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The group’s order book stands at $1.7 billion as at May 11, and is expected to provide the group with a sustainable flow of activity through FY2023.

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This contract brings the total outstanding value of construction works yet to be reported as revenue for the group to some $1.8 billion.

The circuit breaker measures have resulted in the suspension of most of the construction works for the group’s ongoing projects, as well as the closure of its construction sites except for three essential ones.

Of the new cases, 79% are linked to known clusters while the rest are pending contact tracing, the Ministry of Health announced in its daily update.

Foreign workers are the unsung heroes who form the backbone of Singapore’s modern city. They carry out the largest part of the republic’s construction activity and are responsible for the well-paved roads, skyscraper buildings and iconic garden city.

SINGAPORE (Feb 21): A Bloomberg columnist says it succinctly. “The novel coronavirus Covid-19 causes flu-like symptoms in its patients. For the rest of us, it induces a kind of creeping cluelessness.”

SINGAPORE (Sept 30): In almost every construction project, there are close to 5,000 defects and quality control issues each day, from simple electrical circuit trips and plumbing defects to complications with ceiling height clearances. Typically, one unfo

SINGAPORE (Sept 13): Lian Beng Group announced that its 60%-owned subsidiary, United Tec Construction, has secured a contract worth about $107.5 million for the construction of a residential development at Kampong Java Road.