Overview
Industry driven mainly by public sector contracts
Civil engineering forms part of the building and construction sector, contributing 3% of GDP (SGD 13 billion) of Singapore’s GDP in 2020 and employing 11% of the country’s workforce. In nominal terms, the building and construction sector reported SGD 26 billion worth of construction output for 2021.
Civil engineering represented 26% (SGD 5 billion) of total contracts awarded (SGD 21 billion) in 2020, under the building and construction sector.
Singapore estimates that the public sector (which constitutes 85% of all civil engineering contracts) accounts for 60% of the construction demand in 2021. The public sector is estimated to contribute SGD 14 billion to SGD 18 billion per year of demand, from 2023 to 2026.
Majority of key projects in the pipeline part of the MRT extension
The total value of infrastructure projects in Singapore was estimated to be USD 95.2 billion in 2019, of which around 80% were publicly funded projects. The pipeline was estimated to reach USD 9.8 billion in 2020 and USD 10.7 billion in 2021, where 45% of the spend is on the mass rapid transit (MRT) project.
Some of the key projects in the Singaporean infrastructure pipeline include the Cross Island MRT Line (Phases 2 and 3), Downtown Line Extension to Sungei Kadut, cycling path networks, relocation of the Science Centre Singapore, Toa Payoh Integrated Development, Alexandra Hospital redevelopment and new integrated hospital at Bedok.
- Construction of Phase 1 of the Cross Island MRT line (CRL1) commenced in 2020 and is expected to be completed by 2029. The government also aims to expand its railway network from 230km in 2018 to 360km by 2030, while increasing the density of the MRT, with a target to have eight out of ten households within a ten-minute walk’s reach from a train station.
- The Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) includes the Kunming–Singapore Rail Link and the East Coast Rail Link, which are collectively expected to bring broader economic growth in the region for trade and transport.
- The Terminal 5 project of the Changi International Airport is also expected to be completed by 2030. With a total investment of SGD 7.5 billion, the project includes the construction of three runway and tunneling systems on a 1,080ha area. The government has funded 70% of the investment, while the rest is being provided by Changi Airport Group, owned by the Ministry of Finance.
- Singapore’s water infrastructure project, the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System: Phase II, is valued at USD 4.8 billion and is due to be completed by 2025. The project includes 40km of deep tunnels and 60km of link sewers, which is a conveyance system that creates an interconnected network, channeling used water by gravity to the new Tuas Water Reclamation Plant (WRP).
- Located on a 35-hectare site, the Singapore Sports Hub is the first and largest Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) sports facility infrastructure project in the world and the first carbon mitigation project in Singapore, in partnership with Dow and the International Olympic Committee (IOC). It includes a new 55,000-capacity National Stadium, Indoor Stadium, 6,000-capacity Aquatic Center, 41,000 sqm Kallang Wave Mall, Youth Olympic Museum and Singapore Sports Museum.
Government initiates new funding legislation for infrastructure projects
In terms of funding infrastructure, the government has made significant moves to attract private investment towards its projects. In May 2021, Singapore passed a new law allowing the government to borrow money for long-term infrastructure projects. The Significant Infrastructure Government Loan Act (SINGA) will allow a borrowing limit of SGD 90 billion for infrastructure projects, with a minimum value of SGD billion.
The law was passed in an attempt to close the funding gap, as the government expects development spending to be about 5% of GDP annually, higher than the baseline development expenditure of 4%. Consequently, the government announced the Singapore Government Securities (Infrastructure) bond worth SGD 90 billion, which was initially introduced in the budget speech in February 2021.
Singapore targets regional infrastructure market with Infrastructure Asia
Singapore is rated among the high performers by the World Bank Benchmarking Infrastructure Development report, based on criteria at various stages of a project cycle, including its preparation, procurement and contract management.
Asian Development Bank (ADB) estimates that the demand for infrastructure in Asia will become USD 26 trillion by 2030, which requires annual investments worth USD 1.7 trillion. Of this total, the climate-adjusted investment for power will be USD 14.7 trillion, USD 8.4 trillion for transport, USD 2.3 trillion for telecommunications, and USD 800 billion for water and sanitation over the period.
