What is e-Bidding?
e-Bidding is an online platform that you can use to bid for ready-built industrial spaces in our high-rise buildings or workshops.
On the e-Bidding platform, you can search for available spaces and bid for the space that you would like to rent. Do note on the e-Bidding Terms and Conditions.
The highest bidder who passes our assessment criteria, and whose usage for the space has been approved by relevant authorities, will be awarded the space.
What is the e-Bidding process?
Available spaces are released for bidding every Monday and closes on Friday. There is no e-Bidding exercise during weeks with public holidays.
Spaces that have not received any bids will be put up for bidding again in subsequent bidding cycles, according to our assessment of the demand.
What can you expect during the e-bidding process?
Step 1:Browse available spaces
View the list of available spaces for bidding
If a space that you are looking for is currently not available for bidding, you may subscribe to “Property Alerts” to be notified when a suitable unit becomes available.
To set up a Property Alert:
- Log in to the Customer Service Portal
- Go to “Manage”, select “My Watchlist and Alerts”
- Create a Property Alert by setting your preferred criteria
You will receive an SMS or email notification when a matching space is available for bidding.


Step 2: Select a unit and log in to the e-Bidding platform
Select a unit that meets your requirements. To start bidding, click “Make a bid”.
Note: For e-Bidding exercise from 1 May 2026 onwards, the second-term rental will be determined as follows, should a second-term renewal be granted:
- If your bid rent exceeds the prevailing JTC posted rent at renewal, the second-term rental will be set at the average of your bid rent and the prevailing JTC posted rent at the start of the second-term.
- If your bid rent is lower than the prevailing JTC posted rent at renewal, the second-term rental will be adjusted to the prevailing JTC posted rent.
GST and service charge are excluded from this calculation and will be charged separately.

Log in to the e-Bidding platform with your Singpass as a Business user, and provide your details.
Your submitted details will be used for the tenancy agreement if your bid is successful.
Step 3:Make the deposit payment
Before you submit a bid, you must make a bid deposit via Mastercard or Visa card. The required deposit amount is specified under the unit details of the space you are interested in bidding for.
Things to note when bidding:
- Your bid will not be accepted if the deposit payment is unsuccessful
- Your deposit will be forfeited if you:
- Participate in bidding when you are not permitted to do so
- Submit a fraudulent bid or a bid in bad faith
- Provide false or misleading information
- Withdraw your bid after submission
- Do not provide the requested documents for assessment within the stipulated time frame
- Do not accept our offer within the stipulated time frame
Step 4:Submit a Bid
To place a bid, you can click on the “Submit bid” or “+” accordingly.
The “+” enables you to raise the bid in increments of $25.

Step 5: Monitor your bid
To monitor your bid and other bids made for the same unit, log in to the e-Bidding platform with your Singpass.
Navigate to "My Application for Spaces" to find a list of units you have bid on. Here, you can view the highest bids, remaining time before bidding closes, and real-time bidding history.

Additionally, you can monitor the bidding status of other spaces that you have added to “My Watchlist and Alerts” before placing a bid.

Step 6: Raising your bid
To raise your bid, click on the "Update bid" or "+" accordingly.
The “+” enables you to raise the bid in increments of $25.

Step 7: Receive results
After the bidding cycle closes, you will be notified of the results through email or SMS. You may navigate to “Units for e-Bidding” and click on e-Bidding results page to view the results.
What should you do if you are the highest bidder?
If you are the highest bidder upon closure of the bidding exercise, you will receive a notification in the Customer Service Portal under “Notifications”. Additionally, you can access the results under "My Application for Spaces".

Step 1:Initiate your application
Go to “My To-do List” in the Customer Service Portal to commence your application. Fill in details of your proposed usage for the space and the number of employees in your company.

Step 2:Submit the required documents for assessment
Within 3 weeks of receiving the notification, you must upload the following documents to the Customer Service Portal for assessment:
- Most updated business profile from Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA)
- Latest company annual report, audited accounts or management accounts (e.g. profit & loss statements)
- Advisory for Industrial Siting from the National Environment Agency (NEA) Development Control and Licensing Department
Withdrawing your bid
You may withdraw your successful bid. However, do note that your bid deposit will be forfeited. You may also be debarred from participating in our future tenders, or those called by the Government and other Statutory Bodies.
Step 3:Outcome notification
For Successful application
If your application is successful, you will receive an email containing the offer letter for your acceptance. To finalise your acceptance, follow these steps within 3 weeks of receiving the offer letter:
- Complete, sign and return by post to us the duly completed and signed Letter of Acceptance.
- Log in to Customer Service Portal. Click on “My To-Do List” to:
- Apply for e-GIRO or upload a copy of the completed GIRO application form
- Make the following payments through PayNow or bank transfer:
- 1 month’s advance rent, inclusive of Service and Conservancy charges
- 1 additional month’s rent as a security deposit
- Stamp duty fees
- Print and mail the completed and signed GIRO application form back to JTC.
We will notify you via email once we have processed your GIRO application. Additionally, we will inform you of the keys collection date for the premises.
For Rejected Application
If your application is rejected, we will refund your bidding deposit after we process the rejection.
What happens if I am not the highest bidder?
If you are not the highest bidder, there will be no deduction to your Mastercard or Visa card. The authorised credit hold on your card for the e-Bidding deposit will expire and be released automatically within approximately 7 to 14 days, subject to your issuing bank’s processing time. No further action is required from you.
If the credit amount is not released after 14 days, you may wish to contact your credit card issuing bank for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know whether my proposed use is suitable for the e-Bid unit that I am interested in?
To check whether your proposed use is suitable, please refer to the “Additional Information for e-Bidding” section of the unit page. This section shows the unit’s designated trade which is the trade that is acceptable for this particular unit. You can also click “View all non-permitted trades” to check the uses that are not allowed for the unit.

Why am I unable to place an e-Bidding deposit?
Please check that your Mastercard or Visa card has sufficient available credit, not expired, and you have not exceeded the daily transaction limit set by your bank.
If the highest bidder’s application is rejected or withdrawn, and I am the second-highest bidder, will JTC assess my application?
No. JTC will not assess the second-highest bidder. If the highest bidder’s application is rejected or withdrawn, the unit will be rescheduled for e-Bidding, and interested parties may submit a new bid when it is relaunched.
Application Submission
Why am I unable to upload documents on the Customer Service Portal?
This may be due to the file format or document title. Please upload your documents in PDF format, the file names must be under 200 characters with no special characters (e.g. @, #, $, %, &, *, _, \, /, <, >) and must have unique file names.
How should I describe my proposed industrial use?
Please provide a clear and concise description of your proposed use. For example, you may state “Assembly of electrical panels” or “Fabrication of wooden furniture”. If the proposed use is unclear or inaccurate, we may ask you to clarify or resubmit the information.
What should I take note of when applying for an industrial siting consultation with NEA?
Please ensure that the proposed use stated in your unit application matches the use submitted to NEA for advisory. This helps avoid discrepancies and processing delays.
