National Power Construction Corporation

Company Profile

National Power Construction Corporation (NPCC) was established by the Government of Pakistan with a special objective of executing Power Engineering Projects speedily and economically not only at home but also in other friendly countries.

OBJECTIVES

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Corporate Structure

National Power Construction Corporation (NPCC) is a State Enterprise under the Federal Ministry of Water & Power. The corporate affairs are managed by a Board of Directors who are nominated by the Government of Pakistan including the Chairman and the Managing Director, the later being the Chief Executive.

The Secretary, Water & Power, heads the Board. To effectively oversee the affairs of NPCC and to provide meaningful guidance and assistance, the Directors are drawn from the Federal Ministries of Water & Power and Finance.

NPCC has its Branch Office in Saudi Arabia in the name and style of NPCC (Pakistan) Ltd; under Foreign Capital Investment Regulations.

Charter of Services

NPCC is fully equipped to undertake speedy execution of Power Projects on turn-key basis i.e. Extra high voltage transmission lines, cable networks, LV distribution network, substations, power generation plants, industrial electrification, external lighting of housing complexes etc and has demonstrated proven capability during more than three decades in its specialty. The services include survey, design, procurement of material, installation / erection, testing and commissioning of the works which are managed by a highly motivated and experienced team of Managers, Engineers and skilled Technicians. Backed by a large warehouse of construction equipment and strong financial resources, NPCC is now fully geared to undertake assignments in its specialty with highest degree of professionalism.

NPCC is one of the six contracting companies which are pre-qualified for executing Extra High Voltage transmission line contracts in Saudi Arabia.

NPCC is pre-qualified for executing contracts in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, U.A.E, Qatar, Yemen, Malaysia, Jordan, Syria & Indonesia.

Performance Record

Within five years from take-off, NPCC was fully established as a leading contracting outfit and had to its credit completion of some large projects in Pakistan i.e. Electrification of SCARP Tube wells, 132kV Substations and Transmission Lines, Gas Turbine Power Plants, Industrial and Rural Electrification.

Having raised a strong professional management and solid home base, NPCC started knocking at the foreign market. The break-through came in 1977 with the award of the first major Project in Saudi Arabia and during the next over two decades NPCC was able to secure many more. Among these, on turnkey contract basis, were one of the largest Central Electrification Scheme and a Rural Distribution Project ever undertaken in Saudi Arabia. The rise of NPCC as a Contracting force was so phenomenal that in 1982 "The Engineering News Record (ENR)" rated it among the top 50 International Design-Construct Outfits. In 1989 NPCC was again in the bank of top 100 International Contractors.

NPCC has completed Power Projects within Pakistan valuing over Rs. 150 Million. These include turnkey construction of 132kV transmission and 11kV distribution lines, 132kV substations, Gas Turbine Power Station and electrification of industrial complexes.

Since extension of its operation to Gulf Region i.e. Saudi Arabia in the year 1977 and Kuwait in the year 1991, NPCC completed Power Projects of international recognition and supervised by reputed Consultants. The value of Projects completed and in hand are in the order of Saudi Riyals 2.48 billion (US$ 700 million).

These include construction of 380kV, 132kV and 110kV transmission lines, 132kV/110kV Underground Cable Networks, 33kV and 13.8kV Distribution Networks, 132kV / 33kV Substations and Gas Turbine Power Stations, all on Design-Construct basis with related civil works and services etc.

In 1989, NPCC joined the elite club of International Constructors who are credited with turnkey execution of Extra High Voltage Transmission Lines. This was with the award of the prestigious 280km long, 380kV transmission line, connecting Madinah-Al-Munawarah with Rabigh on Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia. The Contract was worth US$ 140 million and won by NPCC in the face of fierce competitive international bidding. The Project was successfully completed and commissioned in 1992.

NPCC had the distinction of being amongst the selected Contracting Outfits who participated in the rehabilitation of Power Network in and around Kuwait city after its liberation from Iraq in early 1991. The work involved emergency repairs and putting into service of 300kV and 132kV Transmission Lines and was carried out in very hazardous post-war field conditions. Through professional pursuit, sheer hard work and determination, NPCC has now established itself as a very strong Contracting Outfit in its field of specialty. NPCC boasts of highly experienced professional managers backed by a large workforce armed with an extensive range of construction equipment. Having this capability and proven past experience at its back, NPCC is all set to extend its operations in the Far East and Africa.

ISO Certification

NPCC has acquired ISO 9001:2000 certification, a prerequisite there days to participate in many Power Utilities – qualification enjoyed by select construction companies.

List of Clients and References

IN SAUDI ARABIA

1. Saudi Electric Company – Western Operating Area (SEC – WOA)
2. Saudi Electric Company - Eastern Operating Area (SEC – EOA)
3. Saudi Electric Company - Northern Operating Area (SEC – NOA)
4. Saudi Electric Company - Southern Operating Area (SEC – SOA)
5. Saudi Electric Company - Central Operating Area (SEC – COA)

OUTSIDE SAUDI ARABIA

1. KUWAIT: Ministry of Electricity & Water (MEW), Kuwait City
2. U.A.E: Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Authority (ADWEA), Abu Dhabi
3. SYRIA: Public Establishment of Electricity for Generation & Transmission
   (PEEGT), Damascus
4. MALAYSIA: Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), Kuala Lumpur
5. INDONESIA: PT.PLN (Persero), Jakarta
6. PHILIPPINE: National Power Corporation (NPC), Manila
7. QATAR: Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation
8. YEMEN: Public Electricity Corporation (PEC), Yemen
 

Privatisation of NPCC

The Privatisation Commission (PC) on behalf of Government of Pakistan (GOP) intends to privatise NPCC through sale of shares to financially sound local and foreign investors having management capabilities. Expression of Interests (EoIs) from local and foreign parties interested in the transaction is expected to be invited soon through advertisement in the national and international newspapers. For further information you may contact on the below mentioned address:

Key Contacts

q       Mr. Ashiq Hussain
Director General (MNR&P)
Privatisation Commission
5-A Constitution Avenue
EAC Building
Islamabad – Pakistan
Telephone: (92-51) 922 2243 Facsimile : (92-51) 920 3076,
                 (92-51) 921 1692
Email: info@privatisation.gov.pk

q       Mr. Shahid Raza
Transaction Manager
Privatisation Commission
5-A Constitution Avenue
EAC Building
Islamabad – Pakistan
Telephone: (92-51) 921 7973
Facsimile : (92-51) 920 3076
                 (92-51) 921 1692
Email:shahidraza@privatisation.gov.pk