Rongda Pacific Pte Ltd
Rongda Pacific Pte Ltd was founded in Singapore in 2006 by Mr Lin Yurong.
Rongda Pacific works as a fit-out contractor that also manufactures what it installs: commercial fit-out and A&A works on one side, carpentry, metalwork, stone and operable partitions on the other. Projects run across retail, commercial, residential and institutional work in Singapore.
A large part of the work is imported FF&E. Containers are received and inspected here, kitted room by room and installed to programme, and pieces damaged in transit are repaired or remade in the Singapore factory rather than shipped back to the supplier.
From Factory to Finished Space
Rongda coordinates fabrication, site installation and project delivery to provide greater continuity from production through to completion.
Integrated Production Facilities
Our E9 Premium facility comprises more than five large production units supporting joinery fabrication, waterjet stone processing, laser-cut metalwork, spray finishing and related fabrication work.
Skilled Workforce
More than 80 skilled specialists support production, installation, project coordination and the delivery of complex interior works.
Quality Assurance
Defined quality-control checkpoints are applied across material selection, fabrication, finishing, pre-assembly and on-site installation.
Why Choose Rongda Pacific
1. One contractor, not four subcontracts
Joinery, stone, metalwork and spray finishing all happen in the same building at E9 Premium. On most fit-outs those are four separate subcontracts, four programmes and four sets of interfaces to argue over. Here the joint between a stone top and the carcass beneath it is settled in the factory, before either reaches site.
2. Damaged imported furniture is remade here, not shipped back
Freight damage on imported FF&E normally means a replacement order and a second sea freight. With a joinery factory in Singapore, a split carcass or a scratched panel is remade or repaired locally and installed on the original programme.
3. Work that carries on around an occupied building
A&A works and phased FF&E installation in buildings that stay open — offices still trading, schools still teaching, clinics still seeing patients. Sequence, hoarding, noise windows and access control are planned as part of the method rather than added afterwards.
4. Metalwork is dry-assembled against the joinery before it leaves the factory
Laser-cut metal, stone and joinery are brought together in the factory and fitted to one another before anything is loaded onto a lorry. Tolerance problems surface where there is still a machine standing by to correct them.
5. The machines decide what a drawing can ask for
Nesting CNC, six-side drilling with automatic tool changer, PUR edge banding, a Holzma HPP 380 panel saw and in-house waterjet stone cutting. Thirteen machines are filmed and listed on this site, each with what it is for.
6. BCA and bizSAFE registered, checkable on the public registers
Both registrations appear on every service page with the UEN and a link to the register that holds them, so they can be checked rather than taken on trust.
7. Since 2006, and fifteen projects you can look at
Civic and healthcare buildings, retail at Changi Airport Terminal 3, offices at Paya Lebar Quarter and Marina Bay, schools, and landed homes. Fifteen of them are documented with photographs of the finished work.