
Kudzi Logistics needed 3 200 m² of clear-span warehousing with integrated offices on a tight Msasa site, ready to receive stock before the December peak. The programme allowed nineteen weeks — straight through the rainy season — and the budget was fixed.
We detailed and fabricated the portal frames in our own workshop while the foundations were still curing, which took eight weeks of sequencing out of the critical path. Steel was delivered in erection order, and roofing followed the frame bay by bay so the slab could be poured under cover.
Handed over two days early, on budget, with a zero-harm record across 14 800 man-hours. The client has since instructed us on a second phase — a 900 m² canopy over the loading apron.
PROJECT GALLERY
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NINETEEN WEEKS
JUNE 2025
Foundations

AUGUST 2025
Steel Erection

SEPTEMBER 2025
Roofing & Cladding

NOVEMBER 2025
Finishing & Handover





JUNE 2025
Foundations
AUGUST 2025
Steel Erection
SEPTEMBER 2025
Roofing & Cladding
NOVEMBER 2025
Finishing & Handover
WHAT THE CLIENT SAID
Nineteen weeks, through the rainy season, and they handed over two days early. The steel was fabricated properly and every invoice matched the programme.
TENDAI MUSHOREManaging Director, Kudzi LogisticsMORE WORK
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