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In the next 40 years according toU.N. Population Division, 70 per centof the worlds populations will beliving in cities. The challenges of cityliving such as congestion, increasingdemand and power outages, climatechanges and such, will impact howwe live. It takes a lot of work andparticipation, not just from thegovernment and the businesses, butalso individuals to make the smart citya reality. But it is achievable.

There are major cities out there haveembarked on smart city projects,

including Dubai, Tokyo, Seoul,New York, Shanghai, Singapore,Amsterdam and Cairo. Somehave smart systems, smart energymanagement or intelligent trafcsystems; others have smart watermanagement systems. How aboutMalaysia? Are we ready to be listed asone of the smart cities in the world?Discover more about smart cities areand how Kuala Lumpur can join theworlds elite list of smart cities.

Peter Cave, Country Presidentof Schneider Electric Malaysiain October last year said moreMalaysians are now familiar withthe idea of green living but as awhole, the awareness is still relativelylow. He proposed that for betterliving, people need to manageresources better, make homes andbuilding smarter, develop greenertransportation systems and improveon public services.

Creating

Smart Cities

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PG04-08 UTAMA/COVER STORYMALAYSIAS SMART CITY INITIATIVE What is Smart City? 5 Steps on How to Launch a Smart City Sokong Wujud Bandar Pintar Malaysia -Kenya Sokong Wujud Bandar Pintar Malaysia -Spain Sokong Wujud Bandar Pintar Malaysia -Hong

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Sokong Wujud Bandar Pintar Malaysia -SriLanka Sokong Wujud Bandar Pintar Malaysia -Jepun

PG09 5 TERBAIK/TOP 5World Top 5 Leadership in Energy andEnvironmental Design

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300 Graduan ABM Terima Sijil KecekapanKemahiran

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the quality of the urban infrastructureand environment, will have aprofound impact on the market forsmart city services.

A Smart City should enable everycitizen to engage with all the serviceson offer, public as well as private, in away best suited to his or her needs.

Smart communities in Smart Cityof the future therefore, will berunning on networked informationproviding integrated services. Using

intelligent networking capabilitiesto provide connected communitiesthat bring together new public andprivate partnerships for a commonpurpose: sustaining economic

growth, engaging people of all agesand abilities, addressing on-goingenvironmental issues, and elevatingquality of life.

MSC-Malaysia as backbone forSmart City InitiativeThe introduction of MalaysiaMultimedia Super Corridor (MSC-Malaysia) in 1996 is the starting point

for Malaysia initiative in developingSmart City.

MSC-Malaysia is a dedicated 15X 50 km Corridor, stretching fromthe Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC)in the north to the Kuala LumpurInternational Airport (KLIA) in thesouth; and encompasses Cyberjaya(the Technology Core) and Putrajaya(the new administrative capital ofMalaysia) is divided into three phasesfrom 1996 to 2020.

In Phase 1 (1996-2003), MSC-Malaysia was successfully created.Every milestone set for Phase 1 wassurpassed.

The world population is moving

from rural to urban locations in rapidpace. Urban populations will growby an estimated 2.3 billion over thenext 40 years, and as much as 70percent of the worlds populationwill live in cities by 2050.

According to the McKinsey GlobalInstitutes extensive study ofglobal cities, 80% of global GDP isgenerated in cities with 50% in the380 major cities of the developedworld and 10% in the largest 220

cities of the developing world.

This growth of a global urban middleclass, with correspondingly highexpectations of public services and

Malaysias

Smart CityInitiative

According to the McKinsey GlobalInstitutes extensive study of global cities,80% of global GDP is generated in cities with50% in the 380 major cities of the developedworld and 10% in the largest 220 cities ofthe developing world.

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Iskandar Malaysia the Pilot Regionfor a Smart City Model in MalaysiaAccording to Iskandar Regional

Development Authority (IRDA)Chief Executive Ofcer Datuk IsmailIbrahim, in an interview with The Star,the Iskandar Malaysia Smart CityFramework is based on three mainpillars: economy, environment andsocial aspects.

In Phase 2, a web of similar corridorswill be established in Malaysia, anda global framework of cyber laws will

be passed; furthermore at least fourof ve intelligent cities will be linkedto other global cities worldwide.In Phase 3, Malaysia will evolve intoone Multimedia Super Corridor. AnInternational Cybercourt of Justicewill be established in MSC-Malaysiaand 12 intelligent cities will be linkedto the global information highway.

He says smart integration ofinvestments in human and socialcapital, combining hard and soft

infrastructure that fuel sustainableeconomic development, a highquality of life, wise managementof natural resources, throughparticipatory governance.

The smart city programme willbe applied in Nusajaya whosedevelopment has already embracedthe smart city concept.

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Iskandar Malaysia the countrys rst economic growth corridor was launched on Nov 4, 2006. It was then knownas the South Johor Economic Region. In April 2008, the name was changed to Iskandar Malaysia in honour ofthe late Sultan Iskandar Ibni Almarhum Sultan Ismail of Johor.

Iskandar Malaysia covers a 2,217sqkm area in the southernmost part of Johor. Three times bigger thanSingapore and twice the size of Hong Kong, Iskandar Malaysia is divided into ve agship development zones:Johor Baru City Centre, Nusajaya, Eastern Gate Development, Western Gate Development and Senai-Kulai.


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economy, people, governance,mobility, environment, and

living, built on the smartcombination of endowmentsand activities of self-decisive,independent and aware citizens.

A city that monitors andintegrates conditions of all of itscritical infrastructures, includingroads, bridges, tunnels, rails,subways, airports, seaports,communications, water, power,even major buildings, canbetter optimize its resources,plan its preventive maintenanceactivities, and monitor securityaspects while maximizingservices to its citizens.

A city connecting thephysical infrastructure, the

IT infrastructure, the socialinfrastructure, and the businessinfrastructure to leverage thecollective intelligence of the city.

A city striving to make itselfsmarter (more efcient,sustainable, equitable, andliveable)

A city combining ICT and Web2.0 technology with otherorganizational, design andplanning efforts to dematerializeand speed up bureaucraticprocesses and help to identifynew, innovative solutions to citymanagement complexity, inorder to improve sustainabilityand liveability.

The use of Smart Computingtechnologies to make the criticalinfrastructure components andservices of a citywhich include

city administration, education,healthcare, public safety, realestate, transportation, andutilitiesmore intelligent,interconnected, and efcient.

