Tunnel Contractor Receives Remote-Controlled Power
Rapid, remote-controlled power saves construction project
- The Challenge
Prompt power supply to construction site
- The Solution
Remote-controlled, flexible power
- The Impact
Flexible approach and top of the range equipment saves time and money
Client:China-based Tunneling Contractor
Location:Singapore
Sectors:Construction
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Prompt power supply to construction site
A major construction contractor won a C3 sewage tunnelling contract, awarded by the Public Utilities Board (PUB). The scope included plans for four separate tunnels, each measuring 200 metres.
With improvement and maintenance works to be completed within a four month time frame alongside the construction element, every second counted. As with all construction public tender jobs, monetary penalties are imposed for any delay in project delivery. So getting the job done well, according to tender requirements and on time, is crucial.
Two weeks into the project phase, the construction site’s power generators broke down. Who could step in and provide stable, rapid power to the construction site and help them avoid costly delays?