Power

Singapore’s power infrastructure underpins the electricity supply to homes, industry and critical facilities across a small, densely built island. Because land is limited, much of the transmission and distribution network is built underground or within compact urban sites. Electrical substations step voltage up and down across the grid, terminal buildings house the equipment where cables connect into the network, and cable tunnels carry high-voltage cables beneath roads and other infrastructure.

We have worked on power projects across these facility types, partnering with main contractors, consultants and owners, including government agencies. Our scope has included laser scanning, surveying, BIM modelling, BIM coordination and BIM management, covering both new facilities and work within existing ones, from capturing site and as-built conditions through to coordinating the design and construction information.

Power facilities combine tight space, heavy equipment and very dense services, such as high-voltage cabling, cooling and ventilation, fire protection and controls, often within or alongside live networks and existing underground infrastructure. Accurate survey data and a coordinated model help to resolve clearances, access and cable routing before construction, which supports safe delivery and long-term operation and maintenance. As with other sensitive infrastructure, specific project names, locations and specifications are not disclosed.