Binnies Singapore, an RSK Group company, has today announced that it has been selected by PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, to provide detailed design and construction supervision of the reconstruction of Choa Chu Kang Waterworks (CCKWW).
Formerly part of Black & Veatch, Binnies is an RSK Group company - the UK-headquartered group is a leading, integrated, environmental, engineering and technical services group comprised of over 100 businesses.
The S$28.8 million Professional Engineering Services contract which commenced on 15 June 2021 will be completed in 2026.
The reconstruction works will transform CCKWW into a state-of-the-art drinking water treatment plant with the latest water treatment technologies and smart features to allow full automation with minimum operator interventions.
William Yong, Managing Director for Binnies Singapore commented:
“The Choa Chu Kang Waterworks Reconstruction project will provide PUB with a blueprint for future water plants that adopt advanced digital technology in its operations and maintenance and Binnies Singapore is proud to be able to partner PUB in yet another ground-breaking initiative that will change the landscape for the water industry locally and beyond into the Asia region.”
Alan Ryder, Founder and CEO of RSK Group commented:
“Since our inception in 1989, RSK has been focused on elevating environmental sustainability through our businesses globally. Our group is excited to play a part in the revolutionising of urban water management in Asia through Binnies in Singapore. We look forward to exploring many new possibilities as we continue to grow in Singapore and Asia, partnering with businesses to deliver innovative and sustainable solutions to water projects.”
Binnies will be showcasing their product and technologies complemented by RSK Group capabilities at Singapore International Water Week 2021 which includes the introduction of game-changing digital water technologies such as the Helix program which combines artificial intelligence knowledge for businesses to maximise productivity, improve customer outcomes and leverage value from digitalisation.
Gary Young, Divisional Director, Binnies and member of RSK Group Board of Directors added:
“The functional aspects of Helix support water companies in making better decisions through data driven by digitalisation. As a frontrunner in digitising water management, we are excited to showcase the various technologies and the value each brings to the table in breaking new waves in the industry.”
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