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Building/Area Declared As A Building/Area declared as a S/N Address Member of Public's Point of Contact Remarks PA/PP Includes Singapore Prison Service 1 Changi Prison Complex 990 Upper Changi Road North, S(506968) [email protected] (Headquarters), 980 Upper Changi Rd North, S(507708) 2 Tanah Merah Complex 10 Tanah Merah Besar Road, S(498834) [email protected] 1811 Upper Changi Road North, S(506909), 1813 Upper Changi Road North, S(506910), 1813A Upper Changi Road North, S(506794), [email protected] 3 Selarang Park Complex 1813B Upper Changi Road North, S(506795), 1800-PRISONS (1800-7747667) 1813C Upper Changi Road North, S(506776), 1817 Upper Changi Road North, S(506792), 1815 Upper Changi Road North, S(506791) Ang Mo Kio Police Divisional SPF Ops SCT 4 51 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 9, S(569784) Headquarters [email protected] Bedok Police Divisional SPF Ops SCT 5 30 Bedok North Road, S(469676) Headquarters [email protected] Clementi Police Divisional SPF Ops SCT 6 20 Clementi Avenue 5, S(129858) Headquarters [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 7 Gurkha Cantonment 5 Vernon Park, S(367831) [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 8 Home Team Tactical Centre 1 Mandai Quarry Road, S(728635) [email protected] Jurong Police Divisional SPF Ops SCT 9 2 Jurong West Avenue 5, S(649482) Headquarters [email protected] Marine Police Boat Base - Lim SPF Ops SCT 10 695 Lim Chu Kang Road, S(709654) Chu Kang Road [email protected] 1 Mount Pleasant Road off Thomson Road, SPF Ops SCT 11 Old Police Academy S(298333) [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 12 Police Cantonment Complex 391 New Bridge Road, S(088763) [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 13 Police Coast Guard Gul Boat Base 9 Pioneer Place, S(627864) [email protected] Police Coast Guard Headquarters SPF Ops SCT 14 11 Brani Way, S(098658) (Land Area) [email protected] Police Coast Guard Loyang SPF Ops SCT 15 Regional Base (Land (PP) & Sea 91 Loyang Way, S(508773) [email protected] (PA) Area) SPF Ops SCT 16 Police K-9 Unit 2 Mowbray Road, S(688253) [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 17 Police KINS Training Camp 300 Ulu Pandan Road, S(596472) [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 18 Police Logistic Base 1 Hemmant Road, S(438675) [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 19 Police Reserve Unit No.2 Base Queensway, S(149051) [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 20 Police Security Command 2 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, S(319513) [email protected] Public Transport Security SPF Ops SCT 21 Command Headquarters 132 Paya Lebar Road, S(409014) [email protected] (Transcom) Selat Sengkir in Front of Police SPF Ops SCT 22 11 Brani Way, S(098658) Coast Guard Brani Base [email protected] Tanglin Police Divisional SPF Ops SCT 23 21 Kampong Java Road, S(228892) Headquarters [email protected] Traffic Police Divisional SPF Ops SCT 24 10 Ubi Avenue 3, S(408865) Headquarters [email protected] SPF Ops SCT 25 New Phoenix Park 28 Irrawaddy Road, S(329560) [email protected] Woodlands Division SPF Ops SCT 26 1 Woodlands Street 12, S(738622) Headquarters [email protected] Bukit Timah Repeater Station Plot Plot 1 in Lot 357PT, Mukim No. 16, Bukit SPF Ops SCT 27 1 Timah Hill [email protected] Bukit Timah Repeater Station Plot Plot 2 in Lot 357PT, Mukim No. 16, Bukit SPF Ops SCT 28 2 Timah Hill [email protected] Bukit Timah Repeater Station Plot Plot 3 in Lot 357PT, Mukim No. 16, Bukit SPF Ops SCT 29 3 Timah Hill [email protected] Lot 5501PT Mukim No. 17 Toa Payoh, Mount SPF Ops SCT 30 Mount Pleasant Repeater Station Pleasant Road [email protected] SGH Pathology Department 20 College Road, #13-00 Diagnostic Tower, Wee Boon Yu 31 Biological Safety Level 3 S(169856) [email protected] Laboratory Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine 14 Medical Drive, #15-01, Centre for Sindhu Ravindran 32 BSL-3 Core Facility Translational Centre (MD6), S(117599) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 33 Changi Exchange 960 Upper Changi Road, S(507714) [email protected] Bukit Timah Satellite Earth 500 Rifle Range Road, S(588397) Security Ops Centre 34 Station [email protected] Security Ops Centre 35 Geylang Exchange 40 Lorong 41, Geylang Road, S(387843) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 36 Hougang Exchange 11 CompassVale Bow, S(544996) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 37 Jurong East Exchange 31 Jurong East Avenue 1, S(609773) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 38 North Exchange 373 Thomson Road, S(307679) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 39 Orchard Exchange 31 Exeter Road, S(239732) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 40 