Change your location to view content tailored for you.

Singapore’s first fully elevated rail line – Jurong Region Line (JRL), will support the development of the Jurong area, which is set to be the largest commercial hub outside the Central Business District (CBD).

The JRL is Singapore’s seventh MRT line. Spanning 24 km across 24 stations, the JRL will significantly improve the connectivity of the western region of Singapore and support the development of the Jurong region.

Aurecon was appointed as the lead engineering consultant to the DYJV for Contract J109 which has a contract value of S$320.4 million. Contract J109 is a design and construct package comprising three stations that span across a 3.6km viaduct.

The JE4 station will serve existing residential developments along Jurong East Central, places of worship and educational institutions, while the JE6 station will serve commuters travelling to and from the International Business Park.

The JE7 station will serve residents around Teban Gardens and West Coast Road, as well as places of worship and Commonwealth Secondary School which are adjacent to the station.

Using 3D analysis for a cost-efficient design

Aurecon had worked closely with the DYJV’s tender design and construction team to put forward a robust and cost-efficient design that leveraged a comprehensive 3D analysis and project methodology to ensure that space, cost and efficiency are optimised. As a lead consultant in this project, Aurecon will also advise on the detailed design encompassing civil structures, architecture, mechanical and electrical works.

Location

Singapore

Client

Government of Singapore – Land Transport Authority

Partners

Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd – Yongnam Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd Joint Venture (DYJV)

Aurecon's Role

Lead engineering consultant to DYJV

Status

Ongoing

square iconplus icon
Jurong Region Line, Singapore’s first fully elevated rail line, is set to be the largest commercial hub outside the Central Business District. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
The JE4 station will serve existing residential developments along Jurong East Central, places of worship, and educational institutions. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
Aurecon, as a lead consultant in this project, delivers the detailed design encompassing civil structures, architecture, mechanical and electrical works. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
The JE6 station will serve commuters travelling to and from the International Business Park. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
The Pandan Reservoir MRT Station (JE7) is an elevated station located along the Jurong Region Line (JRL) Phase 2. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
The JE7 station will be the southern terminus of the East Branch of the Jurong Region line. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
1 of 6
Jurong Region Line, Singapore’s first fully elevated rail line, is set to be the largest commercial hub outside the Central Business District. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
Jurong Region Line, Singapore’s first fully elevated rail line, is set to be the largest commercial hub outside the Central Business District. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.
Jurong Region Line, Singapore’s first fully elevated rail line, is set to be the largest commercial hub outside the Central Business District. Image courtesy of ONG&ONG.

Go Yang San (YS), Managing Director for Aurecon Singapore said, “We are excited to be working with the DYJV on this project. We look forward to contributing to the design and construct package of Contract J109 that will in turn, support the existing developments in the western area of Singapore as well as the future development of the next largest commercial hub outside of Singapore’s CBD.”

In addition to Contract J109, Aurecon is also working on Contract 102 – design and construction of JS1 station, JS2 station, JS3 station and a 4.3km viaduct. This includes A&A works to the existing CCK station for the Jurong Region Line with Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co (Singapore) Pte Ltd (STEC).

We would love to work with you to bring your ideas to life, so get in touch and we'll get back to you.

Or contact an office near you.