Business Units
Architecture & Planning
NESPAK's Architecture & Planning teams provide reliable architecture, urban planning, design and project management services from concept through completion.
Read MoreNESPAK's Architecture & Planning teams provide reliable architecture, urban planning, design and project management services from concept through completion.
Read MoreAgriculture Division provides consultancy services for agriculture, water resources, GIS and rural development projects in Pakistan and abroad.
Read MoreNew Ventures explores emerging engineering and technology domains, delivering IT and digital consultancy from project conception through completion.
Read MoreBusiness Development drives business acquisition and growth in Pakistan and abroad through project promotion, market development and client engagement.
Read MoreContracts Division supports smooth contract implementation and quality documentation across NESPAK's projects.
Read MoreConstruction Management Division delivers project management and construction supervision for buildings, industry, bridges, flood protection, irrigation and infrastructure.
Read MoreEnvironmental & Public Health Engineering provides feasibility, planning, design, supervision and validation services for environmental and public health projects in Pakistan and abroad.
Read MoreInfrastructure Economics & Investment combines engineering, economics, finance, investment and digital intelligence across the infrastructure project lifecycle.
Read MoreFinance Division supports NESPAK's corporate operations through financial management and related internal services.
Read MoreDesign, Monitoring & Research delivers multidisciplinary design, monitoring, research and reconstruction support for complex development and recovery programmes.
Read MoreGeotechnical & Geoenvironmental Engineering provides complete ground and environmental services from site investigation and feasibility through design, supervision and diagnostics.
Read MoreHighways & Transportation Engineering provides planning, feasibility, design, review, project management and supervision for highways and transportation infrastructure.
Read MoreCorporate Affairs, Coordination & Human Resources brings together employee development, recruitment, HR systems, administration and inter-divisional coordination.
Read MoreMonitoring & Quality Control oversees monitoring, civil works and quality control to support consistent quality and reliable project delivery.
Read MorePower & Mechanical provides multidisciplinary consultancy for power and energy projects, covering the project lifecycle from planning and design to implementation.
Read MoreStructural Engineering provides structural design and engineering services for buildings, infrastructure and the construction industry.
Read MoreWater & Agriculture provides end-to-end consultancy for water, agriculture and environmental projects, from planning and feasibility through design, supervision and performance monitoring.
Read MoreArchitecture & Planning Division at NESPAK aims at providing the highest quality of design and management services to its prestigious clients. The dedicated team of architects and planners is committed to excellence in the field of architecture and urban design encompassing all professional aspects.
Agriculture Division NESPAK is fully equipped and capable to take up needed consultancy services, inland and abroad. It has 53 experts rendering their services proficiently to the utmost satisfaction of their Clients. So far, Agriculture Division has successfully completed 42 local and overseas projects.
Engineering consultancy services in the field of New Ventures were provided by various NESPAK Divisions since the establishment of NESPAK in 1973. To consolidate NESPAK above experience in New Ventures, a specially group as �New Ventures Division (BSD)� was established in January 2008. It is an independent unit meeting the clients� requirements by offering complete solutions in the field of New Ventures.
Construction Management (CM) Division NESPAK was established in the year 1976. To-date, CM Division has handled more than 250 projects in diversified engineering sectors which include multi-storey buildings, educational buildings, hospitals, industries, flood protection, irrigation and drainage, bridges, and housing/ infrastructure development.
Environmental and Public Health Engineering Division (E&PHED) was established in 1975. Out of total workforce of NESPAK, E&PHE Division has staff strength of almost 200 employees including highly qualified professionals consisting of civil, environmental, chemical & mechanical engineers, town planners, environmentalists and sociologists etc. para-professional and non-professional Staff.
NESPAK established Economic Studies Division (ESD) soon after its creation in 1973 as one of the specialty groups to provide services to various divisions involved in project planning. The major role of the ESD is to undertake project economic and financial appraisal at different stages like feasibility, design, completion etc. In addition to project appraisal, the division has specialty of undertaking various traffic related studies, impact assessment and all kinds of surveys including impact, socio-economic, household etc. The division has successfully undertaken surveys, forecasting reports and various modes of investment studies of mega development projects like motorways, mass transit systems etc. It has also provided vital inputs for environmental and social impact assessment of projects like large storage dams, transmission lines, irrigation related projects etc.
Earthquake Pakistan 2005 did widespread damage to life and property, both in public as well private sector. It was required that a team of advisors belonging to all aspects of reconstruction and rehabilitation be formed to extend far-reaching support to Earthquake Reconstruction & Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA). NESPAK being the leading consultant of Pakistan, formed a dedicated division to take-up this challenging task. A new team of experts was hired and blended with experienced professionals from various divisions of NESPAK to constitute this division.
The Geotechnical and Geo-environmental Engineering (GT&GE) Division has been functioning as a core specialty division ever since inception of NESPAK. It has gradually flourished and- grown into a project management division and is manned by 239 personnel in the following specialties of Engineering, Geology and Sciences.
With the establishment of NESPAK in 1973, work on the 1220 km long Indus Super Highway project started and NESPAK was engaged as general consultants by Indus Super Highway Board (Ministry of Communications). This laid a sound foundation and requirement for the Highways Division in 1978 which led to the formation of Highways and Transportation Engineering Division (H&TED) in 2001.
The Power and Mechanical (P&M) Division has grown from a small section established at the inception of NESPAK in 1973 into a multidisciplinary division with extensive experience in the power and energy sector. The Division has undertaken 448 assignments, of which 400 have been successfully completed, while 21 assignments are currently in progress.
Structural Engineering being the oldest and most creative profession has contributed significantly towards the development of infrastructure as well as construction industry. Walking along the same lines, Structural Engineering Division draws its history from 1973 with the establishment of NESPAK. Starting with the handful of structural engineers, it has now enhanced its capacity to 125+ professionals and 80+ draftsman, all well versed in their respective specialties.
The services for Water Resources Development and Management Sector are being provided within Pakistan and abroad by a highly qualified and well-experienced team of more than 182 professionals including agricultural engineers, agronomists, agri-economists, land development experts, water resources engineers, irrigation and drainage experts, hydrologists, hydro-geologists, hydraulic engineers, soil and water quality scientists, flood management specialists, sociologists, environmentalists, institutional development experts, economists and construction supervision specialists and contract managers along with 131 para-professionals/non-professionals/ other professional.