Our Services.
At Remal, we’re more than just a construction company. We’re your partners in creating extraordinary spaces. Our comprehensive range of services ensures that your project, from inception to completion, is executed with precision and finesse.
Architectural Design:
Our skilled architects bring your vision to life, crafting stunning designs that blend aesthetics and functionality.
Conceptual Design:
- Programmatic Requirements: Defining the building’s purpose, size, and functionality.
- Site Analysis: Understanding the site’s context, zoning regulations, and potential challenges.
- Conceptual Sketches and Diagrams: Exploring initial design ideas and spatial relationships.
Schematic Design:
- Space Planning: Developing detailed floor plans and elevations.
- Massing Studies: Determining the building’s overall form and volume.
- Circulation: Designing efficient pathways for movement within the building.
- Material Selection: Choosing appropriate materials for aesthetics and performance.
Design Development:
- Refining Details: Developing detailed drawings for elements like doors, windows, and finishes.
- Structural Systems: Collaborating with structural engineers to design the building’s framework.
- Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Systems: Integrating HVAC, lighting, and plumbing systems.
- Code Compliance: Ensuring the design adheres to building codes and regulations.
Construction Documents:
- Working Drawings: Producing detailed plans for construction, including architectural, structural, and MEP drawings.
- Specifications: Writing detailed descriptions of materials, finishes, and construction methods.
- Shop Drawings: Reviewing and approving vendor-submitted drawings for specific components.
Construction Administration:
- Site Visits: Monitoring construction progress and ensuring adherence to design intent.
- Resolving Issues: Addressing any construction-related problems or discrepancies.
- Change Orders: Reviewing and approving changes to the design or construction scope.
Civil Works:
We lay the foundation for your project, undertaking essential civil engineering tasks to ensure structural integrity.
Site Preparation:
- Clearing and grubbing
- Earthworks (excavation, filling, grading)
- Site leveling and compaction
Foundation Construction:
- Pile foundations
- Raft foundations
- Slab foundations
- Retaining walls
Infrastructure Development:
- Roads and highways
- Bridges and culverts
- Tunnels and viaducts
- Railways and tramways
- Airports and ports
Water Resources:
- Dams and reservoirs
- Canals and irrigation systems
- Water treatment plants
- Wastewater treatment plants
Utility Installation:
- Water supply systems
- Sewerage systems
- Electrical power systems
- Gas pipelines
- Telecommunications networks
Constructional Services:
Our experienced construction teams deliver high-quality construction services, adhering to the highest industry standards.
Site Preparation:
Clearing the site, leveling the ground, and preparing the foundation.
Foundation Construction:
Building the foundation, which can be concrete slabs, piles, or other structural elements.
Framing:
Constructing the structural framework of the building, including walls, floors, and roofs.
Exterior Work:
Installing exterior finishes like siding, roofing, windows, and doors.
Interior Work:
Installing interior finishes such as drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and tiling.
Plumbing, Electrical Work, HVAC:
- Installing plumbing systems, including pipes, fixtures, and drainage.
- Installing electrical wiring, outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures.
- Installing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
Structural Design:
Our engineers meticulously design robust structures that can withstand the test of time.
Load Analysis:
- Dead Loads: The weight of the structure itself, including materials like concrete, steel, and masonry.
- Live Loads: Loads imposed on the structure due to its intended use, such as people, furniture, equipment, and snow.
- Wind Loads: Forces exerted by wind on the structure, considering factors like wind speed and direction.
- Seismic Loads: Forces generated by earthquakes, which vary depending on the location and seismic zone.
Structural Analysis:
- Structural Modeling: Creating a digital representation of the structure using software like STAAD.Pro, ETABS, or SAP2000.
- Stress Analysis: Calculating the stresses and strains within the structural members under various load conditions.
- Deflection Analysis: Determining the deformation or displacement of the structure under load.
- Stability Analysis: Assessing the overall stability of the structure, including its resistance to overturning and buckling.
Structural Design:
- Material Selection: Choosing appropriate materials like steel, concrete, or timber based on their properties and suitability for the specific application.
- Member Sizing: Determining the dimensions of structural elements like beams, columns, and slabs to withstand the applied loads.
- Reinforcement Design: Designing the reinforcement for concrete members to ensure adequate strength and ductility.
- Connection Design: Designing the connections between structural elements, such as beam-column joints and foundation connections.
Detailing:
- Shop Drawings: Creating detailed drawings for fabrication and construction purposes.
- Reinforcement Drawings: Providing detailed reinforcement drawings for concrete members.
- Construction Drawings: Developing construction drawings that guide the construction process.
Code Compliance:
- Building Codes: Adhering to relevant building codes and standards to ensure safety and quality.
- Local Regulations: Complying with local regulations and zoning ordinances.
BIM Management:
We leverage Building Information Modeling (BIM) to streamline processes, improve collaboration, and enhance project efficiency.
