As the national standards body, we actively promote and encourage enterprises to adopt Singapore Standards and relevant international standards in manufacturing products and services. Where feasible, we align Singapore Standards with international standards to facilitate greater market access for Singapore's manufactured goods and exports. We also assist industry to take part in the development of new international standards to ensure that they do not hinder trade or limit market access for Singapore enterprises. Singapore is currently involved in 34 ISO committees and five IEC committees with leadership in six international committees.

2 Bukit Merah Central
Singapore 159835
Tel: (65) 6278 6666
Fax: (65) 6278 6667

http://www.spring.gov.sg

The National Metrology Centre is a division of SPRING Singapore. The centre, occupying over 1,200 sq m of environmentally controlled laboratory space, is equipped with a multi-disciplinary team of experienced scientists and engineers who perform a broad range of calibration and measurement activities in the following areas :
- Length & Dimensional metrology
- Electromagnetic metrology
- Microwave metrology
- Mechanical metrology
- Optical radiation metrology
- Time & frequency metrology
- Temperature metrology

Our Mission
To meet the needs and enhance the competitiveness of enterprises by providing a competent and internationally recognized national measurement system
Our Major Functions
- To establish and upgrade the national physical measurement standards
- To maintain and disseminate the measurement standards to ensure traceability of measurements to the International System of Units (SI)
- To provide calibration & measurement services, training and consultancy for industry
- To conduct development activities in measurement technology
The Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC) is the national authority for accreditation of conformity assessment bodies in Singapore. Managed by SPRING, SAC's primary objective is to develop, maintain and improve the standard of conformity assessment activities in Singapore. It also facilitate trades and commerce by establishing bilateral and multilateral mutual recognition with other countries. It has signed mutual recognition arrangements (MRAs) with regional and international accreditation organisations covering over 90 accreditation systems.