21.11.2022
Check out the Winners of the IPMA Global Project Excellence Awards in the Small-/Medium-sized Projects category – Construction/Engineering/Infrastructure:
Project Name: DHL Stadium – Additional Hospitality Areas and Alterations to Existing Infrastructure
Company: City of Cape Town
Country: South Africa
Category: Change Management, Product Development, and Marketing
Project description:
The DHL Stadium was completed in 2009 to meet the requirements for hosting the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup. The Business Plan always envisaged that the stadium would become financially sustainable over time through securing an Anchor tenant. To achieve the objective, the stadium required an additional 168 suites, and 7 executive lounges, with a total hospitality capacity of7329 seats. An Agreement was signed with Western Province Rugby, triggering the approval of a capital budget of 18 Million Euros to construct the additional suites. The suite construction commenced in February 2020, and the final completion was in April 2021.
Project Name: KANGAN C2 Recovery and Fractionation Plant
Company: Energy Industry Engineering and Design (EIED)
Country: Iran
Category: Construction, Engineering and Infrastructure
Project description:
Engineering and Procurement Services of Ethane Recovery and related utility (C2 Recovery) Project is part of the first phase of the KANGAN Petroleum Refining Project, which started in October 2014 as EP (Detailed Engineering and Procurement Services) and has 100% progress until the end of May 2022. The main properties of ethane gas are the separation of heavier products than methane, including ethane, propane, butane and gaseous condensate (C5 +) from the Total sweet and rich gas output of the sweetening unit. The main project was done with the least deflection.
Project Name: Big Bay / Small Bay Coastal Revetment
Company: City of Cape Town
Country: South Africa
Category: Construction, Engineering, and Infrastructure
Project description: For over 30 years, a 200 metre stretch of coastline in Cape Town was defended by an old gabion wall. A major storm event in 2017 caused the structure to fail, resulting in the imminent collapse of the entire embankment, a public walkway, a municipal sewer and the local life-saving building. The City of Cape Town successfully constructed a new coastal defense structure (geo-container revetment), taking into account significant time and budget constraints as well as challenging site characteristics such as working in a very dynamic tidal zone, ongoing beach erosion, a sensitive marine environment and a very limited construction footprint.
The Winners of the IPMA Global Awards 2022 were announced during the IPMA Global Awards Gala, held in Amersfoort, the Netherlands – on the 15th of November.
IPMA is pleased to congratulate all Winners!
If you are interested in applying for the next IPMA Global Awards round, don’t hesitate to contact the IPMA Global Awards PMO at award@ipma.world.
Stay tuned for more news about our Winners!
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