Soilbuild Construction secures $103m in new contracts

New deals cover an industrial facility and HDB precast supply.

Soilbuild Construction Group has secured approximately $103m in new contracts, including additional work for an existing project, bringing its order book to about $809m.

The contracts include the construction of an industrial facility in northeastern Singapore, which is expected to receive its temporary occupation permit by the first quarter (Q1) of 2028.

The company also secured a deal to supply and deliver precast components for a Housing and Development Board public housing project in Bukit Merah, scheduled for completion by Q2 2028.

In addition, Soilbuild received a variation order involving an expanded scope of work for an existing construction project, which is expected to be completed by Q2 2027.

Soilbuild Construction executive director and group CEO Lim Han Ren said the company remains selective in pursuing new projects.

"We remain disciplined in our tendering approach, prioritising opportunities that align with our capabilities and commercial objectives," Lim said.

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