Building through difficult terrain.
An industrial construction project for Japfa Comfeed executed in a remote village environment with difficult ground conditions, limited material availability and local site challenges.
The site itself was part of the challenge.
The project was located in a remote village area where construction had to be carried out under difficult site conditions.
The ground presented black cotton soil and a high groundwater level .
The team also had to deal with scarcity of construction materials and local site-related issues.
Adapt the execution to the ground.
Instead of treating the site limitations as isolated problems, the construction approach had to account for the terrain, groundwater and availability of materials.
The work was planned around the actual conditions encountered at the remote project location.
Multiple works. One coordinated delivery.
The completed scope included construction of a precast compound wall , painting works covering 50,000 sq. ft., construction of RCC tanks and internal works for the industrial shed.
Industrial works delivered despite challenging site conditions.
The work, on the ground.