LTA taps Aurecon for engineering role on Tuas region industrial development

The study will support the sustainable development of the Tuas region.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) has appointed Aurecon to conduct engineering investigation studies within existing road networks at Tuas to cater for industrial developments.

Aurecon will study space optimisation of utility services within existing road networks for approximately 17.5 km to support the sustainable development of the Tuas region.

The study will also focus on planning and allocating space and routes for existing and new utilities, including telecommunications, power, gas, water, and sewer systems.

Aurecon will also prepare a feasibility study on how these utilities can be installed, maintained, and repaired efficiently with various construction methodologies.

A state-of-the-art 3D Geographic Information System (GIS) model will also be developed encompassing all utilities, roads, commuters, drainage, and other infrastructures.

“We are delighted to contribute towards the vital development of the Tuas area, serving as a pivotal force in Singapore’s relentless pursuit to maintain its eminent status as the world’s leading trade hub,” Jean-Marc Girard, Chief Operations Officer for Aurecon Asia said.

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