ESB Construction
Empty Space Builders Construction, also referred to as "ESB Construction", is a construction, engineering, and development firm registered in Constancia and Nouvelle Alexandrie. It has remained one of the ESB Group's primary global profit centers since 1687 AN. The company posted annual revenue in 1693 AN of more than €12 billion, as it has scored large projects from Nouvelle Alexandrie's New Prosperity Plan infrastructure spending spree as well as being a key driver in the construction of housing, roads, and bridges throughout the Federation and Constancia.
It has subsidiaries:
- Constancian Cement Corporation
- Euran Secure Buildings
- ESB Construction (Shahzamin), domiciled in Port Aguilar, and with offices in Edgardia, Duhok, and Hyblios.
- ESB Construction (Vipia), domiciled in Constancian Vipia, and with offices in Primograd and Liondari.
Governance
Chair:
- Esmeralda al-Osman, 18.II.1718 -
Court of Directors
- Jost Grobba, 1689 -
- Iñigo, 18.II.1718 -
- Cifras Kuroumboulis, 1.I.1706 -
- Horsten Merrick, XIV.1669 -
- Alexandrukas Laskaris, XIV.1669 -
Notable projects
1669
1686
- Port of Jirishanca, Nouvelle Alexandrie (Phase I: 1688, Phase II: 1690)
1687
- ESB Steel plant, smelter, and furnace, Susa, Nouvelle Alexandrie
- Ciudad de los Deportes sports complex, Nouvelle Alexandrie
1688
- Constancian Cement Corporation cement plants in Petropolis, Petronium, and Arak, Constancia
- Jirishanca to Cardenas railway, Nouvelle Alexandrie
1690
1692
- Port of Lumenetra, Imperial Republic of Shireroth
1693
1694
- Petropolis, Constancia
- "Beacons 1 and 2" Oil-powered Power Plants
- Separate railway station for personnel and materiel delivery, astride the Aqaba - Nivardom rail line
- Residences for officials, barracks for construction personnel and warehouses for materials
- Excavation for integrated water and sewer system
- Excavation for mandatory household bomb shelters
- Excavation for integrated underground shelter city
- Petropolis integrated water delivery system
- Mandatory rainwater harvesting facilities
- Petropolis outskirts sewerage treatment plants
- Constancian Cement Corporation Cement plants 1 and 2
- Palace of Imperial Unity
- New Imperial Palace
1697
- Northern Arrow Highway, Nouvelle Alexandrie
- Northwestern Rail passenger and freight railway system from Ancash to Judah via Arequipa and Midyan, Nouvelle Alexandrie
1699
- Port Aguilar, Constancia: commercial pier, residential district, water distillation plant
1701
1702
- Port Aguilar Government Center
1703
- ESB Soap factories in Arak and Nisyros, Constancia; and in Susa and Beauharnais, Nouvelle Alexandrie
1704
- Port of the Mehrshahr Special Economic Zone, Suren Confederacy
- Upgrading of the Port of Lune Villa, Ransenar
- San Felipe, Molivadia, Constancia
1705
1711
- Nouradin City Airport, Constancia
- Nouradin City passenger ferry and container pier, Constancia
- Nimezamin Railway between Constancia and Oportia
1720
- Constancia-Oportia Chamber of Commerce building, Vanie, Oportia
1722
1725
- Basilinna Olympia International Airport, Nivardom
- National Assembly complex, Rusjar, Commonwealth of Zeed
- Imperial Constancian Embassy, Rusjar
1727
1729
- Euran Financial Center, Tapfer Plaza
- Basileus Giakoumis Library, San Felipe, Molivadia
- ESB Contact Center, Susa
- ESB Contact Center, Gramercy
- ESB Contact Center, Fontainebleau
- ESB Contact Center, Beauharnais
- ESB Contact Center, Aqaba
- ESB Contact Center, Petropolis
1734
1735
- ESB Armada shipyard, Avey, Nouvelle Alexandrie
- National Service Administration building, Petropolis
- National Service Administration building, Hyblios, Shahzamin
- National Service Administration building, Nivardom.
1737
- ESB Armada shipyard, near Fort Concord
Notable projects include the Port of Jirishanca, the Ciudad de los Deportes sports complex, the Punta Santiago MetroRail expansion project, and the tallest building in Cardenas, the Federal Tower. It also has significant projects in Petropolis.
On 27.IX.1701, it was awarded the contract to construct Rusjar International Airport, in accordance with Article 7 of Zeed Directive 4.
In 1711, it was awarded the contract to construct the Nouradin City Airport.
