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  • MCO 3.0 : Construction industry supply chain affected by lockdown

    Jun 30, 2021 0 comment(s) Categories: Industry Insight, News
    MCO3 Supply Chain Disrupted

    MCO 3.0 : Construction industry supply chain affected by lockdown The construction industry needs its supply chain for critical and essential construction works, but this has been disrupted since the lockdown was imposed, says the Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM). Its president Tan Sri Sufri Mhd Zin said that because of this, the government should allow those in the construction industry's supply chain to resume work. "Since the start of the full movement control order, the supply chain has been disrupted. "Quarries were not allowed to operate, supply of building materials such as aggregates had decreased, and the few ready-mixed concrete batching plants allowed to operate cannot meet the supply of concrete to contractors. "The allowed critical construction works that are still in operation throughout this lockdown are facing low

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  • Reasons for Your Application Approval is Rejected by CIDB

    Jun 09, 2021 0 comment(s) Categories: Industry Insight, News
    MCO3 application CIDB reject

    MCO 3.0 Update: Reasons for Your Application Approval is Rejected by CIDB Recently, CIDB has released an information regarding the rejected applications to operate during the MCO 3.0. The reasons are as follows: Applicant is not registered with CIDBRegistration validity has expiredThe project applied is not listed as critical constructionContractor is facing disciplinary action by CIDBThe project is not declared through CIDB's CIMS systemContractor has overdue levyNo information and number of employeesThe project is not related to the sector applied forContractor/ subcontractor/ consultant/ developer/ supplier/ concession company did not state the name of the project accurately The announcement also stated that the rejected applicants may appeal or reapply. For the full SOP during MCO, check here. For Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), check here. Source: CIDB Facebook Page

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  • Malaysian contractors are expecting new stimulus package to ease financial burden

    Jun 04, 2021 0 comment(s) Categories: Industry Insight, News
    MCO3 affect on Malaysia construction industry

    Malaysian contractors are expecting new stimulus package to ease financial burden We are aware that this total lockdown has created an environment of economic uncertainties for construction players. Below is an excerpt from The Malaysian Reserve on this topic: Many construction players can no longer absorb the impact of the Movement Control Order (MCO), now entering total lockdown (MCO 3.0), and risk closing down despite being allowed to operate minimally during the period.  Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM), representing 17,000 members, said many contractors had already been in a dire state due to various additional costs since the Covid-19 outbreak last year.  MBAM said raw material prices have spiked, including for high steel bar and copper prices, while contractors face delayed works due to insufficient workers, strict Covid-19 standard

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  • Total Lockdown: New Updates & Guidelines For Malaysia’s Construction Industry

    Jun 01, 2021 0 comment(s) Categories: Industry Insight, News
    MCO3 SOP for Construction Industry

    Total Lockdown: New Updates & Guidelines For Malaysia's Construction Industry We understand that the new implementation of Total Lockdown imposed nationwide from 1 - 14 June 2021 might be confusing for some. Hence, we have simplified the updates from various announcement sources for your easier reference below. What is allowed: Construction work deemed as “critical services” (necessary construction activities which would otherwise pose a hazard or inconvenience to workers, public and the environment) would be allowed to operate. Such as: maintenance and repair of slopes, roads, bridges and viaduct, as well as traffic management control (TMC).Periodic inspection and maintenance of lifts, travelators, escalators and other critical mechanical and electrical equipmentRepairs, maintenance and upgrades of facilities at critical service premisesPest control at construction sitesRailway track maintenance and repairs

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