Tender launched for more prefab hubs

A 20,000 sqm land parcel at Kaki Bukit Road will be leased specifically for productivity-boosting construction and prefabrication hubs.

According to the Building and Construction Authority, this will aid construction firms who wish to automate their production process for precast components, and will yield higher output for the resources used.

Here's more from the BCA:

BCA is facilitating more prefab hubs to be built and has launched the first tender for a 20,000 sqm land parcel at Kaki Bukit Road, for the development of other Integrated Construction and Prefabrication Hubs (ICPHs). The land parcel comes with a lease term of 30 years and the tender is open to all precasters, contractors and precaster-contractor Joint Ventures.

Through the development of multi-storey ICPHs, land use is optimised and higher productivity is achieved through automated production processes, which will change the landscape of the precast and prefabrication industry in Singapore. The development of these multi-storey ICPHs is one of the initiatives outlined in BCA's Construction Productivity Roadmap.

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