TEE, Advancer Global partner up for joint tenders

The alliance will also invest in different projects in the Asia Pacific.

Engineering firm TEE International Limited (TEE) and services provider Advancer Global Limited (Advancer Global) partnered up for strategic collaborations for new business ventures.

According to a press release, the partnership will focus on exploring possibilities of joint tenders that require both mechanical and electrical engineering and facility management.

The alliance also aims to "create synergies" by leveraging off each other's expertise, experience, track record, and manpower.

The partnership will also serve as a way to invest in facilities management projects in the Asia Pacific.

Advancer Global CEO and executive director Gary Chin said, “Our combined expertise and strong track records will put Advancer Global at a more competitive position in the value chain of real estate facilities management, allowing us to better utilise our resources and creating value-added and specialised services for our customers. This Alliance will also bolster our confidence in pursuing new projects in the domestic market as well as to expand beyond the shores of Singapore.”

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