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Evaluation, Planning, Design and Construction Supervision of Infrastructure Projects for Miriam College Foundation, Inc. As civil works consultant for the institution since 2001, AMH has undertaken traffic studies which include traffic counts, modeling and simulation; a detailed review of the school's utility infrastructure which include mapping, assessment and proposal of solutions for water supply and distribution, electrical supply and distribution, sewage collection, road pavement condition and drainage; detailed designs for roads, walkways and fiber optic rehabilitation, topographic surveys; soil sampling and evaluation; construction support and provided advisory services for improvement of school facilities.
CQC for the MWCI Antipolo (Siruna, Kingsville & Brookside) Water Supply Projects AMH was engaged in 2005 by M.E. Sicat Construction to provide technical and management support for the implementation of this flagship project of the Manila Water Company, Inc., which aimed to provide potable water to thousands of households in the City of Antipolo. A design review in behalf of the Contractor prior to implementation was undertaken, as well as a quality plan that included sampling, testing, inspection; documentation of works; and the development of a permanent quality manual for use of MES. The Php315M project included the construction of a reservoir, an automated/fully electronic pump house, major pipe laying and site development works (roads, drainage, perimeter fence, etc.). Construction commenced on October 2005 and became operational by January 2007.
Water Sourcing Study for the GDC - Hillsborough Subdivision Project
AMH was engaged by Greenfield Development Corporation to undertake the hydrologic and potable water sourcing study within the upscale Hillsborough Subdivision. Located south of Metro Manila and adjacent to the South Expressway just before the Alabang exit, the area forms part of the City of Parañaque, which continues to have difficulty in water supply, in addition to perennial flooding in a number of areas - this development included. AMH undertook flood routing/modeling in order to assess the flooding potential, and georesistivity survey/analysis to confirm the availability of potable water.
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