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Singapore
Sentosa Island - sg/25
Road
Singapore LTA will construct 1.3 km-long, mainly two-lane, one-way tunnel to connect outbound
traffic from Sentosa Island direct to Kampong Bahru Road and Keppel Road, by-passing busy
traffic junctions. Preliminary works underway, along with final design for construction starting 2011
for completion 2015. More from www.lta.gov.sg/projects/index_proj_road.htm 13/09.
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Singapore
Downtown - sg/23
Metro 3.03.2008 The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has awarded Taisei Corporation the civil
works contract 907 for the Landmark station, tunnels and the main trunk road above the station,
as part of Stage 1 of the Downtown Line (DTL). The contract is valued at SGD230 million. Visit
www.taisei.com 10/08. Contract 906 for the Bayfront station has been awarded to Sembawang
Engineers & Constructors.
More...
Singapore
Circle Line - sg/15
Metro 3.03.2008 The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has awarded the civil works contract 901 for
the Circle Line (CCL) to Hock Lian Seng Infrastructure. The contract is valued at SGD348.4 million.
Contract 901 is for the construction and completion of the Marina Bay station and tunnels. The
scope of the contract also includes addition and alteration works to the existing North South Line
(NSL) at Marina Bay station, diversions as well as demolition of an underpass. Visit
www.hlsgroup.com.sg 10/08.
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1.
Singapore SMRT UMTS Project
This is an island wide project to upgrade the mobile services to UMTS in the MRT system.
Project to be completed by Q4 2008 or Q1 2009.
Cable required : RMC158-HLFR “A” series with messenger wire
Cable quantity : about 100km
Action for Eupen : Quotation# 20789 – 22 November 2007 - to Petracarbon Singapore – Project:
MRT UMTS Upgrade
: Quotation 20789 Revision 1 – 22 February 2008 by Alfons.
Person in charge : Mr. Bhat
Status of project : Singapore Technologies – Final stage of clarification with SingTel on
Technical issues.
2.
Turkey GSM-R + TETRA Project
This project awarded to Singapore Technologies to be completed by 2010.
Cable required : RMC78-B-HLFR or RMC114-B-HLFR
Cable quantity : 30,000m
Action for Eupen : QUOTATION VHF-08-30048-EC Revision 1 - 28.01.2008 by Alfons.
Person in charge : Richard Loh – System Manager, Woo Wai Leong – System Engineer
Status of project : Singapore Technologies will finalize the system design and material supply
by end of March 2008
3.
Turkey GSM only Project
This project awarded to Singapore Technologies to be completed by 2010.
Cable required : RMC158-HLFR “A” series
Cable quantity : 52,000m or more
Person in charge : Mr. Bhat
Status of project : Will receive official BOQ from Singapore Technologies very soon.
4.
Downtown Line TETRA + 700MHz-900MHz
Project status : Bidding (closing date by end March 2008)
Cable required : RMC78-B-HLFR and RMC114-B- HLFR
Cable quantity : 5,000m to 40,000m
Action for Eupen : PRICE LIST 2007 -- Radiating Cables and accessories Rev 0, dated 29
January 2008 by Alfons.
Person in charge : Asst. System Manager – Erin Seow
5.
Downtown Line GSM and UMTS Project
Project status : Will open for bidding around June 2008
Cable required : RMC78-HLFR and RMC115-HLFR “A” series
Cable quantity : Unknown
Outside Singapore
6.
Taiwan Xin Yi line, station R5 to R10 & Song Shan line, station
G13 to G22. (Total 13 underground stations)
TETRA Project
Project status : Design stage using Eupen RMC cables, project already awarded to
Singapore Technologies.
Tunnel under construction, will be complete by 2011.
Cable to be installed: RMC-78-T-HLFR for tunnel and RMC- 12-T-HLFR for underground stations
Cable quantity : Average tunnel length between stations = 1 km, 2 tubes. 13 stations
RMC-78-T-HLFR = 1,000 x 2 x 13 =
26,000m
Average usage within stations = 2,000m per station
RMC-12-T-HLFR = 2,000 x 13 =
26,000m
Special requirement : White outer jacket for all radiating cables
Person in charge : Mr. Yip Hak Woon
Action for Eupen : Eupen needs to submit
RMC-12- HLFR sample (100m) to Petracarbon for
cable testing in Taiwan in order to
get approval from Fire authority of Taiwan.
