Soilbuild Construction bags $85.5m contracts in Singapore

Soilbuild will work on Projects in Tampines and Bedok.

Soilbuild Construction has secured two new contracts worth $85.5m for projects in Tampines and Bedok.

The projects include the construction of a 10-storey multiple-user industrial development at Tampines North, as well as a precast and prefabrication contract for the supply and delivery of precast components to an HDB project at Bedok.

The Tampines North project will be built to achieve the eco-sustainable rating of Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy under the Building & Construction Authority’s (BCA) Green Mark Certification Scheme.

With the addition of the new contracts, Soilbuild Construction’s order book rose to approximately $1.23b.

“As a green builder, we will continue to increase the use of technology and data to better enable our customers to adapt to the energy transition and develop resilient infrastructure within their property portfolios,” Lim Han Ren, executive director and group CEO of Soilbuild Construction said.

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