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CIDB has issued a notice of a new policy for PKK programme applications and scheduling.
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CIDB has issued a notice of a new policy for PKK programme applications and scheduling.
Read original sourceMITI says steelmakers are gaining high-value opportunities offered by the automotive, data centre and aerospace sectors.
Read original sourceCIDB chief executive Ahmad Farrin Mokhtar says Malaysia's construction sector should speed up digital and automation adoption to lessen dependence on foreign workers.
Read original sourceThe Ministry of Works (KKR) has urged all relevant parties to strengthen compliance with safety SOPs at construction sites following a worrying number of fatal accidents.
Read original sourceGamuda Bhd has entered into an accord with the Perak state administration to build and run a water project that will move as much as 1,500 MLD of untreated water from Sungai Perak into Bukit Merah Dam.
Read original sourceMalaysia plans to fit at least half of its 34 expressways with intelligent road technology to improve safety, traffic movement and transport efficiency.
Read original sourceThe housing ministry said a task force has revived 1,726 stalled housing developments by the end of August.
Read original sourceThe Department of Statistics Malaysia reported that the steel unit price index rose between 0.1 and 5.1 per cent across most areas from September 2025 to September 2026.
Read original sourcePKBM has praised the RM7.5 billion procurement allocation for Bumiputera contractors announced in Budget 2027.
Read original sourceThe government plans to bring back a VOP clause to cover diesel and bitumen costs, as industry groups flag pressure on contractors.
Read original sourceDelays on the Sabah section of the Pan Borneo Highway have been linked to implementation model changes, the pandemic, land acquisition, utility relocation and contractor performance.
Read original sourceDeputy Works Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan said JKR had 33 sick projects as of September 30, and 77 per cent of them traced back to poor site planning, too few workers and weak control of machinery and material supply.
Read original sourcePKBM has urged the reactivation of VOP because rising diesel and bitumen costs could strain contractors' cash flow and their ability to complete projects.
Read original sourceA new complex will take over from the Rantau Panjang ICQS to handle rising cross-border traffic after the second Malaysia-Thailand bridge.
Read original sourceCement Industries (Sabah) Sdn Bhd will invest about RM120 million in a second production line at its Teluk Sepanggar plant to expand output.
Read original sourceCIDB deputy chief executive Datuk Dr Ts Gerald Sundaraj says the latest change to Act 520's Fourth Schedule is unlikely to raise building material prices.
Read original sourceRehda survey findings say Malaysian developers still face strong pressure from higher costs, tighter financing and economic uncertainty, as reported by its president.
Read original sourceCement Industries Sabah (CIS) has been urged to set a clear timeline for restoring cement supply across Sabah following a shortage of the material.
Read original sourceCIDB and the Ministry of Works (KKR) have set up 16 myBIM Satellite Center labs nationwide to ease the cost of expensive equipment and software licences for the construction technology industry.
Read original sourceThe use of Building Information Modelling is being extended nationwide for government projects valued at RM10 million and above, to cut spending, speed up delivery and raise efficiency in the construction industry.
Read original sourceThe Works Ministry's Secretary General, Datuk Seri Azman Ibrahim, said the government can save RM157 million by using Building Information Modelling technology on the Pan Borneo Sarawak Highway project.
Read original sourceThe building materials cost index fell in Peninsular Malaysia in August, while it rose in Sabah and Sarawak.
Read original sourceDOSM reports that sand and cement unit price indices rose in August 2026, with sand up as much as 7.7 per cent in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
Read original sourceCement supply in Sabah, which is currently disrupted, is expected to be fully restored by mid-September.
Read original sourceCIDB says an amendment to the Fourth Schedule of Act 520 gazettes nine additional building products and materials.
Read original sourceKey technology is said to reduce the foreign worker count in the construction sector by 60,000 per year.
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