East Asia is estimated to account for 61% of the investment needs through 2030, with the investment requirement as a percentage of GDP estimated to be 5.7% for the Southeast Asian region. ADB estimates a 40% funding gap in the infrastructure industry, as the Asian region currently invests an estimated USD 881 billion for infrastructure.
In an attempt to fund this gap, Singapore set up Infrastructure Asia in April 2018, a platform that connects local and international stakeholders across the joint projects value chain. Infrastructure Asia aims to support power, transport, urban & smart cities and water & sanitation projects, working towards advancing sustainable infrastructure in the region. Around 60% of project financing transactions in the Southeast Asian region are led by Singapore-based banks, as the country is the regional financial hub.
Whilst governments are attempting to fund infrastructure projects through PPPs, mobilizing private capital and expertise, Singapore is targeting the regional infrastructure market with its ecosystem of stakeholders.
Currently, the transport and energy sectors constitute the highest number of infrastructure projects in the ASEAN region, while utilities and social sectors seem to be lower in priority. However, these sectors are expected to receive more attention from governments with the growing changes in the demographics of the region.
Key Trends
Government committed to infrastructure growth, despite negative impact of COVID-19
The government is now re-evaluating its finance allocation, as it prepares for its 2022 budget, aiming to cut down on infrastructure expenditure to accommodate Covid-related expenditure increases. The government underlines the current manpower shortage as a reason to adopt “preserve optionality and flexibility” in infrastructure projects.
It is notable that the government had shifted its resources from its public housing project towards funding Singapore's Covid-19 response, causing delays in the Housing & Development Board’s (HDB) Build to Order flats project.
Growing demand for infrastructure, shaped by key regional trends
Although Singapore is already ranked among the top countries in infrastructure and quality of life, the government is continuously investing in upgrading infrastructure to cope with rapidly growing regional peers and their growth trends.
- Urbanization: Driven by population and income growth, the urbanization rate in the Southeast Asian region reached 48% in 2019, creating issues such as congestion, electricity cuts and pollution due to increased population density in major cities. Therefore, the region is investing in capacity expansion on its urban facilities, to accommodate the growing population.
- Demographic and social change: As one of the most rapidly ageing societies in the world, Singapore’s median age is currently 42, with the highest life expectancy of 83 years. Therefore, the government is compelled to address the issue through infrastructure that accommodates the ageing population, with healthcare and transportation facilities.
- Increase in mobility: Singapore is currently expanding its pilot area for autonomous vehicles (AVs) to cover the whole of western Singapore. The government is also investing in sustainable modes of transport, by building transport infrastructure for daily commutes with public transportation services like MRT and buses.
- Geopolitical and environmental factors: Singapore is ranked among the most competitive economies in the world and is well placed in the Asian market to target the 3.2 billion middle-class consumers. The government is continuously investing in building infrastructure and talents, with a vision to become a global hub for innovation and advanced manufacturing technology. The country is promoting sustainability through its smart city, supported by its Green plan.
- Technological breakthroughs: Singapore topped the IMD-SUTD Smart City Index (SCI) as the world’s smartest city. As 80% of the country’s population live in public housing, the government is constantly investing in improving public housing facilities with new technologies such as smart homes and enhanced availability for senior citizens.
- Communication needs: Singapore’s investment in building a regional ICT hub for global tech companies has created a vibrant ecosystem with the latest digital infrastructure and data centers. The government intends to continue developing the data center infrastructure with market leading cybersecurity and telecommunication networks.
