10 Storey Construction Methodology

Construction Methodology for
ONEMEGA Do Well Realty Devt Corporation

10-Storey Residential Condominium
BUILDERS Martinez St., Madaluyong City.
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CONSTRUCTION
METHODOLOGY
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DO WELL REALTY DEVT. CORPORATION

Tiosejo Bldg., Mandaluyong City
PROPOSED 10-STOREY
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM
Martines St. Mandaluyong City
Prepared by : Approved By :
ONEMEGA
BUILDERS
CONSTRUCTION
CORP. JIMMY T. GALANG
JACMI Construction Manager
Jose A. Aliling Const’n Mgt. Inc.
By: Noted by: Cel#0919 567636 / Tel No. 8992668 L-116
Date: _______________
ENGR. LORENZO R. ABELEDA MS. YNA L. LAGMAN

Operation Manager President
METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION
108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

LR Abeleda Tel.No.:(02)454-6930; Telefax: (02)441-0237, Email: onemegabuilders@yahoo.com 1
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“The main objective of the contractor is to deliver a quality structure in

accordance with the plans and specifications. This is to be done by maintaining
good workmanship and satisfactory rendering of finishes within the specified
period of construction. To accomplish this, the following construction
procedures are established to be the general guidelines in the implementation
of the project. Every item of work shall be done in accordance with the said
procedures unless otherwise rejected or revised by the Owner or Project
construction Manager.”
Construction Procedures
Field Survey and Geotechnical Investigations
“Before construction can commence , a Site Survey will be performed to stake

out the existing structures, exact propety lot boundary and Grid lines of the
project site, existing roads, electrical cables, water lines with its service
connections and access entryways from public roads, etc.
Once the surveys are complete and if there is a descripancy result between the
Original Plan and actual site Conditions, All desputes and re-design (If
reccomendable) will be resolved by the JACMI Construction Manager
simoultaneously with the massive excavation works by other Contractor at cost
by the Owner. Upon resolution of all desputes, the Excavator will continue and
follow the desired Grid excavation according to the elevation’s setforth by the
Owner/Architect required on proposed Foundation plan.
Upon reaching the bottom of foundation line, a geotechnical re-investigation will

be performed by Geotesting (International) Inc. to confirm thier previous
geotechnical investivation reports to identify subsurface conditions if it is same of
previous data result which will dictate much of the design work of the building
foundations, underground Cistern Tanks, STP and electrical grounding systems.
Formal confirmation will be issued prior before the Construction.
Re- Design and Construction Specifications

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Using all of the data that has been gathered for the Project including
geotechnical information, environmental and climatic conditions, site
topography, etc. The Contractors engineering group will keep the establish a set
of site-specific construction specifications for the various portions of the Project.
The design data specifications are based on well proven and established sets of
construction standards set forth by the various standard industry practice groups
such as the American Concrete Institute (ACI), Philippine Electrical Code (PEC),
Fire Code of the Philippines , and NATIONAL Building Code of the Philippines, etc.
The design and construction specifications are custom tailored for site-specific
conditions by technical staff and engineers. The Project engineering team will also
ensure that all aspects of the specifications as well as the actual on-site
construction comply with all of the applicable Building codes under the National
and local codes of the Philippines and good industry practice. Equipment
procurement will also be undertaken using the Project site specifications. The
primary Contractor will use the design specifications as a guideline to complete
the detailed construction plans for the Project. The design basis approach ensures
that the Project will be designed and constructed to meet the minimum 15 year
design life.
A. SITEWORKS:
1. Clearing and Grubbing (By Others/Owner)
Clearing: This shall include to others by Owner consist of the felling, trimming and
cutting of trees into sections and the satisfactory disposal of the trees and other
vegetation designated for removal. Trees, stumps, roots, bush and other
vegetation in areas to be cleared shall be cut off flush to or below the original
ground surface except for trees and vegetation directed to be left standing.
Grubbing: This shall include to others by Owner consist of the removal and
disposal of roots larger than 75mm in diameter, matted roots and stumps from
the indicated grubbing areas. Excavate these materials together with lugs,
organic and metallic debris, bush and refuse. Remove these to a depth of not
less than 450mm below the original soil surface. Fill depression made by
grubbing with suitable materials and compact to conform to the adjacent ground
surface.

