Smart & Connected Jurong Lake District (JLD) Pilots & Trials Call-for-Collaboration (CFC)

  • Submission Closing Date: 15 Aug 2013

Addendum (issued on 31 May 2013)

IDA is issuing an addendum for the Smart & Connected JLD CFC. Version 2 of the JLD CFC document package has been circulated to all on our mailing list. For those who are not on our mailing list, please register with [email protected] .

Introduction

The Info-communications Development Authority of Singapore ("IDA") is issuing this Call-for-Collaboration ("CFC") to invite participants to submit proposals (“Proposals”) to pilot and trial cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions in Jurong Lake District (“JLD”), with the aim of developing a smart, connected and sustainable district.

About This CFC

This CFC is a multi-agency effort in collaboration with Urban Redevelopment Authority (“URA”), Economic Development Board (“EDB”), Building and Construction Authority (“BCA”), Energy Market Authority (“EMA”), Housing and Development Board (“HDB”), JTC Corporation (“JTC”), Land Transport Authority (“LTA”), National Environment Agency (“NEA”), National Library Board ("NLB"), National Parks Board (“NParks”), Public Utilities Board (“PUB”), Singapore Land Authority (“SLA”), Singapore Tourism Board (“STB”) and Science Centre Board (“SCB”).

This CFC offers participants the opportunity to partner with the Government, user organisations and other stakeholders in JLD to demonstrate multi-organisation, cross-sector solutions in a live mixed-used environment, leveraging ready access to real-time data and ICT connectivity.

Jurong Lake District

JLD is one of the new Growth Areas identified in URA’s Master Plan 2008 to support Singapore’s economic growth for the next 10 to 15 years, and to decentralise commercial activities out of the city centre by bringing jobs closer to where people live. It will be the largest commercial and regional centre outside the Central Business District (CBD). Surrounding JLD is a resident population of over 1 million and the largest concentration of industrial space in Singapore.

The vision is for JLD to be a leading model for Singapore in developing a mixed-used urban precinct that is:

  1. Sustainable : meeting the needs of the present without sacrificing the ability of future generations to meet their own needs; where new developments are built sensitively reducing their environmental impact, resources are utilised efficiently, carbon footprint is reduced, and vitality and resilience of local communities and businesses are enhanced; and

  2. Smart and Connected : where pervasive ICT connectivity and real-time large data collection will lead to greater awareness and insights, translating into improved liveability for residents, and more efficient operations and informed planning for agencies and organisations.

Objectives

The CFC allows the Government and industry to collaborate and conduct pilots and trials of smart technologies in JLD. The CFC:

  1. Provides the industry with a platform to demonstrate their solutions in addressing urban challenges, especially those of cross-domain nature; and

  2. Offers Government agencies an opportunity to test out innovative solutions before deploying them nation-wide.

By focusing the industry and Government’s efforts in JLD, the CFC will also create a collection of tried and tested solutions to showcase Singapore’s capabilities in smart city technology. The solutions of the CFC will be considered for full-scale whole-of-government synergistic deployment of smart cities in Singapore.

Test-Bed

This CFC invites participants (ICT and non-ICT companies, end-user business enterprises, trade associations, Institutes of Higher Learning, non-profit organisations and more) to propose pilots and trials (otherwise known as “Test Cases”) of cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions in JLD.

Proposals submitted for this CFC must propose Test Cases that are to be implemented within JLD and achieve one or more of the following:

  1. Bring “Smart-ness” to JLD through:
    • The adoption of cutting-edge technology
    • Innovation - amongst the first of its kind (in the world, Asia, etc)
    • Cross-agency collaboration to achieve greater insights

  2. Impact government agencies through:
    • Better decision-making
    • Cost savings
    • Productivity and business process optimisation

  3. Impact the community through:
    • Quality of life
    • Increased convenience

  4. Demonstrate “Connected-ness” through:
    • Leverage of Test-Bed components

While some Test Cases have been pre-defined by Government agencies, participants can also propose other Test Cases that satisfy one of the above for consideration.

Registration for Receiving JLD CFC Documents & Updates

Details of the JLD CFC can be found in the documents package. All interested participants are required to register with [email protected] no later than 30 July 2013 , with the following details, to receive the CFC documents and updates:

Subject : Registration for JLD CFC Documents & Updates

Company Name & Brief Description (less than 100 words)

Contact Person Receiving the Documents & Update (Name, Designation, Departments, Contact Number, Email Address)

Please note that the JLD CFC documents are strictly not for circulation .

Timeline of Events

Date Event
28 March 2013 CFC Launch
11 April 2013 CFC Public Briefing
7 May 2013 CFC Networking Session 1
31 May 2013 Release of Addendum 1
24 June 2013 CFC Networking Session 2
Mid July 2013 Release of Addendum 2
22 July - 31 July 2013 Pre-Submission Presentation (optional)
15 August 2013 Deadline for CFC Submission


Contact List Circulation

We have had several requests to circulate the contact details of CFC participants. We would like to encourage you to opt in to have your contact details circulated to facilitate partners and agencies with similar interest to reach out to you more effectively.

To opt in, please fill in your contact details and send it to [email protected] .

Networking Session

The 1st Networking Session was held on 7 May 2013. The attendee list is available for download .

The next Networking Session will be held on 24 June 2013. Details will be announced shortly.

Proposal Submission

Two (2) hardcopies and one (1) softcopy (in a CD-ROM or thumb drive) of the Proposal should reach IDA no later than 15 August 2013 at 1100hrs . All Proposals must be clearly marked as “Smart & Connected Jurong Lake District (JLD) Pilots & Trials", and addressed to:

Smart Cities Programme Office (SCPO) Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore
10 Pasir Panjang Road #10-01
Mapletree Business City
Singapore 117438

Proposals may also be submitted in person at the above address.

Enquiries

Enquiries regarding this CFC should be emailed to [email protected] . You can also contact the following officers for more information:

Ong Sze Hwei (Ms)
Senior Manager (SCPO), IDA
DID: (65) 6211-1639

Ashley Lim (Ms)
Assistant Manager (SCPO), IDA
DID: (65) 6211-0383


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