KSH granted $171.8m design & build contract for Biopolis Phase 6 development

The contract will lift the group’s order book to over $615m.

Property development and property management group KSH Holdings Limited has been granted the $171.8m design and build contract for Biopolis Phase 6 development in one-north, as well as works at the adjacent Buona Vista Node of the rail corridor from HB Universal, a wholly- owned subsidiary of SGX Mainboard-listed Ho Bee Land Limited.

Under the scope of the project, KSH will construct the proposed BMS development consisting of a 12-storey tower block with two basement carparks and rail corridor works at North Buona Vista Drive (Queenstown Planning Area).

This proposed Biomedical Sciences (BMS) project is part of the latest development in one-north which constitutes the government’s commitment to establish Singapore as a global research and development hub.

The project is expected to start this month and will be completed within 27 months.

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