Industrial Construction,
Engineered To Your Operation
And Billed Against A Measured BOQ

Everything from structural option study and design through to testing, commissioning and the handover file, itemised in a Bill of Quantities you approve before work begins. Statutory fees, soil investigation, machinery and process equipment, and utility connection charges are quoted separately and always in writing before that work starts.

Against a measured BOQ. You pay for quantities actually built, at rates fixed in your contract, with vendor invoices attached. On industrial work a square-foot rate is particularly misleading, because floor load, clear span and services intensity can move the real cost of the same footprint substantially.

It depends on clear span, floor loading, fire strategy and how you expect to extend. PEB reaches long spans without internal columns and erects in roughly 6–10 weeks against 16–24 for RCC, but needs added fire protection. RCC suits multi-storey plants, heavy machinery and high floor loads. We quote both on your brief before the BOQ is frozen, so the choice is made on numbers.

It depends on structure type, floor load and services intensity. Design and structural option study typically take 3–5 weeks, BOQ and contract 2–3 weeks, and commissioning 4–8 weeks from structural completion. The construction programme itself is agreed as a dated schedule in your contract rather than estimated generically, and a PEB envelope erects considerably faster than an RCC frame.

Typically planning permission, consent to establish and operate from the state pollution control board, factory licence and machinery plan approval from the directorate of industrial safety, a fire NOC, a high-tension electricity sanction, and finally completion. Requirements vary considerably by industry category and pollution classification. Buildiyo prepares and files these in parallel with construction.

Yes, if it is planned now. A PEB extends by bolting on additional bays along its length, which is why the expansion direction should be fixed at design stage — foundations, the end bay, service routes and yard circulation are all provisioned for it. Extending an RCC frame needs structural tie-in and re-analysis, so it is more involved and more expensive after the fact.

Buildiyo supplies the building, the services up to agreed termination points, and the compliance file. You supply the land with clear title, process machinery and equipment, and the statutory fees, which are paid at actuals in your name. The exact boundary — particularly where building services meet process utilities — is drawn explicitly in the contract before work starts.

A test file, not a handshake: structural stability certificate, steel and weld test reports, floor flatness and load test against design, fire system commissioning, HT panel and earthing tests with as-built drawings, crane and hoist load test certificates, the indexed statutory approvals file, and one dated pack of O&M manuals and warranties.

Where a client asks for it. Vastu is a traditional system of spatial planning, not a building code, and Buildiyo makes no performance or outcome claims for it. Layouts are prepared to your brief while meeting all structural, safety and statutory requirements, which always take precedence.