SANDIP FOUNDATION’S

SANDIP POLYTECHNIC
At Post Mahiravani, Trimbak Road, Tal &Dist. – Nashik.
Department of Information Technology
Academic Year (2022 – 23)

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr./Ms. Vaishnavi Rajaram Dhongade from Sandip Polytechnic,
Nashik having Enrollment No: 2011670562 has completed Project Report Planning
Definition / Semester V Project Report/ Final Project Report having title
Construction Web Portal individually in a group consisting of 4 candidates under the
guidance of the faculty guide.

…………………………….. ……………………………..

Name & signature of Guide Name & Signature of HOD

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 SANDIP FOUNDATION’S
SANDIP POLYTECHNIC
At Post Mahiravani, Trimbak Road, Tal &Dist. – Nashik.
Department of Information Technology
Academic Year (2022 – 23)

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr./Ms. Yash Chandrakant Palde From Sandip Polytechnic,
Nashik having Enrollment No: 2011670609 has completed Project Report Planning
Definition / Semester V Project Report/ Final Project Report having title
Construction Web Portal individually in a group consisting of 4 candidate under the
guidance of the faculty guide.

…………………………….. ……………………………..

Name & signature of Guide Name & Signature of HOD

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 SANDIP FOUNDATION’S
SANDIP POLYTECHNIC
At Post Mahiravani, Trimbak Road, Tal &Dist. – Nashik.
Department of Information Technology
Academic Year (2022 – 23)

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr./Ms. Sakshi Hemant Bhoir from Sandip Polytechnic, Nashik
having Enrollment No: 2011670568 has completed Project Report Planning Definition
/ Semester V Project Report/ Final Project Report having title Construction Web
Portal individually in a group consisting of 4 candidates under the guidance of the
faculty guide.

…………………………….. ……………………………..

Name & signature of Guide Name & Signature of HOD

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 SANDIP FOUNDATION’S
SANDIP POLYTECHNIC
At Post Mahiravani, Trimbak Road, Tal &Dist. – Nashik.
Department of Information Technology
Academic Year (2022 – 23)

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr./Ms. Atharva Prakash Mali From Sandip Polytechnic,
Nashik having Enrollment No : 2011670612 has completed Project Report Planning
Definition / Semester V Project Report/ Final Project Report having title
Construction Web Portal individually in a group consisting of 4 candidate under the
guidance of the faculty guide.

…………………………….. ……………………………..

Name & signature of Guide Name & Signature of HOD

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
With deep sense of gratitude, we would like to thanks all the people who have
lit our path with their kind guidance. We are very grateful to these intellectuals who
did their best to help during our project work planning.

It is our proud privilege to express deep sense of gratitude to,

Prof. P.M.Dharmadhikari, Principal of Sandip Polytechnic, Nashik, for his
comments and kind permission to complete this project work planning. We remain
indebted to Prof. V.B. Ohol, H.O.D, Information Technology for their timely
suggestion and valuable guidance.

The special gratitude goes my guide Prof. _____________ and staff members,
technical staff members of Information Technology Department for their expensive,
excellent and precious guidance in completion of this work planning. We thank to all
the colleagues for their appreciable help for our project work planning

With various industry owners or lab technicians to help, it has been our
endeavour to throughout our work to cover the entire project work planning.

And lastly we thanks to our all friends and the people who are directly or
indirectly related to our project work planning.

1. Vaishnavi Rajaram Dhongade

2. Yash Chandrakant Palde
3. Sakshi Hemant Bhoir
4. Atharv Prakash Mali

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 Table of Index

Sr. No. Name of topic Page no.

1 Abstract 7

2 Acknowledgement 8

3 Introduction

4 Literature Survey 2

1. Existing System 2

2. Proposed System 2

5 Software Development Methodology 3

6 Project Plan 4
7 System Requirement 6
8 Project Design 8
9 Conclusion 9
10 References 10

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 Abstract

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Supply chain networks are generally associated with inter-organizational communications,

leading to reduction of time delays in services and information flows. Recognizing the
importance of communication, this paper deals with the management of information across a
network of organizations that are involved in the design and construction process. The paper
presents an overview of problems associated with the process of managing construction project
information and explores the key role Web-based technology systems can play in making this
process more effective. The paper also reports on the utilization of such a system on a number
of construction projects. It discusses the efficiency gained in the traditional process of
architectural drawings transmittal, and reports on a questionnaire survey targeting system
users to gain some insight into their perception of its usefulness, performance and role in
improving communications amongst the entire project team.

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 Chapter-1.

Introduction

In our daily life we saw many people those who have no work they are unemployed.
For example if a builder want a helper to construct the building but sometimes builder doesn’t
get a worker available for their work and also there are some people who doesn’t have their
own work they are finding many of the places to get work and for that people we are creating
a platform through this web portal.

This Web application is generally for those people who are connecting to the field of
constructing side like civil Engineers, Builders, Wage people. In this Portal we have to express
the thoughts that the wage workers doesn’t have specific work and they are facing many of the
problems in their life. Our motive for making this Web Portal that every needed person get
work.

• This application is generally for those people who are connecting to the field of
constructing side like civil Engineers, Builders, Wage people.
• In this app we have to express the thoughts that the wage workers doesn’t have specific
work and they are facing many of the problems in their life.
• Our motive for making this application that every needed person get work.

