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Chairman NAB visits under construction site of NAB Headquarter

byCT Report
11/05/2017
in Islamabad
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ISLAMABAD: Qamar Zaman Chaudhry, Chairman NAB visited the under construction site of the new office building for NAB Headquarter located at Sector G-5/1, Islamabad and reviewed the latest physical progress on ground in order to inspect the pace and quality of work here on Thursday.

During the briefing, it was informed by DG, PWD, Chief Engineer, PWD, Consultant and Contractors that in the light of the directions of Chairman NAB during his last visit on the under construction site, the construction work is continue with full pace and structure of the building has been completed, said a press release here.

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Fixating of glass and fixing of artificial granite, underground water interception system, aluminum foil fixing around basement and electrification work was under progress.

The pace of work on external development along with internal finishes like false ceiling, PVC paneling etc. has also been near to completion.

The machinery including Generators, Lifts, HVAC System has been arranged which will be installed very shortly.

The Chairman NAB directed all concerned that efforts should be made to complete the remaining work including internal and external electrification work, procurement of lifts, public health work etc as per schedule, ensuring all quality standards in accordance with PPRA rules as per schedule.

He expressed his concern over the delay in the completion of the project and emphasized for making all out efforts for completion of the under construction of new building of NAB Headquarter.  The Chairman NAB directed Chief Engineer, PWD, Consultant and Contractors to complete the remaining work of the project according to the schedule.

He said that there will be no compromise on the quality of material, construction work and all codal formalities in tendering/award of remaining work etc should be completed transparently according to government rules/policy.

 

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