PICO International had a tall order to meet for the International Leather Fair - to turn a 26,000-square-metre area of the Convention and Exhibition Centre into an exhibition hall with 600 booths - all in three days.
But for the exhibition designer and contractor who has played a major role in the fair since 1988, it meant a $7 million contract.
As the official contractor of the fair, Pico built the electrical network and the standard booths.
While Pico provides the basic standard booth, it can also build elaborate designs for exhibitors if requested.
Executive director Mr Louis Cheng Teong Meng said clients with big budgets might even request a double-storey booth.
He said 400 booths at the fair would be designed by the company. The booths are of different sizes, depending on the demands of the exhibitors.
According to Mr Cheng, the big spenders for the fair were the Italians, Germans, Taiwanese, Indians and the British.