Remarks :
No requirement for RMC-58-HLFR at this moment. No sample required
for cable testing.
Remarks : Item 2 and 3 are very important to us as Singapore Technologies already
awarded the projects. (Sure purchase)
Our main competition is against RFS. We are trying very hard to enter Singapore Technologies by
offering them good products also pricing and service. (We are going to offer them CIF Turkey
seaport)
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1.
Singapore SMRT UMTS Project
This is an island wide project to upgrade the mobile services to UMTS in the MRT system.
Project to be completed by Q4 2008 or Q1 2009.
Cable required : RMC158-HLFR “A” series with messenger wire
Cable quantity : about 100km
Action for Eupen : Quotation# 20789 – 22 November 2007 - to Petracarbon Singapore – Project:
MRT UMTS Upgrade
2.
Turkey GSM-R + TETRA Project
This project awarded to Singapore Technologies to be completed by 2010.
Cable required : RMC78-B-HLFR or RMC114-B-HLFR
Cable quantity : 30,000m
Action for Eupen : Petracarbon sent enquiry to Eupen attention to Eric and Alfons dated 11
January 2008.
No action taken till today (Please reply)
3.
Turkey GSM only Project
This project awarded to Singapore Technologies to be completed by 2010.
Cable required : RMC158-HLFR “A” series
Cable quantity : 52,000m
Action for Eupen : Petracarbon sent enquiry to Eupen attention to Eric and Alfons dated 11
January 2008.
No action taken till today (Please reply)
4.
Downtown Line TETRA + 700MHz-900MHz
Project status : Bidding (closing date by end February 2008)
Cable required : RMC78-B-HLFR and RMC114-B- HLFR
Cable quantity : 5,000m to 40,000m
Action for Eupen : Petracarbon sent enquiry to Eupen attention to Eric and Alfons dated 20
January 2008.
No action taken till today (Please reply)
5.
Downtown Line GSM and UMTS Project
Project status : Will open for bidding around June 2008
Cable required : RMC78-HLFR and RMC115-HLFR “A” series
Cable quantity : Unknown
Remarks : Item 2 and 3 are very important to us as Singapore Technologies already
awarded the projects. (Sure purchase)
Our main competition is against RFS. We are trying very hard to enter Singapore Technologies by
offering them good products also pricing and service. (We are going to offer them CIF Turkey
seaport)
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SINGAPORE: Part of the East Coast Parkway will soon be realigned to make way for a new
expressway, called the Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE), to ease congestion in the downtown
Marina area.
The move, which was announced by Transport Minister Raymond Lim at the Intelligent Transport
Systems Centre, will also free up land for more commercial developments there.
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) said the new expressway will be built by 2013 at a cost of
S$2.5 billion.
Mr Lim said: "The government has given the go-ahead to build another expressway – the Marina
Coastal Expressway or MCE for short. When it is completed in about 6 years' time, it will provide
an additional high-speed link to the Marina Bay area to support the development of this new
downtown."
The new 5-kilometre MCE will link the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) in the east to the
Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) in the west, so commuters who are not headed downtown can
bypass the Marina Bay area.
To make way for the new expressway, the East Coast Parkway (ECP) at Marina South will be
realigned and converted to a major road to serve the Marina Bay area.
Paul Fok, LTA's Group Director for Engineering, said: "Currently the East Coast Parkway runs
through the new downtown at Marina Bay, with the expressway going through the downtown. What
it means is that the city cannot extend beyond the expressway into the Marina Bay because from
an expressway, you can't access the developments.
"With the construction of the MCE, which will be nearer towards the sea, we will be able to realign
the East Coast Parkway and ensure that people can access the development from East Coast
Parkway. For example, people from the Marina Sands integrated resort will be able to join the
realigned East Coast Parkway because there will be traffic light junctions."
To facilitate the building of the MCE, 13.3 ha of land reclamation will be carried out at Marina East
and Marina Wharf.
The MCE will be constructed mainly underground, so that land above it can be used for other
purposes.
