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FAQ — Read before you write
What do people ask before contacting us?
Read the kerb before the machines arrive. COSS CONSTRUCT (SRL) answers frequent questions about scope, Singapore planned entry, planning process, and enquiries on cossroadworks.digital.
If your question is not listed, use the Contact page form with country, project type, and task description. We review every note against registered scope and reply with questions or a consultation time.
Scope and registration
What this site covers, and what it does not
Road construction FAQ and site preparation FAQ start here: five registered headings, no completed projects, no certificates. Tasks outside the headings are declined with reasons.
Registered activities
What work does COSS CONSTRUCT cover?
Road construction and reconstruction, site preparation, earthworks, base preparation, and organisation of construction processes. Those five headings are the full scope presented on this site. Tasks outside them are declined with reasons.
Send your street section and a short task note so we can place it under the right heading before any planning starts.
Do you show completed projects or certificates?
No. This site lists no completed projects, no certificates, and no technical capability claims beyond registered wording. That applies to Belgium context and to Singapore, where entry is planned only.
What is the difference between widening, reconstruction, and overlay?
Widening adds width and usually touches drains and footpaths. Reconstruction rebuilds pavement structure and levels. Milling and overlaying renews the surface course. Your street section and defect notes decide which term fits.
A widening such as the Loyang Avenue stretch between Pasir Ris Drive 1 and Pasir Ris Drive 3 typically moves kerbs, drains and footpaths; an overlay item of the Dawson Road network type renews the surface course only.
How to read the answers
Each answer states a boundary first, then the next step. If a task falls outside the five headings, we say so plainly and explain why, so you do not wait for a consultation that cannot proceed.
- Check your task against the five headings before you write.
- Attach the street section, chainage or defect photos where you have them.
- Name the country and the site access so planning context stays correct.
Traffic-sensitive carriageway works — staged sections
Singapore entry and approvals
Planned entry, local rules respected
Singapore market entry is planned only. Approvals, notices and site roles sit with the relevant authorities and appointed parties — we discuss them in planning terms only.
Entry Do you have a Singapore office or live projects? Planned only
No. Singapore entry is planned only. We claim no local office, no ongoing projects, and no Singapore licences or permits.
Permits What approvals apply to public-street or earthworks jobs? Authorities decide
Approvals sit with the relevant authorities and appointed parties. As planning context, Singapore practice requires cable and gas plans before earthworks near services, at least 7 days notice of commencement to SP PowerGrid, and compliance with the Letter of Requirements to protect electricity cables and gas pipelines. Earthworks supervisor roles and erosion control plan documents may apply by project.
Traffic How do live-traffic jobs handle detours? Staged sections
By staging sections, working windows, and maintained access for buses, pedestrians, and residents. Corridor works on routes such as East Coast Parkway and the northern corridor roads, and interchange scopes such as Tengah Vehicular Interchange with KJE and Lam San Flyover works for Tengah New Town, illustrate traffic-sensitive delivery. Any live scheme would be set and approved locally, not on this site.
Planning context only — nothing here grants a permit
Consultation and contact
How a consultation actually starts
Construction consultation process in one page: what to send, what happens to your data, and where the records sit.
- Open the Contact page and send full name, email, phone, country, project type, task description, and consent to personal data processing. You will land on a confirmation page.
- We review the note against registered scope and reply with questions or a consultation time — including PDPA enquiry consent handled with regard to Singapore PDPA consent and purpose-limitation expectations.
- Details are in the Privacy Policy. We use enquiry data to review and reply, we do not sell it. Write to [email protected] about your data.
What to prepare
A short, complete note gets the fastest reply. Name the country, the street or site, the defect or goal, and the access constraints — buses, footpaths, working hours.
- Country and location, plus who owns the street or site.
- Project type: widening, reconstruction, overlay, site or earthworks.
- Consent to personal data processing, with PDPA expectations noted for Singapore.
Records and next step
Who holds this site
Registered holder
COSS CONSTRUCT (SRL), reg. no. BE 0696.674.091, VAT BE0696674091, registered 22.05.2018, active company.
Address: Chaussée de Gand 1426, 1082 Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, Belgium. Domain: cossroadworks.digital.
Write to us
Email: [email protected]. Phone: +65 6582 9039. Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Still unsure?
Read how enquiries move from note to site planning on Cooperation Stages, or check what each heading covers on Construction Services.