Infrastructure Project for the Employees’ Compound of the Administrative Prosecution – Fifth Settlement

We successfully completed the full electrical infrastructure for the Employees’ Compound of the Administrative Prosecution in the Fifth Settlement, delivering a modern, reliable, and high-performance power system that ensures safety, efficiency, and compliance with international standards.

Scope of Work:

✔ Medium Voltage Networks – Installation of medium voltage switchgear, transformers, ring main units (RMUs), and distribution substations, ensuring stable and reliable power distribution.

✔ Medium & Low Voltage Cabling – Supply and installation of high-quality medium voltage (MV) and low voltage (LV) cables, guaranteeing efficiency and durability across the entire compound.

✔ Low Voltage Networks – Deployment of Main Distribution Boards (MDBs), Sub-Main Distribution Boards (SMDBs), and Distribution Boards (DBs) to optimize power supply and distribution.

✔ Internal Wiring & Power Distribution – Implementing high-quality cabling and busbar trunking systems, ensuring a well-organized and efficient electrical network.

✔ Lighting & Power Solutions – Installation of interior and exterior lighting, emergency lighting, and power outlets, ensuring a well-lit and fully functional environment.

✔ Street Lighting Systems – Supply and installation of high-efficiency street lighting poles and fixtures, providing well-illuminated roads and pathways for safety and convenience.

✔ Earthing & Surge Protection – Integration of advanced grounding and lightning protection systems, enhancing electrical safety and stability.

✔ Low Current & Security Systems – Implementation of CCTV surveillance, access control, fire alarm systems, and structured cabling, ensuring high-level security and seamless communication.

With our extensive expertise in electrical contracting, we delivered a comprehensive and future-ready infrastructure, providing a safe, efficient, and sustainable living environment for the employees of the Administrative Prosecution in the Fifth Settlement.