Construction works for the underground station are expected to start in Q2 of 2024, with the commencement of passenger service slated for 2032.
Works for Phase 2 of the Cross Island Line will begin in earnest next year, with the award of this civil contract.
Come 2032, commuters can expect to be transported from the East to the North-East by train in just 25 minutes.
Of the six stations announced under Phase 2, King Albert Park and Clementi are first to welcome Cross Island Line interchanges.
Comprising 12 stations and spanning 29km, this phase of the construction will link vital stations today, including Hougang, Pasir Ris and Ang Mo Kio.
Work has commenced on the new Jurong Region Line, which is set to get 24 stations, span 24km and open in three stages from 2027 to 2029.
The only remaining station on the Downtown Line that isn't opened, construction work to set up Hume Station is underway and the station is set to open by 2025.
Works for Stage 2 of the TEL are progressing at a slower pace due to constraints on worker availability amid the pandemic.
The LTA has awarded three contracts worth $596 million for design and construction work on four Jurong Region Line stations.
Construction works for five stations on the new Jurong Region Line are expected to start next year and slated for completion in 2026.
The LTA said work on the Circle Line is progressing on track, with 66% of earth retaining and stabilising structure works being completed.
Up to five MRT stations from Admiralty to Yio Chu Kang will be closed over the Vesak Day long weekend to facilitate works at the new Canberra MRT station.
A new photo exhibition offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the work that goes into constructing the upcoming Thomson-East Coast Line.
China State Construction Engineering Corporation has clinched the contract for the construction of the three-level underground Cantonment MRT station.
The Land Transport Authority has awarded the first three civil contracts for the sixth stage of the Circle Line, which will begin construction by this year-end.
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is finding new ways to assess soil conditions before construction of underground rail lines.
Yongnam Holdings bags three subcontracts worth more than $75 million for projects on the upcoming Thomson-East Coast MRT Line.
The LTA has stepped up construction on Downtown Line Stage 2 to recover lost time and help the new MRT line to open by first quarter of 2016.
Construction has officially begun on two more MRT stations on the Thomson-East Coast Line which facilitates commuters living in the Northern part of Singapore.
As construction of the Thomson Line moves into full swing, road diversions will take place on Upper Thomson Road to facilitate the works.