According to Business Dictionary,Smart City defne as a developed

urban area that creates sustainableeconomic development and highquality of life by excelling in multiplekey areas; economy, mobility,environment, people, living, andgovernment. Excelling in these keyareas can be done so through stronghuman capital, social capital, and/or ICT infrastructure. The conceptof a smart city also evolving and thework of dening and conceptualizingthe term is in progress. Some of theearlier outcomes of this activitiesincluded:

A city well performing ina forward-looking way in

What is a

Smart City?

The use of Smart Computingtechnologies to make the criticalinfrastructure components and services ofa citywhich include city administration,

education, healthcare, public safety, realestate, transportation, and utilitiesmoreintelligent, interconnected, and efcient.

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Building smart integrated energysystems for cities is a core SchneiderElectric value.

Step 2: Choosing the righttechnologyCities must prioritize their painpoints, identifying which onesneed immediate attention.Then they should engage an

energy management partner toassess requirements and makerecommendations for the mostappropriate technology.

Step 3: Integrating the systemsSystem architectures must facilitatedata capture, sharing and analysisto improve performance. Gatheringsystem data from the bottom up(from smart meters, for example),and then harnessing it for analysisfrom the top down (via softwaredashboards), enables cities to makeinformed and accurate decisions.

In the next 40 years, 70% ofthe planet will be living in cities.Such explosive growth presents

challenges to existing cityinfrastructures. Systems thattraditionally have operated instand-alone silos electric grids, gasand water distribution, wastewatertreatment, public and privatetransportation, commercial buildings,hospitals, homes must becomeintegrated to create more efcient,livable and sustainable cities.

Get started: 5-step practical

approachSmart Cities start with smartsystems. The Schneider ElectricTMmethodology combines a bottom-up, systems-centric approach withtop-down, data-driven actionableintelligence.

Step 1: Setting the visionCollaboration is essential for SmartCity development. Everyone municipal governments, the privatesector and citizens needs todevelop and buy into a shared visionof their future city.

Learn more about planning a Smart City. Download The Smart City Cornerstone: Urban Efciency and stand a chance to WIN 1

out of 20 anti-slip pad. Visit www.SEreply.com and enter Key Code 51811Y. Reprinted with permission from Schneider Electric.

5 Steps onHow to Launch aSmart City

Step 4: Leveraging innovativebusiness modelsTools like energy savingsperformance contracts allow cities tofund improvements without a large,up-front cash investment.

Step 5: Driving collaborationCities must insist that technologyand energy patterns work in acollaborative manner to build themost valuable long-term solutions.

Each city faces its own unique setof challenges. There is no one sizets all blueprint. But followingthis 5-step approach based oncollaboration, innovation, integrationand actionable intelligence puts youon the road to a Smart City.

Cities must prioritize their pain points,identifying which ones need immediate

attention. Then they should engage anenergy management partner to assessrequirements and make recommendationsfor the most appropriate technology.

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Sokong Wujud

Bandar PintarMalaysia

Saya kira satu idea yang bijak jika Malaysia mengambil inisiatif menaik taraf status bandar sedia ada kepadabandar pintar. Hal ini kerana ia akan menarik lebih ramai pelancong disamping menjadi batu loncatan dandorongan untuk penghasilan idea dan inovasi baru dikalangan generasi muda Malaysia,.

W.M. Jayantha, Sri Lanka

Yasuaki Suzuki, Jepun

Chung Pui Wa, Hong Kong

Rata-rata negara luar menyokong penuh inisiatif Malaysia mewujudkan BandarPintar di kawasan-kawasan yang menjadi tumpuan pelancong dan pesatmembangun. Antara kawasan yang berpotensi untuk dinaik taraf menjadibandar pintar menurut mereka termasuklah Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, KualaLumpur dan Wilayah Iskandar, Johor.

Berikut adalah reaksi dan cadangan mereka yang sempat ditemubual oleh kruCIDB News ketika kunjungan mereka ke Malaysia baru-baru ini.

Luis Lopez, Spain

Saya begitu kagum dengan pembangunanpesat Malaysia dalam tempoh yang begitusingkat. Banyak tempat di Malaysia yang sayalihat berpotensi dibangunkan menjadi bandarpintar seperti Putrajaya dan Cyberjaya,.

Christine Kirimi, Kenya

Salah satu kriteria penting dalam mewujudkan bandar pintar adalah menyediakan kemudahaninfrastruktur awam yang bukan sahaja dapat mengakses banyak kawasan malah selesa danmudah. Pun begitu, banyak perkara perlu dipertimbangkan kerana menyediakan pengangkutanawam yang berteknologi tinggi dan pintar bukan sahaja memerlukan pelaburan besar malahbanyak perkara perlu dipertimbangkan bagi memastikan ia dapat dilaksanakan dengan jayanya,.

Malaysia antara negara Asia yang begitu cepatpembangunannya dari segi teknologi danpembangunan kemudahan infrastrukturnya. Adalahsatu tindakan wajar sekiranya Wilayah Iskandar Johordijadikan hab bandar pintar selain Putrajaya dan KualaLumpur. Ini kerana kawasan tersebut bukan sahajabaru malah pembangunannya juga terancang,.

Ini merupakankunjunganpertama sayabersamarakan-rakan keMalaysia. Sayabukan sahaja

teruja dengan pembangunan

bandar metropolitan KualaLumpur malah pembangunandrastiknya yang seakan-akanHong Kong. Cuma uniknyaMalaysia dilengkapi dengan pusatpentadbiran setempat di Putrajayayang berpotensi dinaiktarafmenjadi bandar pintar,.


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3. India, one of the two worldsfastest growing economies andrapid adopters of sustainablebuilding practices, took thirdplace on the list, boasting 11.64million GSM of LEED-certiedspace.

4. Other Asian nations includeSouth Korea, at No. 4 with 3.84million GSM of LEED-certiedspace and

5. Taiwan, at No. 5 with 2.98 millionGSM.

On 1st May 2014, U.S. GreenBuilding Council (USGBC) releasedits countries ranking for Leadershipin Energy and EnvironmentalDesign (LEED) outside of theUnited States, demonstrating theglobal reach of the movement andit reects the global adaptability ofthe worlds most widely used andrecognized system guiding thedesign, construction, operations andmaintenance of green buildings.