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Disposal: This shall include to others by Owner consist of the removal of all trees,
shrubs, stumps, bushes and roots that were removed shall be disposed off the
property to designated sites by any suitable means.
2. Lay-out and staking
Set the boundaries of work. Lay and stake the building, driveways, parking areas,
fences and all other related structures included in the contract. Establish lines,
grades, elevations and benchmarks required for construction. Mark all reference
points for establishing lines, grades and elevations.
B. TEMPORARY FACILITIES:
1. Construct and maintain temporary facilities required for the project as follows:
a. Field offices and bunkhouses

b. Sanitary facilities
c. Storage facilities for materials
d. Access roads
e. Construction fence
f. Project billboard
g. Temporary utilities (water, electricity, communications)
C. PERMITS, INSURANCE AND BONDS:
1. Secure all necessary construction permits as follows:
a. Building and occupancy permits

b. Telephone, water and electrical connection permits
c. Environmental compliance certificate
d. Building height certificate

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2. Post all required insurance and bonds as follows:
a. CARI
b. Downpayment Bond
c. Performance Bond
d. Guarantee Bond
e. Other related bonds necessary.
D. EARTHWORKS:
1. Structure Excavation: This shall be done to the depth indicated or as necessary to
obtain required soil bearing values. All structural excavation shall extend a
sufficient distance from the walls or footings to allow for proper erection and
dismantling of forms, installation of utilities and inspection. In foundation beds,
final excavation to ground by hand shovels or machines equipped with smooth
edge bucket will be required to obtain undisturbed subgrade foundation
satisfactory to the project manager. This shall be inspected and approved prior to
concreting, installation of underground utilities and backfilling. Surface drain
water shall be kept from running into the excavated pit. Proper pumping
equipment and drainage facilities shall be maintained at all times during the
excavation period to keep such excavations dry so as to obtain a satisfactory
foundation bed.
2. Gravel Fill: Foundation beds shall be filled with considerable amount of well
graded gravel to attain the required grade elevation. This shall not be less than
100mm thick and tampered to compaction.
3. Soil Poisoning: This should be applied using a low pressure coarse spray at the
rate of 1 gallon per 10 sq.ft. At the time of treatment, the soil shall be preferably
in friable condition with low moisture content to allow uniform distribution of
chemicals. This should not be applied in conditions which can cause surface run
off to avoid environmental hazard.
4. Structure Backfill: After the removal of forms, all trash and other debris shall be
removed from the excavation. Backfilling shall be done using approved borrow
materials. Backfill in contact with new concrete shall not be placed until at least 48
hours after the removal of forms and the concrete has been inspected and found
satisfactory. Filling materials shall be evenly spread in horizontal layers not more
than 150mm thick. Each layer shall be watered and compacted to a density of at
least 95% of maximum density at optimum moisture.

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E. CONCRETE WORKS:
1. Mixing: All structural concrete shall be mixed and delivered to site by transit
mixers. Each batch delivered at jobsite shall be accompanied by a time slip
issued at the batching plant, bearing the time of departure. Discharge of
concrete shall be completed within an hour after the introduction of water to
the mix.
2. Conveying: Concrete shall be conveyed from the mixer to the forms as rapidly as
possible by proper methods which will not cause segregation or loss of
ingredients or aggregates. It shall be deposited as nearly as possible in its final
position. At any point in the conveying, the free vertical drop shall not exceed
1.00m. Conveying equipment shall be thoroughly cleaned before each run.
Concrete that has segregated in the conveying process shall be disposed off.
3. Vibration: All concrete with the exemption of slabs 100mm or less in depth, shall
be compacted with high frequency internal mechanical vibrator. Concrete slabs
100mm or less in depth shall be consolidated by wood tampers, spading and
settling with a heavy leveling straight edge. Vibration of forms and
reinforcement shall not be employed except when required by the structural
engineer. Vibration shall be discontinued when the concrete ceased to decrease
in volume.
4. Curing: Concrete shall be protected adequately and shall not be allowed to dry
out from the time it is placed until the expiration of the minimum curing period.
Curing shall be accomplished by moist curing or by application of liquid curing
compound.
5. Testing: Concrete samples shall be taken at random throughout the pouring

