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The Malaysian government has allocated a total of RM3.8 billion for federal road and bridge maintenance works in 2026. The allocation includes a total of RM300 million for G1 to G4 contractors. Services of 115 district engineers will be enhanced with an allocation of RM200,000 compared to RM100,000 this year, involving a total allocation of RM30 million.
In addition, RM100 million is allocated for the maintenance of street lights including replacement with energyefficient LED types that can save up to 60 per cent on electricity.
RM50 million is also provided for the same purpose in areas under local authorities nationwide. RM50 million is provided to improve accident-prone areas including upgrading existing traffic lights to smart traffic lights on federal roads to help ease traffic congestion,” he said when tabling the Malaysia MADANI Budget 2025.The allocation for the Malaysian Road Records Information System (MARRIS) totalling RM5.4 billion channelled by the federal government to ensure that state roads are in the best condition for the benefit of the people.
• Road Construction Business
• Smart Road Infrastructure
• Road Construction Projects
• Road and Highways Projects
• Solar Road Studs
• Speed Bumps
• Communication and Navigation
• Soil Testing
• Road Construction Material
• Road Measurements Tools and Special Systems
• Drum Roller
• Tower Crane
• Cranes Mfg
• EOT crane Manufacturers
• Telescopic Crane
• Crawler Crane Manufacturers
• Turnkey Projects Road and Highways
• Bitumen Sprayer Machine
• Bitumen Manufacturers (Damber)
• Concrete Mixer Machine
• Road Roller
• National Highways Builders
• Road Marking Paints
• Pavement evaluation solutions
• Paver Block-Making Machine
• Highway Maintenance
• Road Treatment Company
• Road survey equipment
• Road mapping technology
• Project consulting services in roads and bridges
• Road sweeping machine
• Road building machinery
• Steel Manufacturers
• Portable Cabins
• Generators manufacturers
• Video surveillance products
• Highway engineering consulting
• Highways Safety Solutions
• Equipment rental agencies
• Construction Highway and Mining Sectors
• Skid Steer Loade
• Backhoe loader
• Road safety signs board
• Paint Manufacturers
• Lighting Manufacturers
• Cement Manufacturers
• Safety facility equipment
• Soundproof facilities
• Safety Workwear
• Road building machinery
• Drone Manufacturers
• Tunnelling technology
• Bridge construction
• Construction equipment hire & sale /
• Logistics & supply chain
• Construction materials – asphalt, concrete
• Asset management
• Road maintenance, repairs & cleaning
• OHS – work site safety
• Outdoor & street furniture
• Smart lighting
• Demolition & recycling
• Reflecting materials
• Road marking
A professional line-up of speakers from Malaysia’s government bodies and the private sector will share MORE insights on Smart cities, tunnels & bridges, smart traffic, road, construction and road safety & monitoring at the 2025 conference.
We’ve got a busy exhibition floor, packed full of networking opportunities, on-floor presentations across multiple seminar theatres, product demonstrations and more.
We facilitate quality networking opportunities through the various networking sessions arranged and the networking app to keep the conversation going. Meet 10,000+ attendees in 2025!
A professional line-up of speakers from Malaysia’s government bodies and the private sector will share MORE insights on Smart cities, tunnels & bridges, smart traffic, road, construction and road safety & monitoring at the 2025 conference.
We’ve got a busy exhibition floor, packed full of networking opportunities, on-floor presentations across multiple seminar theatres, product demonstrations and more.
We facilitate quality networking opportunities through the various networking sessions arranged and the networking app to keep the conversation going. Meet 10,000+ attendees in 2025!
Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia. The city is located in west-central Peninsular (West) Malaysia, midway along the west coast tin and rubber belt and about 25 miles (40 km) east of its ocean port, Port Kelang, on the Strait of Malacca. It is the country’s largest urban area and its cultural, commercial, and transportation centre. In 1972 Kuala Lumpur was designated a municipality, and in 1974 this entity and adjacent portions of surrounding Selangor state became a federal territory.
Kuala Lumpur lies in hilly country astride the confluence of the Kelang and Gombak rivers; its name in Malay means “muddy estuary.” Malaysia’s Main Range rises nearby to the north, east, and southeast. The climate is equatorial, with high temperatu es and humidity that vary l ttle throughout the year. The rea receives about 95 inches (2400 mm) of rain annually; June and July are the driest months. Area federal territory, 94 square miles (243 square km). Pop. (2009 est.) city, 1,493,000; (2020) federal territory, 1,982,112.
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