69/36 Kings Park Rd Perth WA Contract Management: Tel: + 61-893201170 (Australia) Ablity to lead teams carrying out both

pre & post contract activities such as E-mail: zzav@freemail.hu vendor prequalification bid list,
Personal Details: Date Birth: 03. October, 1974 Marrital Status: Married Citizenship: Hungarian (EU) Residence (Work) Permit: Kazakhstan

Proven ability to successfully manage ZOLTAN ZAVOCZKY assignments simultaneously. multiple

whole range of proucurement activities, contract administration from contract handover to contract closeout including claim settlement contract, Internal/External Audits in strict compliance with the companys policy.

Education: MSc. in Economy: 1998-2002 Univ. Of Eonomic Sciences Highly motivated professional seeking opportunity to fulfill a suitable role with a progressive company where initiative and accomplishments will be the basis for Brokerage: 1999 professional advancement and mutual growth. MSc. in Bioengineering:1993-98 ENI International Resources Limited: 27. Aug. 2007. - Present Univ of St. Stephan www.eirl.com / www.eni.it Computer Literacy: As an international staff I have held various positions in different countries within the ENI Ms Office Program Packages Organization worldwide. Language Skills: ENI Australia Ltd. Perth/AUSTRALIA: 09. October, 2008. - Present Native: Hungarian Fluent: English & Russian POSITION: Snr. Contract Administrator: 01. January, 2010 - Present Driving License: Cat B Main Personal Strengths: Quick learner: practical, adaptable and innovative. Performs under pressure. Works well either independently or in team environments. Happily live and work in different environments even where some hardship is involved. Highlights of Skills: Work experience: in small/medium/ large scale business environments internationaly, in project offices and on-site at developed and also in third world countries, both on subcontractor & client side. Communication: Skilled conflict resolver and communicator with multicultural experience; responding appropriately to situations based on exemplary personal appraisal. Fostering a positive and productive workplace atmosphere. Ability to promptly satisfy all customer concerns and inquiries via straightforward communication and problemsolving skills. Training local specialists, providing guidance and sharing professional skills and experience. Leadership: Superior leadership capabilities; efficiently and respectfully manage and direct other employees to accomplish stated objectives. Provide support for the department manager to set up of the newly established independent contract administration department within the ENI Australia organization. KITAN Development Project Contract Administrator of FPSO Charter Contract (see project experience). POSITION: Procurement Analyst: 09. October, 2008 31. December, 2009 BLACKTIP Project Construction of Unmanned Wellhead Platform & Onshore Gas Plant: As a part of the project procurement team I was involved in the entire contracting and purchasing process for project materials, equipment, engineering know-how and professional services for the Project. Participated in the contract close process of main contracts. A member of the project claims settlement team successfully managed the win-win resolution of various claims inclusive of one with a value AUD 150 Million. (see project experience) ENI SpA. Milan/ITALY: 27. August, 2007. 08. October, 2008. POSITION: Contract Engineer AQUILA 2 Development Project Contract Administrator of FPSO Charter Contract Worked as client procurement representative at main contractor premises in Milan controlling all procurement activities long lead items, yard contract of FPSO (New Built) Construction & Lease Contract where FPSO Construction activities were carried out on an open book basis. Familiarization Period at ENI Milan Headquarters: Company Culture, Code of Ethics, Corporate Structure, Functions of Procurement & Contract Dept within the Organization, Standard Company Practices etc Bateman-Litwin: Atyrau/KAZAKHSTAN: 14. April, 2006. 24. Augus, 2007. www.bateman-litwin.com POSITION: Senior Contract Administrator Site Based 270 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant & Utilities EPC Project (USD 570 million) for Agip KCO. Responsible for the overall administration of two main subcontracts on site coupled with a small number of other subcontractors providing multidisciplined construction services in amount of USD 100 million, on both lump sum and reimbursable basis. Supporting the main contract administration team was also part of my role. (see project exp) ATCS Ltd.: RUSSIA & KAZAKHSTAN: 30. March, 2000. 31. December, 2005. www.atcs.kz POSITION: Finance Manager Atyrau & Tengiz/KAZAKHSTAN: 01. January, 2003. 31. December, 2005. I was responsible for all finance & controlling activities in Kazakhstan (Atyrau & Tengiz) directly leading 10 employees and overseeing USD 25 million of revenue. GENERAL Responsibilities: Reporting directly to CEO and the Owners I had an overall responsibility on, the smooth running of all financial activities inclusive of reporting (internal and external), Company CF, taxation, liaison with banks, insurance compaines,

CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

and govermental bodies providing stable financial foundation in order to execute core business activities. PROJECT Related Tasks: Project financial planning at tendering and execution phase: resources, progress, +CF and budget, key operational performance targets, selection subcontracors, negotiation of T&Cs financing, bank guarantees & insurances, invoicing. (see project experience)

POSITION: Financial Contoller; Astrakhan/RUSSIA: 01. July, 2002. 31. December, 2002. Refubishment of Hospital in Astrakhan for Gazprom (USD 15 million) Responsible for the complete close out (both commercial and financial) of the project including claim settlement, verification of final accounts, profit calculation, verifivation and close out of inter company accounts. POSITION: Contract & Financial Contoller; Tengiz/KAZAKHSTAN: 30. March, 2000. 31. June, 2002. Various Projects at Tengiz Field (listed separately) for Chevron and Fluor Daniel Duties: negotiating & administering contracts. Acquired bonds, bank guarantees, insurances and the like, in line with contract requirements. Managed disputes and variation orders. Involved in commercial and Financial aspects of both pre and post contract phases. Managed contract close outs verified final accounts together with QS. Konzumbank Rt.; Budapest/HUNGARY: 01. September, 1998 28. February, 2000. POSITION: Junior Financial Analyst Worked for the subsidiary of the state owned Hungarian Development Bank. Performed financial analysis building and utilizing financial models researching and qualifying prospects for credit and debt capital markets product opportunities, was involved in development of proposals for for investing stratagies & portfolios. SUMMARY OF PROJECT RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE IS ATTACHED BELOW!

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KITAN Project: Lease of a Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) unit to be moored in a fixed location for the production, storage and export of crude oil from Kitan Field including Operation, Maintenance, Logistics support & Ancillary Services (USD 620 million.). Location: The Kitan oil field is located in the Timor Sea in an area called JPDA (Joint Petroleum Development Area). The JPDA is a wide area located 200 km south of Timor Leste coast and 500 Km offshore the northern coast of Australia, which is jointly administered by the states of Timor Leste and Australia. Petroleum tax revenues from this area are shared between the two States: 90% of them go to Timor Leste and 10% to Australia. Project Configuration: Water Depth: 310-335 m

Reservoir Depth: ~ 3360 m FPSO Oil Production Capacity: 40,000 BOPD (Peak Capacity) FPSO Storage Capacity: 600,000 BPLS (Peak Capacity) 3 Production Subsea Wells Subsea System, Flexible Flowlines

Project challenges: First production is expected to commence in the second half of 2011 which would see oil being delivered to market just over 3 years from commercial declaration. Responsibilities: I was in charge of the overall contract administration of FPSO Contract with the following Scope of Work: FPSO upgrading for the intended service, as appropriate, Management and project control, Basic Design engineering, Detailed and installation engineering, to include engineering for Formal Safety Assessment (FSA) studies to allow COMPANY to obtain authorizations, Materials and equipment procurement, Fabrication Classification of the FPSO and classification/certification of relevant equipment, Onshore integration, Onshore commissioning, Installation of the Mooring System, Offshore hook-up of the FPSO to its Mooring System, FPSO management, during the provision of the FPSO and Mooring System, crewing and offshore manning for the first start-up of the FPSO, including recruitment, hiring, training and competency testing, preparation of the FPSO operating procedures and manuals, including those for start-up and shutdown, to be consistent with the operating procedures of the subsea production system, preparation of the inspection and maintenance, integrity management and corrosion control procedures for the FPSO, including also its Mooring System, Computerized Maintenance and Material Management System (CMMMS), to support the operation and the maintenance of any piece of equipment,

