HRnetGroup wins 3-year Sentosa deal after 8-way tender fight

Octomate will implement a workforce management system for Outward Bound Singapore's 250 staff.

HRnetGroup said its HRtech brand Octomate has secured two new contracts with public-sector organisations, covering workforce management and HR systems.

Outward Bound Singapore awarded Octomate a project to implement a workforce management system for its 250 staff.

The system will centralise roster scheduling and leave planning, support instructor assignment based on certified skills and availability, manage complex rotations and leave requests, flag scheduling conflicts, and provide mobile-responsive access for real-time updates in the field.

HRnetGroup said the contract is not expected to materially affect its FY 2026 financial position.

Separately, Octomate, under HRnet Technologies, won a contract from Sentosa Development Corporation following a tender against eight other bidders.

The three-year contract, starting January 2026 with an option to extend for a further two years, will see Octomate implement an integrated cloud-based system to centralise time and attendance, leave and absence, and payroll processing for about 750 staff on Sentosa Island.

HRnetGroup said this contract is also not expected to have a material impact on its FY 2026 financial position.

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