OKP bags $87.3m LTA contract for Jurong Region Line works

The contract spans 60 months.

OKP Holdings Limited secured an $87.3m contract from the Land Transport Authority (LTA) for commuter infrastructure works along the Jurong Region Line, with the 60-month contract beginning on 27 February 2026.

Or Kim Peow Contractors (Private) Limited—a subsidiary of the Group—will design and construct covered linkways, cycling paths, footpaths, and roadworks around stations.

The project scope includes the reconstruction or modification of retaining walls, drains, street furniture, and turfing, according to a press release.

The award brings the Group’s construction order book to $627.2m as current projects extend to 2031.

OKP holds four prior LTA contracts for cycling path networks totalling $617.8m, including a $258.3m project in the East region, a $92.9m project in Western Singapore, a $78.3m project in the Central region, and a $188.3m project across seven towns in the East Region.

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