Key Statistics
- The public sector accounts for 85% of contracts awarded for the civil engineering industry in 2020
- Civil engineering accounts for only 1% of contracts awarded under the private sector
- The civil engineering industry received 27% of total progress payments certified and accounts for 46% of payments certified for public sector construction in 2020
- Singapore was ranked number one in the CMS Law Infrastructure Index 2021, due to its global position as a regional infrastructure hub, with added focus on sustainable development
- Ranked among the top ten largest ports in the world, Singapore’s Tuas Port is expected to become the world's largest fully automated container terminal upon completion of its fourth and final phase in 2040
Top Singapore MNCs in Civil Engineering Companies
BLACK & VEATCH SINGAPORE PTE LTD
Black & Veatch is a multinational engineering, consulting, and construction firm that focuses on infrastructure development in 13 sectors including Energy, Water, Engineering, Procurement and Telecommunications. Headquartered in Kansa, US, the company has a track record of over 100 years in sustainable infrastructure innovation. Black & Veatch is located throughout America, Asia, the Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, with over 110 offices across the globe. The company is entirely owned by its employees and is the 7th largest employee-owned company in the US. Black & Veatch is currently ranked 13th in ENR’s Top 500 Design Firms and 55th in ENR’s Top 400 Contractors in 2021.
JFE ENGINEERING (S) PTE. LTD.
JFE Engineering Corporation was launched in 2003 after the merger of Kawasaki Steel Corporation and Nippon Kokan Ltd. (NKK) in 2002. The company offers an extensive portfolio of products and services including solutions for recycling, power generation and electricity, energy plants, pipelines and waste management plants. JFE is present in several countries including the Philippines, Thailand, Myanmar, and Bangladesh, and has subsidiaries in China, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, India, Germany, US, and Thailand. It has won numerous awards, including the 46th prize for Industrial Science and Technology, and IT Excellence Award 2020.
CIVMEC LIMITED
Founded in 2009, CIVMEC is an integrated, multi-disciplinary construction and engineering services provider offering turnkey solutions across a range of core competencies. Headquartered in Australia, its services support the Energy, Resources, Infrastructure and Marine & Defense industries. Civmec has played a role in the completion of some of Australia's key projects across these industries. Civmec's cutting-edge production and maintenance facilities are strategically located in Western Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland. Civmec is honored to win the Skill Hire PTY LTD Host Trainer of the Year Award in 2019. Civmec was also awarded the "Host Safety Award for 2020" at the Skill Hire Awards in Perth.
WSP CONSULTANCY PTE. LTD.
With its history dating back to 1959, WSP Consultancy provides professional infrastructure consulting services and sustainable engineering solutions. Headquartered in Canada, the company has grown through numerous acquisitions, and has offices across the globe. WSP provides consultancy services for nearly 60+ subsectors within the Transportation and Infrastructure, Property and Buildings, Environment, Power and Energy, Resources, and Industry sectors. WSP has received Awards of Excellence at the 2021 Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards and the Association of Consulting Engineers Awards.
DREDGING INTERNATIONAL ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD
DEME specializes in the areas of land reclamation and dredging solutions for the offshore energy market, environmental and infra marine works. With140 years of experience, the company's roots are in Belgium and operations spread across over 90 countries, with a fleet of more than 100 vessels. Some of its key projects include Elbe Fairway deepening, Site Development GVZ Bremen and Maintenance of River Ebe in Germany and Siene Phase 5 in France. DEME has also entered the green hydrogen sector, with a number of initiatives in the works. DEME was named Belgium's most attractive employer at the Randstad Awards 2020.
CITIC ENVIROTECH PTE. LTD.
Citic Envirotech Ltd (CEL) is a Singapore-based holding company that has been listed on the Mainboard of the Singapore Exchange Limited since 2004. CEL is a provider of membrane-based integrated environmental solutions, specializing in environmental services such as engineering, water asset investment, river restoration, and water recycling. With over 100 subsidiaries, the company has locations across Singapore, China, the USA, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The organization won the largest EPC contract worth RMB580 million using MBR technology in 2014.
GS ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CORP.
GS Engineering & Construction (GS E & C) is a construction company based in South Korea. The company, which was founded in 1969, provides engineering and construction services to a wide range of industries around the world. Its key business areas include plant, housing, civil engineering, architecture, power and environment and technology. GS Engineering operates across all regions with 21 offices across the globe. Spain, Poland, Italy, and the US. It has been included in DJSI World for four consecutive years and DJSI Asia Pacific for ten consecutive years.
JGC ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD.
