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This project involves the procurement and construction of the new administrative building for the Iran Mercantile Exchange. The development comprises a 24-storey steel structure with a total built-up area of approximately 38,500 m², including 8 basement levels, 1 ground floor, and 14 upper floors, reaching a height of 84 meters with a 28-meter excavation depth. The scope includes the execution of structural steel works, architectural works, mechanical and electrical installations, fireproofing, façade works, landscaping, procurement, and full construction services through final delivery. Major activities include steel fabrication and erection, roof and shear wall construction, fireproof coating application, masonry, finishing, façade installation, MEP and low-current systems, and external works.the Building Type
is Administrative and the structure is metal and the Under ground Floors is 8.
The Iran Mercantile Exchange Administrative Building Project comprises the procurement and complete construction of a modern high-rise administrative headquarters, including structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and finishing works through final project delivery. Designed as a 24-story steel-framed building, the development includes 8 underground floors, 1 ground floor, and 14 upper floors, providing advanced office facilities within a highly engineered urban structure.
The project features a 38,500 m² built-up area with an 84 m structural height and 28 m of deep excavation. The scope of work includes structural steel fabrication and erection, reinforced concrete works, fireproofing, façade installation, architectural finishing, mechanical and electrical systems, low-current systems, landscaping, and all associated procurement and construction activities. The building’s steel structural system was designed to meet the technical requirements of a modern high-rise administrative facility while ensuring structural performance, durability, and construction efficiency.
Construction activities comprised 3,900 tons of structural steel works, 12,500 m³ of reinforced concrete, 975 tons of reinforcement, and 44,000 m² of formwork. Executed by Omran Maroon Engineers Co. as the Contractor, the project was carried out in accordance with engineering standards, technical specifications, and contractual requirements throughout the 33-month contract period, delivering a landmark administrative building with integrated structural, architectural, and building service systems.
The execution of the Iran Mercantile Exchange Administrative Building Project engaged multidisciplinary engineering, technical, and construction teams throughout the project implementation. The delivery of a 24-story steel-framed administrative building, together with 8 underground levels, deep excavation, architectural works, façade installation, fireproofing, and complete mechanical and electrical systems, required the coordinated efforts of specialists in structural steel construction, civil engineering, architectural finishing, MEP systems, façade engineering, and project management.
The project’s comprehensive EPC-style scope, incorporating steel fabrication and erection, reinforced concrete works, architectural construction, fireproofing, low-current systems, landscaping, and final building delivery, demanded efficient workforce planning, continuous technical supervision, and close coordination among engineering and construction teams to maintain quality, safety, and adherence to the project schedule throughout all phases of execution.
As the Contractor, Omran Maroon Engineers Co. managed and coordinated all construction and procurement activities, ensuring effective workforce organization and the successful delivery of the project in full compliance with technical specifications, contractual requirements, and project objectives throughout the 33-month contract period.
Omran Maroon Engineers Co. manages the procurement and supply of construction materials, equipment, and site resources through an integrated supply chain management system. Procurement activities are carried out in accordance with project schedules, technical specifications, and quality requirements, ensuring the timely availability of materials and equipment while supporting efficient project execution.