The ranking countries for LEEDoutside of the U.S. is based oncumulative gross square meters(GSM) of space certied to LEED ineach nation as of April 2014.

1. LEED-registered and -certiedprojects, representing 58.66million total GSM of LEEDspace.

2. At No. 2 China, the worlds

fastest growing economies andrapid adopters of sustainablebuilding practices boasting14.30 million GSM of LEED-certied space.

About LEED

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green building certication system is the worldsforemost program for the design, construction, maintenance and operations of green buildings. Every day,1.7 million square feet (140,000 square meters) of space is certied using LEED. LEED seeks to optimize theuse of natural resources, promote regenerative and restorative strategies, maximize the positive and minimizethe negative environmental and human health consequences of the construction industry, and provide high-quality indoor environments for building occupants. LEED certication demonstrates leadership, innovation,environmental stewardship and social responsibility. LEED gives building owners and operators the tools theyneed to immediately improve both building performance and the bottom line.

in Energy and Environmental DesignTop 5 Countries

95 TERBAIK TOP 5

The full ranking is as follows:


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Kingdom yang telah menubuhkanMahkamah Teknologi dan Pembinaan(TCC).

Perlaksanaan CIPAA diumumkanInisiatif penubuhan MahkamahPembinaan bermula seiring dengancadangan pelaksaanan Akta Bayarandan Adjudikasi Industri Pembinaan(CIPAA). Di dalam ucapan aluannya,Menteri Kerja Raya, Datuk HajiFadillah Haji Yusof mengumumkanperlaksanakan CIPAA yangberkuatkuasa pada 15 Mei 2014,

sehari selepas perasmian MahkamahPembinaan.

Pelaksanaan CIPAA bakalmemberikan kelegaan besarkepada industri pembinaan diMalaysia kerana akta ini bertindaksebagai timbang tara yangberpotensi menyelesaikan masalahberkaitan kelewatan pembayarandan pertikaian pembinaan yangberpanjangan.

Melangkah ke hadapan, CIDBtelah menubuhkan satu unit untukmengesan dan menganalisis kes-kes yang dibawa ke MahkamahPembinaan untuk mengkaji apakahpunca lazim pertikaian yang berlaku

dalam lingkungan industri. Disamping itu, CIDB juga merancanguntuk mendapatkan gambaran yanglebih mengenai isu-isu yang spesikberhubung industri pembinaan diMalaysia.

14 APRIL, Kuala Lumpur DuaMahkamah Pembinaan yang pertamadi Malaysia, masing-masing terletakdi Kuala Lumpur dan Shah Alamdirasmikan penubuhannya hari inioleh Ketua Hakim Negara, Tun ArinZakaria.

Kedua-dua mahkamah khas iniberperanan menyelesaikan pertikaianyang berlaku di dalam industripembinaan telah direalisasikankewujudannya pada April tahun lalu,setelah Lembaga Industri Pembinaan

Malaysia (CIDB) membuat usulcadangan kepada Badan Kehakimanpada Januari 2013.

Penubuhan mahkamah khasini dijangka dapat mengubahpersekitaran bisnes di dalam industripembinaan negara. Pertikaian didalam industri pembinaan juga dapatdiselesaikan dengan lebih cepatoleh hakim-hakim yang mempunyaikepakaran dan berpengalaman

dalam kes-kes pembinaan,Kewujudan mahkamah khas ini jugatelah meletakkan Malaysia sebagaiantara negara-negara terawal didunia yang mempunyai mahkamahkhas untuk industri pembinaan.Negara pertama adalah United

Ketua Hakim RasmiMahkamah Pembinaan

According to Monier spoke person,after 1st August 2013, the companyhad been working hand in handwith respective ABM trainers andcoordinator in setting up the rooftraining facility to house basicand advanced roong solutionsworkshops.

Since the collaboration, MonierMalaysia together with CIDB Malaysiaand ABM have trained up to 206professional contractors from 158companies. We believe, we wouldbe able to train more professionalcontractors in the best practices ofroof installation, he said.

22 MEI, Kuala Lumpur With closecollaborations with CIDB Malaysia

and Akademi Binaan Malaysia (ABM),Monier Malaysia Sdn. Bhd have nallyestablished ve roof training facilitiesin Peninsula Malaysia and another inSarawak.

Monier

Established5 RoongTrainingFacilities

Theinstructorisgivingexplanationtotheparticipantsduringadvancerooftraininglastmonth.

ABM roofng workshop training area within PeninsularMalaysia and Sarawak

Ketua HakimNegara, TunArifnZakaria(tigadari kiri)

ketika hadir merasmikanDuaMahkamahPembinaan

pertamaMalaysiadi JalanDuta.

Ketua Hakim Negara, Tun Arifn Zakaria(tengah) memotong riben sebagai simbolikperasmian dua Mahkamah PembinaanMalaysia sambil disaksikan oleh Datuk HajiFadillah bin Haji Yusof (dua dari kiri)


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berjaya mendapat pekerjaanmengikut bidang yang merekapelajari.

Tahun ini kita sasar untuk melahirkan28,000 lagi personel binaanyang dilatih dalam industri yangmempunyai permintaan tinggi dalamindustri, katanya ketika berucappada majlis graduasi itu.

Hadir sama pada majlis itu KetuaSetiausaha Kementerian Kerja RayaDatuk Himmat Singh; PengerusiCIDB Malaysia, Tan Sri Dr AhmadTajuddin Ali; Ketua Eksekutif CIDBMalaysia, Dato Sri Ir Dr Judin AbdulKarim dan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif

Brigade, program CSR CIDB danpenggiat industri pembinaan.

Timbalan Menteri Kerja Raya, DatukRosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin telahmeluangkan masa untuk merasmikandan menyempurnakan penyerahanbalairaya baru tersebut kepadaJabatan Kemajuan Orang Asli(JAKOA) Pahang.

Dewan tersebut yang menggunakankaedah sistem binaan berindustri

(IBS) hasil inovasi tempatan, DuraliteMalaysia Sdn. Bhd yang berbesarhati menyumbangkan bahan binaanuntuk projek tersebut. PersatuanKontraktor Melayu Malaysia pulamenyumbangkan kepakaran sebagaipengurus projek dan membekalkantenaga kerja bagi menyiapkanbangunan yang dianggarkan bernilaiRM160,000 tersebut.