Pasir Ris Exchange 5 Pasir Ris Street 51, S(518900) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 41 Paya Lebar Exchange 448 Upper Paya Lebar Road, S(534998) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 42 Queenstown Exchange 2 Stirling Road, S(148943) [email protected] Satellite Earth Station, Sentosa Security Ops Centre 43 50 Woolwich Road Sentosa, S(098687) Island [email protected] Security Ops Centre 44 SeaCom Terminal Building 375 Tanjong Katong Road, S(437132) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 45 Seletar Satellite Earth Station 11 Seletar Satellite Station Road, S(788508) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 46 Tanjong Katong Exchange 375 Tanjong Katong Road, S(437132) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 47 Telok Blangah Exchange 1 Telok Blangah Way, S(098800) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 48 Tuas Exchange 9 Tuas Avenue 3, S(639408) [email protected] Security Ops Centre 49 Yio Chu Kang Exchange 151 Seletar Road, S(807008) [email protected] Alvin Lee 50 EIOS 99 Pte Ltd 1 Jalan Kilang #06-00, S(159402) [email protected] Michael Pillay 51 MAS Currency House 109 Pasir Panjang Road, S(118536) [email protected] Michael Pillay 52 MAS Nursery at Bukit Gombak 7 Gombak Drive, S(669639) [email protected] Caltex Tanjong Penjuru Nazrin 53 210 Jalan Buroh, S(609831) Installation [email protected] 54 Jurong Island Checkpoint 18 Jurong Pier Road, S(619168) Boo Chew Han [email protected] 55 Jurong Island 51 Jurong Island Highway, S(627865) Boo Chew Han [email protected] Tank Storage Barge Ramp No.1 Victor 56 Abutting the Northern-East Shore 1 Pulau Busing, S(118363) [email protected] Line of Pulau Busing Tank Storage Barge Ramp No.2 Victor 57 Abutting the Eastern Shore Line 1 Pulau Busing, S(118363) [email protected] of Pulau Busing Tank Storage Jetty No.1 Abutting Victor 58 the Northern Shore Line of Pulau 1 Pulau Busing, S(118363) [email protected] Busing Tank Storage Jetty No.2 Abutting Victor 59 the Northern-East Shore Line of 1 Pulau Busing, S(118363) [email protected] Pulau Busing Tank Storage Terminal, Pulau Victor 60 1 Pulau Busing, S(118363) Busing [email protected] Francis Nelson [email protected] Singapore LNG Terminal Primary 61 6 Meranti View, Jurong Island, S(627600) Ahmad Izwan Berth LNG Jetty at Meranti View [email protected] Francis Nelson [email protected] Singapore LNG Terminal 62 6 Meranti View, Jurong Island, S(627600) Ahmad Izwan Seawater Intake at Meranti View [email protected] Francis Nelson [email protected] Singapore LNG Terminal 63 6 Meranti View, Jurong Island, S(627600) Ahmad Izwan Seawater Outfall at Meranti View [email protected] Singapore LNG Terminal Francis Nelson [email protected] 64 Secondary Berth LNG Jetty at 6 Meranti View, Jurong Island, S(627600) Ahmad Izwan Meranti View [email protected] Francis Nelson [email protected] Singapore LNG Terminal at 65 6 Meranti View, Jurong Island, S(627600) Ahmad Izwan Meranti View [email protected] Abu Bakar Bin Isnin 66 PacificLight Power Pte Ltd 47 Jurong Island, S(627626) [email protected] Sammi 67 Ang Mo Kio Telephone Exchange 25 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1, S(569969) [email protected] Sammi 68 Ayer Rajah Exchange 1000 Dover Road, S(139652) [email protected] Sammi 69 Bedok Telephone Exchange 185 Upper East Coast Road, S(455282) [email protected] Bukit Panjang Telephone Sammi 70 40 Woodlands Road, S(677919) Exchange [email protected] Sammi 71 Jurong West Telephone Exchange 2 Jurong West Street 75, S(649112) [email protected] Sammi 72 Tampines Telephone Exchange 200 Tampines Avenue 5, S(518900) [email protected] Sammi 73 East Exchange 9 French Road, S(209232) [email protected] Tan Mang Jye Changi International Airport [email protected] 74 75 Airport Boulevard, S(819664) Control Tower Rohaida Sarbini [email protected] Pasir Panjang Export Inspection 75 19 Harbour Drive, S(117402) Alison Chan [email protected] Station 76 Brani Export Inspection Station 71 Brani Terminal Avenue, S(098326) Alison Chan [email protected] New Zealand Defence Support 7-4 Deptford Road, Sembawang PSA Terminal LTC Derrick McMillian 77 Unit (South East Asia) Building, S(759657) [email protected] 78 Changi Ferry Terminal 30 Changi Ferry Road, S(499675) Seraju Deen [email protected] Harbourfront Passenger Terminal - Harbour Front Centre including 1 Maritime Square (Lobby D) #07-01 Manager Safety and Security 79 the Piers and adjoining Foreshore HarbourFront Centre, S(099253) 65132252 Structures Harbourfront Passenger Terminal 1 Maritime Square (Lobby D) #07-01 Manager Safety and Security 80 (1st Storey, Harbour Front HarbourFront Centre, S(099253) 65132252 Centre) Harbourfront Passenger Terminal 1 Maritime Square (Lobby D) #07-01 Manager Safety and Security 81 (2nd Storey,
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