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[ JAF.04 ]Construction | Infrastructure

Build to a standard. Hand over with confidence.

We carry out building construction, refurbishment and infrastructure maintenance with planning, safety and coordination – on new builds and in spaces that have to keep running.

JAF | Build

From new build
to operational
continuity.

That experience spans residential and commercial buildings, industrial units, public infrastructure, refurbishment and maintenance. Landscaping, signage and water and drainage systems are specialisms of their own, and coordinate with the build with no change of contact. Every job is planned around safety, quality, schedule and fit with its setting.

Which of these
sounds like your situation?

Each entry leads to the capability that answers it. When a project needs more than one, the same team coordinates them.

01 – Service

Building construction

We build housing, commercial premises, offices and public facilities.

02 – Service

Refurbishment and restoration

We restore, maintain and adapt existing buildings and heritage properties to new uses.

03 – Service

Infrastructure maintenance

We carry out preventive, planned and corrective work to keep infrastructure available and performing.

04 – Service

Industrial units and facilities

We build, extend and adapt structures for manufacturing, logistics and storage.

05 – Alongside

Signage

Road marking and technical and operational signage are a specialism of their own, and coordinate with the build with no change of contact.

[ See Signage → ]
06 – Alongside

Plumbing

Water, drainage and heating networks are a specialism of their own, and coordinate with the build with no change of contact.

[ See Plumbing → ]
JAF.04 | CONSTRUCTION [ JAF | MANIFESTO ]

The build.

Where the drawing becomes a place. Where the calculation becomes structure. Where time becomes handover.

Work under way next to occupied housing

JAF.04 | Operations

Working without
losing sight of
the operation.

In spaces that stay in use, we step up planning, coordination with the client and the management of access, safety, noise, circulation and work phases. Methods are adapted to keep the disruption to existing activity down.

Work that
gets delivered.

Real photographs of JAF Construções sites – housing, refurbishment, infrastructure and maintenance work, both under way and recently handed over.

JAF Construções site – general view
01 – Works
JAF Construções site
02 – Works
Interior painting by a JAF Construções team
03 – Works
JAF Construções site – aerial view
04 – Works
Concrete pour – JAF Construções
05 – Concrete pour
JAF Construções site
06 – Works

The work,
up close.

From the technical gesture to handover – welding, masonry, screed and finishes carried out by the in-house teams of JAF Construções.

Ornamental plaster ceiling in a refurbishment project
01 – Refurbishment
Welding work – JAF Construções team
02 – Welding
Brick masonry walls and lightweight slab on a JAF Construções site
03 – Masonry
Angle-grinder cutting – sparks on a JAF site
04 – Cutting
Laying screed inside a building under construction
05 – Screed
Grupo JAF team working next to an airport terminal
06 – Team
Welding detail on a steel structure
07 – Structure

How we work
on site.

Four stages that structure every job, from planning to handover.

Planning

01

We set out phases, resources, responsibilities, risks and checkpoints.

Safety

02

We apply the safety procedures that suit the site, the tasks and the operations under way.

Coordination

03

We keep the client, site management, the teams, suppliers and the authorities involved in constant contact.

Quality and handover

04

We control execution, keep the document record, close out non-conformities and organise the handover.

Where we build.

The work cuts across residential, commercial, industrial and critical-infrastructure sectors – with team, process and schedule adapted to each setting.

01 – Sector

Residential

We deliver developments, multi-family housing, refurbishment and building conversions.

02 – Sector

Retail and services

We build and refurbish office buildings, hotels, retail units and shared public spaces.

03 – Sector

Industrial and logistics

We build and adapt industrial units, production plants, warehouses and supporting infrastructure.

04 – Sector

Airport infrastructure

We carry out maintenance, upkeep and works in environments with high operational demands. [ View the dedicated page → ]

05 – Sector

Public infrastructure

We build and refurbish public facilities, public buildings and heritage properties.

Projects you can see.
Results on record.

Projects across different contexts and building types, each with its location, scope and outcome on record.

A project may not
end at construction.

Once handed over, a building consumes energy, can produce it, and needs managing. We have those capabilities, and they come in with no change of contact.

JAF.02 | PREPARATION

Before asking for a proposal, six details shorten the first assessment.

  • Where the works are.
  • Type of work – building from scratch, refurbishing, maintaining or working around a live operation.
  • Current condition of the building or infrastructure.
  • Scope you have in mind.
  • Deadline or expected window.
  • Documentation available – tender documents, drawings, bills of quantities.

Before you put a tender out.

Yes. Construction & Infrastructure takes enquiries about tenders, proposals, quotations and technical partnerships.

Send the background to the tender through the Group contacts. The team responsible assesses the opportunity and confirms whether it will take part.

  • Contracting authority;
  • Location and subject matter;
  • Deadline;
  • Documentation available.

Yes. In an assessment or tender enquiry, the tender documents, the design, the bills of quantities and the remaining technical material can decide the analysis. Receiving documentation is not a commitment to submit a proposal.

Yes, where the request falls within the areas the Group works in. State the area, the location, the scope, the deadline you have in mind and the documentation that exists, so it reaches the right team.

It depends on how complex the request is and on the information needed to assess it. The Group does not set a date before the team responsible has reviewed the scope – a deadline given before that would be a number with nothing behind it.

A site visit may be needed, depending on the nature and complexity of the project. Whether one is required, and when it can happen, is decided by the team responsible after a first review.

Have a project to build or refurbish?

Tell us what you want to build, refurbish or maintain. With the location, scope and expected timeline, the first assessment comes back faster.

Your request goes to the team responsible for the area you selected, which reviews the context you sent and may ask for further information.