OKP Holdings Limited has been awarded a significant contract valued at S$87.3m by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) for the development of commuter infrastructure around the Jurong Region Line in Singapore. The 60-month contract, which began in February 2026, involves the design and construction of covered linkways, cycling paths, footpaths, and roadworks near the upcoming stations.
The contract, executed by OKP’s subsidiary Or Kim Peow Contractors, aims to provide sheltered connectivity for pedestrians and commuters. It also includes the reconstruction and modification of existing infrastructure such as retaining walls, drains, and street furniture. This project boosts OKP’s net construction order book to S$627.2m, with projects extending to 2031.
Or Toh Wat, Group Managing Director, expressed gratitude for the LTA’s confidence in OKP’s engineering capabilities. He stated, “This project places us at the heart of Singapore’s next phase of rail expansion. We are excited to contribute to this wider public transport ecosystem to strengthen connectivity and improve accessibility for residents, businesses and communities in the west of Singapore.”
OKP has a history of successful collaborations with the LTA, having previously secured contracts for cycling path networks across Singapore. The company, listed on the Singapore Exchange since 2002, specialises in infrastructure projects and has diversified into property development and investment. The new contract underscores OKP’s role in enhancing Singapore’s transport infrastructure and aligns with the nation’s long-term sustainability goals.