period. Tests will be made at 7, 14 and 21 days from the time of molding. When
a satisfactory relationship between the 7 and 28 day strengths has been
established the 7day test result may be used as indicator of the 28day strength.

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F. REINFORCING BARS:
1. Cutting and fabrication: All reinforcing bars shall be prepared free from rust, oil ,
grease and other coatings that would reduce or destroy bonding properties.
Rebar’s will be cut and fabricated using the necessary cutting outfits and bar
benders the engineer permits.
2. Erection: Reinforcement shall be placed accurately and secured. It shall be

supported by suitable spacers and hangers. On the ground or where subject to
corrosion, concrete or other suitable non-corrodible materials shall be used for
supporting reinforcement. Splices shall be in accordance with the detailed
drawings and construction notes. Splices shall not be made on beams, girders and
slabs at points of maximum stress.
3. Testing: Samples for different sizes of rebar’s shall be taken for every delivery.
This shall be submitted for testing to verify their conformity to specifications.
Subsequent random testing shall be conducted throughout the construction
period.
G. FORMWORKS:
Application: Varied types of forms will be utilized to different structures whichever

fit the requirement. These are metal panels, phenolic panels and Metal Decking
forms. For stairs and other structures with complicated configurations wood and
metal forms will be used.
Installation:
Metal panels and phenolic panels are keyed together by panel clips and wedge
pins consecutively. At foundations these are supported by straight props to
maintain their vertical and horizontal alignment. For suspended structures these
are set on I-beams supported in space by A-frames with headers which match
perfectly with the I-beams.
Metal forms are keyed together by machine bolts and are supported in the same
manner as the metal panels.

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I-beams/GI Pipe are set on straight props with headers to provide lateral
supports for whaler pipes supporting Metal decking and phenollic plywood’s
which will be used for suspended slabs.
Forms are oiled before concrete pouring to keep them from bonding to the
structure and hasten the stripping process. These are thoroughly cleaned after
stripping in preparation for the consecutive uses.
H. MASONRY WORKS:
1. Application: 6” CHB shall be used for exterior building walls and interior walls
with embedded pipes and other utilities. 4” CHB and Composite Wall by others
shall be used for all other partition walls.
2. Laying: Concrete masonry units shall be laid following the progress of concrete
works. A thorough surface preparation shall be required prior to the laying of
CHB walls and partitions. These should be laid in a manner to preserve the
vertical continuity of cells filled with grout. Anchor intersection by reinforcing
bars as indicated on the structural notes. Adjust each unit to its final position
while mortar is still soft. If any unit is disturbed after mortar has stiffened relay
and replace in new mortar.
3. Testing: Samples shall be taken per delivery. These will be tested for compression
to verify their conformity to specifications. No unit shall be allowed for installation
until satisfactory test results are presented.
I. ROOF FRAMING:
1. Fabrication: Trusses and other roof framing structures shall be fabricated at

shop in accordance with details and specifications. Fabricated structures shall be
delivered to the job site prime painted and ready for erection.
2. Erection: Steel structures shall be fitted in place with the aid of lifting equipment.
Base plates shall be treated with grouts to provide uniform bearing pressure on
concrete. After the final positioning of the frames purlins shall be laid manually
following the spacing shown on plans. These shall be bolted or welded in place
whichever is acceptable to the engineer. All joints and frames shall be checked
prior to installation of roofing sheets.