The route will comprise a 3.5-kilometre-long underground tunnel and a 1.5- kilometre road structure
above ground.
The construction of the new expressway will be no easy task because part of MCE will run
underneath the seabed, just 150 metres away from the Marina Barrage, which needs to be opened
from time to time to allow water to flow out in the event of heavy rain.
Engineers will, therefore, have to take into consideration the large amount of water that will be
released and figure out how to build the MCE safely.
The opening of phase 1 of the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway on 26 October was also
announced on Friday.
This first phase will extend from the ECP at Fort Road to the Pan- Island Expressway (PIE).
The LTA said commuters can cut travelling time by 5 to 8 minutes using this new underground
expressway.
Yam Ah Mee, LTA's Chief Executive, said: "The way the KPE is built – linking the northeast
corridor to the city – residents in the northeast corridor will have an alternative travelling route to
the city. Those who now travel along the Tampines Expressway and join the CTE will also have an
option to use the KPE.
"On the other hand, residents on the western and north- western part of Singapore will also have
lesser traffic on the CTE and so we expect improvement in traffic all round."
Phase 1 of the KPE will have three Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) gantries, but only one will be
charging motorists.
The LTA said the other gantries are placed there for monitoring purposes and it will assess the
traffic flow to determine if more payment should be levied after a month.
The entire KPE, stretching from the ECP to the Tampines Expressway (TPE), will open later next
year.
When that happens, residents in Sengkang, Punggol and Hougang will find their travel time to the
city cut by 25 percent.
The 12-kilometre-long KPE, which cost S$1.7 billion to build, is the longest underground
expressway in Southeast Asia.
Since much of it is underground, the consequences of a major accident are far more serious
compared to an open expressway.
Hence, the LTA is embarking on a safety education programme on the use of the tunnel.
Singapore
Downtown - sg/23
Metro
Invitation to tender, deadline 14th September, 2007 for construction and completion of Bayfront
station including associated tunnels (contract 906) for Downtown Line Stage 1. Contact Land
Transport Authority, Ms Monica Wong or Ms Low Bee Eng, fax +65 63961124. Visit
http://www.lta.gov.sg/tender_info/index_tender_info.htm 36/07.
Invitation to tender, deadline 14th September, 2007 for construction and completion of Landmark
station including associated tunnels (contract 907) for Downtown Line Stage 1. Contact Land
Transport Authority, Ms Monica Wong or Ms Low Bee Eng, fax +65 63961124. Visit
www.lta.gov.sg/tender_info/index_tender_info.htm 36/07.
Invitation to tender, deadline 7th September, 2007 for advanced engineering study (contract 9151)
for proposed Downtown Line Stage 2 (Section 1). Contact Land Transport Authority, Ms Chan Mei
Yin or Ms Low Bee Eng, fax +65 63961124. Visit
www.lta.gov.sg/tender_info/index_tender_info.htm 36/07.
Invitation to tender, deadline 7th September, 2007 for advanced engineering study (contract 9152)
for proposed Downtown Line Stage 2 (Section 2). Contact Land Transport Authority, Ms Chan Mei
Yin or Ms Low Bee Eng, fax +65 63961124. Visit
www.lta.gov.sg/tender_info/index_tender_info.htm 36/07.
Excavation and structural work on the SGD12 billion Downtown Line (DTL) will be started during
the last quarter of 2007. The Land Transport Authority (LTA) awarded contracts for Phase 1 of the
DTL worth nearly SGD500 million to three construction firms which have extensive experience in
large-scale projects in Singapore. The first deal (contract 905) went to Japanese construction
giant Shimizu, which bagged a SGD102.8 million contract to design and build tunnels between the
Promenade station, Marina Bay and the integrated resort (IR) development. Visit
www.shimz.com.sg
The second contract (contract 908) goes to the Samsung- Soletanche Bachy joint venture with a
contract worth SGD224.9 million to design and build Cross Street station and associated tunnels.
