ST Engineering secures $200m ISCS contract for SG Cross Island Line

The company will provide the system for 21 underground stations.

The Land Transport Authority awarded ST Engineering's Urban Solutions a $200m contract to provide an Integrated Supervisory Control System (ISCS) and Communications System for the Cross Island Line (CRL), Singapore's longest fully underground MRT line.

The company will deploy the ISCS and the Communications System for the 21 underground stations under CRL Phase 1 and 2 and the CRL-Punggol Extension.

The ISCS will enable real-time and centralised monitoring and control of electrical and mechanical subsystems along the CRL's 50-kilometre rail network.

The Communications System will manage and connect various systems in the train and stations, utilising the latest networking technologies to enable efficient system operations and maintenance.

ST Engineering said securing the $200m ISCS contract will expand Urban Solutions' global track record of 200 metro projects in over 50 cities.

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