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Assignment Name: Design & Supervision of hydraulic structure under Shrimp Culture Component under Third Fisheries Project (Financed by IDA Cr. No. 2146-BD). Client: BWDB Duration: Jun 1993 - Sep 1996

 

Country: Bangladesh

Location within Country: Southern Khulna and Satkhira Districts

 

Professional Staff Provided by our firm:

 

No. of Staff: 9

No. of Man-Month: 180

 

Name of Client: Bangladesh Water Development Board

WADPA Bhaban, Motijheel, Dhaka.

Start Date (Month/Year):

 

June, 1993

Completion Date (Month/Year):

 

September, 1996

Approx. Value of Services:

 

Tk. 12.72 million

 

Name of Associated Firms, if any:

 

Associated Consulting Engineers (Bangladesh) Ltd.

 

No. of Man-Months of Professional

Staff Provided by Associated

Firms:  182

Name of Senior Staff Involved and Functions Performed:

 

Md. Abdus Sobhan                                           -            Team Leader (Design Phase)

Md. Abdus Sattar                                             -            Sr. Water Resources Engineer

Mohammad Israil/Saiful Islam Chowdhury           -           Hydrologist

Md. Harun-ar-Rashid                                         -            Team Leader (Supervision Phase)

 

Detail Narrative Description of Project:

 

GOB with the financial assistance from the IDA, UNDP and ODA has implemented TFP (Shrimp Component) in the South-western part of Bangladesh. The objective of the project was to develop shrimp culture in about 10,454 ha of land inside the existing CEP polders in the districts of Khulna and Satkhira. Previously these areas were under shrimp culture by adopting the traditional methods. In the post project condition, improved traditional methods are being followed which has increased the average annual shrimp yield from about 85 kg/ha to about 250 kg/ha. The work involved was planning, designing and top supervision of all infrastructures which include drainage sluices, foot bridges, culverts, embankments etc.

 

Detail Description of Actual Services Provided by our company:

 

Collection and analysis of all available field data, topo and hydrological survey, hydrological studies, design of about 200 flushing/drainage sluices, 36 RCC foot bridges, 48 ferrocement farmers sluices and reconstruction/rehabilitation works of old CEP sluices and embankments, preparation of drawings, estimates and tender documents, top supervision of construction works of polders 5, 23, 31 & 32 including preparation of O&M Manual with action plan for cost recovery. An innovative technology, ferrocement sheet pile, has been used successfully in this project.

 

Firm’s Name: Design Planning & Management Consultants Ltd.