Aggregate and sand supplier on barter for Grant Road sites: 10 mm and 20 mm metal, crushed sand (M-sand), plaster sand and GSB from licensed quarries, brass-wise delivery, settled against flats.
Grant Road covers Lamington Road's electronics market, Nana Chowk, Gowalia Tank and the cessed buildings that fill every street between the station and Tardeo.
Cessed-building and small cluster redevelopment produce 15 to 22-storey buildings; ground floors stay commercial because the street trade is too valuable to lose.
Redevelopment sites here have no stacking space, so aggregate is mostly for backfill and plinth work; the structure runs on ready-mix.
10-wheeler tippers at night into a stacking area on site; brass-wise supply against the batching or masonry schedule.
Shop owners and Gujarati business families from the same wards; retail bays sell before flats do. That is who our inventory desk sells to when we take units here, which is why material-only barter in Grant Road is typically 10–18% below the developer's rate rather than deeper.
Bundled with contracting in Grant Road, the flats are taken at 35% below market and one work order covers structure and material.
| Materials | 10 mm, 20 mm, 40 mm aggregate; crushed sand, plaster sand, GSB, WMM |
|---|---|
| Source | Licensed quarries in Panvel, Khopoli, Wada and Bhiwandi belts |
| Lot size | 1 brass minimum; project supply 2,000 to 50,000 brass |
| Delivery | 10-wheeler and 12-wheeler tippers, night delivery for city sites |
| Pricing basis | Per brass delivered, royalty and transport included |
| Documents | Royalty receipt, weighbridge, GST invoice |
Architectural and structural sets, elevation, floor plates and the RERA number. Our estimators take off quantities and build an item-rate BOQ within three working days.
Per sq ft built-up or item-rate, shown for conventional RCC, Mivan or traditional as the structure allows, with barter, 50/50 and cash columns side by side.
Flats in the same project valued at 35% below today's rate. Work-order value divided by that rate gives the carpet area we receive; the unit schedule goes into the MOU.
Work order with milestone table, barter MOU, registered agreements for sale on the allotted flats, escrow or milestone release as the lender permits.
Mobilisation inside 15 days. Your PMC certifies milestones; flats release to us against certified value, RA bills cover any cash share.
Yes. We supply aggregates & sand to projects in Grant Road and settle against flats, shops or units of the same project at an agreed barter rate, with GST invoices on every delivery and a registered agreement for the allotted units.
Yes. Units are allotted under the project's MahaRERA registration through a registered agreement for sale and appear in your quarterly RERA filing. We work only with RERA-registered projects or projects where registration is in process.
Yes. Most developers bundle aggregates & sand with the structure work order so the whole package is settled in flats at 35% below market, with deliveries mapped to slab milestones.
Material rates are either locked per delivery or reset monthly against a published index; the barter rate for units is locked for the supply period. Both mechanisms are written into the MOU.
1 brass minimum; project supply 2,000 to 50,000 brass. The brand is fixed in the MOU; substitutions only with written approval from your PMC.
Royalty receipt, weighbridge, GST invoice. Everything is mapped to the agreement ledger and reconciled monthly against the allotted value.
Flats allotted at 35% below the project's current market rate. Best when the developer wants zero cash outflow on structure.
Flats at 35% below market for the barter half; RA bills for the cash half. The most common structure for redevelopment schemes.
We also take pure cash contracts on competitive item rates when the developer prefers to keep inventory.
Other services in Grant Road:
Send the BOQ and the units you can allot. Proposal in 48 hours.