King Wan bags S$21m jobs
Singapore
KING Wan Corporation secured four new mechanical and electrical contracts worth S$21 million from July to October this year.
The integrated building services company said on Monday that the new Singapore-based projects comprise plumbing and sanitary installations for Assisi Hospice; plumbing, sanitary and electrical systems installation for a 9,200-bed purpose-built Tuas workers' dormitory; and aircon and mechanical ventilation system installation at an office unit and a Leonie Hill Road condominium. The projects will commence within the next six months and are scheduled to be completed by 2016. King Wan's order book now stands at S$184.6 million, with contracts lasting to 2017. Said King Wan managing director Chua Eng Eng: "We shall continue to consolidate and grow the group's mechanical and electrical business and tap new business opportunities. King Wan's comm…
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