Solutions
A modular building price received before wind, snow, seismic, storey, and destination data is only a budget indication. Reds10 organizes those inputs before requesting comparable supplier quotations. A late stair or corridor change can affect structural scope, shipping volume, and installation sequencing.
Our scope covers supplier matching, quotation comparison, sample coordination, inspection coordination, consolidation, and export document follow-up. The chosen supplier is responsible for manufacture and evidence for its product. Local qualified professionals handle permits, foundation design, and utility approvals.
An external stair change can alter the wind area and transport plan. We ask each shortlisted supplier to identify price exclusions and revision triggers before the buyer accepts a quotation.
Corner posts, lifting points, and service penetrations are coordinated in the model. A clash on a sanitary stack is cheaper here than on the line.
Request a first-unit inspection plan from the selected supplier. Coordinate an independent inspection when the buyer approves the inspection scope.
Confirm the proposed factory MEP boundary in drawings and request test records. A supplier lighting package does not imply site HVAC, medical services, or utility connection.
Welded boxes and bolted kits use different stow plans. The method statement names pick order so the crane does not lift the roof module before the base module is set.
A bolted frame can improve packing density. Ask for the proposed unit count per 40HQ and the site bolt torque and alignment procedure. For galvanized steel, request the coating designation and the supplier’s repair instructions for cut edges and any site welds.
A welded module arrives with the envelope closed and more of the interior already fitted. The carrier needs the packed dimensions of the complete module to assess road restrictions and permits. The supplier must document lifting points for the selected unit, while the local engineer verifies the pad interface.
For a classroom RFQ, ask each supplier to submit a wall U-value and assembly fire evidence for the offered core and thickness. Doors, joints, and penetrations need separate review by the project fire consultant.
For a clinic RFQ, request the proposed steel grade and a marked MEP interface. Medical gas and local clinical approvals remain with appointed specialists. Compare the supplier drawing against the scope schedule before purchase.
We identify missing inputs such as wind, snow, seismic category, storeys, panel core, and destination port. Supplier quotations lacking those inputs remain budgetary until evidence is checked.