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Home > Breaking News – STEC 6 Herrenknecht 4 for DTL 3

Breaking News – STEC 6 Herrenknecht 4 for DTL 3

Tris Thomas

Written by Tris Thomas on 16/02/2011 in News

Tagged: underground

Singapore’s LTA has awarded Contract 938 Package A and B, for the 10 owner procured 6.6m – 6.8m diameter EPBMs to be used on the Downtown Line 3, with STEC scooping six, and Herrenknecht the remaining four.

The four Herrenknecht EPBMs are 3 x 6.6m diameter and 1 x 6.64m diameter, all with mixed ground cutting wheels, and will be used on Package A.

Two of the machines will bore from Ubi Station on C930 to Kaki Bukit on C929, be dismantled within the tunnel and then pulled back. One machine will start at TSFB Station on C937B (Depot) and bore on a curve to Bedok Town on C928. The final EPBM will start at Ubi on C930 and bore along the curve to TSFB Station on C9378 (Depot).

STEC, who will supply the six EPBMs for Package B, were unavailable for comment.

TJ exclusively published the list of pre-qualifiers with prices in late January for C938. These were:

Herrenknecht (Package A -S$39,913,347. Package B – S$71,415,712)

Hitachi Zosen (Package A – S$95,639,000)

Kawasaki Heavy Industries – (Package A – S$51,570,900. Package B – S$97,854,200)

Lovat – (Package A – S$80,111.572. Package B – S$131,061,622.96)

NFM Technologies – (Package A – S$56,090,400. Package B – S$109,240,040)

Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co – (Package A – S$38,628,830. Package B – S$66,711,098.44)

The Robbins Company – (Package A – S$40,845,000 Package B – S$75,980,000)

The LTA’s Downtown Line 3 is a 21km long, fully underground line with 16 stations. Currently plans see up to 29 TBMs working on the tunnels, with multiple drives between the stations. The project has been split into 3 sections, CT1, CT2 and CT3. CT1 will feature four of the owner procured TBMs, and CT3 will use the other six. The remaining TBMs will be procured by the successful contractors. Award of the 18 main civils contracts is envisaged between February and August this year with tunnelling scheduled to start in mid-late 2012.

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