JGC Asia Pacific was founded in 1992 as a subsidiary of Japan's JGC Holdings Corporation. The company adds value to their clients through technological capabilities providing engineering, procurement, and construction services. JGC is based in Japan and operates 30 offices in 21 countries. The company has worked on a series of contracts for large-scale petroleum refining, petrochemical, LNG, and other similar projects across Singapore and Malaysia. The Singapore arm also operates two subsidiaries under its umbrella: JGC Construction International Pte Ltd and JGC Asia Pacific SBN Berhard, the Malaysian operations. Notable clients include Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore, SI Group, Singapore Refining Company and Malaysia LNG SDN BHD.
SHANGHAI TUNNEL ENGINEERING CO (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD
Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Singapore is a civil engineering and construction firm that was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in China. The organization has built and completed a number of important civil projects for the Land Transport Authority, the Public Utilities Board, and Marina Bay Sands. In addition, the company took on a number of construction projects in Hong Kong, Singapore, and other overseas regions. Shanghai Tunnel Engineering was awarded with the MOM WSH Performance Silver Award for 2019–21, the LTA, and Excellence Award for Best Managed Rail/Road Infrastructure Project Partner for 2019.
AECOM SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.
AECOM Singapore is an infrastructure consulting organization, providing services ranging from architecture & design, engineering, construction management, environmental services and program management. It caters mainly to the Healthcare, Energy, Water, Transportation and Government sectors. AECOM was founded in 1990 in the US and became a publicly traded corporation on the New York Stock Exchange in 2007. AECOM has ongoing operations in three segments: Americas, International, and AECOM Capital (ACAP). AECOM Singapore won the platinum prize in the Building Information Modeling category at the 2016 Building and Construction Authority Awards.
Top Singapore Large Local Enterprises in Civil Engineering Companies
HSL CONSTRUCTOR PTE LTD
HSL began as a start-up company in 1994 and has quickly expanded to become a regional player in the marine civil engineering sector. HSL gradually expanded into related sectors such as plant engineering, industrial building construction, ground engineering, and third-party inspection services. The organization has developed itself as a regional construction business during the last decade, with infrastructure projects in Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Brunei. HSL has received numerous awards and certifications throughout the years, in particular for Human Resources practices.
LEY CHOON GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED
Ley Choon Constructions and Engineering, founded in 1990, is a Singapore-based underground utilities infrastructure service provider. The organizations' core businesses are divided into two segments: pipes and roads, and construction materials. The group has expanded to other countries in the region such as China and Sri Lanka. Ley Choon Group has won several awards, such as the safety accomplishment award in 2018, the NS Advocate award for large companies in 2016, and the meritorious defense partner award from 2006–13.
BBR HOLDINGS (S) LTD
BBR Holdings (S) Ltd, with over 20 years of industry expertise, is one of Singapore's construction and specialized engineering groups, with a focus on solving urbanization challenges in Southeast Asia. The organization has four primary business segments: general construction, specialized engineering, property development, and green technology. It operates in key markets such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. It has received an Award for Construction Excellence in 2020, a BCA Universal Design Mark GoldPlus in 2017 and an Award for Construction Excellence in 2016.
KOON HOLDINGS LIMITED
Incorporated in 1975, Koon Holdings Limited is a civil engineering service provider in Singapore. It has been in the building industry for over four decades. It operates in two segments: infrastructure construction and civil engineering, and precast concrete works. Koon has worked on a variety of infrastructure projects, including land reclamation, shore protection terminals, and port developments. Some of its notable projects include the Sentosa Boardwalk and the Serengoon Reservoir. Koon Holdings was granted the Green and Gracious Builder Award by BCA in 2012.
CPG CORPORATION PTE LTD
CPG Corporation has been in business for 20 years. It provides a comprehensive range of integrated and tailored solutions at all levels of infrastructure design and development. CPG Corporation's presence can be found in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and South America. The organization has played an important role in sculpting the Singapore cityscape, Gardens by the Bay, and the award-winning Terminals of Changi Airport. CPG Corporation has won several honors such as the BCA Built Environment Leadership Award, the President’s Design Award, and the F1ABCI Prix d'Excellence Awards.
