A slab poured 70mm off spec — caught before the next payment, not after handover
A family building eight villas on their 4.2-acre holding engaged Bhumi to manage development through our partner contractor network. Independent stage-gate inspection at the second-floor slab measured reinforcement spacing at 220mm against a specified 150mm — a structural shortfall invisible once the slab was finished and covered. The contractor corrected it before the next payment milestone released.
What actually happened.
- Partner selection
Contractor selected from Bhumi's vetted development partner network against the project's scale and budget; contract tied to a 9-stage payment schedule.
- Stage gate 1
Foundation inspected and passed against the approved structural drawings before the first payment released.
- Stage gate 2
Independent inspector measured reinforcement spacing on the second-floor slab at 220mm centre-to-centre against a specified 150mm, and held the stage.
- Correction
Contractor required to break and re-lay the non-conforming section before the next payment milestone was released — at the pre-pour-completion cost, not the post-handover one.
- Handover
Remaining seven stage gates cleared on schedule; the project handed over on the original timeline with the full inspection record.
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