Reconstruction of 6.5 km of city streets with covered drainage, footpaths and utility coordination, sequenced so each street was opened only once.
Water, power and telecom utilities all required work in the same alignment.
Recurring monsoon flooding at four junctions had defeated previous drainage attempts.
Streets pass through dense commercial frontage with daily trading.
A single coordinated programme was agreed with all three utility owners so each street was excavated once, with ducts laid for future service expansion.
Drainage was resized from updated catchment analysis; the four flood points needed capacity upstream, not larger outfalls.
Work proceeded in 150 m lengths with same-day temporary reinstatement, keeping commercial access open every evening.
Final surfacing followed only after all buried work was tested and signed off.
Streets rebuilt
6.5 km
Flood points
4
Resolved through upstream capacity
Excavations
Single pass
All utilities coordinated
Access
Maintained daily
Six residential blocks totalling 240 units with associated site infrastructure, built to a benchmark-unit standard with phased handover by block.
A municipal supply scheme covering intake, treatment, storage and 46 km of distribution network, delivered through occupied streets with continuity of existing supply maintained.
Reinstatement of 3.2 km of hill road after monsoon slope failure, combining emergency access restoration with permanent stabilisation and drainage.
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