Mohamed Abd Elrahman Elgzar

• Manage contracts administration, procurement activities, and subcontractor agreements for construction
and infrastructure projects.
• Prepare and review BOQs, tender documents, RFQs, technical submittals, and cost estimates in
accordance with project requirements.
• Coordinate with project managers, consultants, suppliers, and subcontractors to ensure timely material
delivery and project execution.
• Monitor project budget, cost control, payment certificates, variation orders, and procurement schedules.
• Support contract negotiations, commercial evaluations, and supplier performance assessments.
• Ensure compliance with project specifications, company standards, and contractual obligations.
• Participate in claims preparation, contractual correspondence, and resolution of commercial and
procurement-related issues.
• Maintain effective stakeholder communication to support successful project delivery within budget and
schedule

• project: - Al-Usayfirin & Al-Anabis at Medina
• Client: National Water Company
• Value: SAR 63 Million
• Scope: Implementation of sewer networks and pipelines across urban areas near 147 KM HDPE Pipes.
• Challenges: Managed unplanned utilities, existing septic tanks, and narrow streets.
• Achievement: Successfully completed works while ensuring quality, safety, and timely delivery.

•Project: Construction of Al-Taraghlat - Zliten Road (28 km segment of a 58 km corridor), Libya
•Client: Ministry of Transportation
•Value: LYD 74 Million
•Scope: Earthworks of approx. 400, 000 m³ cut and 400, 000 m³ fill, with 28 flood culverts of various spans.
•Description: Development of a free-flow highway serving as an alternative to the coastal ring road to ease traffic congestion. The corridor connects Tarhuna City to Zliten area.
•Achievement: Successfully executed major earthworks and structures within a strategic national infrastructure project.

•project: Construction of Al-Mostashar Abdel Meguid Mahmoud Corridor (7 km), Mokattam - Egypt
•Client: Armed Forces Engineering Authority
•Value: ~EGP 800 Million
•Scope: Major earthworks including 2.5 million m³ cut and 1.3 million m³ fill, stormwater drainage, flood culverts, and future utility crossings.
•Description: Strategic corridor serving as an alternative to Street 9 to reduce traffic congestion in a densely populated area. The project also included the construction of a corniche walkway and recreational areas. In parallel, all internal roads of Mokattam district were upgraded. One of the key achievements was the rapid development of Street 9, where the number of lanes in both directions increased despite heavy traffic and high population density.
•Achievement: Successfully executed complex urban infrastructure works, enhancing traffic flow, urban mobility, and community facilities.

• I used to teach at Military College and was responsible for maintaining all college facilities and everything
related to engineering work.

• project: Construction of El-Obeyd Corniche Road - Matrouh, Egypt
• Client: Armed Forces Engineering Authority
• Contractor: Armed Forces Engineering Authority In collaboration with Orascom
• Value: ~EGP 850 Million
• Scope: Major earthworks, road construction including 2 lanes per direction, central parking, food court, pedestrian walkway, seating areas, recreational spaces, and cafés along the seaside.
• Description: Served as a strategic alternative to the original Matrouh Corniche, enhancing traffic flow, connectivity, and urban mobility. Designed to provide leisure and recreational facilities, including a central food court, seating areas, and cafés, combining functionality with tourism and community spaces.
• Achievement: Successfully delivered a comprehensive coastal infrastructure and recreational project, improving regional transport, urban planning, and community amenities under the supervision of the Armed Forces Engineering Authority.

• project: Construction of Galala Road - Egypt
• Client: Armed Forces Engineering Authority
• Value: ~EGP One billion
• Scope: Major earthworks including extensive cut-and-fill operations, controlled blasting due to extremely hard rock, stormwater drainage, flood culverts, and future utility crossings.
• Description: One of Egypt’s first mega infrastructure projects, executed in challenging geological conditions with high-elevation cuts, massive valley fills, and careful planning for stormwater management and future utilities.
• Achievement: Successfully executed one of the country’s landmark infrastructure projects, overcoming severe geological challenges, implementing advanced blasting techniques, and ensuring sustainable urban and transport solutions under the supervision of the Armed Forces Engineering Authority.