SURBANA JURONG PRIVATE LIMITED
Surbana Jurong Group is an infrastructure consulting organization with over 70 years of project performance experience. The company is headquartered in Singapore and operates over 120 offices in 40 countries. Through its technical expertise, the company is able to provide end-to-end services including planning and design, delivery and management, as well as decommissioning and closure. The organization specializes in designing and delivering housing, workspaces, hydropower, dams, subterranean and coastal safeguards. Surbana Jurong won the architecture bronze award for the Architectural News Award 2021.
GUTHRIE ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD
Guthrie Engineering has been in Singapore's M&E market since 1951 and specializes in electrical, mechanical, technology, building & sustainable products and facility management services. Some of its notable projects include Marina Bay Sands, Jewel Changi Airport, Thomson-East Coast MRT Line, The Star Vista and the Sky Habitat. Guthrie Engineering is honored to have received three honors in the annual SHE awards in 2019.
KTC CIVIL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD
KTC Civil Engineering began in 1988 as a subcontractor and has grown into one of Singapore's largest civil engineering and infrastructure firms. The company has contributed to the successful completion of a number of notable and iconic projects such as Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World at Sentosa Integrated Resort. KTC is currently positioned to accelerate its expansion by investing in numerous impending infrastructure initiatives in Singapore. KTC Civil Engineering won several awards for its work, including the HDB Construction Safety Award 2019 and Site Clearance & Earthworks in 2014.
KOH BROTHERS BUILDING & CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR (PTE.) LTD.
Koh Brothers is a construction, property development, and specialized engineering solutions provider that was founded in 1966. The group has approximately 40 subsidiaries, joint venture firms, and linked companies distributed across Singapore, the People's Republic of China, Indonesia, and Malaysia. It operates in a number of key sectors including Construction, Building Materials, Real Estate, Leisure & Hospitality and Sustainable Materials. With its extensive array of services, the group has undertaken various construction and infrastructure projects throughout the years. Koh Brothers won the 5th SIAS Investors’ Choice Award (2014 & 2015) and the Southeast Asia Property Awards 2016.
HUATIONG CONTRACTOR PTE LTD
Huationg Contractors was formed in Singapore in 2014 and is involved in several civil infrastructure projects, including the construction of army camps in Singapore. The group's operations can be divided into three categories: civil engineering services, inland logistic support, and construction material sales. Huationg Global international ventures are in Indonesia, Myanmar, and China. The organization has executed a number of large engineering projects throughout the years, including the Circle Line MRT stations and Marina Coastal Expressway. Huationg Global has received numerous awards, including Biz Safe Star – Huationg Contractor, WMRAS certification in 2019, and BCA GGBA certification in 2015.
Top Singapore SMEs in Civil Engineering Companies
HUAT BENG ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD.
HUAT Beng Engineering is based in Singapore and was founded in June 2005. The company's fields of expertise are civil works, cabling works, engineering works, and the laying of communications pipelines.
SKYLINE BUILT PTE. LTD.
Founded in 1992, Skyline Built specializes in construction, civil work, water tank solutions, kitchen exhaust systems, pump maintenance, and personnel consultancy. Skyline Built has acquired a number of honors and recognition over the years, establishing itself as a notable player in the civil and construction industry.
HSC PIPELINE ENGINEERING PTE LTD
With over 25 years of experience, HSC Pipeline Engineering - a subsidiary of Pipeline Engineering Holdings Limited - specializes in infrastructure pipeline construction and related engineering services, and electricity industries in Singapore. Since its beginning, the organization has successfully completed a number of gas and water pipeline projects, as well as telecommunication cable projects for Singapore's private and public utility companies. The group is an active primary contractor in both private and public sector projects, including institutional, industrial, commercial, and residential developments.
YENG TONG CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD
Yeng Tong Construction was founded in 1985. The organization's specialized competencies include marine construction services such as shore protection, reclamation, drainage, and geotextile laying, and offers these services through its five subsidiaries.Apart from the marine construction business, Yeng Tong Construction also has a large fleet of rental machines. Yeng Tong Construction is one of the few main contractors certified by Singapore's Building and Construction Authority, with over 40 years of experience. Yeng Tong Construction prioritizes health and safety criteria, as evidenced by accreditations in bizSAFE star, Green and Gracious Builders, and bizSAFE partner.
