DLSZ VERMOSA CAMPUS

Issue

05

October 2016

Monthly Journal: Construction Update

DLSZ Vermosa Construction Journal

Issue No. 05 _ 2016

Imus Cavite

Prepared by T. Castaneda

LUIS F. INTIA

ARCHITECTURAL MODEL BUILDERS

PHASE 1 – PART 2

SITE DEVELOPMENT AND

CIVIL WORKS

Mr. Luis Intia and his staff

working to complete the model

with the assistance of Arch

Duke Sage. The project was

completed October 17 and was

turned over to DLSZ last

October 18, 2016.

The model was further

improved during the semestral

break free of charge.

Senior High School and The Spark Buildings

Teodoro Construction Corporation will continue to work on Phase 1 Part 2 of the project which includes:

a. Site development – internal road networks, drainage, sewer, cistern

b. Guard Houses – (3) guard houses, waiting area and parking spaces

c. Engineering Center – 2-storey building

d. Perimeter Fence – front and rear

e. Plumbing and Electrical works

BNProjekTechnik, the DLSZ designated Construction Management Team headed by Engr. Randy Balaoro assigned 7-operating engineering staff to closely monitor the progress of the project. Three (3) of them are currently living on-site, Engr. Lennon Jake Baybay (Site development/ Civil works), Engr. Edd Rivera (Architectural, Structural and Plumbingl), Engr. Alfredo Estrabo (Electrical). With the project now operating 24-hours a day, these engineers monitor the contruction works to meet the target deadline.

Luis Intia’s staff improving the model at DLSZ School President’s lobby.

OWNER SUPPLIED MATERIALS’ PROCUREMENT MONTH

October was a busy month preparing all the required documents for the procurement of supplies for the two buildings. The Vermosa Construction Team opted to prepare a separate list of owner-supplied materials to further reduce construction cost. Some of these items are as follows:

a. Air-conditioning units b. Elevators c. Bathroom fixtures d. Lockers e. Lighting materials f. Plants and garden accessories g. Cafeteria equipment h. Floor, wall and base tiles

The screening of providers, inspection of their products, the evaluation of quotation proposals and selection of the suppliers were finalized in coordination with Purchasing and Finance Departments. The team is currently coordinating with other La Salle schools for assistance on importation process, provision of lists of accredited suppliers, references for construction safety and security standards and consultation meetings for budget management.

In addition, The Sage Group Asia also commissioned the regular attendance of Engr. Venarando Roldan (Professional Electrical Engineer Consultant, Parsons Brickenhoff ) in coordination with team engineers of JSR Piping Services (Plumbing, Mechanical, Fire Protection) and Mega Pascal Associate (Structural concerns).

this issue

Phase 1 – Part 2: Site Development and Civil Works ……………………………p. 1 Owner Supplied Materials” procurement Month…………………………………..p.1 Senior High School Site Development Progress……………………………….p.2

The SPARK: Site Development Progress ……………………………………….....p3

Luis F. Intia Architectural Model Builders ………….………………………………p4

As of October 31, 2016 Completed

o Formworks at roof deck and stair 4 at the 2nd floor

o Installation of foam core at 3rd floor o Concrete pouring stairs up to roof

deck On-going:

o Painting of SHS o Plumbing works o CHB laying – 4th floor o Installation of Scaffolding o Electrical works- 2nd -4th floor o Concrete spray to foam core o Plastering of wall at 3rd floor o Installation of window frame at 2nd

& 3rd floor o Exterior ceiling works at 2nd & 3rd

floors

Senior High School

Site Development

Progress

As of October 31, 2016 Completed

o Concrete pouring floor slab at the basement

o Installation of steel reinforcing bars

On-going

o Installation of steel beam girder at the 2nd & 3rd floor

o Painting o Installation of RSB at elevator

wall o Formworks at elevator wall

The SPARK

Site Development Progress

Application Status: July 2016: The school filed for a temporary and permanent connection in coordination with Teodoro Construction Corporation. August 2016: Representatives from MERALCO conducted site inspection to identify location for transformers and tapping points. September 2016: The Agreement for the Sale of Electric Energy, the Agreement for Extension of Lines and/or Additional Facilities and the Terms and Conditions of Service were reviewed and signed by the school. October 2016: DLSZ facilitated the meeting among Ayala Land Inc., Teodoro Construction Corporation and MERALCO representatives to review the Distribution Connection Design.