Hydropower, substation and transmission civil works in remote, logistically demanding terrain.
Energy sites are usually where the roads end. Access, camp, fuel and material staging determine the achievable programme, so logistics planning precedes construction planning.
Civil works interface tightly with electro-mechanical and hydro-mechanical contractors. Embedment tolerances, hand-over dates and shared access are agreed in writing before the first concrete is placed.
Self-sufficient camps, workshops, fuel storage and stores, with seasonal supply planned against monsoon road closure.
Intakes, desanding basins and waterways built to the levels and finishes the hydraulic design assumes.
Embedded parts, plinth levels and access windows coordinated with the E&M contractor's installation programme.
Civil works for run-of-river schemes, substations and transmission infrastructure in remote terrain.
ViewVendor prequalification, material control and logistics planning that protect the programme.
ViewProgramme, cost, quality and interface control with reporting clients can act on.
ViewHeadworks, waterway and powerhouse civil works for a run-of-river scheme, executed 47 km beyond the nearest sealed road with a fully self-sufficient site establishment.
Civil and structural works for a 132 kV substation, including equipment foundations, control building, cable trenching and site drainage, coordinated with the electrical installation contractor.
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