Do I need to mention 'has' ( present perfect tense) twice when connecting the sentences with and?

Is this sentence correct as is, or should I remove the second has since that phrase is connected to the preceding one with and?

As Mr. X has replied your email and has requested the 'PDF files' of the project, here please find attached the requested files.

Solution 1:

As Mr.X has replied to your email and requested the 'PDF files' of the project, here please find attached the requested files.

Of your suggestions, I prefer the above.

You may however mean,

As Mr.X has replied to your email, requesting the PDF files for the project, please find attached the requested files.

Solution 2:

You can generally conjoin two phrases of the same grammatical type to form a phrase of that same type, which can go anywhere either single phrase could go. This gives the following three equivalent ways of saying your example. I have indicated with brackets the structure of the conjoined phrase for each version:

[[As Mr. X has replied your email] and [as he has requested the 'PDF files' of the project]], ...
As Mr. X [[has replied your email] and [has requested the 'PDF files' of the project]], ...
As Mr. X has [[replied your email] and [requested the 'PDF files' of the project]], ...