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ICCB, Iraqi Consultants & Construction Bureau, is a well established company in Iraq, with its headquarters in Baghdad and main support offices in Amman and Geneva. It has now established an Office in Arbil due to its current and future involvement in operations within Kurdistan. ICCB was founded to partake, and to prominently participate in the extensive rehabilitation programme which Iraq needs and is experiencing. It has an excellent record of achievement in the infrastructure reconstruction process of Iraq. It has a unique mixture of Iraqi professional and business expatriates combined with local engineers and workforce. This combination lends itself a professional, versatile and dedicated approach that applies all projects which ICCB undertakes. Since its inception in 2003, ICCB has undergone rapid growth and expansion and currently, ICCB employs 75 local engineers plus 300 supporting staff. This expansion is still ongoing. ICCB is a self-contained type of engineering organization. Its construction power as well as its in-house design ability, makes it capable of undertaking Design-and-Build Projects. A further asset, which ICCB is proud of, is its engineering division. The organization maintains a strong and complete self-sufficient engineering department, encompassing Civil, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical and Systems engineering. All the aforementioned disciplines will have its own specialities in order to cover every aspect of a particular project. IT, Self-Supported CAD and Materials Procurement divisions have been created to assist the engineers in the design and execution of the projects. This, by itself, offers that Client an advantage by being able to specify the project in its entirety and not rely on multiple sub-projects. ICCB's fruitful involvement in Iraq has been from the outset of the reconstruction programme. It started in the successful rehabilitation of 75 schools, within an ambitious schedule in order to meet the start of the (2003-2004) academic year.
ICCB, Iraqi Consultants & Construction Bureau, is a well established company in Iraq, with its headquarters in Baghdad and main support offices in Amman and Geneva. It has now established an Office in Arbil due to its current and future involvement in operations within Kurdistan. ICCB was founded to partake, and to prominently participate in the extensive rehabilitation programme which Iraq needs and is experiencing. It has an excellent record of achievement in the infrastructure reconstruction process of Iraq. It has a unique mixture of Iraqi professional and business expatriates combined with local engineers and workforce. This combination lends itself a professional, versatile and dedicated approach that applies all projects which ICCB undertakes. Since its inception in 2003, ICCB has undergone rapid growth and expansion and currently, ICCB employs 75 local engineers plus 300 supporting staff. This expansion is still ongoing. ICCB is a self-contained type of engineering organization. Its construction power as well as its in-house design ability, makes it capable of undertaking Design-and-Build Projects. A further asset, which ICCB is proud of, is its engineering division. The organization maintains a strong and complete self-sufficient engineering department, encompassing Civil, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical and Systems engineering. All the aforementioned disciplines will have its own specialities in order to cover every aspect of a particular project. IT, Self-Supported CAD and Materials Procurement divisions have been created to assist the engineers in the design and execution of the projects. This, by itself, offers that Client an advantage by being able to specify the project in its entirety and not rely on multiple sub-projects. ICCB's fruitful involvement in Iraq has been from the outset of the reconstruction programme. It started in the successful rehabilitation of 75 schools, within an ambitious schedule in order to meet the start of the (2003-2004) academic year.