People working on a building during the day
Ekantakuna, Lalitpur–14

Logistics shed & office

Complete 11,600 sq ft 9 months Lump sum with a frozen BOQ
SHEET 02 — MCC-211

A clear-span storage volume with a small office block attached, built to a fixed date because the client's lease on their old godown was expiring. We took it on a lump sum, which meant freezing the BOQ before we started and holding it.

The steel was fabricated off site in Balkumari and erected in eleven days once the plinth had cured, which is the only way this programme worked.

Job record
Job no. MCC-211
Type Steel truss warehouse over an RCC plinth, with a two-storey office
Location Ekantakuna, Lalitpur–14
Area 11,600 sq ft
Client Distribution company
Contract Lump sum with a frozen BOQ
Structural engineer S. Ghimire, NEC 15721
Code basis NBC 105:2020 · steel design to IS 800
Duration 9 months
Handover Shrawan 2082

Scope of works

  • Ground improvement and compaction across the storage footprint
  • RCC plinth beams, ground slab with a hardened power-floated finish
  • 18 m clear-span steel trusses on RCC columns
  • Insulated metal roof sheeting with translucent roof lights
  • Two-storey RCC office block with independent access
  • Loading dock, apron paving and boundary fencing

Key dates

Contract signed Kartik 2081
Plinth complete Magh 2081
Steel erected Jestha 2082
Handed over Shrawan 2082
What was difficult
A lump sum only holds if the scope holds. The client asked for two extra roll-up shutters halfway through; we priced them as a variation from the same rate schedule, they approved in writing, and the base contract was never reopened.

Interested in similar work?

We can arrange a visit to a comparable site, and the owner of this job has agreed to take a call from prospective clients.