Penggiat industri yang menyumbang

untuk projek ini termasuk, MasriOnn Chartered Architect untuk RekaBentuk Bangunan, KL Prima Consult

29 APRIL, Kuala Lumpur Seramai 300 graduan AkademiBinaan Malaysia (ABM) menerimaSijil Kecekapan Kemahiran masing-masing sempena Majlis GraduasiABM yang diadakan di DewanPerdana Felda, Jalan Perdana.

Majlis graduasi yang disempurnakanoleh Menteri Kerja Raya, DatukFadillah Yusof itu adalah sebahagiandaripada 28,000 belia dan personelbinaan yang disasar oleh CIDBMalaysia untuk dilatih pada tahun ini.Tahun lepas, CIDB Malaysia telahberjaya melatih 27,424 personelbinaan dan 75 peratus daripadanya

12 MEI, Bentong Jika dulumasyarakat Orang Asli di Sg.Miak giat menjalankan aktivtikemasyrakatan mereka di dalamsebuah balairaya usang dan teruk dimakan anai-anai, kini mereka boleh

menggunakan sebuah balairayayang lebih besar dan serba baruyang dibina melalui program Build

CIDB Holdings Sdn. Bhd, Abdul LatiffHitam.

Selain majlis graduasi itu, ABM turutmenandatangani MemorandumPersefahaman (MoU) bersama tujuhlagi rakan strategik iaitu CementaidSdn. Bhd, Lend Lease Projects(M) Sdn. Bhd, UAC Berhad, BWYSGroup, Urbanisma Consulting Group(UCG), Yayasan Pelajaran MARA danPersatuan Kontraktor Jentera MelayuMalaysia (PKJMM).

Perjanjian persefahaman itu akanmemberi fokus kepada latihan dalambidang pembinaan berimpak tinggi.

Sdn Bhd untuk Khidmat PerundingStruktur Bangunan, YTY EngineeringSdn Bhd untuk membekal danmemasang Light Weight SteelRoof Truss dan Metal Fascia Board,Aalborg Portland Malaysia Sdn Bhduntuk White Cement Product danAkademi Binaan Malaysia WilayahTengah membekal dan memasangkelengkapan elektrik.

Selain itu, AAP Construction &Resources membekal Asbestos

Siling, Exora Trading membekalbumbung Metal Deck, Bin AzizConstruction membekal PlasterCeiling, Akar Kristal Sdn Bhd untukKelengkapan Tandas dan AMJBEnterprise membekal pintu dan catpintu, Abdul Majid bin Ahmad untukpemasangan Mozek Tandas dan N& K Jaya Enterprise untuk Kerja-kerjaPenyediaan Kabel Utama Elektrik.

300 Graduan ABMterima Sijil KecekapanKemahiran

Kampung Orang AsliSungai Miak terimaBalairaya Serba Baru

Antarajawatakuasapenyelarasyangterlibat menjayakanpenyerahanbalairayabarumasyarakat OrangAsli di Sg.Miak

SebahagiandaripadagraduanABMbergambarkenangan

bersamaDatuk FadillahYusof,TanSri DrAhmad

TajuddinAlidanDato SriIrDrJudinAbdulKarim.

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Timbalan Menteri Kerja Raya, Datuk Rosnah AbdulRashid Shirlin menurunkan tandatangan sebagaisimbolik penyerahan balairaya baru kepada JAKOA


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NCA Kenya MelawatCIDB Malaysia

Peluang Pembinaandalam Industri Nuklear

Klangui Gitei ketika kunjunganmereka di ibu pejabat CIDB Malaysia.

Kedatangan deligasi NCA itu adalahbertujuan untuk mempelajari regulasi

pembinaan yang dipraktik dandikuatkuasakan oleh CIDB Malaysiaselain ingin mengetahui pelaksanaanLevi serta prosedur pendaftarankontraktor di Malaysia.

Perbincangan yang dipengerusikanoleh Pengurus Kanan BahagianBisnes CIDB Malaysia, Sr. NoridahShafi itu antara lain membincangkan

kerjasama yang boleh dicapaiantara CIDB Malaysia, WNA danWNU bersama persatuan-persatuanpembinaan di Malaysia dalam latihandan penyediaan sumber tenagakontraktor untuk pembinaan lojikuasa nuklear di negara-negara yangmemiliki sumber nuklear.

Turut hadir pada sesi perbincanganitu ialah, Pengurus Kanan BahagianAntarabangsa CIDB Malaysia, ZainoraZainal, wakil-wakil Persatuan BahanBinaan India (PBAM), PersatuanKontraktor Melayu Malaysia (PKMM),Persatuan Pemaju dan Hartanah

Malaysia (REHDA),Persatuan Elektrikdan Elektronik Malaysia (TEEAM),Master Builder Association Malaysia(MBAM), Royal Instituation ofSurveyors Malaysia (RISM), TNBNothern Energy Berhad danTidalmarine Engineering Sdn. Bhd

07 APRIL, Kenya PengurusBesar Bahagian Kontraktor dan LeviCIDB Malaysia, Ida Zuraida Mohd

Yusoff (tengah) bersama delegasiNational Construction Authority

(NCA), Kenya yang diwakili olehPengurus Besar Sumber Manusiadan Pentadbiran NCA, Dinah Kirwa;Pengurus Kewangan, Christine Kirimi;Pegawai Penyiasat, Eng. Isaiah Achinidan Pengurus Perhubungan Awam,

23 APRIL, London Sebagai usahamewujudkan peluang perniagaankepada peneraju industri pembinaantempatan dalam industri nuklear,

CIDB Malaysia mengadakanperbincangan dengan World NuclearAssociation (WNA) yang diwakili olehPenasihat Kanan WNA India, ShahNawaz Ahmad dan Patricia Wielanddari World Nuclear University (WNU)serta Sheriffah Noor Khamseah Al-Idid dari Jabatan Tenaga NuklearMalaysia.

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CIDB Sambut DeligasiTimur Tengah

Talgo, SpainBerminat Projek HSR

PelajarHong KongMelawatCREAM

Bahagian Personel Binaan, DatoIr. Rohaizi Mohd Jusoh; PengurusBesar Bahagian Bisnes, Sr. NoridahShai; Pengurus Kanan BahagianBisnes, Ir. M. Ramuseren Muthu dan

wakil Bahagian Kontraktor dan Leviserta Bahagian Teknologi hadir samadalam sesi perkongsian maklumattersebut.

