets; new utility networks and public car parks.
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SELECTED REFERENCES
LEBANON
Debbas Enterprise SALP.O.Box 11- 0125, Beirut, Lebanon T +961 1 486 236
F +961 1 486 238 [email protected]
QATAR
Debbas Enterprise - Qatar WLL P.O.Box 22905, Doha, Qatar T +974 4455 0186 F +974 4467 1276 [email protected]
CONTACT INFORMATION
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Marina Tower Lebanon, 2008Designed by Kohn Pederson Fox Associates, the iconic structure incorporates naturally rounded forms reminiscent of waterfront esthetics and provides each apartment with dramatic panoramas to the sea, the mountains, Beirut Central District and the Marina. The contemplative, clean-lined architecture consists of 26 floors that stretch 150m above sea level. The entire structure uses stone and glass with a combination of aluminum curtain walls and clear double-glazing that extends all the way to the top.