The work will involve the construction of a temporary two- lane viaduct along Cross Street from
Central Boulevard to keep traffic in the area flowing smoothly as construction work goes on. Visit
www.secc.co.kr/e_secc/index.asp and www.bachy- soletanche.com.sg
The third contract (contract 909) has been awarded to Gammon Construction, which will design
and build DTL's Chinatown station and the tunnels connected to it. The contract is worth
SGD160.3 million. Gammon Construction built the existing Chinatown station on the North-East
Line (NEL). Visit www.gammonconstruction.com
The 4.3 km first stage of the DTL, due for completion in 2013, will connect Bugis station on the
East-West Line (EWL) to Chinatown station on the NEL. The DTL will have six stations and will
provide a vital link to new developments such as the Marina Bay Financial Centre and the Marina
Bay Sands Integrated Resort. Read E- News Weekly 24/2007, 12/2007 & 1/2007. Visit
www.lta.gov.sg 36/07.
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First Tunnel Section on Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway to Open in October in Singapore
From 26th October, 2007, motorists will be able to move between the Pan- Island Expressway
(PIE) and the East Coast Parkway (ECP) using a new 3 km-long road tunnel. Traffic from the PIE
will head underground at Kallang Bahru before surfacing at the ECP near Fort Road, when the first
phase of the SGD1.7 billion Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) opens. The rest of the 12 km
expressway, which links housing estates in the northeast of Singapore to the PIE and the city, will
open late next year. Travel time from the northeast to the city will be cut by up to 25%.
The Kallang-Paya Lebar tunnel will be Southeast Asia's longest tunnel, which will stretch nine
kilometres when fully completed. The consequences of a major accident or emergency in an
underground tunnel can be serious. Therefore, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) will roll out a
public education programme over the next three months on how to use the tunnel safely and how
to get out in an emergency. Click here & sg/17. Read E-News Weekly 6/2004, 45/2003, 42/2003,
23/2003 & 47/2002. Visit www.kpeunderground.sg and www.lta.gov.sg/projects/proj_road_kpe.htm
to find out more on the project advance.
Civil works
Construction of the 12 km-long KPE has been divided into six major civil contracts, four of which
deal with the tunnels:
* contract C421, awarded to SembCorp Engineers and Constructors for SGD235 million,
involves a 1.5 kilometre tunnel, which stretches from the East Coast Parkway to Nicoll Highway.
Visit www.sembcorp.com.sg
* contract C422, worth approximately SGD257 million, commissioned to a joint venture of
SembCorp Engineers and Constructors and Daewoo Engineering & Construction, is for the design,
construction and completion of 1.64 km of tunnels, from Nicoll Highway to the PIE. It includes the
construction of a ventilation building and two interchanges at PIE and Nicoll Highway. The tunnel
has been constructed by the cut-and-cover method and crosses under Nicoll Highway,
Mountbatten Road, Geylang Road, Sims Avenue and the PIE. Visit www.daewooenc.com
* contract C423, awarded to Samsung Corporation, deals with the design, construction and
completion of 2.96 km of tunnels from the PIE to Ubi Road 2. It is worth approximately SGD364
million and also includes the construction of a road interchange at the Upper Paya Lebar
Road/Airport Road junction and two ventilation buildings. Mott MacDonald was appointed by
Samsung to design this section. Visit www.samsung.com, www.mottmac.com and www.mottmac-
sing.com.sg
The cut-and-cover tunnels run beneath the Pelton Canal and Airport Road. Along the way, the
tunnels cross Aljunied Road, Merpati Road and Paya Lebar Road. The tunnels, which are
nominally 36 m wide, are directly below a 27 m-wide storm water canal and the flow carrying
capacity of this had to be maintained at all times during construction of the tunnels.
* contract C424 was awarded to Taisei Corporation. It involves the design, construction and
completion of 2.6 km of tunnels from Ubi Road 2 to Defu Lane 3. It is worth approximately SGD251
million and also includes the construction of a road interchange at the Bartley Road extension and
two ventilation buildings. The tunnels have been constructed using the cut-and- cover method.
They run beneath Airport Road, Paya Lebar Air Base before surfacing at Defu Lane 3. Visit
www.taisei.co.jp and www.taisei.com.sg
Digging a twin, three-lane cut-and-cover box from the surface has been the main mode of
construction because no tunnel boring machine was big enough for the more than 36 m-wide
tunnel. Contractors had to cut open existing roads, realign them temporarily and work on the
tunnel underground, before putting the roads back in place.