Sementara deligasi Bahrain puladiketuai oleh Pengarah BahanKejuruteraan Kementerian Kerja RayaBahrain, Sameer Abdul-Karim Affouniyang turut ditemani oleh rakansejawatnya Shaifful Anuar Mohd

Yunus dan Mohamed Haz Hashim.

Perbincangan yang dipengerusikanoleh Ketua Eksekutif CIDB Malaysia,Dato Sri Ir. Dr Judin Abdul Karimitu bertujuan untuk perkongsianmaklumat disamping inginmewujudkan kerjasama Talgodengan peneraju industri pembinaantempatan berhubung projek HSRyang dikatakan mampu mencapaikelajuan sehingga 450 kilometer(km) sejam, sekali gus menjadipengangkutan darat paling pantas

dan cekap ke selatan.

TerraSar-X Asia Pasik, Ralf Duering.Ceramah selama setengah hari

ini disertai lebih 40 peserta terdiridaripada wakil-wakil penggiat industriserta pegawai agensi kerajaanberkaitan.

9 MEI, Bahrain Sistempengurusan dan pentadbiran CIDBMalaysia sekali lagi mendapatpengiktirafan antarabangsa apabilakunjungan deligasi luar Kementerian

Kerja Raya Bahrain ke ibu pejabatCIDB Malaysia baru-baru iniberminat untuk menjadikan CIDBMalaysia sebagai asas rujukan untukmemantapkan industri pembinaannegara Timur Tengah itu.

Perbincangan yang dipengerusikanoleh Pengurus Besar KananSektor Korporat dan Bisnes CIDBMalaysia, Sariah Abdul Karib ituturut menyaksikan Pengurus Besar

22 MEI, Hong Kong Selarasdengan kesedaran mengenai

teknologi terkini, LembagaPembangunan Industri PembinaanMalaysia (CIDB Malaysia) dengankerjasama Innovative MappingSolutions Sdn. Bhd. (IMS) telahmengadakan ceramah teknikal

23 MAC, Spain Cadangan kerajaanuntuk membina perkhidmatanrel berkelajuan tinggi (HSR) yangmembabitkan laluan baru dikawasan pantai barat Semenanjungiaitu dari kawasan pertumbuhantinggi Greater KL, Johor Bahru danSingapura mendorong sebuahsyarikat antarabangsa yang berpusatdi Spain iaitu Talgo mengadakanperbincangan empat mata denganCIDB Malaysia.

berkaitan teknologi imbasan satelityang boleh mengawasi struktur

kedalaman (subsidence) tanah.

Hadir sama ialah Ketua PegawaiEksekutif IMS, Dato Azhar Salleh.Ceramah tersebut disampaikan olehPengarah Pembangunan Bisnes

13MERENTAS BENUA OVERSEAS VENTURE


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14 SANA SINI WHATS HAPPENING

CIDB Sumbang MalamWartawan Malaysia

untuk menghargai sumbangan parapengamal media di negara ini.CIDB Malaysia menyumbangsebanyak RM6,000 untukpenganjuran malam berprestij kalike-20 itu

KUALA LUMPUR Sebagai usahamengukuhkan hubungan akrabantara CIDB Malaysia bersamapengamal media cetak danelektronik, CIDB Malaysia menerusiInstitut Wartawan Malaysia (MPI)

menyumbang bagi penganjuranMalam Wartawan MPI-Petronas pada18 April 2014.

Majlis penyerahan cek yangberlangsung di Hotel One World itu

menyaksikan Ketua Pegawai EksekutifMPI, Datuk Chamil Wariya berbesarhati dengan sumbangan yangditerima daripada CIDB Malaysiasejak beberapa tahun penganjuranmalam wartawan tersebut.

Beliau berkata, dengan adanyasokongan daripada pelbagai pihaktermasuk agensi kerajaan diharappada masa hadapan lebih banyakkategori akan dipertandingkan

CIDB Malaysia turut menyumbang bagimenjayakan penganjuran Malam WartawanMPI-Petronas

Gambar KiriDatuk Fadillah Yusof memberi penjelasantentang misi operasi penguatkuasaankepada agensi-agensi yang terlibat pada hariberkenaan.

Gambar KananDatuk Fadillah Yusof (kiri) menjalankanpemeriksaan terhadap pembinaanKampus UniKL-MIAT.

MenteriKerja RayaPantauKeselamatan

di TapakBinaan

boleh menjejaskan pekerja binaandan juga masyarakat sekeliling di

tapak binaan.

Mengikut statistik kemalangan ditapak pembinaan yang dikeluarkanJabatan Keselamatan dan KesihatanPekerjaan (JKKP) pada tahun 2013,sebanyak 164 kes kemalangan telahdilaporkan, di mana daripada jumlahitu, 69 adalah kemalangan maut, 12kes hilang keupayaan kekal dan 83kes membabitkan kecederaan ringan.

Manakala pada bulan Januari 2014pula, dua kes kemalangan mautdan enam kes kecederaan telahdilaporkan. Sementara pada Februari2014, angka kes yang membabitkanmaut meningkat sebanyak tigakes menjadikannya lima kes padabulan berkenaan dengan tujuhkes kecederaan dilaporkan. Walaubagaimanapun, tiada kes kehilanganupaya kekal dilaporkan untuk kedua-dua bulan berkenaan.

SELANGOR Bagi memastikankontraktor binaan mengikutperaturan keselamatan yangditetapkan, Menteri Kerja Raya,Datuk Fadillah Yusof sendiri telahturun padang bagi mengetuaioperasi Jabatan Kerja Raya (JKR)untuk penguatkuasaan tapak binaanbersama CIDB Malaysia, Jabatan

Imigresen, Majlis PerbandaranShah Alam dan Jabatan KesihatanMalaysia.

Operasi tersebut diadakan di tapakpembinaan Kampus UniKL-MalaysiaInstitute of Aviation Technology(MIAT), Jalan Lapangan TerbangSubang bulan lepas.

Datuk Fadillah Yusof berkata,kerjasama ini sebagai langkahpelaksanaan penguatkuasaan

terhadap tapak-tapak pembinaanyang berkemungkinan berisiko

mendatangkan kemalangan kepadapekerja dan orang awam.

Kebanyakan insiden ataukemalangan di tapak binaanberlaku kerana sikap ambil mudahkontraktor dan pemaju terhadapisu-isu keselamatan termasuklahmenggunakan peralatan lama yangtidak selamat digunakan.

