EasyShed bike shed: ground prep, flooring and assembly

Flat-pack bike shed ready to go up: an EasyShed 2.25m x 0.78m (model EBS-2308, zinc) in my St Ives backyard. Every part and material is already on site, just bring your tools and know-how. The job: 1. Finish clearing a 2.35m x 0.88m patch (part done, concrete pavers underneath, so prep is light) and lay a compacted crusher dust base. 2. Lay the EasyShed interlocking floor tiles (a few cuts needed, layout plan supplied). 3. Assemble the shed: panels, frames and doors. 4. Anchor with the supplied pegs and fit 4 J hooks inside. On site for you: full shed kit and hardware, 18 floor tiles, 5 x 20kg bags of crusher dust, anchor pegs, J hooks, shovel, rake, screed timber and a new handsaw. Easy side access, see photos. Timing: I'm overseas until 26 November. The job is for the first week of December, and that's when I'll be accepting an offer. I'm home all that week for access and sign-off. One ground rule: this build uses the EasyShed tile and anchor peg system as supplied, which EasyShed confirms is the correct solution for this model. A previous offer tried pushing a $590 timber base instead. No upsells, please quote the listed scope only. EasyShed experience preferred.