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Co.Reg.No : 199205419C HENG HARDWARE ENGINEERING PTE LTD EARTH BONDING CLIP S/N Project 1 3 STOREY SHOPHOUSE AT CIRCULAR ROAD 2 8 STOREY COMMERCIAL BUILDING AT TELOK AYER STREET 3 A & A TO CADBURY SCHWEPPERS 4 AI TONG SCHOOL 5 AMARYLLIS CONDOMINIUM 6 ANG MO KIO HAWKER CENTRE AT AVENUE 10 7 ANGLO CHINESE SCHOOL 8 APARTMENT AT TELOK KURAU 9 BINJAI CREST (125UNITS) HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AT JLN KAMPONG CHANTEK 10 BOON LAY GARDEN (VARIOUS BLOCKS OF HBD) 11 BUKIT MERAH CENTRAL MUP (VARIOUS BLOCKS OF HDB) 12 BUKIT MERAH MUP 15 (VARIOUS BLOCKS OF HDB) 13 BUKIT MERAH RC 37A (VARIOUS BLOCKS OF HDB) 14 CHURCH AT KING'S ROAD 15 COSTA DEL SOL CONDOMINIUM 16 DUNMAN CONDOMINIUM 17 FABER CREST CONDOMINIUM 18 GOLDENHILL VILLAS 19 GURKHA CANTONMENT CAMP PHASE 3 20 ICON CONDOMINIUM 21 JALAN TAUGE SEWAGE PUMPING STATION 22 KAMPONG BAHRU PUMPING STATION 23 KINGHUA PRIMARY SCHOOL 24 NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS - PARCEL C 25 PREMAS INTERNATIONAL LTD 26 PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL AT UPPER EAST COAST ROAD 27 PROPOSED PARC EMILY CONDO DEVELOPMENT AT MT EMILY ROAD 28 PUNNGOL WEST C1 (VARIOUS BLOCKS OF HDB) 29 RAFFLES INSTITUTION 30 RIVER VALLEY CONDOMINIUM 31 RIVER VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 32 SEMBAWANG N5 C7 WELLINGTON CIRCLE (VARIOUS BLOCKS OF HDB) 33 SENGKANG N4 C2 (VARIOUS BLOCKS OF HDB) 34 SMU STUDENT HOSTEL AT PRINSEP STREET 35 ST MICROELECTRONICS AT ANG MO KIO 36 WAREHOUSE AT TUAS AVENUE 3 37 WARREN CONDOMINIUM 32 Kaki Bukit Industrial Terrace S(416112) Tel : 68464111 Fax : 68464222 Email : [email protected] Website : www.heng.com.sg 1 Co.Reg.No : 199205419C HENG HARDWARE ENGINEERING PTE LTD EARTH BONDING CLIP 38 WATERCRAFT FACILITIES AT HENDON CAMP 39 WOODLANDS CRESCENT 21A SECONDARY SCHOOL 40 20 STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT GUILLEMARD ROAD 41 6 STOREY COMMERCIAL BUILDING AT NORTH BRIDGE ROAD 42 CONDOMINIUM AT DUCHNESS AVENUE 43 PRIMARY SCHOOL AT ANG MO KIO AVENUE 5 44 20 STOREY COMMERCIAL BUILDING AT ROBINSON ROAD 45 EXXON AT JURONG ISLAND 46 BUS-STOPS AT SIMEI ROAD 47 DAHLIA PARK CONDOMINIUM 48 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL FACTORY AT MANDAI ESTATE 49 NORTHVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL 50 SEMBAWANG ABSTRACTION STATION 51 SEMBAWANG CAMP PHASE 3 52 SIMEI COMMUNITY CENTRE 53 TAMPINES FINANCE PARK 54 HOKKIEN HUAY GUAN AT TELOK AYER STREET 55 REHABILITATION CENTRE AT PENG NGUAN STREET 56 SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB 57 DATA CENTRE AT SIGNATURE BUILDING 58 PROPOSED 2 NEW HALLS OF RESIDENCE AT NTU 59 PUNGGOL EAST C23 SHOPPING CENTRE CUM BRANCH OFFICE 60 TECH SEMICONDUCTOR AT WOODLANDS 61 PASIR PANJANG CONDOMINIUM 62 BUKIT BATOK CLUBHOUSE 63 CHANGI WATER RECLAMATION PLANT C6A 64 FORD AVENUE CONDOMINIUM 65 RIVER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 66 UBI FACTORY AT AVENUE 3 67 CWRP 68 GREENRIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL 69 LA CASA CONDO 70 NANYANG TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY - ACC 71 PEDESTRIAN OVERHEAD BRIDGE PROPOSED A&A TO EXISTING CANTEEN