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K. ROOFING WORKS:
1. Delivery: This item shall be delivered at site upon the completion of roof framing
works. Samples showing colors and corrugations shall be submitted to the
architect for approval before purchasing the item.
2. Erection: Roofing sheets shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s

instructions and manuals. Panels shall be in full and firm contact with the
supports and with each other at side and end laps. Lay all side laps away from
the prevailing wind and seal all laps with sealing material. All flashings and
related closures and accessories shall be provided as indicated or as necessary to
provide a watertight installation. Fastener spacing shall be in accordance with
the manufacturer’s recommendation and as necessary to withstand design
loads. Exercise extreme care in drilling pilot holes for fasteners to keep drills
perpendicular and centered in valleys or crowns. Where paint surfaces are
scratched or damaged during the installation, retouching with touch up paint will
be required provided the damage is minimal. Deformed or and heavily abraded
sheets shall be replaced.
3. Warranty: A performance warranty shall be submitted to the owner upon the

completion of the work.
L. WATERPROOFING WORKS:
1. Application: Membrane waterproofing shall be applied to all areas requiring
waterproofing.
2. Surface Preparation: All surfaces to be waterproofed shall be cleaned and wash with
water free of salt and other deleterious materials.
3. Installation: All waterproofing materials shall be installed by the accredited

supplier following the product manual.
a. Coat the entire surface with concrete primer and allow drying.
b. Membranes are unrolled and laid in the position where they are to be bonded.
During each stage the membrane should overlap the next by at least 8cm at
the edges and at least 15cm at the ends.
4. Guarantee: A written guarantee shall be submitted upon completion of the work.

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M. FABRICATED MATERIALS :
The following items shall be delivered to the job site pre assembled and ready for
installation during the initial stage of masonry works:
Wood Jambs
Metal Doors
Metal Louvers
Glass windows and wood doors together with the finish hardware shall be installed
on the later part of construction. These shall be installed in a neat professional
manner following the manufacturer’s recommendations. After installation,
hardware’s shall be protected from paint stains and blemishes until acceptance of
work.
N. FINISHES:
1. Plain Cement Floor Finish
Mortar: Mortar for floor topping shall be proportioned one part Portland cement
to 3 parts sand. These shall be mixed thoroughly with the proper amount of
water until uniform color and consistency is achieved.
Application: Base coat shall be applied at a minimum thickness of 40mm and shall
be sufficiently plastic to provide good bond. Mortar topping shall be leveled true
to required slope and shall be left until ready for floating. The surface shall then
be floated with power trowel or wood floats whichever is applicable. Topping
works shall have no visible junction marks where one day’s work adjoins
another. Finished work shall be covered and protected in an approved manner
to prevent damage.
2. Ceramic Tile Floor Finish

Surface preparation: Apply scratch coat and correct slopes towards drains.
Tile setting: Moisture sub floor and sprinkle with pure cement and lay tiles with
mortar grout. Keep the joints parallel and straight over the entire area by using
straight edges. Tamp the tile solidly onto the bed and ensure solid bedding. Lay
tiles from center of room outward and make adjustments on walls. After the
tiles have set sufficiently, force a considerable amount of grout into joints by
trowel or brush.
Cleaning: Sponge and wash tiles thoroughly after the grout has stiffened. Buff
with dry cloth to a uniform shine.

