Infrastructure & Demolition Projects
Clearing the Way for Colombia to Rebuild
Selected work in aviation, civic and urban environments — the conditions that recovery programs reproduce at scale.
HOW WE DELIVER
Built Around the Communities We Serve
From bridges to wastewater treatment facilities, Hai-Loumos designs, builds and manages projects around the world — with a skilled, principled approach and the resources to solve the toughest challenges.
No job is too large or too small, too complex or too challenging. A unique network of decentralized offices, backed by a large organization, lets us tackle projects of any size in any market — from government and defense programs to hydrocarbon projects — with an industry-leading record of on-time, on-budget completion and delivery.
The depth of those resources shows in the range of what we have constructed: roads and dams, high-rise office buildings and power plants. Whatever the scope, the work is delivered in the timeliest, most cost-efficient way — always with an eye to quality and safety, and never losing sight of our most important benefactors: the people living in the communities we serve.
That track record has been instrumental in building trust and lasting business relationships with owners on every continent we work.
- Delivery record
- On time, on budget
- Reach
- Worldwide — decentralized offices
- Markets
- Government, defense, energy, water, facilities
- Scope range
- Roads and dams to towers and power plants
GLOBAL TRACK RECORD
Completed Work Across Five Markets
From dams and treatment plants to national environmental programs, these engagements show the range Hai-Loumos draws on — delivered on time, on budget, and documented to the standard each owner required.
Financial, audit and advisory engagements for energy and extractive-industry programs worldwide.
- 01
Asian Development Bank — Cambodia
Auditing expert for ADB project TA CAM4835, preparing the Financial Sector Development Program.
- 02
EITI — Liberia
Consultant for the first reconciliation and administrator's report of the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative in Liberia.
- 03
EITI — Mongolia
Consultant for the first reconciliation and report of the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative in Mongolia.
- 04
Energex
Advisory to the board and CEO of a large oil-trading organization on restructuring its finance and accounting functions.
- 05
Victorian Auditor-General's Office — Australia
Quality-assurance review of audits performed by the Auditor-General's own personnel and by contracted audit firms.
- 06
State Government of Victoria — Australia
Advisory on compulsory land acquisitions for new road schemes, resolving business-compensation disputes and acting as expert witness in settlement proceedings.
- 07
ASX-Listed Entities — Australia
Review of financial reports for compliance with AASB standards and Corporations Law across all Australian ASX-listed entities.
- 08
US Manufacturing Group
Advisory to the Australian subsidiaries of a large US manufacturing group on the introduction of IFRS.
- 09
Louisiana Tourism Operator
Expert report with extensive financial modeling on the impact of Legionnaires' disease on the operations and valuation of a major tourist attraction, supporting legal proceedings for damages.
WHY IT TRANSFERS
Constrained Sites Are the Common Denominator
An operating airport, an occupied downtown tower and a live municipal site all impose the same discipline: work around things that cannot stop, protect what must survive, and document the condition you leave behind.
Recovery sites add damage and urgency to that list. They do not remove a single one of those requirements.
Colombia Emergency Recovery & Reconstruction Initiative