Introduction
Doctors with high
qualifications, pharmacists,
businessmen, engineers, highly qualified nurses
and biomedics, gathered during the year 1995 to
form an investment group .
The target of the group was to
establish a public
limited shareholding P.L.C.
company to develop
and promote investment in various economic
aspects whether medical, industrial, commercial,
agricultural, touristic, real estate, or housing, with a capital
of 8 million J.D. with a par value of 1JD per share.
Name of the Company
The Consulting & Investment
Group
Company P. L. C.
(CIG)
Date of Registration
CIG was registered at the Ministry
of Trade and Industry
As a public limited shareholding P.L.C. company on 7/11/1995.
CIG was established in accordance with the companies law of
1997, and registered in the registry of companies under the number 299 .
Number of CIG Shareholders
The number totaled to 432
shareholders, distributed
professionally as follows: -
| Doctors |
213 |
| Hospital
Manager |
1 |
| Pharmacists |
15 |
| Biomedics |
3 |
Nurses |
55 |
| Companies |
2 |
| Contractor |
1 |
| Engineers |
24 |
| Businessmen |
63 |
| Accountant |
1 |
| Teachers |
4 |
| Students |
6 |
| Others |
44 |
| Total |
432 |
The CIG Board of Directors
| Dr. Isam
Al-Saket |
| Dr. Mohammad Abu-Lughod |
| Dr. Ahmad Zeidan |
| Dr. Ghaleb Zawaideh |
| Dr. Nabil Hamdan |
| Dr. Said Al-Fayumi |
| Eng. Abed Al-Rahim
Al-Boqai |
| Eng. Othman M.Bdeir |
| Eng. Naji Al-Jundi |
The CIG Capital
The CIG authorized capital is 8 million Jordanian
Dinars,
represented by 8 million shares with a par value of one
Jordanian Dinar per share.
The cost distribution of the hospital in JD will be as follows:
1) Land = 1.6 Million
2) Civil Works = 2.0 Million
3) Electromechanical = 1.9 Million
4) Medical Equipment = 4.0 Million
5) Finishing = 1.2 Million
6) Commissioning = 0.5 Million
Total 11.2 Million
The Land
The CIG board of
directors top priority objective is to
build a state of the art general hospital to serve the
whole region . This objective in fact is the exact
Translation of CIG shareholders wishes and thoughts.
Thus, in 1996 CIG bought an 8260m2 piece of land
located at Wadi Saqra intersection. The land is considered
to be one of best and most
convenient locations of
Amman, of which 1734m2 is considered, for future
investment as per patient clinics.
The Designer
CIG
assigned a technical committee headed by H. E. Eng. Ra’ef Nijem to appraise 11
(eleven) international consulting the committee firms offers to design a 105-bed general
hospital. The committee selected the British consultant Messrs., Llewelyn Davies to design
the "Consulting Hospital" in association with Mott MacDonald for the related
electro-mechanical works in June 1997 at a lump sum fees, of JD JD375,000. Both companies
have a highly appreciated international reputation.
The Consultancy Hospital
The Consultancy Hospital will be a
105-bed general
hospital. It is designed to include two adjacent buildings.
The first will be devoted to include the main hospital
building. The second will be devoted to be the car park
area. The total area of the main hospital building is
equal to 14.815m2 and is composed of four levels. It is
designed to comprise three stories, a ground floor and
two basements.
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The Third Storey
The third storey includes the
following facilities: -
1) Five operating theaters distributed as follows: -
a) One open heart operating theater.
b) One orthopedic operating theater with laminar flow
system.
c) Three general surgical operating theaters.
2) The cath lab section.
3) The ICU section (intensive care unit).
(4 beds + 2 children beds + 1 isolation room).
4) The renal dialysis section (4 units).
5) The endoscopy and fluoroscopy section.
6) The recovery section (7-beds).
7) The patient hold (3 - beds).
