Hitachi Rail Awarded Signalling Contract for two stations on Singapore North-South Line

19th August


Hitachi Rail has been awarded the signalling contract for the construction of NS3A and NS6 MRT stations on Singapore’s North-South Line (NSL), supporting the expansion of one of the world’s most advanced urban rail networks and reinforcing the company’s long-standing partnership with the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

The contract covers the signalling works required to integrate the two new stations into the operational railway. The project will be delivered by Hitachi Rail’s Singapore-based team, leveraging expertise in system integration, testing and commissioning to ensure the seamless introduction of the new infrastructure while maintaining high standards of operational performance and service reliability. The works will be delivered using Hitachi Rail’s SELTRAC™ Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) technology, a globally proven signalling solution deployed on major metro networks in cities including New York, London, Hong Kong and Singapore.

The signalling solutions for NS3A, an infill station on existing NSL, and NS6, a future interchange with the Downtown Line 2 extension, will be integrated into the current system while maintaining safe and reliable passenger operations. When completed, NS6 station will support future network expansion and increase operational flexibility. ​

The award marks another milestone in Hitachi Rail’s longstanding collaboration with the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and reinforces the company’s commitment to supporting Singapore’s rail development. With a proven track record in signalling integration, system upgrades and rail modernisation programmes, Hitachi Rail remains focused on delivering ​ reliable and resilient railway operations that support the future growth of Singapore’s rail network.

Alfredo DRAGO, Head of APAC Region SRS, Hitachi Rail:

“The addition of NS3A and NS6 will play an important role in supporting Singapore’s growing transportation needs. Our team focused on developing a plan designed to minimize disruption to existing operations. By leveraging our proven SELTRAC™ CBTC technology and our extensive local delivery experience, we will seamlessly integrate these new stations into the network while maintaining the high levels of reliability passengers expect every day.”


Photo credit: Hitachi

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