As Singapore pushes ahead with major national infrastructure projects — from the massive Changi Airport Terminal 5 development to the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) expansion — construction and engineering firms such as Koh Brothers Group are well-positioned to benefit from the surge in long-term building demand.

Changi T5: A Multi-Year Mega Project

One of Singapore’s largest capital projects, the upcoming Terminal 5 is expected to anchor aviation growth for decades. Its construction pipeline includes:

• Major civil engineering and underground works
• New transport, utility and airfield systems
• Specialist aviation infrastructure and terminal facilities

Firms with strong track records in complex engineering — such as Koh Brothers — stand to gain from multi-year contract opportunities as phases roll out progressively.

MBS Expansion: A Boost to Tourism Infrastructure

The Marina Bay Sands expansion, which includes a new hotel tower and a 15,000-seat entertainment arena, adds another layer of premium construction demand. The project will require:

• Large-scale piling and foundation works
• High-spec mechanical, electrical and structural engineering
• Integrated resort–grade architectural finishing

With Singapore reaffirming its position as a global tourism and MICE hub, the expansion feeds into a steady pipeline of high-value construction works for experienced builders.

Other Infrastructure Drivers Supporting the Sector

Beyond T5 and MBS, the next decade will see Singapore investing heavily in:

• Cross Island Line and Jurong Region Line
• New housing precincts including Tengah and Greater Southern Waterfront
• Flood management and coastal protection systems
• Upgrading of ageing infrastructure islandwide

These long-term p