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Civil Engineering & Construction

Markets and Trading Centres

Open and covered markets, stalls, loading yards, drainage and sanitation for municipalities and trader groups.

About Markets and Trading Centres

Markets and Trading Centres

Well-built markets keep traders dry, goods clean and customers safe. We construct covered halls, stalls, drainage, paved yards, water points, toilets and waste collection areas, with layouts that allow smooth movement and fire access.

What we do

  • Layout planning for stalls, aisles, loading and parking
  • Foundations, structure and roofing
  • Paved floors with drainage falls
  • Water, toilets and waste collection points
  • Electrical lighting and security provisions
  • Fencing, gates and signage

What we need from you to quote

  • Site location and size, and number of traders to be served
  • Types of goods sold, such as fresh produce, clothing or meat
  • Existing market layout and problems
  • Water, power and drainage availability
  • Approvals from the local authority
  • Funding source and project phases
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Have a project in mind?

Send your scope, drawings or a bill of quantities and our engineers will respond with a clear proposal.

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