Electrical and mechanical equipment
Safety equipment of the KPE has been divided into seven electrical and mechanical (E&M)
contracts:
* contract C411, awarded to Shinryo Corporation, is worth SGD47.8 million. The contract is for
the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a tunnel ventilation system for the 9 km dual
carriageway main tunnel and 17 slip roads as well as an environmental control system for six
ventilation buildings. Visit www.shinryo-international.com
Six buildings housing giant 10-storey-high chimneys will ventilate the KPE to suck out
exhaust fumes from the thousands of vehicles that will pass through its 9 km underground tunnel.
Located about 1.5 km apart, the smoke stacks are built some distance away from buildings
nearby so that the fumes will not pose any air pollution concerns.
Each building will house three to six 30 m-high smoke stacks, as well as an equal number of
25 m-high intake stacks that pump fresh air into the tunnels. Such huge ventilation facilities are
needed to keep air flowing in the tunnel.
Computer simulations were conducted on the six sites, which factored in wind conditions and
the heights of the buildings in the vicinity. Results showed that the fumes would be safely
dispersed into the surroundings.
* contract C412, worth SGD9 million, was awarded to AMEC. The contract is for the supply of a
fire protection system, which includes fire hydrants, linear heat detectors, hosereels, fire
extinguishers, fire alarm and gas detection system. The fire protection system ensures early
detection of fire in the tunnels and ventilation buildings. Visit www.amec.com
* contract C413, worth SGD52.9 million, was awarded to Keppel Engineering. The contract is
for the provision of an electrical system that includes high and low voltage electrical distribution
networks, standby generators, an uninterruptible power supply system and tunnel lighting. The
electrical system will have the provision of back- up power supply in the event of a power failure,
and incorporates energy saving features. Visit www.kepcorp.com
* contract C414 corresponds to the design, software implementation, manufacture, supply,
installation, testing and commissioning of the Integrated Traffic and Plant Management System
(ITPMS) for central control and monitoring of the traffic and all the electrical and mechanical
systems and equipment. The supplier is Tyco Building Services. Visit www.tycobuilding.com
* contract C415, pocketed by Guthrie Engineering, is for the design, installation, testing and
commissioning of the communications system for the KPE. It includes five sub- systems:
expressway emergency telephone system, radio system, telephone system, public address
system and communications backbone network. Visit www.guthrie.com.sg
* contract C416, awarded to Chevalier, is for the design, fabrication and installation of the lift
and hoist system for six ventilation buildings located along the KPE. Visit www.chevalier.com
* contract C417A is for a heavy-gauge vitreous enamel cladding for the northbound and
southbound KPE tunnels, designed, produced, supplied and installed by Lam Hong Leong
Aluminium. Visit www.lhl.com.sg
Just as work on the KPE winds down, the Singaporean government has given the go-ahead to
start building a new 5 km-long expressway, Singapore's 10th, which will link the ECP to the Ayer
Rajah Expressway (AYE). Branching off from the ECP just before the Marina Bay golf course, it
will skirt the coastline and tunnel beneath the channel and under Marina South before emerging
before the Marina Wharf area to link up with the AYE. Read E-News Weekly 33/2007 to know
more. 34/07.
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ST Engineering’s Electronics Arm Wins
$123m MRT Project In Turkey
Contract paves way for ST Electronics' rail solutions
in European market
Singapore, 9 May 2007 — Singapore Technologies Engineering’s electronics arm, Singapore
Technologies Electronics Limited (ST Electronics), today announced that it has won a contract
worth approximately $123m from Marubeni Corporation to offer turnkey integrated solutions for a
commuter rail project in Istanbul, Turkey.
This contract award is not expected to have any material impact on the consolidated net tangible
assets per share and earnings per share of ST Engineering for the current financial year.
ST Electronics will design, supply, install and commission the Telecommunications, Supervisory
Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and Automatic Fare Collection systems for the Marmaray
Commuter Rail CR1 project in Istanbul. The opening of the line for passenger service is planned for
2011. The 76.3km long line with 41 stations will link Halkali, on the European side, to the suburb
of Gebze, on the Asian side. It will connect with the Istanbul urban metro and light rail networks.