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 Chapter-2

Literature Survey

A Construction Chain is basically an interconnected network of suppliers, manufacturers,

warehouses, distributors and retailers. This incorporates a coordinated plan which in turn has
processes to develop products by converting raw materials to finished goods. The client was
implementing a semi-automated process of collecting the order and requirements from their
customers instead of using a fully automated form of application to deal with the customers,
manufacturing processes, quality control, transportation, feedback reception from the
customers (Lewis, 2001). The client was facing a lot of supply chain problems like Inventory
maintenance, the lead times, incorporating latest technology into manufacturing and to
maintain a global procurement network.

1. Existing System:

The existing system based on finding like civil Engineers, Builders, Wage is a very time
consuming and tiring process for the Constructor owner. Even after spending hours on
searching the persons is not finding for the work… Same as other side the like civil Engineers,
Builders, Wage are not searching the Work.

2. Objective and Scope or Proposed System:

We are creating this Web Portal for those people who are connecting to a constructor’s site.
Civil engineer, builder and wage people they are sign up here. So we will provide a personal
profile and attach a one form. In we add many of choices
Suppose, civil engineer want a builder to complete their project but engineers is new in
constructor site. So we create a platform by this Web Portal. For example, engineers want
builder so we create a thread by a form for this situation means those builders sign up in this
Web portal then we send e-mail. Any builder want an engineer they can contact them and if
they are agree to contact so it works together. Similarly builder contact with wage people and
engineers also. This application similarly help people to complete these needs and every person
get help to get work.

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 Chapter -3

Methodology

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Introduction:
A web application was developed with the capability to help the client in supply chain
management. The development of the project involved a lot of phases, in which the project is
developed step by step. The steps involved in the project development are: Design of Study
and Procedure The main aim of this project was to design an application that will be capable
of controlling and monitoring the supply chain management of the client. So this project dealt
with new programming interfaces, backend data collection and also storage of the data. The
data had to be collected about the manufacturing processes available in the market, the data
about the third party logistics, their type of transportation available, the rate at which they
transfer, the prices and all the other constraints that make a TPL worth considering. The
selection of the latest technologies and if they are of compatible types, considering their cost
of maintenance if applicable. The availability of raw materials, the place of their origin was
taken in to consideration and were added into the database. So thus with a design solution the
project construction initialized (Martin & Roth, 2000).

A)Project Assignment and Roles Identification:

The project requirements were received by the high level management and were passed on to
the project manager who was responsible for the project. The project management divided the
whole project into tasks and assigned it to 30 different resources; the resources included
Business Analysts, Team Lead, Developer, Testing engineer. The team included business
analysts and requirements analyst, four developers which included a team lead, two testers, one
iteration manager who kept track of the whole project and had the ability to escalate any issue
to the higher level. Agile methodology was followed because of the project requirements were
always changing which is the basic advantage of agile. The project had two sprints and a daily
stand-up to report the amount of work done and to fasten any backlogs.

B) Project planning and Sprints:

The initial project meeting had included the selection of the server, project structure, selection
of the team members, databases to be used, type of exchange channel to be used for the
exchange of the program files. All of these were decided by the chief architect and the tech
lead. There were daily stand-up meetings that involved the discussion of the issues that an
individual faced during programming and the advancement in the project till date.

C) Code Design:

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Code design was purely team lead’s and the architect’s decision, team lead and the architect
decided which architecture to be used in building the web application, what are the techniques,
frameworks, API’s (Application Program Interface), Integrated Development Environment
(IDE’s), etc. The scripting languages were chosen here and then the design structure is
developed, each team member was given a particular task, some of them worked on the front
end, that is the web page 31 development and the rest worked on the service logic and database.
The techniques used were Spring, Hibernate, Java, HTML, CSS, Java Script, angular js, etc.
The basic architecture looked as below and was explained in the earlier chapters.

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 Action Plan of Project

Planned Dates
Week Work to be done
From To

1
Working on Search multiple Topics
2

3
Studying the feasibility of the searched topics
4

5 Finalization of the topic

7 Study about the requirements for the

implementation of the project
8

9 Working on the gathered requirements

10
Finalizing the workflow module of the proposed
11 system

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Project schedule and activity Plan:

Name of
Sr. Details of activity Planned Planned
Responsible Team
No. Start date Finish date
Members
Selecting a problem definition for
1 the project with guidance of the
teacher.
Gathering information regarding
2 project topics and performing
literature surveys.
Defining methodology for solving
3
identified problems.
Analysis of problem definition and
4
system design
5 Project Report Writing
Preparing Presentation on our work
6
done in the 5th Semester.
.

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 Chapter-4

System Requirement

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Hardware and software Requirement

Processor : Intel CORE i3

RAM : 4GB

Hard Disk : 256GB

Software Requirement for Development of Project:

Operating System : Windows XP, Windows 7

Software Package : XAMPP Server, Sublime / Visual Studio.

Front End : Bootstrap4, CSS, HTML

Back End : MySQL, PHP

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 Chapter-5

System Design

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Fig :System architecture

This Web application is generally for those people who are connecting to the field of
constructing side like civil Engineers, Builders, Wage people. In this Portal we have to express
the thoughts that the wage workers doesn’t have specific work and they are facing many of the
problems in their life. Our motive for making this Web Portal that every needed person get
work.

Construction chain

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 Chapter-6

Conclusion

In this Web Portal, we introduce the development of PHP Web Application for finding
Constructor person like builder, wages, plumber, painter etc. Using data mining
technique. This system is used by all i.e., technical/non-technical people. With the help
of this Web Portal Constructors can find a work person for them on their smartphone,
Or Computer and an unemployed wages , builders, Painter , plumber can register
him/herself as an employed Person. For future scope, project may not be limited to
only small builder, General Construction may expand with more features.

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 Chapter-7

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