Admo Steel awarded Rs.100 mn Ashok Leyland vehicle yard project

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Chairman of Vinseth Group, Bede Cooray and CEO of Lanka Ashok Leyland, Umesh Gautam at the ground-breaking ceremony

Admo Steel Building and Construction Division of Vinseth Engineering Pvt. Ltd., was recently awarded a landmark project contract worth Rs.100 million by Lanka Ashok Leyland, for construction of its new Vehicle Yard (100,000 sq. ft.) at the Panagoda Industrial Zone.

The scope of the contract includes the design and fabrication pertaining to its construction and development, as well as structural and finishing works for the new vehicle yard facility.

The official ground breaking ceremony was held on 27th Aug 2015 in the presence of the Chairman of Vinseth Group Bede Cooray, Board of Directors and Management of Vinseth Engineering (Pvt) Ltd and CEO of Lanka Ashok Leyland Umesh Gautam together with the management team of Lanka Ashok Leyland.

The project encompasses several component parts that require completion within a pre-determined time frame, demanding an exceptional degree of attention to detail in keeping with the client’s requirements for stringent safety and lasting quality.

Nirosh Muthukuda, General Manager of Vinseth Engineering (Pvt) Ltd commented, “Admo has become widely recognized as one of the country’s leaders in the field due to the prompt completion of such projects, and meeting all pre-specification requirements to 100 percent accuracy. Admo is also known for its emphasis on success, achieved by the development of an extensive supply network and a flexible and efficient workforce. We look forward to meeting the challenges presented by this project from start to successful completion to the complete satisfaction of
our client.”

Admo Steel Building and Construction services was launched to meet Sri Lanka’s demand for pre fabricated steel buildings for commercial and industrial purposes. The division has completed several large scale steel buildings across the Island with 100 percent client satisfaction. Another factor that strengthens ADMO’s position in the industry is its ISO 9001: 2008 compliant state-of-the-art production facility that manufactures key components for fabricating steel buildings such as Zinc – Aluminum alloy coated steel products and Black Iron
‘C’ purlins.

Low initial investment, speedy construction, durability, large clear spans, design flexibility, easy expansion and attractive appearance make ADMO pre fabricated steel buildings “The future of steel building construction for factory buildings, warehouses, workshops, filling stations, sports complexes, showrooms, supermarkets, office buildings and more.

Admo, which caters to clients that require a one-stop shop for industrial and commercial steel buildings, provides engineering, procurement and construction services for setting up new projects in different market sectors; design, fabrication and supply of steel buildings as well as related civil and concrete works; erection of steel buildings through full-site management teams.

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