LBPKSA was awarded a 65MWp solar PV power project, as an EPC contractor, constructing the solar/PV power plant to be integrated with the national grid, providing green power to Shouaibah Desalination plant being constructed by Doosan Enerbility and the developer is Acwa Power. Ultimate client in this project is SWPC (Saudi Water Partnership Company) ++ More

LBPKSA have constructed and commissioned a Hybrid Power Plant for the Saudi Arabian Trading & Construction Company (SATCO) to support their efforts in constructing Camp 2 of the futuristic mega-city NEOM in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

LBPKSA scope includes Engineering, Supply, Installation & Testing / Commissioning of Hybrid Power Plant – Integration of 14MW Diesel PP + 4.5MWp solar / PV + 200KWh battery + future wind turbines. The solar / PV Power Plant is equipped with Automatic Robotic Cleaning System.

The power plant was energized on 3 November 2021, with zero incident and within a period of eight (8) months.

LBPKSA have constructed and commissioned a Solar / PV Power Plant, integrated with the existing Diesel Power Plant of 20MW, forming an automatic operational Hybrid Power Plant for Tamimi Camp 2 of the futuristic mega-city NEOM in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

LBPKSA scope includes Engineering, Supply, Installation & Testing / Commissioning of 5.5MWp solar / PV, integration with existing 20MW Diesel PP forming a Hybrid Power Plant. The solar / PV Power Plant is equipped with Automatic Robotic Cleaning System.

The power plant was energized on 30 November 2021, with zero incident and within a period of eight (8) months.

ABB – STANDBY POWER GENERATION

LBPKSA have constructed and commissioned standby power to SWCC water pumping stations in 12 various locations, standby generators with daily fuel tanks and ATSs (Automatic Transfer Switch).

LBPKSA scope includes supply of generators with fuel tanks on concrete foundations and ATSs: 3 Gensets of 100kVA, 7 Gensets of 250kVA and 2 Gensets of 400kVA, including limited engineering. Then connection to existing utility LV panel board and Testing/Commissioning.

The work was successfully completed and power energized on 30 November 2021.

With JV partner Cummins Power Generation, LBS Power designed and built six power plants on four US Military bases, including the largest expeditionary plant ever constructed for US Forces.

From March 2008 through December 2011, we converted 83.6 million gallons of fuel into 1,140 GWh of power for deployed forces, while saving millions of dollars in fuel costs by blending used engine oil into power plant fuel supply. In 2015, we returned to Iraq to serve again on Al Asad Airbase, where we currently provide a 10MW lease plant in installed capacity and operate and maintain the base-wide electrical distribution system.

The US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) awarded LBS the contract to perform Air Terminal and Ground Handling Services (ATGHS) on behalf of the Air Mobility Command (AMC). The services, in support of the Defense Transportation System, include a diverse group of aircrafts including all US Government owned or operated aircraft and Kuwait Air Force aircraft.

Our team in Kuwait consists of a team of USN Expat contractors who provide 24/7/365 services for all aircraft which transit the Cargo City ramp.

The full range capabilities include sustained Working Maximum on Ground of two wide-body aircraft and similar vehicles.

Ministry of Finance

EXAP provides expansion and renovation services of a standby power generation station at the Al Haditha border for the KSA Ministry of Finance and is currently engaged in the construction of a powerhouse and the supply of 4 units of 2500 kVA per unit, as well as switchgear, transformer, and power cables.

Ministry of Health

EXAP was awarded a contract by the Ministry of Health for the supply, installation, testing, commissioning, and O&M of a back power network in over 250 hospitals, clinics, and medical centers throughout Saudi Arabia. EXAP will supply open and canopied diesel generators, ATS panels, a fuel network, and cabling.

Ministry of Interior

EXAP provided supply, installation, testing and commissioning services to a back power network for the Ministry of the Interior at the northern Saudi border. EXAP supplied 62 canopied diesel generators.

Technical and Vocational Training Corporation

EXAP was selected for a complete turnkey EPC contract by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC) to build a 40,200 square meter training college for the Energy and Water division. EXAP provides comprehensive construction services for the main administration building, six workshop buildings, one sports center, and 11 additional miscellaneous facilities.

