Introduction
Singapore’s Public Utilities Board (PUB) has awarded a major construction services contract worth SGD 116.92 million for the Proposed Sewers in Tuas View Area - Contract 2, reinforcing the city-state’s long-term investments in water reclamation and wastewater infrastructure. The contract was officially awarded on 22 January 2026 following an open tender process under Singapore’s government procurement framework.
Contract Details
The tender, issued under Tender No. PUB000ETT25000091 and Reference No. WRN/33250096, was procured through an open tender and covered under WTO-GPA/FTA provisions.
Total contract value = SGD 116,920,038
Procurement category = Construction - Civil Engineering
Procurement type = Construction Services
Scope = Construction of proposed sewer infrastructure in the Tuas View area
Awarding agency = Public Utilities Board (PUB), Singapore
Procurement method = Open Tender
Contract nature = Non-period contract
The tender attracted interest from large-scale civil engineering contractors, with eligibility aligned to BCA CW02 (A1) grading, reflecting the project’s scale and technical complexity.
Awarded Firm
The contract was awarded to Ed. Züblin AG, Singapore Branch, a well-established international civil engineering contractor with a strong track record in underground works, tunnelling, and major infrastructure projects. The firm will deliver the project as a single contractor, with no consortium arrangement involved.Project Significance
The Tuas View sewer works form part of PUB’s broader strategy to expand and modernise Singapore’s wastewater network to support industrial growth in the western region. Tuas is a critical industrial and logistics hub, and enhanced sewer infrastructure is essential to support future developments, environmental sustainability, and public health standards.This awarded tender highlights Singapore’s continued commitment to resilient urban infrastructure and transparent public procurement practices. It also underscores the strong participation of global engineering firms in Singapore government contracts under internationally compliant procurement rules.
Conclusion
With the contract now awarded, construction activities are expected to progress in line with PUB’s long-term water reclamation master plan. The project represents another milestone in Singapore’s infrastructure pipeline, demonstrating how strategic government contracts and awarded tenders continue to underpin sustainable urban and industrial development.
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