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| Location | 20 Toh Tuck Avenue, Singapore 597006 |
| Line(s) Served |  North South Line  East West Line |
| Operator | SMRT Trains |
| Type | At-grade rail depot |
| Rolling Stock | Kawasaki Heavy Industries C151 Kawasaki-Sifang C151A Kawasaki-Sifang C151B Kawasaki-Sifang C151C Alstom MOVIA R151 |
| Opened | 1988 |
Ulu Pandan MRT Depot is an at-grade train depot serving the North South Line (NSL) & East West Line (EWL).
The depot is built near Clementi, covering an area of 130,000 square metres, and bordered by Toh Tuck Avenue, Commonwealth Avenue West and the Pan Island Expressway (PIE). It contains a maintenance facility and stabling area designed for 34 trains, and is accessed from Toh Tuck Avenue.
Situated between Clementi and Jurong East stations along the East West Line, there is a total of 3 reception tracks: 2 tracks heading westbound towards Jurong East station and 1 track heading eastbound towards Clementi station.
Rolling stock:
Ulu Pandan Depot maintains C151, C151A , C151B, C151C and R151 trains operating along the North South Line & East West Line.
The depot solely stabled NSL trains from 15 March 2022 till 29 October 2023.
Ulu Pandan Depot Expansion
Plans for the expansion of Ulu Pandan MRT depot first emerged in the Land Transport Authority’s annual report for FY2015/16. Contract 1758 (Advance Engineering Consultancy Services for the Expansion of Ulu Pandan Depot) was awarded to T.Y. Lin International Pte. Ltd. / DP Architects Pte Ltd.
As part of the consultancy service, the awarded tenderer would have to provide the design of:
- A new at-grade depot with stabling tracks for at least 94 trains and a workshop with 8 tracks for vehicle maintenance to integrate with the existing depot and the related additions and alterations works to the existing depot
- A multi-storey bus depot housing 600 buses with its parking, inspection, maintenance facilities and administration buildings
- A new foreign workers’ dormitory providing accommodation for 450 persons supporting the foreign manpower required for the new bus depot.
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The new integrated bus depot is for Bukit Batok Depot replacement.