DWASAL Project Progress: Office & Weighbridge Update – 20 March Type *
Construction advances at DWASAL as the office building reaches lintel level while the weighbridge is fully cemented and completed at foundation level.
The DWASAL project continues to progress efficiently, with major developments recorded across both the office building and weighbridge as of 20 March.
The office building has reached the lintel stage, with walling works nearly complete and the structure now entering upper construction phases. This milestone highlights steady advancement toward roofing and final structural works.
At the same time, the weighbridge has been successfully cemented and well leveled, providing a strong and durable surface ready for operational use. The completion of this stage marks a critical step in ensuring long-term functionality and reliability.
Overall, the project remains on track, with both structures showing visible progress and quality execution as construction moves forward.
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