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Singapore contractor to bear costs of defective condo slab
A contractor has been ordered to rectify substandard concrete work on a 63-storey residential development in Singapore. The defect was uncovered during routine quality checks by both the builder and developer.
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Construction contractor Woh Hup has accepted responsibility for remedying a faulty concrete transfer slab discovered at a high-rise condominium project in Singapore, with the builder bearing the associated repair costs.
The structural deficiency was identified during standard quality assessments conducted by Woh Hup and project developer Allgreen Properties. Transfer slabs, which distribute loads from upper structures to lower support systems, are critical components in tall building construction.
While specific details regarding the extent of the defect and remediation timeline have not been disclosed, the discovery underscores the importance of rigorous quality control protocols during construction of complex residential towers. Singapore's Building and Construction Authority maintains strict standards for high-rise developments to ensure structural integrity and occupant safety.
The incident marks another instance of quality concerns in Singapore's property sector, where developers and contractors face increasing scrutiny over construction standards. Allgreen Properties and Woh Hup have not released further statements regarding the project's completion schedule or potential impacts on unit delivery timelines.