TEE International clinches $26m worth of engineering contracts

Its order book now stands at $467m.

Mainboard-listed TEE International revealed that its Engineering business was awarded approximately $26 million worth of contracts from repeat and new clients in Singapore, thereby achieving a total outstanding order book of about $467 million.

Amongst the repeat clients, TEE was awarded two new contracts from Changi Airport Group, under which the firm will carry out addition and alteration works for the existing arrival hall coach stand and north bus gate at Changi Airport Terminal 1 and 2 respectively.

Other new engineering contracts awarded by notable repeat clients include, CapitaLand Retail Management and Marina Bay Sands.

In addition, TEE was awarded two projects to carry out A&A works for existing institutional buildings such as the Singapore University of Technology and Design and Temasek Polytechnic.

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