A structure contractor for BKC that takes flats instead of RA bills: 35% below your rate, registered ATS, escrow release. Half-barter and cash contracts too.
BKC is the planned business district: the diamond bourse, the consulates, the banks, and the G and E blocks where MMRDA plots are auctioned for Grade-A offices and a handful of luxury residential towers.
Large office towers with long-span steel, high-strength concrete cores and deep basements, plus 20 to 40-storey luxury residential on the residential plots.
Office space goes to banks and multinationals; residential goes to senior executives and business owners who work in BKC. Structural steel and long-span work are a large part of BKC projects, which brings our fabrication side into the work order; settlement is in office floors.
Access shapes the programme. Wide planned roads and large plots; batching plants and multiple cranes on every site.
Commercial plates in BKC need long spans and heavy loads, so we quote conventional RCC with post-tensioned slabs, structural-steel transfer members from our own fabrication shop, and jump-form cores where the tower is tall enough.
For BKC developers: a contractor who does not need monthly RA payments. We take flats at 35% below market, half-barter, or cash, whichever suits the project's cash flow this year.
Each stage can be a separate work order or one continuous contract. Finishing is optional.
Site clearance, demolition of the existing structure, debris disposal, excavation with sheet-pile or soldier-pile shoring for basements, dewatering.
Bored cast-in-situ piles, DMC piling, pile caps, rafts, retaining walls; pile load tests and PMC sign-off.
Columns, beams, slabs, shear walls, cores, podiums, water tanks. Conventional shuttering, Mivan (aluminium formwork) or tunnel-form as per the structural design.
AAC block work, internal and external plaster, waterproofing, screed, chajjas, parapets, compound wall.
Tiling, sanitary and CP, doors and windows, painting, MEP coordination up to OC-ready shell or fully finished flats.
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.
Commercial plates in BKC need long spans and heavy loads, so we quote conventional RCC with post-tensioned slabs, structural-steel transfer members from our own fabrication shop, and jump-form cores where the tower is tall enough.
Ply-and-prop shuttering with cast-in-situ columns, beams and slabs. Suited to redevelopment plots with irregular footprints, podium-and-tower layouts and towers up to about 25 floors. Quoted per sq ft built-up or item-rate BOQ.
Monolithic walls and slabs cast together on a 7-day floor cycle. Suited to repetitive floor plates of 20 to 60 floors and large townships. We own formwork sets; the quote covers formwork, labour and material.
Brick or block load-bearing with RCC slabs for low-rise, bungalows, row-houses and G+3 society redevelopment in the suburbs and MMR. Lowest cost per sq ft; quoted per sq ft or lump-sum.
Send architectural and structural drawings, elevation, floor plates and the RERA number. We take off quantities and build an item-rate BOQ.
Quote per sq ft built-up or item-rate, separately for conventional RCC, Mivan or traditional as the structure demands. Barter, 50/50 and cash options side by side.
Flats in the same project are valued at 35% below the current market rate. Work-order value ÷ barter rate = carpet area allotted to us.
Work order with milestone table, barter MOU and registered agreements for sale on the allotted flats. Escrow or milestone release as your lender permits.
Mobilise in 15 days. Milestones certified by your PMC; flats released to us against certified value, RA bills for any cash component.
Yes. We execute excavation, piling, RCC and civil work for projects in BKC against a work order settled in flats, shops or units of the same project, valued at 35% below the project's current market rate. 50% barter + 50% payment and 100% payment contracts are also available.
The work order carries a milestone table with float. Delays caused by approvals or the developer pause our settlement clock; delays caused by us attract liquidated damages like any cash contract. Flats already released stay released.
A mix agreed at signing, usually mid-floor units of the most saleable configuration in the project rather than the best or worst floors. The unit schedule is part of the barter MOU, and we can swap units by mutual consent before registration.
Yes. TMT, ready-mix concrete, cement, aggregates, AAC blocks, structural steel and finishing materials are all available on barter in BKC, bundled into the contracting work order or as a separate supply agreement.
From a single-building society redevelopment of about 20,000 sq ft built-up to multi-tower schemes. Below that size the documentation cost outweighs the benefit; above it there is no upper limit.
Yes, and it is our most common structure for redevelopment schemes. The barter half is settled in flats at the agreed barter rate; the payment half is billed as running-account bills against PMC certification.
We do, through our inventory desk, or we hold them. The developer's sales team is not involved and there is no conflict with their pricing; our units are sold at a market-linked rate, not undercut.
Grade-A office absorption and retail demand here keep commercial units liquid, so we accept office and shop units as settlement alongside flats.
Office space goes to banks and multinationals; residential goes to senior executives and business owners who work in BKC. That is the pool our inventory desk sells into, and it is why we can offer 35% below market rather than a deeper discount.
Indicative only. Final barter rate depends on stage, floor, view and RERA status.
Material supply on barter in BKC:
Quote from drawings in 72 hours. 35% below market on barter flats, or 50/50, or cash.