TEE international bags 3 engineering contracts at $95m

It increased order book to $324 million.

Singapore mainboard-listed TEE International was on a roll as it bagged contracts amounting to $95 million in the past month to date, increasing total outstanding order book to $324 million.

The engineering and construction group, through its subsidiary PBT engineering, has acquired contracts with AXA Tower, PSB Academy, and Seletar Airport.

The group will provide addition & alteration (A&A) and extension works to the existing AXA Tower, a 52-storey landmark Grade A office development in Shenton way.

"The scope of work includes Architectural, Structural, Landscape and Mechanical & Electrical (“M&E”) services, which will be completed in phases over thirty-three months from the
commencement date," the group said in a statement.

For PBS Academy deal, TEE is to administer A&A and interior fit-out works for its client's new campus at Marina Square Building which spans 100,00 sq ft.

The group will also provide M&E works for the sunken glide path building at Seletar Airport.

“In times of economic headwinds, being awarded these new contracts bear testament to our strive for quality services. We are determined to enhance our track record as a trusted partner in the engineering industry and will continue to pursue more contracts with both repeat and new customers,” TEE Managing Director Eric Phua said.

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