Justeru operasi ini dibuat bagi

mengenalpasti langkah-langkah yangperlu diambil supaya kejadian tidakdingini berlaku, katanya semasasidang media selepas operasi yangturut disertai Ketua Eksekutif CIDBDato Sri Ir Dr Judin Abdul Karim.

Beliau menambah dalam hal ini,pegawai keselamatan dan kesihatandi tapak binaan perlu lebih teliti dantidak berkompromi dengan isu-isukeselamatan dan kesihatan yang


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Produk NS BlueScope Diiktiraf SIRIMpenyebab kepada sakit kepala,

masalah sistem pernafasan, iritasimata dan tekak serta serangan asmaselain turut dikaitkan dengan kanser.

Antara projek pembinaan yangmenggunakan kepingan besi hasilinovasi NS BlueScope termasuklahbeberapa buah sekolah di Sarawak,Institut Kemahiran Belia Negara(IKBN) Kinarut, Sabah dan InstitutLatihan Perindustrian (ILP), Labuan.

Maklumat lanjut tentang NSBluescope boleh diakses menerusilaman web www.bluescopesteel.com.my.

KUALA LUMPUR Pengeluar

produk besi tempatan, NSBlueScope membuktikan kredibilitimereka sebagai pengeluar besipaling selamat dan berinovatifapabila produk mereka mendapatpengiktirafan Institut Piawaian danPenyelidikan Perindustrian Malaysia(SIRIM).Pengurus Pemasaran Teknikal,Jack Chum berkata, NS BlueScopemerupakan syarikat pembekal besipertama di Malaysia yang dikitiraf

dengan persijilan ECO-LAB olehSIRIM.

Di mana produk besi keluaran NSBlueScope akan menjalani prosespenyalutan berterusan dengan cara

galvanisasi atau Continuous Hot

Dip-Galvanizing (MCL) danpengecatan atau Continuous CoilPainting (CPL).

Kelebihan kepingan besi hasilinovasi NS BlueScope juga ialahkandungan Volatile OrganicCompounds (VOC) dalam besiyang dihasilkan adalah yang palingminima,katanya kepada 40 pegawaidari Cawangan Pengajian danPendidikan Tinggi JKR yang terdiri

daripada arkitek, jurutera, pengurusprojek dan kontraktor.

VOC dan formaldehyde adalahbahan kimia yang boleh menjejaskankesihatan manusia dan menjadi

Gambar KiriDatuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin (empatdari kanan) bergambar kenangan bersamapihak penganjur selepas perasmian seminaritu berlangsung.

Gambar KiriProduk NS BlueScope digunakan dalampembinaan rumah

Gambar KananPara peserta memberi sokongan penuhterhadap perkongsian maklumat yangdisampaikan oleh pakar dalam bidangkecerunan.

Gambar KananChum memberi penerangan kepadapegawai JKK mengenai produk NSBlueScope

15SANA SINI WHATS HAPPENING

Pengurusan Cerun MampuJimat Jutaan Ringgit

dapat dimanfaatkan dan diaplikasisepenuhnya oleh semua peserta,katanya.

Hadir sama pada seminar itu ialahKetua Eksekutif CIDB, Dato Sri Ir

Dr Judin Abdul Karim, PengarahBahagian Kawalan Bangunan KPKT,Ir Ahmad Redza Ghulam Rasool danPengerusi ESCOSS, Dato Dr. GueSee Saw.

Seminar sehari yang bertemakanOvercoming Challenges and the WayForward itu dihadiri oleh lebih 500peserta dari pelbagai bidang.

KUALA LUMPUR Sebagai inisiatifmeningkatkan kesedaran awamterhadap kejadian tanah runtuhdan kegagalan cerun di negara ini,CIDB Malaysia dengan kerjasamaKementerian Kesejahteraan Bandar,

Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan(KPKT) dan Expert StandingCommittee On Slope Safety(ESCOSS) menganjurkan SeminarPengurusan Cerun yang diadakan diPusat Konvensyen CIDB (CCC)pada7 Mei lepas.

Timbalan Menteri Kerja Raya,Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin

berkata, pembinaan cerun yang tidakmenepati spesikasi rekabentuksudah pasti boleh menyebabkanketidakstabilan cerun danmengundang padah.

Justeru, penganjuran seminar inisaya kira sangat bertepatan ekoransejak kebelakangan ini banyakkejadian tanah runtuh yang berlakusebagaimana kejadian cerun runtuhpada Oktober 2013 di Tawau, Sabahyang telah menyebabkan kerosakanbesar dan kerugian jutaan ringgit.Diiharap dengan input-input yangdikongsikan dalam seminar ini


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NKEAs such as the Greater KualaLumpur / Klang Valley that has beenreported to require a combinedpublic-private funding to the tuneof RM172 billion from 2011 to 2020,to attract for example 100 MNCs tolocate their business in the region.

The implementation of projectsunder the other NKEAs toorequires substantial infrastructuredevelopment. In the pipeline is

also the formulation of a sustainableconsumption and production policyin the country, targeting sustainablebuilding for a start.

The trend for sourcing sustainableproducts by the construction industrywill impact building materialsmanufacturers as developers andcontractors of green buildings factorin environmental considerations suchas a greenhouse gas emissions aspart of their procurement decisionsand supplier management.

A research conducted by CarbonTrust in the UK on multinationalcompanies reveals that, over the

Building Materials DistributorsAssociation of Malaysia (betterknown as BMDAM) entered acollaboration with SIRIM on 25March 2013 to develop a carbonfootprint labelling scheme to guideMalaysian frms to measure, reduceand declare the performance of theirproducts based on internationalstandards.

The project which entails a period

of three years (December 2012 toDecember 2015) was awarded toSIRIM Berhad by the European Unionand entail Carbon Footprint Labellingfor Malaysian building materials.The other three partners are CarbonTrust UK, Federation of MalaysianManufacturers and Malaysia GreenBuilding Confederation.

The sustainability of the buildingmaterials sector is associated withthe growth of the constructionsector. In Malaysia, the constructionsector is poised for greater growthin the coming years as the EconomicTransformation Programme (ETP)projects go full steam, covering

Future of Building Materials Through CFPby Building Materials Distributors Association of Malaysia (BMDAM)

Developing a GreenSustainable Products

next two years, approximately 50% ofcompanies say they will assess the lifecycle emissions of the products theybuy.

