Achievement
Published
A priced bill of quantities, progress recorded item by item, and a certificate approved only against what was actually built.
Manarco Contracting tied project execution to the bill of quantities: progress is recorded per item with its date, so completion is known from the work rather than from an estimate.
The certificate is built from that record, then approved and collected, keeping retention and the outstanding balance visible rather than forgotten.
Instalments known in count and amount, a remaining balance readable at any moment, and transfer of title on the final instalment.
The entity and its registration are unchanged; only the name moved from “InfraTech” to ITL, followed by logos, letterheads and contracts.
One platform runs all eight companies — operations, accounting, HR and contracts — with numbers reaching the holding dashboard the moment they are created.
Tell us what you need, and the reply comes from the company the request concerns.
