A deep construction site of wall and core formwork

Integrated structural delivery

One contract. One program. One team for the frame.

Most structures are built by three trades that each answer for their own part. We answer for the whole structure.

The idea

Vantis Structures was established to give builders a coordinated approach to formwork, reinforcement and concrete. Instead of three subcontracts and three programs, the builder has one structural package, sequenced and delivered by one team.

The difference

Three separate trades, or one structural contractor

Three separate tradesVantis Structures
ContractsThree to negotiate and manageOne for the whole structure
ProgramThree programs for the builder to alignOne structural program
HandoversCoordinated by the builderInside our own team
Pour bookingBooked around other trades' readinessBooked once our steel is signed off
AccountabilitySplit across three partiesOne party answers for the frame

How it works

One sequence, run by one team

Price

Formwork, reinforcement and concrete priced together from your drawings.

Program

One structural program built around your wider program.

Build

Forms, steel, inspection and pour sequenced level by level.

Hand over

Each level handed back to your program on the agreed date.

The trades

What sits inside the package

Suspended slab formwork on props with the city skyline behind

Formwork

Slabs, columns, walls and beams, formed to the drawings and ready for steel on the day the program says.

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A steelfixer tying reinforcing mesh on a slab

Steelfixing

Reinforcement supplied, placed and tied to the structural drawings, ready for inspection before the pour.

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A concrete crew screeding a freshly poured slab

Concrete

Pours planned with the formwork and steel already in place, then placed, finished and cured.

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More than trades

A stronger tomorrow for the builders we work with.

Partnership is one of our five values: stronger together. Integrated delivery is what it looks like on site.

Questions

About integrated delivery

Because most structural delays happen between trades: formwork not ready for the steelfixers, steel not ready for the inspection, a pour booked before either. With one team the handovers happen inside our program, and there is one party accountable for the frame.

By sequencing the three trades ourselves. The formwork, the steel and the pour sit in one program, so the next crew is ready when the last one finishes and the builder is not left coordinating the gaps.

Talk to us. We are set up to deliver all three together, which is where the coordination pays off, but tell us the scope you need and we will tell you straight how we can help.

Builders. We were set up to give builders a coordinated approach to the structure, with one contract and one point of contact for the formwork, the reinforcement and the concrete.

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One price for the structure. Send the drawings.

Formwork, reinforcement and concrete, priced and programmed together.