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Expected Cost to Government for Installation of ERP 2.0 On-board Unit for Vehicles

Debated in Parliament on 6 Nov 2023.

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Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport about the expected government cost for installing the ERP 2.0 on-board unit for vehicles.
Chee Hong Tat responded that the Land Transport Authority awarded the ERP 2.0 project to a consortium in 2016 at a cost of S$556 million.
The project is still ongoing, and the overall costs will only be finalized upon completion.

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Hazel Poa

#1

Ms Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport what is the expected cost to the Government for providing the installation of the ERP 2.0 on-board unit for vehicles.

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

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The Land Transport Authority (LTA) awarded the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) 2.0 project to the consortium formed by NCS Pte Ltd and MHI Engine System Asia Pte Ltd at a cost of S$556 million in 2016. As the project is still ongoing, the overall project costs will only be finalised upon completion.

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Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport about the expected government cost for installing the ERP 2.0 on-board unit for vehicles.
Chee Hong Tat responded that the Land Transport Authority awarded the ERP 2.0 project to a consortium in 2016 at a cost of S$556 million.
The project is still ongoing, and the overall costs will only be finalized upon completion.

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