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2. Granite Slab Floor Finish
Surface preparation: Concrete shall be clean. Vacuum concrete substrate to

remove dirt and other loose particles which could impair adhesion.
Installation: Install granite slabs directly over concrete in accordance with the
following procedures:
a. Saturate concrete with clean water before placing setting bed.
b. Apply cement paste slush coat over surface of concrete.
c. Apply mortar setting bed over cement paste slush.
d. Apply uniform slurry bond coat to back of stone and place over setting bed.
e. Tamp and beat stone to obtain full contact with setting bed.
Polishing: Clean stone paving after setting and grouting are complete. Use
polishing procedures recommended by stone supplier for finish coating. Buff
flooring to an even luster with a polishing machine
4. Marble Slab Floor Finish

Surface preparation : Follow surface preparation as in granite above.
Installation : Follow granite installation.
Polishing : Follow polishing of granite
5. Vinyl Tile Floor Finish
Surface preparation: Concrete shall be smooth. Grind all imperfections. Remove

any organic compound which could impair adhesion.
Lay-out: Lay flooring material with a minimum number of seam consistent with
prudent use of the material. Avoid unnecessary cross seams.
Installation: Apply flooring in the patterns indicated. Start in the center of the
room and work toward the edges. Keep the tile lines and joints square,
symmetrical, tight and even. Vary edge width as necessary to maintain full size
tiles.
Cleaning: Remove all excessive adhesives from the surface of the flooring. After
five days wash all flooring with a non alkaline solution and rinse with clean
water. Buff flooring to an even luster with a polishing machine.

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6. Plain Cement Plaster Finish
Mortar: Mortar for plastering shall be proportioned one part Portland cement to 3
parts sand and 1/5 parts lime putty. These shall be mixed thoroughly with the
proper amount of water until uniform color and consistency is achieved.
Application: Base coat shall be applied with sufficient pressure and the plaster
shall be sufficiently plastic to provide good bond. Plaster works shall be finished
level, plumb, square and true within tolerable limits. Plaster works shall have no
visible junction marks where one day’s work adjoins another. Finished work
shall be covered and protected in an approved manner to prevent damage.
7. Ceramic Tile Wall Finish

Surface preparation: Apply rough plastering to correct wall imperfections.
Tile setting: Moisture the surface of scratch coat, sprinkle with pure cement and
lay tiles with mortar grout. Keep the joints parallel and straight over the entire
area by using straight edges. Tamp the tile solidly onto the bed and ensure of
solid bedding. Lay tiles from the top of the room downward and make
adjustments on the bottom. After the tiles have set sufficiently, force a
considerable amount of grout into joints by trowel or brush.
Cleaning: Sponge and wash tiles thoroughly after the grout has stiffened. Buff
with dry cloth to a uniform shine.
8. Granite Wall Finish

Surface Preparation: Clean surfaces to which stone wall shall be applied.
Stone setting: Dry anchoring of stones shall be in accordance with the following
procedures:
a. Erect interior stone facing and align joint width. Use temporary shims to
maintain joint width.
b. Set interior stones to anchors spaced at a maximum of 450mm apart.
c. Adjust anchors, supports and accessories to set stone accurately in locations

indicated with edges and faces aligned according to established relationship
and indicated tolerance.

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9. Gypsum Board Ceiling: Gypsum board ceiling shall be installed in the following
manner:
a. Install hanger rods spaced @ 1.20m OC along carrying channels and within
150mm from the edge.
b. Install carrying channels 1.20m OC and within 150mm of walls. Position

them for proper ceiling height, level and secure with wire hanger.
c. Install furring channels at right angle to carrying channel. Space furring’s

400mm OC and within 150mm from walls. Secure furring to Carrying channel
with clops or saddle tie.
d. At openings that interrupt channels, provide additional cross reinforcement

or hangers.
e. Install gypsum panels with long dimension perpendicular to furring channels.

