Project

ALVA TUNISIA PRODUCTION UNIT

Description of the work

ALVA TUNISIA PRODUCTION UNIT

This single-lot project consists of the construction of a car airbag manufacturing plant. The complex includes a two-story (ground floor + 2 floors) production unit, ancillary facilities, a kitchen and company restaurant, as well as various technical rooms. The site has been designed with perimeter roads for light vehicles and transport trucks, ensuring efficient logistics for production operations.

Project Details

Client: ALVA TUNISIA

Project Completion: 2021

Location: Chbedda , Ben Arous

Amount: 11 500 000 DT

Scope of work:

Earthworks
Structural work: reinforced concrete in foundations and walls with several types of floors (hollow core slabs, joists and infill blocks, solid slabs, etc.)
Finishing work: masonry, plastering, waterproofing, epoxy coating, wood, aluminum and metal joinery, suspended ceilings, landscaping
Special works packages: high-voltage electricity, low-voltage electricity, plumbing, air conditioning, heating, fire safety
Road and utility works
Furniture

Project Specificities:

Furniture Project management under extremely tight deadlines: The construction of an 18,000 m² factory in just 10 months, with the first part delivered in only 5 months for a rapid start of production, while continuing work on the rest of the site, involves particularly complex site management and demonstrates meticulous planning, flawless coordination of teams and a sustained pace of work.
Implementation in the context of a global pandemic (COVID-19): Carrying out a project of this scale during a period of global disruption (travel restrictions, confinement of infected workers, supply problems, strict health measures) represents a considerable logistical and organizational challenge.
Varied and optimized structural design: Use of different types of floors (hollow slabs, beams and infill blocks, solid slabs) to meet the structural and functional requirements of the spaces, with ceiling heights of up to 7 meters.

Key Figures:

Tight deadline: 10 months with delivery of part of the factory in just 5 months
Covered area: 18,000 m²
Production plant area: Approximately 13,000 m²
Area of ancillary premises: 5,000 m²

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