INA ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD
INA Engineering & Construction was founded in 1988 and has risen to become one of Singapore's heavy construction equipment rental companies. Apart from the rental business it also carries out buying & selling of used heavy equipment and construction materials, is an agent for hydraulic breakers & crushers, is a earthworks and civil engineering works contractor and carries out Import, export and general trading. Catering to a diverse customer base, INA Engineering has experience managing projects ranging from residential to commercial to oil and gas to shipyard expansions.
HWA SENG BUILDER PTE LTD
Hwa Seng Builder (HSB) is a civil engineering and construction company in Singapore, founded in 1992. Its projects include aircraft pavements, vehicular bridges, highways & expressways, earthwork, golf courses, etc. HSB is also a registered company under the Building & Construction Authority of Singapore. The company has received numerous awards including bizSAFE STAR, LTA Certificate of Merit for Construction Environmental Award, LTA Safety Excellence Award, and BCA Green & Gracious Award.
LIH MING CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD.
Since its inception in 2002, LIH Ming Construction has successfully operated in Singapore on both small and medium-scale construction projects. Its primary focus is on supply and installation projects focused on civil engineering, cable and pipe laying contracts. The organization's construction process is divided into three stages: pre-construction, construction, and post-construction. The company also offers other ancillary services such as equipment and machinery rental, sales of pipeline products and fittings, sales of safety equipment and safety management. The Singapore Power Group Safety & Productivity Summit 2016, Enterprise Exemplary Award 2017–18, and Singapore SME 1000 Company 2019 are various awards won by LIH Ming Construction.
SING TEC DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD
Sing Tec Development has been in the construction services and property investment sectors in Singapore for over 20 years. Its construction services principally include civil engineering works, building construction works, and related services such as logistics and construction material transportation. Its services are carried out through its three wholly owned subsidiaries Sing Tec Development Pte Ltd, Sing Tec Construction Pte Ltd and Initial Resources Pte Ltd. The organization has been awarded a number of honors and recognitions including The Green and Gracious Builder Award and The Bizstar Level Star.
SWEE BUILDERS PTE LTD
Swee Builders is a multifunctional engineering firm that provides fully integrated civil engineering services and infrastructure for petrochemical plants, biological plants, and manufacturing plants. Founded in 1998, the organization provides design and build expertise to key companies in the Pharmaceutical, Oil and Gas sectors, as well as construction and civil engineering projects in the commercial and governmental sectors, for nearly two decades. Its clients include multinationals such as Chevron, Glaxo SmithKline, Bayer, and Mead Johnson. Within the public sector it has carried out projects for the Public Utilities Board, Housing Development Board and Jurong Town Corporation.
SHAFT BUILD CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD
Shaft Build Construction was founded in 1995 by a group of professionals from several areas of the construction business in Singapore. Shaft Build is specialized in tunneling and shaft building projects since its inception, aided by its fleet of Robotic Shotcrete Machines as well as Hydraulic Jumbo Drills. Its clients include both private developers and public enterprises. Some of its notable projects include the Orchard underpass, C855 NATM Tunnel, and the KPE Tidal Gate. The organization has gained numerous awards over the years in the Shaft Building Industry.
Top Singapore Fastest growing companies in Civil Engineering Companies
UNDERGROUND TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD.
Underground Technology Engineering Construction (UTEC) was founded in Singapore in 2014, specializing in underground construction projects throughout the Asia-Pacific region. The company utilizes technological innovations such as the Vertical Shaft Machine (VSM), Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM), and Rectangular Pipejacking Machine (RPJM). With offices in Singapore and Malaysia, the company has undertaken a number of projects across Asia including Hong Kong and Malaysia. The organization has received several honors, such as the bizSAFE STAR and the BCA Green & Gracious Awards.
ICOP CONSTRUCTION (SG) PTE. LTD.
ICOP Construction is a Singapore-based company, incorporated in 2016, and is a subsidiary of ICOP Group based in Italy. It offers a number of services including foundations and special underground works, micro-tunneling, maritime works, and general contractor services. ICOP Construction has been awarded the Green and Gracious Builder Award And The Bizstar Level Star.