Position end joints over channel and stagger in adjacent rows.
f. Fit ends and edges. Fasten panels to channels with type S screws spaced @
0.30m OC staggered along abutting edges.
g. All joints and screw marks shall be reinforced with joint tape and embedding
joint compound and concealed with finishing type joint compound. All coats
shall be sanded when dried and shall be left uniformly smooth.
10. Acoustic Board on Metal T-Runners:
Acoustic Ceiling boards shall be installed in the following manner:

a. Install hanger rods spaced @ 1.20m OC along main T-Runners.
b. Install T-Runners 0.60m OC and within 150mm of walls. Position them for
proper ceiling height, level and secure with wire hanger. Use proper leveling
tools to ensure right elevation throughout.
c. Fit ends and edges. Fasten panels to metal T-Runners and adjust spacing where
required.
d. Clean exposed surfaces of acoustic tiles and suspension members.

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11. Painting: Painting works shall be done in the following procedures:
Wood Surfaces
 Sand surface until wood is smooth. Dust off completely then wipe with a
clean rug.
 Apply one coat of interior primer and sealer.
 Patch imperfections with glazing putty or plastic wood filler. Allow to dry
and sand smooth before applying paint.
Masonry Surfaces
 Treat surfaces with concrete neutralizer.

 Apply concrete primer.
 Patch all imperfection with patching compound.
 Apply finish coats.
Metal Surfaces
 Sand, wire brush or scrape all rusty metals.

 Treat surface with rust converter.
 Apply one coat of red lead primer.
 Apply finish coats.
O. SPECIALTY ITEM:
The following items shall be directly subcontracted to prequalified contractors:
 Toilet Partitions
 Stair Railings
 Miscellaneous Metal Works
Material samples, fabrication manual and installation details shall be submitted for
approval before actual awarding. Upon approval of details and samples award
shall be given the successful contractor. Work shall commence simultaneous with
the approved and agreed schedule.
P. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL WORKS:

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The following items of work shall be directly sub contracted to accredited trade
contractors :
 Electrical Works
 Mechanical Works
 Sanitary Works
 Fire Protection System
The schedule of the different stages of the above items shall be well coordinated
to keep pace with the smooth flow of operations. Daily site coordination meeting
will be conducted to monitor the phase of construction and to keep this trade
informed of the job requirements.
Q. SITE DEVELOPMENT
1. Clearing and Grubbing: After the limits of work have been established, surface
objects, trees and other protruding obstructions not designated to remain will be
cleared by bulldozers and disposed of at designated disposal site using pay loader
and dump trucks.
2. Earthworks: Excavation works using bulldozing equipment will then commence

after the lines and grades have been established. When there is a discrepancy on
the actual elevations and that shown on plans, a pre construction survey will be
undertaken to serve as basis for the computation of the actual volume of
excavated materials. Roadway excavation will be finished to reasonably smooth
and uniform surface. Suitable materials will be used as embankment and
subgrade fill. Thereafter, all unsuitable materials will be disposed of properly.
Leveling of blocks using bulldozers and road graders will be in accordance with the
elevations shown on plans.
3. Sub grade Preparation: After the necessary earthworks have been completed and
all culverts cross drains and waterline crossings have been installed, preparation of
subgrade for support of overlying structural layers will immediately commence.
This preparation will extend to the full width of the roadway which will include
sidewalk, curb and gutter. All soft and unsuitable materials that will not compact
properly will be immediately removed and replace with suitable fill. Scarifying and
blading using road graders and rolling with vibratory rollers will then be conducted
to thoroughly compact and shape the cross section of the roadbed. To check the
accuracy of the work, templates and straight edges will be provide. Field density
tests will be conducted during this stage to determine the stability of the bed.