Furthermore, the majority ofmultinationals state they wouldbe prepared to source productsfrom a different country if thisreduced carbon emissions. Thisclearly represents a real opportunityand signicant risk for Malaysian

SMEs which constitute a signicantpercentage of the construction andbuilding materials industry.In tandem with global development,SIRIM mooted the implementation ofa project that will among its activitiesintroduce a Carbon FootprintLabelling Scheme in the country.

A total of four members fromBMDAM participated in thisprogrammed, such as HumeCemboard Industries (ceiling andgypsum board); Claytan CorporationSdn Bhd (sanitary ware); YS SuccessIndustries Sdn Bhd (steel rackingand roof truss) and Guocera TileIndustries Sdn Bhd (oor nishing).


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17PUSAT MAKLUMAT INFO HUB

transport via 320 kilometre-per-hourhigh speed electric trains.

The railway is expected to carry threemillion passengers a year helpingto relieve trafc congestion on theroads, especially during Hajj period.Under the scope of the contract,the companies will provide workrelated to track laying, signalling,telecommunication, power,electrication, operations andmaintenance.

In accordance with to the contract,the consortium will provide 35 trains

with 13 carriages and maintain theline for next 12 years.The civil works for the project, whichinclude construction of train stations,construction of bridges, ood

drainage culverts and pedestrianwalkways, will be under taken by Al-Shoula consortium, which comprises

Spanish companies including ADIF,RENFE and Talgo.

The Makkah-Madinah rail link ispart of the major railway expansionproject, which includes linkingJeddah with Riyadh and Dammam.The Makkah-Jeddah-Madinah raillink is expected to carry more than150,000 passengers daily during peakseasons, such as for Haj and Umrah.

Phase II of the Haramain High SpeedRail (HHR) project in Saudi Arabia hascommenced as the government of

Saudi Arabia has signed a SAR30.8billion (RM25.22 billion) contract witha Saudi-Spanish consortium to takeon the project.

The HHR project is a 444 kilometre(km) high-speed inter-city railtransport system currently underconstruction linking the two holycities of Madinah and Makkahvia King Abdullah Economic Cityin Rabigh and King Abdul AzizInternational Airport in Jeddah.

Talgo Deputy Chairman MarketDevelopment Director, Mario Oriolduring their visit to CIDB Malaysiasaid, the rail line is planned toprovide a safe and comfortable

of High-Speed Inter-City Rail Transport

Saudi ArabiaCommence Phase II

Aktif ActiveKontraktor tempatan yang mempunyai projek sepanjang tempoh pendaftaranmereka berkuatkuasa. Kontraktor ini adalah terdiri dari mereka yang

berpengalaman dan serius dalam bidang pembinaan.Local contractors who have projects during the period their registration is in force.These contractors have experience and are serious about the construction.Separa Aktif Semi ActiveKontraktor yang tidak dianugerahkan sebarang projek sepanjang tempohpendaftaran mereka berkuatkuasa tetapi aktif dalam menyertai tender.Contractors who were not awarded any project during the durarion of theirregistration but ewre active in bidding for tender.

Dormant DormantKontraktor yang tidak dianugerahkan sebarang projek sepanjang tempohpendaftaran meraka berkuatkuasa dan tidak menyertai sebarang tender.

Contractors who were not awarded any project during the period of theirregistration and did not bid for any tender.Baru NewKontraktor yang baru berdaftar.Newly registered contractors.

28,272

285

2,565

3,285

34,407 9,510 8,863 3,075 4,147 1,580 5,343 66,925

7,080

93

1,426

911

6,621

127

1,122

993

2,498

54

294

229

3,283

68

419

377

1,355

27

92

106

4,636

90

284

333

53,745

744

6,202

6,234

TOTAL

Kontraktor BerdaftarMengikut Gred Pendaftaran Kontraktor dan Status Pengelasan Pada Akhir Tempoh September 2013

Contractors Registered by Contractor Registration Grade and Contractors Classication End of Period September 2013

*Sumber: Buletin Statistik Pembinaan Suku Tahunan Suku Ketiga 2013

Established in 1942, Talgo is anengineering Spanish companyspecialized in the design andmanufacturing of trains, as well as inthe provision of maintenance servicesto railway operators worldwide.


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Top 10 ConstructionProjects (In Value)

January - Mac 2014 (as at 1st Mac 2014)

1 Project Value : RM 849,259,891.90

Structural & Architectural Wokr (Phase 1: FromBasement Upto Podium Roof ) - Cdg Komp Hotel 33Tkt (2 Menara) & Tmn Tema Ruang Niaga 11 Paras S/Besmen Brsmbg Komp Hotel First World, Lot 9574-76& 17283 Genting Highlands (Tower 3 & 4)

Contractor : BLUEBROS E & C SDN BHDDate of Award : 14/03/2014Date of Completion : 16/09/2016Sector : SWASTAClient : GENTING MALAYSIA BERHAD

4 Project Value : RM 501,383,541.02Provision Of Engineering, Procurement, Construction AndComissioning Of MLNG Dua Rejuvenation (MDR) ProjectAt Bintulu

Contractor : CONSORTIUM OF JGCCORPORATION,JGC (M) SDNBHD,SYNERLITZ (M) SDN BHD

Date of Award : 06/01/2014

Date of Completion : 30/09/2018Sector : SWASTAClient : MALAYSIA LNG SDN. BHD.

2 Project Value : RM 688,083,003.76Procument, Construction And Commissioning (PCC) Of

Raw Water Supply Oroject To Rapid (PAMIR) (Works),Contract No. RAPID/CTC/09-2013-P25, From Sungai SEdiliBesar, Kota Tinggi Johor To Pengerang

Contractor : PUTRA PERDANACONSTRUCTION SDN. BHD.

Date of Award : 07/03/2014Date of Completion : 06/02/2016Sector : SWASTAClient : PRPC WATER SDN BHD


Main Building Works For Cdgn Pbgn 8 Blok 5 Tkt PrdgnBcampur Yg Mgdgi: I) SOHO (167U), II) Kedai/Pejabat,III) 2 Tkt Besmen Tpt Ltk Kereta & Motorsikal Di Atas Lot421489 ( Lot Lama P.T. 22357), Jln Inti Sari Perdana, DesaParkCity, Mukim Batu, Kuala Lumpur

Contractor : PUTRA PERDANACONSTRUCTION SDN. BHD.