ST Electronics will begin work on the project in the second quarter of 2007.
ST Electronics has pursued the European and Middle- Eastern markets for growth over the last
three years and this contract is a first in electronics rail solution for us in Europe and represents a
significant achievement for us in this region. Besides providing us with a strong foothold in Turkey,
it will also position us effectively for securing potential rail electronics system projects in Europe.
SEAH Moon Ming
President, ST Electronics
ST Electronics’ expertise and experience in offering turnkey integrated transportation solutions for
both rail and traffic management users have successfully been deployed in a number of markets
here and overseas. Its rail solutions are deployed in Beijing, Guangzhou, Manila, Bangkok, Taipei,
Kaohsiung and Singapore. It recently won a contract to provide communications, SCADA,
Platform Screen Doors and Maintenance Management Systems for the Taiwan Taoyuan
International Airport Access Line. ST Electronics’ i-Transport and traffic management solutions
are currently used in Singapore and China. It continues to pursue e- Government and
transportation projects in China, Europe and the Middle East as these regions continue to
implement solutions to improve their infrastructure and city planning.
Marubeni Corporation is a worldwide general business solution company specialising in eleven
major segments. In the field of railway infrastructure, Marubeni has executed several projects in
Argentina, Venezuela, The Philippines and other parts of the world. Please visit
www.marubeni.com.
ST Electronics, the electronics arm of ST Engineering, delivers innovative system solutions to
government, commercial, defence, and industrial customers worldwide. It specialises in the
design, development and integration of advanced electronics systems, such as broadband radio
frequency and satellite communication, e- government solutions, information communications
technologies, rail and traffic management, realtime command and control, training and simulation,
intelligent building management, and information security and mobile commerce solutions. Please
visit www.stee.stengg.com.
ST Engineering is an integrated engineering group providing solutions and services in the
aerospace, electronics, land systems and marine sectors. Headquartered in Singapore, the Group
reported revenues of $4.49b in FY2006. With a market capitalisation of over $10b, it ranks among
the largest companies listed on the Singapore Exchange. ST Engineering has more than 17,000
employees worldwide, and over 100 subsidiaries in 20 countries and 35 cities. Please visit
www.stengg.com.
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Singapore
Downtown - sg/23
Metro
Open invitation to tender, deadline 12th March, 2007 for design, construction and completion of
tunnels between Promenade station and Marina Bay (contract 905, ITT No. LTA000ETT06000160)
for the Downtown line, Phase 1. Contact Land and Transport Authority, Ms Low Bee Eng or Ms
Monica Wong, tel. +65 63961205 / 1202, fax +65 63961124, e-mail lta_contracts@lta.gov.sg,
bee_eng_low@lta.gov.sg and monica_wong@lta.gov.sg. Visit www.gebiz.gov.sg
Open invitation to tender, deadline 5th February, 2007 for design, construction and completion of
Cross Street station and associated tunnels (contract 908, ITT No. LTA000ETT06000126) for the
Downtown line, Phase 1. Contact Land and Transport Authority, Ms Low Bee Eng or Ms Monica
Wong, tel. +65 63961205 / 1202, fax +65 63961124, e- mail bee_eng_low@lta.gov.sg and
monica_wong@lta.gov.sg. Visit www.gebiz.gov.sg
Open invitation to tender, deadline 8th February, 2007 for design, construction and completion of
Chinatown station and associated tunnels (contract 909, ITT No. LTA000ETT06000125) for the
Downtown line, Phase 1. Contact Land and Transport Authority, Ms Low Bee Eng or Ms Monica
Wong, tel. +65 63961205 / 1202, fax +65 63961124, e- mail bee_eng_low@lta.gov.sg and
monica_wong@lta.gov.sg. Visit www.gebiz.gov.sg
The Downtown line extension is a 3.4-km long, fully underground section with five stations
(Promenade, Bayfront, Landmark, Cross Street, Chinatown), which will run from the Circle line's
Millenia station at Temasek Avenue along Cross Street to link up with the North East line's
Chinatown station. 01-02/07.