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4. Aggregate Basecoarse: The aggregate base course will be uniformly mixed and
spread on the prepared subgrade in accordance with the plan thickness. The
moisture content of base material will be adjusted prior to compaction by
watering, in order to obtain the required degree of compaction. Vibratory and
static rollers will be used. Along curbs, headers and walls which will not be
accessible to steel rollers, base material will be compacted with tampers and
portable compactors. Compaction of each layer will continue until a field density
of at least 98 percent of the maximum dry density is achieved.
5. Pipe Culverts and Storm Drains: Where feasible, excavation of trenches for
drainage line and manholes will commence simultaneously with earthwork
activities. Trenches will be excavated to a width that will allow proper jointing of
the conduit and compaction of bedding and backfill material. Mortar joints will be
made with an excess of mortar to form a continuous bead around the outside of
pipe conduit. Thereafter, backfill material for trenches will be compacted in
accordance with the required density.
6. Sidewalk, Curbs and Gutters: Concrete will not be placed until forms and rebar
have been checked. Forms for at least 50m will be checked for alignment and
grade. Curbs and gutters constructed on curves will have wood forms and will be
finished to a smooth and even surface and the edges rounded. Forms will be
removed within 24 hours after concreting. Minor defects will be retouched with
mortar. The back of the curb shall be filled with suitable materials when the
concrete has set.
7. Concrete Pavement: Concrete pavement shall be laid directly over compacted

gravel base after pouring of curbs and gutters. Where distance between curbs
exceeds 4.00m, another set of forms between curbs shall be required. Transit
mixers shall be allowed to directly pour concrete into the area.
********** END OF CONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY *********
Prepared by: Checked by: Noted by :
Engr. Lorenzo R. Abeleda Engr. Melchor V. Umpad Ms. Czarina L. Lagman

Operation Manager Head – Operations President


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ONEMEGA Do Well Realty Devt Corporation

DO WELL REALTY DEVT. CORPORATION

ENGR. LORENZO R. ABELEDA MS. YNA L. LAGMAN

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

“The main objective of the contractor is to deliver a quality structure in

“Before construction can commence , a Site Survey will be performed to stake

Upon reaching the bottom of foundation line, a geotechnical re-investigation will

Re- Design and Construction Specifications

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

1. Clearing and Grubbing (By Others/Owner)

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

2. Lay-out and staking

a. Field offices and bunkhouses

C. PERMITS, INSURANCE AND BONDS:

1. Secure all necessary construction permits as follows:

a. Building and occupancy permits

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

5. Testing: Concrete samples shall be taken at random throughout the pouring

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

2. Erection: Reinforcement shall be placed accurately and secured. It shall be

Application: Varied types of forms will be utilized to different structures whichever

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

1. Fabrication: Trusses and other roof framing structures shall be fabricated at

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

2. Erection: Roofing sheets shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s

3. Warranty: A performance warranty shall be submitted to the owner upon the

3. Installation: All waterproofing materials shall be installed by the accredited

4. Guarantee: A written guarantee shall be submitted upon completion of the work.

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

2. Ceramic Tile Floor Finish

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

Surface preparation: Concrete shall be clean. Vacuum concrete substrate to

4. Marble Slab Floor Finish

5. Vinyl Tile Floor Finish

Surface preparation: Concrete shall be smooth. Grind all imperfections. Remove

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

7. Ceramic Tile Wall Finish

8. Granite Wall Finish

b. Set interior stones to anchors spaced at a maximum of 450mm apart.

c. Adjust anchors, supports and accessories to set stone accurately in locations

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

b. Install carrying channels 1.20m OC and within 150mm of walls. Position

c. Install furring channels at right angle to carrying channel. Space furring’s

d. At openings that interrupt channels, provide additional cross reinforcement

e. Install gypsum panels with long dimension perpendicular to furring channels.

10. Acoustic Board on Metal T-Runners:

Acoustic Ceiling boards shall be installed in the following manner:

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

 Treat surfaces with concrete neutralizer.

 Sand, wire brush or scrape all rusty metals.

The following items shall be directly subcontracted to prequalified contractors:

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

2. Earthworks: Excavation works using bulldozing equipment will then commence

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

7. Concrete Pavement: Concrete pavement shall be laid directly over compacted

Prepared by: Checked by: Noted by :

Engr. Lorenzo R. Abeleda Engr. Melchor V. Umpad Ms. Czarina L. Lagman

108 Bldg.A, Road 1, Pag-Asa, Quezon City,

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