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Introduction INTRODUCTION RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION (PVT) LTD IS OWNED AND MANAGED BY A TEAM OF WELL EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS DEALING WITH ALL KIND OF CONTRACTS RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2012.WE ARE FLEXIBLE, INNOVATIVE, RESPONSIVE AND AN ENTREPRENEURIAL ORGANIZATION. RANSAVI HAS COMPLETED MANY PROJECTS IN LAST YEARS. SINCE THE INSPECTION OF THE COMPANY IT HAS BEEN ATTAINED AND MAINTAINED EVER RISING STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE. RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION (PVT)LTD HAS REGISTERED WITH CIDA AS A C3 CATEGORY CONSTRUCTION FIRM RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. OUR VISION WE ARE A FAMILY OWNED COMPANY, COMMITTED TO BECOMING THE CONTRACTOR OF CHOICE, PURSUING EXCELLENCE THROUGH DEDICATION, EXPERIENCE AND DISCIPLINED EMPLOYEES WITH AN ONGOING PASSION TO DELIVER QUALITY, TIMELY AND PROFITABLE PROJECTS. RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. OUR MISSION OUR MISSION IS TO BE A DYNAMIC TEAM, PROVIDING THE HIGHEST QUALITY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES AVAILABLE . RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. PERTICULERS OF THE ORGANIZATION Name : Ransavi Construction (pvt) Ltd. Address : No 84, Koralawella, Moratuwa.Sri Lanka. Telephone : +94 112 659 701/2 +94 702 770 250 FAX : +94 112 659 703 E mail : [email protected] [email protected] RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION (pvt) LTD, has in corporate in the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka under the company Act No 07 of 2007 incorporation No PV 89971 and also a member of NCASL & CIDA(ICTAD),bearing C3 (CIDA registration No C-12409) RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. FIELD OF ACTIVITY Hotel and Bungalow in Leisure Industries Office Complex Housing Projects Multi Stories Buildings Infrastructure Development Works Water Retaining Structure Sump and water Distribution System Sewer Treatment Plant and Sewer Disposal System Water Supply and Drainage System School Building Factory Complex Landscaping Improvement RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. MEMBERSHIP AND ACCREDITATIONS GRADE C3-ICTAD NO C-12409 National Construction Association of Sri Lanka. Membership No-R 6604 RANSAVI obtained the accreditation ISO 9001:2015 RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS NCASL MERIT WESTERN BRANCH-2018 UVA CONSTRUCTION EXCELLENCY AWARDS-2018 (Extension and Renovation at Hibiscus Beach Hotel Mahawakaduwa- (B/Vijaya Vidyalaya Construction of Junior Secondry of Laboratory Kaluthara) with Science,Maths,e-library and ICT with class room (phase 1)) RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. CIDA PROVICIAL AWARD (WESTERN BRANCH-2019) (Construction of Six unit housing at No 135/18 &135/19 Sri Saranankara Road Dehiwala.) RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. KEY PERSONAL H.I.S Fonseka Chairman/Managing Director 23 years of Experience Senior Quantity Surveyor IQSSL membership No RP-1301 P.D.Chaminda General Manager 15 years of Experience Bsc.Eng(Hon), AMIE(SL) W.R.L.Silva Construction Manager 15 years of Experience NCT (CIVIL) W.Y.S. Fernando Engineer 03 years of Experience Bsc.Eng(Hon), AMIE(SL) S.G.D.B. Prasanna Engineer 09 years of Experience HNDE(CIVIL) Member of IIESL G.M.Sanjaya Gihan Quantity Surveyor 10 years of Experience NDQS-VTA BTech QS-UNIVOTECH RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. W.A.C.Fernando Senior Technical Officer 14 years of Experience NCT (CIVIL) R.G.S.M.Wijesinghe Senior Technical Officer 13 years of Experience NCT (CIVIL) I.G.A.S.Weerasinghe Technical Officer 11 years of Experience ICTAD-CIVIL W.A.Chamara lal Accountant 28 years of Experience AAT-SL RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. COMPLETED PROJECTS Year Name of Client Name of Project B.G.Shirke Constrcution Technology Pvt 2013 Construction of Five Overhead water tanks at estate No. Ltd 54, Baseline Mawatha , Colombo-9 2013 Assalaarachchi Construction(Pvt)Ltd Construction of Interior works for the Ministry of civil Aviation at Sethsiripaya New Building, Battaramulla B.G.Shirke Constrcution Technology Pvt 2013 Construction of Three Overhead water tanks at estate Ltd No. 54, Baseline Mawatha , Colombo-9 Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) 2013 Temporary Hut cover using steel and timber structure at Ltd BIA for CHOGAM 2014 Colombo Municipal Council Renovation to existing shopping complex and proposed new building to public market at Kirulapone,Colombo 5 2014 Colombo Municipal Council Construction of Waiting Hall at Borella Cemetery,Colombo 08 2014 University of Moratuwa Lanscape development for Buddha Stature Area Stage II RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. National Water Supply & Drainage Board- 2014 Construction of Mirahawatta Water Supply Scheme Bandarawela National Water Supply & Drainage Board- 2014 Painting & Completeing Balance work of 2000m3 Bandarawela capacity package plant for