Date of Award : 10/01/2014Date of Completion : 24/06/2016Sector : SWASTAClient : PERDANA PARKCITY SDN.BHD.

9 Project Value : RM 221,283,444.55The E&C Of Cadangan Pembangunan 3 Blok Pangsapuri30T (Jumlah 523U) Mengandungi:- A) TLK Di Aras 1 HinggaAras 3, B)Kemudahan-Kemudahan Di Aras 4 Di Atas Lot28134 Jalan 34/26 Wangsa Maju Mukim Setapak KualaLumpur

Contractor : LOW KENG HUAT BERHADDate of Award : 28/01/2014Date of Completion : 19/08/2016Sector : SWASTAClient : SETAPAK HEIGHTS

DEVELOPMENT SDN. BHD.

10 Project Value : RM 202,847,939.99

Proposed Construction And Completion Of Phase 2Development Of Serviced Apartments Comprising 265Unit In Tower D1, 252 Unit In Tower D2 And 265 Unit In

Tower D3 ,Part Of Level 1 To Level 6 Carparks, One LevelOf Sub-Basement Carparks At Lower Ground Floor, OneLevel Of Facilities Floor At Level 7 Ancillary BuildingsAt Level 7 For The Proposed Serviced ApartmentsDevelopment Comprising A Total Of 3141 Units OfServiced Apartment On Lot PTD 153328, Taman KempasUtama Mukim Tebrau, Daerah Johor Bahru, Johor Malaysia

Contractor : YICAI CONSTRUCTION SDN.BHD.

Date of Award : 09/01/2014Date of Completion : 14/01/2018Sector : SWASTAClient : WEALTHY GROWTH SDN BHD


Cadangan Pemajuan Kompleks Perdagangan 36 TingkatBeserta Basement, Yang Mengandungi:- Menara 1-29Tingkat Apartment (342 Unit), Menara 2-11 Tingkat Hotel(242 Bilik), 1 Tingkat Kemudahan Tambahan, 4 TingkatTempat Letak Kereta, 2 Tingkat Komersil, 1 TingkatBasement, Di Atas Lot 1197, 1199 & 1201, Jalan WongAh Fook

Contractor : UM LAND BUILDERS SDN BHDDate of Award : 29/01/2014Date of Completion : 14/08/2016Sector : SWASTAClient : EXQUISITE MODE SDN BHD


(Meridin - Plot A17)- Pile Cap, Retaining Wall, Basement,Ground Floor, Podium And Tower Works- CadanganPembangunan Bersrata 3 Blok Kondominium 37 TingkatYang Mengandungi :- Fasa 1 (i) Kondominium Blok A30 Tingkat (400 Unit) (ii) Podium 9 tingkat Yang TerdiriDaripada; (a)Tempat Letak Kereta-7 Tingkat (b)30 Lot RuangPerniagaan Berserta Kemudahan - 1 Tingkat (c) RumahStesen Suis Utama (SSU) Fasa 2 (i)Kondominium Blok B 27Tingkat (161), Fasa 3 (i) Kondominium Blok C 31 Tingkat(195 Unit) Di Atas Lot PTD 170665, Mukim Pulai, DaerahJohor Bahru

Contractor : CHINA STATE CONSTRUCTIONENGINEERING (M) SDN BHD

Date of Award : 09/01/2014Date of Completion : 30/11/2016Sector : SWASTA

3 Project Value : RM 633,373,396.57Cdgn Pbgn Kediaman Kos Sederhana Skim PRIMAYg Mgdgi Blok A & B Ppuri 19-43T (2074U), 5T PodiumTLK, Kedai/ Dewan Komuniti/ Pejabat Pengurusan/Surau/ Tadika/ Taska/ Gimnasium & Pcwg TNB Di AtasLot PT40955 & PT40962, Alam Damai, Mkm Cheras,Daerah Kuala Lumpur

Contractor : TRANSGREEN STRUCTURESDN BHD

Date of Award : 05/02/2014Date of Completion : 09/02/2017Sector : SWASTAClient : PERBADANAN PR1MA

MALAYSIA

6 Project Value : RM 286,666,666.00Fasa 1, Pembinaan Persimpangan Peringgit Ke MITC -Menaiktaraf Jalan Ayer Keroh Ke Bandar Melaka

Contractor : ISEDECOR BINA SDN. BHD.Date of Award : 25/02/2014Date of Completion : 16/03/2017Sector : KERAJAANClient : JABATAN KERJA RAYA

MALAYSIA (CAWANGANJALAN)

source : Business Division


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This yearmarks ICWs 13th yearof bringing together constructionindustry players under one roof toshowcase, learn, build partnershipsand share innovative ideas.

The key annual event forconstruction industry was frstintroduced in 1998 under thebanner of National Construction

Week. In line with constructionindustry growth and expansion ofthe industry to include internationalplayer and projects, the event wasrenamed International ConstructionWeek in 2004. The ICW bringstogether corporations and industry

ICW 2014:

Building a Better

Tomorrow The International Construction Week,the largest and most important annualevent for the construction industry willagain make its presence this year, albeitmuch bigger and better, covering the fullspectrum of construction industry.

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experts to share and learn fromthe cutting edge technologiesdeveloped in the construction ofbuildings and infrastructure in asustainable manner.

This year, the ICW features EcobuildSoutheast Asia as its exhibition andshowcase component. EcobuildSEA 2014 is designed to provide

sustainable building solutions forover 620 million people across the11 countries in Southeast Asia.Modelled after Ecobuild London, theWorlds largest event in sustainabilityof the built environment, EcobuildSEA 2014 will run concurrently withGreenbuild Asia, Ecolight Asia

Solar Asia Expo. It will alsoincorporate the ConstructionShowcase and the MalaysianInternational IBS Exhibition (MIIE)among others.

Visitors to the exhibition canchoose to participate in various freeseminars and workshops organisedon the show oor, covering topics

such as sustainability, GreenInfrastructure, Building InformationModelling, Smart Cities and Low-carbon Cities, just to name a few.

CIDB is inviting all constructionindustry players to be a part of theICW 2014 by exhibiting products,visiting the exhibition showcase andparticipating in the various seminars,workshops and conferences whichICW2014 have to offer.


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