FOR FACULTY OF ARTS & SOCIAL 72 SCIENCE NUS 73 VITZ HOLLAND 74 BUKIT PANJANG GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL 75 CANTONMENT CONDO 32 Kaki Bukit Industrial Terrace S(416112) Tel : 68464111 Fax : 68464222 Email : [email protected] Website : www.heng.com.sg 2 Co.Reg.No : 199205419C HENG HARDWARE ENGINEERING PTE LTD EARTH BONDING CLIP 76 NGEE ANN SCONDARY SCHOOL 77 ORANGE GROVE 78 OXLEY RISE 79 PEI XIN PRIMARY SCHOOL 80 STAFF HOUSING AT CHANGI 81 THE COAST AT SENTOSA 82 THE REGENCY (CHAY YAN ) @ TIONG BAHRU 83 VARIED 84 CHANGI BUSINESS PARK PHASE 2 85 DAKOTA CRECSENT 86 D'PAVILION AT UPPER SERANGOON ROAD 87 HDB REWIRING 88 MTW ZANDER @ NO 3 TUAS SOUTH AVE 7 89 NUS UNIVERSITY TOWN HALL AT CLEMENTI 90 OLD HOLLAND 91 PARK HOTEL 92 PATERSON SUITE 93 SENTOSA COAST AT OCEAN DRIVE 94 SENTOSA IR 95 SPRINGSIDE SEMBAWANG 96 21A, AH SOO GARDEN 97 532 JOO CHIAT ROAD 98 BAXTER AT NO.2 WOODLANDS IND PARK D 99 BOARDWALK @ SENTOSA - E&M 100 CLEMENTI AVE 3 101 JURUNG DATA DEVEKOPMENT @ INTERNATION BUSINESS PARK 102 KRANJI CAMP PHASE 1 103 LIVIA CONDO AT PASIR RIS 104 LOYANG OFFSHORE 105 MARINA BAY SANDS 106 MARINA GARDEN BY THE BAY 107 MARTIN PLACE RESIDENCES AT KIM YAM ROAD 108 MULTI STY CARPARK AT SIMEI ROAD 109 NO.21, LORONG CHANGI ROAD 110 NO.5 AMBER ROAD 111 NUS GRADUATE RESIDENCE 112 OVERSEA(MALAYSIA) 113 PAVILION AT COMPASS LANE/COMPASSVALE DRIVE 114 PUNGGOL WEST C18 HDB 32 Kaki Bukit Industrial Terrace S(416112) Tel : 68464111 Fax : 68464222 Email : [email protected] Website : www.heng.com.sg 3 Co.Reg.No : 199205419C HENG HARDWARE ENGINEERING PTE LTD EARTH BONDING CLIP 115 PUNGGOL WEST C3, PUNGGOL FIELD LAMP STAND-22 116 THE TRILLIUM AT KIM SENG ROAD 117 VIVA CONDO AT 28 SUFFPLK WALK 118 WOODLEIGN CLOSE 119 10 SAKRA AVE ON JURONG ISLAND 120 17 TUKANG 121 190 PANDAN LOOP 122 3&5 TOPAZ ROAD 123 35 SOMMERVILLE ROAD 124 65 CAIRNHILL ROAD 125 A&A TO SPORE UNI.OF TECH 126 ALTUS CONDO 127 BISHAN STREET 24 128 BLK 70 BEDOK SOUTH AVE 3 129 BUKIT MERAH RC23 130 CAIRNHILL 131 CENTRO RESIDENCES AT ANG MO KIO AVE 8 132 CHIJ ST NICHOLAS GIRLS PRI SCHOOL 133 EXXON MOBIL 134 FUJI OIL 135 G&8 AT BLK 32 HOLLAND CLOSE SINGAPORE 136 GARDEN BY THE BAY 137 GAS SHELTER @ SEAGATE WOODLANS 138 HITACHI - NORTHSTAR 139 HJH MOSQUE 140 HOUGANG AVE 2 141 INTERNATIONAL CRUISE TERMINAL 142 JALAN BELIBAS 143 JARDIN CONDO 144 KALLANG AVE 145 KEPPEL REFLECTION 146 MBFC PHASE 2 147 NO.8 @ WOODLEIGH AT WOODLEIGH CLOSE 148 NOVENA HOSPITAL 149 NUS U-TOWN 150 OCEAN TOWER 151 PARC SEABREEZE 152 PUNGGOL EAST C33 153 RESIDENTIAL FLAT @ TAMAN WARNA 32 Kaki Bukit Industrial Terrace S(416112) Tel : 68464111 Fax : 68464222 Email : [email protected] Website : www.heng.com.sg 4 Co.Reg.No : 199205419C HENG HARDWARE ENGINEERING PTE LTD EARTH BONDING CLIP 154 SENGKANG N4C16 155 SENTOSA 156 SENTOSA RESORT WORLD - MC06 157 SERANGOON GARDEN MALL 158 ST THOMAS CONDO 159 STILL ROAD 160 STOLHAVEN - JURONG ISLAND 161 TANAH MERAH KECHILL AVE 162 TOA PAYOH HDB 163 WOODLANDS BIZ HUB 164 YANG KEE AT JURONG PIER 165 YISHUN AVE 2 32 Kaki Bukit Industrial Terrace S(416112) Tel : 68464111 Fax : 68464222 Email : [email protected] Website : www.heng.com.sg 5.
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