BIM Execution Plan (BEP):
- Develops a comprehensive roadmap outlining the BIM strategy, goals, and workflows for the project.
- Defines roles and responsibilities of team members involved in the BIM process.
- Establishes standards, guidelines, and protocols for BIM data creation, management, and exchange.
- Identifies the required BIM software and hardware tools.
Model Creation and Management:
- Oversees the creation of accurate and detailed 3D models representing the physical and functional characteristics of the building.
- Manages the development of various model components, such as architectural, structural, MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing), and landscape models.
- Ensures consistency and coordination between different model elements.
- Maintains model version control and updates throughout the project lifecycle.
Model Coordination and Clash Detection:
- Identifies and resolves conflicts and interferences between different building systems and components.
- Conducts regular clash detection analyses to identify potential issues early in the design phase.
- Facilitates collaboration and communication between design teams to minimize coordination problems.
Data Management and Interoperability:
- Establishes data standards and formats for BIM objects and information.
- Manages the flow of information between different stakeholders and software tools.
- Ensures data integrity, accuracy, and consistency throughout the project.
- Implements data security measures to protect sensitive project information.
4D and 5D BIM:
- Utilizes BIM for 4D construction scheduling and 5D cost estimation.
- Creates 4D simulations to visualize construction sequencing and phasing.
- Integrates BIM models with project schedules and cost data to optimize resource allocation and budget planning.
BIM for Facilities Management:
- Develops a digital handover package containing comprehensive information about the building’s assets and maintenance requirements.
- Creates facility management models for ongoing operations and maintenance.
- Utilizes BIM for space planning, energy analysis, and asset tracking.
Time Schedule Planning:
We develop detailed project schedules to optimize resource allocation and meet deadlines.
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS):
- A hierarchical breakdown of the project into smaller, manageable tasks.
- Helps in identifying dependencies between tasks.
Activity List:
- A comprehensive list of all tasks required to complete the project.
- Includes descriptions of each task and its associated resources.
Activity Sequencing:
- Determining the logical order in which tasks must be performed.
- Identifying dependencies between tasks (e.g., one task must be completed before another can start).
Activity Duration Estimation:
- Estimating the time required to complete each task.
- Considering factors like resource availability, complexity, and potential risks.
Resource Allocation:
- Assigning resources (e.g., personnel, equipment, materials) to specific tasks.
- Ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently to meet deadlines.
Milestone Identification:
- Defining key milestones or checkpoints throughout the project.
- Milestones are significant events that mark progress and can be used to track performance.
Time Schedule Development:
- Creating a visual representation of the project timeline, such as a Gantt chart or network diagram.
- This visual tool helps in understanding the project’s timeline, critical path, and potential bottlenecks.
Risk Assessment and Mitigation:
- Identifying potential risks that could impact the project schedule.
- Developing strategies to mitigate these risks and minimize their impact on the timeline.
Contingency Planning:
- Developing contingency plans to address unexpected events or delays.
- Having backup plans in place can help maintain the project schedule.
Monitoring and Control:
- Regularly tracking progress against the schedule.
- Identifying any deviations from the plan and taking corrective actions.
- Updating the schedule as needed to reflect changes in the project scope or timeline.
BOQ Preparation and Tendering:
Our experts prepare accurate Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and manage the tendering process to secure the best deals.
BOQ (Bill of Quantities) Preparation:
- Detailed Breakdown: The BOQ provides a detailed breakdown of all the materials, labor, and other resources required to complete the project. It includes:
- Itemized list of work items
- Quantities of each item
- Units of measurement
- Detailed descriptions of work Specifications for materials and
- workmanship Cost Estimation: The BOQ serves as the basis for cost estimation. By accurately quantifying the project’s requirements, contractors can prepare precise cost estimates.
- Standardization: The BOQ standardizes the tendering process, ensuring that all contractors are bidding on the same information.This promotes fairness and transparency in the bidding process.
Tendering:
- Invitation to Tender: Once the BOQ is prepared, it is included in the tender documents and issued to potential contractors.
- Bid Submission: Contractors review the BOQ and submit their bids, which typically include:
- Proposed prices for each item in the BOQ
- Proposed project timeline
- Details of their qualifications and experience
- Bid Evaluation: The project owner or their representatives evaluate the bids based on various criteria, such as:
- Price competitiveness
- Contractor’s experience and reputation
- Proposed project timeline
- Compliance with project specifications
- Contract Award: The bid that best meets the project’s requirements is selected, and a contract is awarded to the successful bidder.
Benefits of BOQ Preparation and Tendering:
- Fair and Transparent Bidding: Ensures that all contractors are competing on a level playing field.
- Accurate Cost Estimation: Helps in budgeting and financial planning for the project.
- Efficient Project Execution: Streamlines the procurement process and facilitates timely project delivery.
- Reduced Risk of Cost Overruns: Minimizes the chances of unexpected cost increases during construction.
- Improved Project Quality: Encourages contractors to submit high-quality proposals and adhere to project specifications.
