C653/03.05.00 Vol No. 14A
Title of Contract: - Title: DESIGN ACCEPTANCE REQUEST (DAR) Description: -
This 32-page file C653/03.05.00 Vol No. 14A (Design Acceptance Request - DAR) covers the period from May 1993 to January 1994. The file documents correspondence between MEIDEN Singapore Pte Ltd, the contractor, and Mass Rapid Transit Corporation (MRT) regarding the Permanent Depot Isolation Track Cabling (CHD) project at Changi Depot (Contract 653).

MEIDEN Singapore submitted their response to MRT's Project Division (PCR) in the form of a Design Acceptance Request (DAR), which includes their reply to MRT's Decision Sheet (DS). The submission contains:

1. Structural design specifications for Cable Riser/Ladder/Supports and Foundation for CHD RRSW 1 & 2 and HSCB at Changi Depot (Appendices 1 & 2)
2. Cable label catalogue and samples (Appendices 3a, 3b, and 4)
Sample cable labels manufactured by Nichifu Terminal Industries Co Ltd
3. Detailed structural drawings:
-Depot Permanent Isolation Interconnecting diagram Changi depot (CHD) (MSL/653/E15/4600)
-Depot Permanent Isolation Track Cabling Changi Depot (MSL/653/E15/4601)
-Depot Permanent Isolation Track Cabling Changi Depot Details 'A' to 'E' (MSL/653/E15/4602-4605, 4609)
-Foundations for CHD RRSW 1, RRSW 2 and HSBC Changi Depot (CHD) (MSL/653/E15/4606)
-Depot Permanent Isolation Details of Cable Ladder Supports Changi Depot (CHD)(MSL/653/E15/4610)
-Locations and details of Electrical Warning Plate/Danger Sign Board Changi Depot (CHD) (MSL/653/E15/4608)
-Depot Permanent Isolation Layout, Opening, Cable Tray and Cable Route Sungei Bedok On-line (MSL/653/E15/2401)
Sep 1993 to Jan 1994
WDL/D0107 - B8
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