National Guard Hospital

EXAP was responsible for the supply, installation, testing and commissioning for the construction of an additional power station for the King Abdulaziz Medical City in Jeddah.

KUWAIT

LBS provides services to our prime contractor partner and ultimately the United States Army and other United States Government Departments and Agencies across seven locations in Kuwait to include the major locations of Camp Arifjan, Camp Buehring and Udairi Army Airfield.

These services include airfield operations, fuel services, and power and electricity services including multiple centralized power plants and medium voltage distribution systems.

LBS is responsible for the provision of all management, personnel, equipment, tools, and vehicles in the performance of these services.

IRAQ

LBS provides airfield, fuel, and power services to United States Government Departments in Erbil and Al Asad. Our operations range from flight operations, bulk storage, and standalone power generation to oxygen production and retail energy operations.

Additionally, LBS oversees the management, workforce and equipment of these locations.

LBS was selected to design a two-phase installation of the solar Power station in northern Coronil. Occupying over 90 hectares, Coronil is one of the largest projects of its kind in Spain. LBS was engaged by Puntida-Caja Cantabria of Spain for Coronil I and UK-based Anemoi for Coronil II. Project highlights included a 30% increase in energy yield with 386 dual-axis trackers, 19,000 tons / year in CO2 reduction, and the powering of 5,000 homes.

Liberia’s civil war devastated the country’s infrastructure and left Monrovia, Liberia’s capital city, without stable electric power. LBS delivered a 10MW turnkey power plant for Liberia Electricity Corporation at Bushrod Island within the accelerated schedule. LBS provided all procurement, logistics services, and heavy construction, including the synchronization of the new power plant with an existing 5MW plant, fuel storage and supply, the testing, commissioning, and turnover of the new plant to Liberia Electricity Corporation, and the training of local workforce.

In 2019, the US and coalition forces were expanding their presence in Jordan to continue their campaign against ISIS as well as contribute to regional stability. LBS was enlisted by the US Air Force to deploy a 5 MW power plant at the airbase within 90 days. Planning, permits, site work, construction, assembly, testing and commissioning of the plant were provided by LBS.

LBS trucked all the required equipment from its warehouse in Dubai and subcontracted with local companies to perform the necessary civil works and structures which include a control room, fuel storage, and security fencing. Currently, the plant is able to expand to 7 MW to meet future demands.

In collaboration with Cummins, LBS’s portfolio includes design, construction operations, and maintenance at 14 plants on 11 bases with a total installed capacity to date of more than 200MW. The plant sites and bases on which we have operated or are currently operating include Camp Marmal in Mazar-e-Sharif, Forward Operating Base (FOB) Kunduz, Multi-National Base Tarin Kot (three plants), Kandahar Airfield, Camp Nathan Smith in Kandahar City, New Kabul Compound, Pol-e-Charki Afghan National Army Base, Bagram Airfield, the Afghan National Detention Facility contiguous with Bagram and FOB Dwyer in Helmand province.

In September 2009, a tsunami destroyed the Satala Power Plant in Pago Pago, American Samoa. This natural disaster left approximately 30,000 residents with insufficient power and expensive temporary stopgap measures.

Under separate EPC and Design/Build contracts for the American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA), LBS completed a project in May 2017 that involved engineering and design, procurement, construction, and testing and commissioning of the new plant and redevelopment of the entire site. The new plant will reduce ASPA’s total plant life-cycle costs by supplying fuel efficient, low-maintenance power generation equipment. The new equipment, combined with LBP technical support and training, will enable ASPA to reliably operate the power plant for years to come.

LBS provided essential support to Mexican firm Impulsora Latin American Renewable Energy (ILER) and the Spanish electric utility company Iberdola for development and construction of two wind farms in the Mexican state of Puebla. Services included identifying potential sites, researching the local energy market, analyzing legal and financial feasibility, analyzing wind resources, and assessing possible business models.

LBS was selected by the US Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast to provide Base Operating Support services at Cooperative Security Location (CSL) Comalapa, El Salvador, for five years starting in April 2022.

Services provided include: all personnel, equipment, and materials to perform: IT support & management; force protection; airfield operations; facility operations, maintenance & repair; and base support vehicles & equipment operations, maintenance and repair.