Okkampitiya B.G.Shirke Constrcution Technology Pvt 2014 Construction of three under ground sump tanks at Estate Ltd 54 & 66 Baseline Mawatha , Colombo-9 2014 University of Moratuwa Refurbishment of Library Toilets National Water Supply & Drainage Board- 2014 Construction of Chemical House Bandarawela National Water Supply & Drainage Board- 2014 Construction of Care Taker quarters at Guruthalawa for Bandarawela Boralanda WSS Construction of Aluminium Door frame with plywood 2014 Assalaarachchi Construction(Pvt)Ltd Doors,Windows,Fanlights for the Block-A Salamulla 216 nos Housing project at Kolonnawa Improvement of Electrical Work of the New extension 2014 University of Moratuwa building at Department of building economics National Water Supply & Drainage Board- 2015 Construction of Roughing filters (3 Nos) and 40 cum Ferro Bandarawela Cement Tank Landscaping the Area from Main Gate upto the Buddha 2015 University of Moratuwa Statue (Including the water tank,side of the TLM and frount of the Library) RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. National Water Supply & Drainage Board- 2015 Renovation of lobby area,corridors and toilets in Ratmalana Thelawala building Ratmalana 2015 University of Moratuwa Expanding the space for research unit 2015 Colombo Municipal Council Proposed renovations to quarters & ayurvedic dispensary at Dematagoda, Colombo 9 2015 IESL College of Engineering (Pvt)Ltd Landscape works for Refurbishment of IESL College of Engineering 2015 University of Moratuwa Miscellaneous Electrical works at Various Departments & Divisions-01 B.G.Shirke Constrcution Technology Pvt 2015 Supplying materials,fabrication and installation of Ltd Aluminium Windows at Estate 54 & 66 2015 University of Moratuwa Rehabilitation of Court yard of the Civil Engineering Complex 2016 V.D.De.S.Jayasuriya Proposed Mix Development for Mr & Mrs Peiris (6 Storied Building) 2016 Ceylon Electricity Board Construction of Stores Building for the LECO supply source enhancement Project 2016 Colombo Municipal Council Balance work of Nawagampura Pavillion, Colombo 13 RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. 2016 Colombo Municipal Council Renovation to Ayurvedic drug manufactory at Veluwana Place,Dematagoda,Colombo-09 2016 NWS&DB-Bandarawela Construction of Flocculator for Ambagasdowa WSS 2016 NWS&DB-Bandarawela Construction of Stores building at welimada Water supply Scheme Construction of Intake Roughing filter Chlorine & Care Taker 2016 NWS&DB-Bandarawela House and 100 cum Ferrocement Tank for Boragas WSS Keppetipola 2016 Colombo Municipal Council Repairs to Magazine Road depot at Borella 2016 Colombo Municipal Council Construction of boundry wall and fence at Vystyke Playground,Colombo 15 2016 Colombo Municipal Council Proposed addition to Fire Service Department at Gradpass , Colombo-14 2016 NWS&DB-Bandarawela Construction of Retaining Walls & Site works Airport and Aviation Services (Sri 2016 Interior Works for the Ministry of Trnasport & Civil Aviation at Lanka) Ltd Sethsiripaya 2016 Tetra Tech Inc Operators Quarters and OIC Quarters for Badulla Haliela and Ella Integrated Water Supply Project ( Pahse ll ) 2016 University of Moratuwa Refurbishment of Central Cafeteria-Stage II RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. 2016 University of Moratuwa Fixing Sound absorption panel for the Department of Town & Country Planning Auditorium 2017 Colombo Municipal Council Construction of Holiday Home at Kataragama Divisional Engineers Office- Repairs of Buildings at WP/PILI/Puwakaraba Methodist High 2017 Rathmalana School Balance Work of Rahupola Water Supply Scheme At UVA 2017 NWS&DB-Bandarawela Paranagama Westmorland Intake Improvement,Construction of Care 2017 NWS&DB-Bandarawela Takers's and Access Bridge for Badulla water Supply Project. Partitioning work of Ministry of Plantation Industries 11th Floor 2017 Ministry of Plantation Industries Sethsiripaya Stage II Battaramulla. 2017 University of Moratuwa Proposed student centre (on the top floor of the Goda Canteen ) at University of Moratuwa. 2017 Colombo Municipal Council Renovation of Vincent Perera Reception Hall, Colombo- 14. Proposed Extension to the Department of Town & Country 2017 University of Moratuwa Planing of the University of Moratuwa. 2017 NWS&DB-Bandarawela Construction of Valve Chambers and House for Keppetipola ,Boralanda and Haputale water Supply Scheme RANSAVI CONSTRUCTION(PVT)LTD. Extension and Renovation at Hibiscus Beach Hotel 2017 Hibiscus Beach Hotel Mahawakaduwa-Kaluthara 2017 Colombo Municipal Council Refurbishment of Committee Room at Town Hall, Colombo 7 Landscaping Area from the Buddha Statue to the Textile 2017 University of Moratuwa Auditorium 2017 NWS&DB-Bandarawela Laying of UPVC & DI pipes for kithal ella for Bandarawela 2017 Ceylon Electricity Board Renovation of Stores Building at Fullerton Stores 2018 Ceylon Electricity Board Renovation of Stores Building at Fullerton Stores 2018 Ceylon Electricity Board Construction of katukurunda Primary Substation Construction of Podium Erection of Funeral
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