Location: Karkouk Road, Kurdistan Region, Iraq Plot area: 4650 sq. m KFA was responsible for designing and constructing the factory which was divided into several functional spaces: • Large Storage Hall • Production Hall • Boiler Room • Compressor Room • Administrative Area

Location: UNHCR Offices, Sweida, Syria Plot area: 475 sq. m KFA was responsible of renovating UNHCR offices in Sweida. The building consists of three floors: Basement, Ground Floor, and First Floor. KFA’s renovation works included the following items: Safe Haven: 1. Dismantling of the existing wall in front of the staircase and opening a new hall 2. Construct masonry wall with plaster and painting 3. Provide and install two metal doors and one wooden door

Client: LAND Consulting and Engineering Location : Garmian - Iraq The aim of the project is tracking water from « serawan» river to Garmian University. The project serves a capacity of 9000 people and consists of the following: 1- Intake 2- Water pumping station 3- Water treatment station 4- Water tanks, ground tanks and elevated tanks 5- Water networks 6- Drinking 7- Irrigation 8- Fire fighting

Contractor: Natassico Consultant: KFA Date: Sep 2013 Location : Lattakia, Hama, Homs, Damascus - Syria The scope of project was rehabilitation works for 42 shelters including installation of external units (sandwich panels), with the related infrastructure, internal and external works. The studies and supervision included 4 cities in Syria, divided as the following: Damascus: 6 shelters Homs: 26 Shelters Lattakia : 1 shelter – Lattakia sport city Hama : 9 shelters The total number of beneficiaries: IDP was around 10,000 IDPs KFA prepared the design study with all related drawings, BOQ, Specs, cost estimates for shelters, including the technical assessment for all above mentioned shelters. In the construction phase, KFA was responsible for supervising and offering consultations through its professional team consisting of 15 engineers. The work includes daily and weekly reports, work progress percentage, daily pictures, in addition to technical reports.

Location: UNHCR Office, Opposite of al-Andalus Hospital, Kafarsouseh, Damascus, Syria Plot area: 330 sq. m Total built-up area: 1340 sq. m KFA was responsible of performing renovation works for KS3 building of UNHCR. The building consists of a ground floor, three floors, a basement, and a roof. KFA’s renovation works included: • For All Floors: Paint works, sanitary maintenance works, moisture treatment works, and instalment of new gypsum board partitions. The work also included providing electrical boards, air conditions, and doors. For Basement: Supplying and installing the Earthing system, casting concrete floors, and preparing shelter rooms. • For Roof: Insulation works, and solar system maintenance. KFA was also responsible of: • Executing: the reception area, 3 precast booths, asphalt ground for the parking area, and an overhead protection roof for the parking. • Security works: supplying and installing a general alarm system, fire detection system, fire extinguisher, and emergency plans and signs. • ITC works: network outlets and dual electrical outlets.

Location: UNHCR Offices KS1 Building, Opposite of Al Andalus Hospital, Kafarsouse, Damascus, Syria Plot area: 30 sq. m KFA was responsible of constructing renovation works for the KS1 reception area. The main construction works included supplying and installing: • Floor concrete works (demolishing, deportation of ruins, casting concrete 200 kg/m3 and insulation works) • Floor ceramic tiles • Stairs marble tiles • Electrical tempered sliding glass door with engine and all needed accessories • Outdoor Aluminum Window • Fixed Wooden Partition • Maintenance works for existing metal doors • Wooden Reception Desk • Gypsum Board false walls • Light Devices • Dust Carpet Flooring • Paint Works

Location: UNHCR Offices, Opposite of Al Andalus Hospital, Kafarsouse, Damascus, Syria Fence Length: 20 m KFA was responsible of supplying and installing a metal fence surrounding the UNHCR Office Building, the main construction work included supplying and installing: • Metal Plates treated with epoxy and painted with UNHCR logos. • Steel Tubes and anti-climb bars for the fence structure. • Razor barbed wires.