Federal Government buildings of Nepal house the country’s key administrative and governance offices, including ministries, executive agencies, and parliamentary institutions. These buildings serve as central hubs for national decision-making, policy implementation, and federal administration. Following recent political unrest, many government buildings in Nepal suffered severe fire damage, including concrete spalling, cracking, and structural distortion—posing major safety risks in a seismically vulnerable country. To restore these facilities quickly and safely, the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) and DUDBC are initiating a Government-to-Government (G-to-G) program for detailed damage assessment and repair or retrofitting design based on national codes and internationally accepted fire-damage standards. ChesCo has been assigned the crucial task of assessing and planning the recovery for the severely damaged Federal Government buildings.