For redevelopment projects entrusted to us, MRC provides consultancy services right from the
assessment of feasibility to completion and hand over of the buildings to the Society. Broadly, our
services are provided under three distinct phases of redevelopment as follows:
Phase I: Feasibility Report
Redevelopment is a techno-commercial activity. Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to ascertain its
feasibility before such a step is taken. In fact, whether to go for redevelopment at all and how much
financial benefit one should expect from such a proposal would depend on the feasibility report. In
this phase, we provide the following services:
Advising Society to obtain necessary documents such as PR cards, city survey plan, BMC
approved plans, conveyance deed etc from various authorities (the Society shall give us photocopies
of documents in their record, which will serve as a starting point)
Measuring actual carpet area of typical flats and estimating the total carpet area consumed
in the building. Flats on one typical floor will be measured.
Preparing a Feasibility Report consisting of the extent of benefits in the form of extra carpet
area and corpus fund that can be expected based on the suggested utilization of FSI and TDR and after
providing for cost of TDR, construction cost, house rent, brokerage, transportation, bank guarantee,
professional fees of Society’s consultants etc.
Phase II: Tendering
Once the feasibility report is approved, we shall prepare a tender document to invite bids from interested
developers. The tender document shall be prepared on behalf of the Society and the same shall form a
uniform basis on which the interested developers shall send their competitive quotations. Our services in
this phase shall be as follows:
Preparing Tender Document consisting of the following:
Part A: Technical Bid
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Scope and important features of the propo
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General & Special conditions of contract
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Specifications regarding desired structural quality
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List of desired amenities and land development facilities
Part B: Commercial Bid
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Additional carpet area (primary & secondary))
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Corpus fund/ cash incentive
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Compensation for alternate accommodation
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Offer rate for extra carpet area, if requested
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Free parking spaces etc
Suggesting draft for advertisement (Tender Notice) in a newspaper
Managing sale of tenders & receipt of bids
Attending a joint meeting at your Society office for opening of bids
Preparing a comparative statement from bids received
Providing technical support for the selection process including joint meetings, visits to
developers' ongoing projects and negotiations with the developers
Preparing final shortlist of bidders
Phase III: Project Monitoring
Our services in this phase shall be offered in the following three stages:
Pre-execution Stage
Review of Proposal from Selected Developer:
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Review of technical content in the Redevelopment Agreement based on the Tender Document
and other terms negotiated with the selected developer
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Review of plans prepared by the developer to check conformity with agreed carpet areas
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Review and approve the list of amenities, infrastructural facilities and land development offered
by the developer to check conformity with agreed terms
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Review and approve the master schedule prepared by the developer
Review of Structural Design Methodology (OPTIONAL):
We have been practicing as structural consultants for the last more than 20 years.
By virtue of this expertise, we also offer consultancy services for review of structural
design methodology adopted by the selected developer for the proposed building. This
service is, however, optional and is provided only when requested.
The structural design of the rehab part shall be reviewed with respect to the following:
Structural Design Parameters:
Loading: Dead Loads, Live Loads, Wind Loads and Earthquake Loads
Grades of structural materials: concrete and steel reinforcement
Type of foundation (with respect to geotechnical report)
Methodology of Structural Design:
Framing and load transfer
Methodology of structural analysis and design
Provision for ductile detailing
The above aspects shall be reviewed by understanding the same from the structural consultant.
For this purpose the following documents will be required from the developer:
Architectural & structural drawings
Design Basis Report covering the design parameters and methodology of structural
analysis & design
Geotechnical report specifying founding depth, ground water level and safe bearing capacity
of soil
Structural model and sample design calculations for representative structural members
A report will be submitted based on the documents received and the same shall mark the end of
our scope for Structural Design Review. Please note that the above scope consists of a limited
review of structural design and the following shall be excluded from our scope:
Structural analysis by independent modeling and calculations
Checking of structural analysis and design of structural members
Execution Stage
The Redevelopment Agreement shall be treated as the basis for the purpose of evaluation of progress and
quality of work. In this phase, we shall provide the following services:
Monitoring Progress
Progress of work shall be monitored with reference to the approved master schedule and along the following lines:
Monitoring the construction work from time to time to check their conformity with approved drawings,
construction procedures and practices
Evaluating progress of work at the site from time to time and informing the Society about the delays,
reasons thereof and suggested measures
Participating in review meetings and submitting monthly progress reports to Society
Providing interpretation of conditions of contract between the Society and the Developer whenever
specifically asked by the Society.
Monitoring Quality
Quality of work (materials and workmanship) shall be monitored along the following lines:
Checking quality of work w.r.t. architectural and structural drawings
Checking quality of work w.r.t. materials specified in contract, commonly adopted construction
techniques and good construction practices
Ordering testing of materials and products from time to time
Pointing out to the Society deviations in quality so that the Society can take necessary action
The proposed scope for quality monitoring as given above shall not substitute for checking by developer's
consultants (e.g. checking of centerline & plinth by architect, slab checking by structural engineer etc).
Responsibility of comprehensive supervision shall rest with developer & his consultants.
Completion Stage
Making a report of defects in the developer’s work and getting them rectified
Inspection of members’ flats for amenities before the same are ready for possessi
Inspection of external and common services and amenities before the rehab component is handed over
Verification of part/ full occupation certificate
Collecting necessary guarantees for waterproofing, anti -termite treatment etc from the developer and handing them over to the Society
Preparing final completion report at the end of the project
Various Modules of Services in Phase III -Project Monitoring
Module 1: Pre-execution Services
Draft Letter of Intent to be issued to the selected developer
Preparation of Flat wise Area Statement of Rehab Flats
Technical Review of Redevelopment Agreement
Review of Floor Plans & Carpet Areas of Flats
Review of Site Layout, Parking & Recreation Areas
Review of Proposed Master Schedule & Milestones
Assistance in Completing Formalities before vacating
Project Monitoring Services
Module 2: Quality & Progress Monitoring
Deputing an engineer for regular supervision
Supervision of work: civil works, finishes & services
Site visits by Project Coordinator
Quality Control & Testing of Materials
Approval of samples of materials and work
Rectification of defects
Monitoring Progress wrt Master Schedule
Monthly Meetings & Preparation of Minutes
Monthly Progress Review Reports
Module 3: Verification of Plans, Approvals & Permissions
Approved Plans & flat areas
IOD, CC, OC & other approvals & Permissions
Measurement of Carpet Areas of Rehab Flats
Module 4: Contract Management
Advising on enforcement of contractual terms
Providing interpretation of contractual terms
Site instructions and correspondence
Assisting Society in correspondence with the Developer
Advising in case of variations
Advising for resolution of disputes
Module 5: Possession (Taking Over)
Checking of Internal Amenities in Rehab Flats
Checking of External Amenities & Recreational Areas
Making a List of Defects & Rectification
Obtaining guarantees and other deliverables
Preparation of Project Completion Report
Assistance in Taking Over of Completed Project
Module 6: Special Services(Optional … Provided on request)
Review of Structural Design Methodology
Online tracking of progress of work on MRC website