The Second Floor
The second floor has been designed
to include the following: -
1) In-patient Rooms: -
The in-patient rooms are distributed as follows: -
| a) |
Twenty rooms (single bed) |
= |
20 |
| b) |
Three rooms (two beds) |
= |
6 |
| c) |
One room (four beds) |
= |
4 |
| d) |
Four suites |
= |
4 |
| e) |
Two royal suites |
= |
2 |
|
Total |
= |
36 beds |
2) CCU (coronary care unit). The CCU includes 10
beds.
3) Pulmonary function section.
4) I. V.F.
- Four delivery rooms
The First Floor
The first floor includes the
following: -
1) In-patient rooms
The in-patient rooms are distributed as follows: -
a) |
Eighteen rooms (one bed) |
= |
18 beds |
b) |
Three rooms (two beds) |
= |
6 beds |
c) |
One room (four beds) |
= |
4 beds |
d) |
Four suites |
= |
4 |
e) |
Two royal suites |
= |
2 |
|
Total |
|
34 beds |
The Ground Floor
The ground floor has been designed
to include the following: -
1) The reception.
2) The pharmacy.
3) The administration department.
4) The radiology section.
5) The diagnostic laboratory.
The chemotherapy clinic.
The emergency (4 beds).
The Basement Level I
This storey has the following
facilities: -
1) Educational and conference hall.
2) The kitchen and its dining area.
3) The laundry.
4) The CSSD (central sterilizing supplies department).
5) The central supply stores (C.S.S).
6) The plant and workshop section.
7) The mortuary.
The Basement Level II
This level has been designed to
include the following:-
1) Rehabilitation center.
2) Swimming pool for rehabilitation.
3) Three water tanks.
4) Future expansion area.
Finally, the car park area will be enough to park 150-
160 cars. It consists the following levels:-
| 1) |
The third
basement level |
= |
1309 sqm |
| 2) |
The second
basement level |
= |
1309 sqm |
| 3) |
The first
basement level |
= |
1292 sqm |
| 4) |
The
mezzanine level |
= |
1156 sqm |
| The
grand total car park area |
= |
5066 sqm |
The Skeleton works and Supervision
His excellency eng.
Raef Nijem, the technical advisor
of CIG Company recommended Messrs, Ali Krayem
establishment out of 15 bidding contractors to execute
the skeleton works of the Consulting Hospital.
The skeleton works agreement was signed on 23/9/1998
whereby the actual works started in March 7, 1999 .
The duration of the contract is 12 months but it was
extended for another 1.5 months due to variation
orders. It is worth mentioning in this respect, that
some 73% of the Skeleton
works has been executed
till 30/12/1999. The contractor works are in accordance
with the time table of the contract.
The CIG assigned s. b. a. (Shubailat Badran Associates)
to supervise the skeleton works. The supervision
agreement was signed on 3/3/1999.
The CIG is in the process of soliciting or inviting local
as well as international contractors for the electro-
mechanical works of the Consulting Hospital.
Your Investment is
guaranteed: -
1- Man-power
1- Man-power
A- 213 doctors (to guarantee high
occupancy rate).
B- 432 shareholders = 432 families
2- Prime location at Wadi Saqra intersection.
3- Prize - winning design (by Llewelyn Davies).
4. Balanced board of directors (doctors, engineers & businessmen).
5- Cautious financial administration.
6- Special features.
- 160 parking spaces.
- Valet parking for doctors.
- Electronic library & research facilities.
- Nursery for the nursing staff babies.
- Special orthopedic theater with laminar flow system.
- Full fledged rehabilitation center.
- Association with international medical centers
Other CIG Objectives
As mentioned before, according to the registry of
companies number 299, the CIG objectives is to develop and promote investment in various
economic aspects. These aspects include medical, industrial, commercial, agricultural,
touristic, real estate or housing. The CIG first and top
priority investment was the Consulting Hospital.
Nevertheless, the CIG is studying and considering to be involved in several satellite
clinics in Palestine. That will either consult the Consultancy Hospital through
satellites; or refer the complicated cases to be treated by our specialized doctors at the
most highly equipped hospital in the region.
The previously mentioned commercial piece of land adjacent to the site of the
Consulting Hospital will be devoted to promote another successful investment to build a
small commercial center with a number of out patient clinics.
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