King Wan secured $21m worth of contracts from July to October

It involves four new mechanical and electrical projects.

Mainboard-listed King Wan Corporation today revealed that it has secured four new mechanical and electrical projects in Singapore during the period from July 2014 to October 2014, worth a total of S$21 million.

The four projects include the installation of plumbing, sanitary and electrical systems for a 9200-bed purpose built workers dormitory, which will be outfitted with comprehensive communal, recreational and commercial facilities specifically catering to the needs of its residents. This dormitory is located at Tuas South Street 13.

It also includes tha aircon and mechanical ventilation system installation for the New Futura located at Leonie Hill Road, a 124-unit condominium project with basement carparks and communal facilities.

The other two contracts are for the plumbing and sanitary installation for Assisi Hospice, a medical care building with a basement carpark, located along Thomson Road, and the aircon and mechanical ventilation system installation for Addition & Alteration works for an office unit in Singapore.

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