CHINA HARBOR (SINGAPORE) ENGINEERING COMPANY PTE. LTD.
China Harbor Engineering (CHEC) was founded in the 1980s as a subsidiary of the China Communications Construction Company. CHEC has more than 90 branches and representative offices worldwide, currently conducting business in over 100 countries and regions. It possesses comprehensive investment, building, and operating capabilities and offers services across the fields of investments, roads and bridges, marine engineering, airports, railway among many others. It also plays a key role in China’s ‘Belt and Road’ initiative. It has won a number of awards including the "China Luban Construction Engineering Award", the "National Gold Prize for High Quality Project", and the "ENR Outstanding Project Award".
CADG ENGINEERING PTE. LTD.
CADG Engineering is a Singapore based organization, incorporated in 2002. The company specializes in carrying out complex construction projects in remote parts of Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Engineering and construction, camp construction and life support, aviation, logistics and procurement, and international development, are the key services offered by CADG Engineering.
GEORGE KENT INTERNATIONAL PTE. LTD.
George Kent International Pte. Ltd is a subsidiary of the George Kent Limited, U.K. group. The group is a manufacturer of water meters, valves and fittings, and brass products, exporting to over 40 countries across several continents, including Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Nepal, India, the Philippines, Australia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. George Kent offers a comprehensive portfolio of globally approved metering systems and solutions, as well as a wide range of industrial products and services for the water works and services industries. George Kent was awarded the "Builders’ Award" in 2000.
GL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD.
GL Engineering & Construction (GL E&C) was founded in 2013. In Singapore and throughout Southeast Asia, the company provides specialized engineering, construction, and project management services for maritime and civil projects. GL E&C has competence in building jetties, ports, outfall structures for power plants and desalination plants, as well as the design and supply of floating marine structures. GL E&C also performs civil construction work in the processing industries, ranging from refineries to chemical plants. The company is now certified as Green & Gracious under the "Merit" category by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and has won the Singapore Top SME Achiever Award.
HSC PIPELINE ENGINEERING PTE LTD
With over 25 years of experience, HSC Pipeline Engineering - a subsidiary of Pipeline Engineering Holdings Limited - specializes in infrastructure pipeline construction and related engineering services, and electricity industries in Singapore. Since its beginning, the organization has successfully completed a number of gas and water pipeline projects, as well as telecommunication cable projects for Singapore's private and public utility companies. The group is an active primary contractor in both private and public sector projects, including institutional, industrial, commercial, and residential developments.
GATES PCM CONSTRUCTION LTD.
Gates PCM Construction was established in 1983. The organization works on projects both locally in Singapore and regionally in countries such as Malaysia and Sri Lanka. The company has experience and expertise in piling works and in a wide range of construction works, including those in the railway industry on both a local and regional scale. Its efforts have resulted in the presentation of local honors such as the Singapore Brands Award and the SME Top 100 Award, as well as regional awards for excellent entrepreneurship, such as the Asia-Pacific Entrepreneurship Award.
TOH BAN SENG CONTRACTOR PTE LTD
Since 1984, Toh Ban Seng Contractor has been in the pipe sector. The company offers services such as pipe inspection, cleaning, repair, rehabilitation, laying, and diversion services to both the public and private sector companies. Toh Ban Seng is registered under the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore and is also one of the 14 approved contractors registered under the Public Utilities Board to carry out Sewer Rehabilitation work in Singapore. The company has attained the ISO certification, Quality Management System certification, Environmental Management Systems and the BizSafe Star Award.
UES HOLDINGS PTE. LTD.
Established in 1930, UES Holdings ("UESH") serves as a contractor for numerous regional governments on building waterworks and other major infrastructure projects. UESH, which is headquartered in Singapore, has a presence in China, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Vietnam. UESH has evolved from a contractor to a leading system integrator and process engineering services provider for the environmental sector. The group's most recognizable projects include the second NEWater plant at Changi Water Reclamation Plant, which was named as the Water Deal of the Year at the 2016 Global Water Awards, and the Stamford Detention Tank, one of the most complex flood protection infrastructure projects built beneath Singapore's shopping belt.