 Logistics services, Final Decommissioning Blacktrip Project: Construction of an Unmanned Offshore Platform and an Onshore Gas Plant With Gas, Condensate and Water treatment, Gas and Condensate Export Systems ( AUD 1.5 Billion). Location: The Blacktip gas field is located in the Bonaparte Gulf, Approximately 110km offshore Wadeye, Northern Territory, in about 52m (LAT) of water. The field has been developed with a small un-manned offshore wellhead platform, a subsea pipeline bringing the fluids to shore at Yelcharr Beach and an onshore gas processing plant near Wadeye. The processed gas is exported via an onshore export pipeline, by others, to the customer and the condensate will be exported via a subsea pipeline to a spread mooring for shipping via tanker vessel. Project Configuration: Offshore wellhead platform in ~ 51m water, with minimal facilities (no hydrocarbon processing). A 110 km 18 multiphase pipeline to a shore (beach) landing. An Onshore Gas Plant with gas, condensate and water treatment, gas and condensate export systems. Project challenges: The remote and seasonally constrained location, the tight schedule and the market conditions required a proactive cooperation with the technical departments, high flexibility in adapting the contracting strategy and quick evaluation and decision making to achieve the set outcomes. Responsibilities: I was involved in the entire contracting and purchasing process for project materials, equipment, engineering know-how and professional services for the Blacktip Project. To ensure that the project maximizes value and minimizes commercial risk through its procurement activities.

Overall quality of contracting strategies to achieve project objectives, ensuring compliance with the long-lead and critical item strategy and with project technical, schedule and cost requirements. Planning, directing and coordinating all the Project Procurement activities and overseeing market conditions and trends. To ensure that the procurement activities are performed in accordance with local content requirements and to liaise with local authorities and supporting offices.

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Conducting activities in compliance of professional ethics and company code of practice and overseeing the application of company control systems (e.g. Procurement guidelines, procedures and standard forms of contract). To develop and administer Project Vendor List, prepare bid package, in consultation with the technical units, coordinate all clarification/questions during the bidding phase, organize bid evaluation and clarification, negotiate prices, commercial conditions and contractual terms and prepare the recommendation for the placement of the purchase order/contract. To oversee contract management activities to ensure that the contract execution matches project objectivities and administering changes, variations and claims. To ensure project expediting, inspection, testing, customs clearance and transportation activities.

Aquila 2 Project: Aquila Field Redevelopment Project Lease of New Bulit FPSO with a open bookbase CAPEX phase (EUR 540 million). Location: Aquila Field is an offshore oil field, operated by Eni, and located about 50 km NE Brindisi/Italy, in the southern Adriatic Sea. The water depth, at the field, is about 815 m. In the period 1998 to 2006, the field exploitation has been pursued with a converted tanker type FPSO system, single point moored, named "FPSO Firenze". For the remaining part of field exploitation, the new FPSO unit is required to be installed. Project Configuration: The production facilities of Aquila Field consist of: The FPSO surface vessel, which will receive crude oil directly from the underwater wellheads, separate oil, gas and water, inject gas into the field for artificial lift requirement, store stabilized crude oil and offload it via hoses to proper export tankers, periodically moored to the FPSO, a mooring system, allowing the permanent station keeping of the FPSO, flexible riser and umbilical systems connected to the subsea X-mas trees of the two wells Aquila 2 and Aquila-3. Project challenges: To cost effectively build an FPSO which is intended to be dedicated to the residual exploitation of Aquila Field (offshore Italy) and, after depletion of such field and subsequent suitable upgrading and expansion works on minimal cost, to be reinstalled in a different offshore field, most likely located in the Mediterranean Sea or West Africa.

Responsibilities: As the procurement representative of the client based at contractors premises my duties were to ensure that project key contracs (long lead items, yard contract, risers etc) are placed in the most cost effective way, in accordance with the project schedule and that associated cost are passed on to client without any profit margin as this phase of the project was carried out on an open book basis. Work Scope of the Open Book Project Phase: Water Depth: 800-830m. Provision of an FPSO, mooring system and relevant O&M services. Provision of Riser system. Provision of umbilical system. Provision of maintenance services for Aquila Subsea Production Systems. Provision of modification of the existing subsea Flowline Termination Unit Modules to allow tie-in of new risers. Provision of modification of the existing Umbilical termination Unit Modules to allow-tie-in of new Umbilical Systems. Provision of test services of the Subsea Production System. Provision of installation activities to remove the existing riser and umbilical systems. Provision of installation activities for new risers, umbilicals and mooring system. Provision of installation activities for hook-up of the FPSO. Kashagan Development Project: Provision of a 270 MW combined cycle Power Plant wit all Associated Utility Systems (USD 570 million) on EPC basis. Location: Kashagan, an offshore oil field located at the north of the Caspian Sea, Kazakhstan sector (approximately 80 km south of the town of Atyrau), was discovered in July 2000. A group of major international oil companies led by Agip are associated with the field development. Kashagan is the largest oil field discovered over the last thirty years worldwide and extends over a surface of approximately 75 km by 45 km. Project challenges: This development project represents one of the greatest challenges of the petroleum industry given the deep, high-pressure reservoir, the high sulphur content, the shallow waters that freeze in winter and wide temperature variations from -30C to +40C. Water depth of the field is barely 4 m while reservoir contains 45 API oil with associated sour gas (up to 23% H2S). Project Configuration: 270 MW combined cycle Power Plant All associated utility systems & Infrastructure Steam & Condensate Treated Water Systems Utilities Area Fire fighting Chemical Handling Air & Nitrogen Fuel Gas Diesel Responsibilities: I was responsible for establishing change control/contract administration procedures and undertaking contract administration and development/settlement of claims in respect of two Construction Contracts (Power Generation and Utilities) on site.

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Scope of Works cover all construction activities in civil, mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation disciplines with the exception of HVAC and pipe insulation works. Major work items and quantities of the project are as follows:

Civil, general earthworks (excavation and backfill): 49.000 m3 Civil, concrete works : 10.500 m3 Civil, U/G trench excavation: 14.500 m3 Civil, U/G trench backfill: 2.400 m3 Civil, Roads: 8.750 m2 Structural steel erection: 2.650 t Mechanical erection, weight of erected equipment: 3.100 t Mechanical erection, alignment, final alignment, and pre-commissioning of: 4 Gas Turbines and their Generators in the range of 35-45 MW 2 Steam Turbines and their Generators of 35 MW (equivalent Piping, fabrication/erection: 71.000 WDI Piping, painting: 7.800 m2 Electrical, cable pulling: 373.000 m

Instrumentation, cable puling: 123.000 m

Tengiz Oil Field Kazakhstan: Various Miscellaneous Construction Projects. Location: Tengiz field, in western Kazakhstan is located in the swamplands along the northeast shores of the Caspian Sea. Discovered in 1979, the Tengiz oil field is one of the largest discoveries in recent history and deepest developed, with the top of the reservoir at about 4,000 meters (13,000 feet). Tengiz reservoir is 19 kilometers (12 miles) wide by 21 kilometers (13 miles) long. The city of Atyrau, 350 kilometers north of Tengiz, is the main transport hub of Tengiz oil. Estimated at up to 25 billion barrels, the Tengiz is the second largest oil field in the world; however, recoverable crude oil reserves have only been estimated at around 6 to 9 billion barrels. Like many other oil fields, the Tengiz also contains large reserves ofnatural gas. The Tengizchevroil (TCO) joint venture has developed the Tengiz field since 1993. The major partners in Tengizchevroil are Chevron Texaco, Exxonmobil the Kazakhstani government through KazMunaiGaz and Russian LukArco. Year:2004-2005: Client:TCO Second Generation Project (Second Plant) Tengiz Project: Construction of a Waste Water Treatment Plant Value: USD 20 million Position: Company Financial Manager Year: 2002 Client: Caspian Pipeline Consortium Project: Upgrade of Tengiz Pump Station Value: USD 10 million Position: Financial Controller & Contract Administrator Foundations for equipment, including rotating machinery, vertical and horizontal vessels and heat exchangers. Site preparation including site clearance, general excavation and preparation of construction working surface. Piling. Various support foundations (platforms shelters buildings). Surface water and oily water drainage system including catch pits, manholes and gulleys. Concrete paving (in situ, reinforced) Roadwork: repair and building. Year: 2001 Client: Tengizchevroil Project: Program 12., Upgrade of Unit 200/700 Value: USD 10 million Position: Financial Controller & Contract Administrator The project included the building of various instrument foundations, pipe supports, installation of underground services within an operating plant. Year: 2000 Client: Fluor Daniel Caspian Services Ltd (on behalf of Tengizchevroil) Project: Upgrade of LPG Storage and Loading Facility Value: USD 15 million Position: Financial Controller & Contract Administrator The work scope included the construction of an impounding basin elevated pump station foundation +7000 m sq of heavy-duty paving, various equipment and support foundations. REFERENCES ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.