Gamuda in the running for second, third Penang LRT work packages, say analysts
Gamuda is on track to reach the RM40 billion to RM45 billion target by the end of 2025, the research house noted.
Gamuda gets first package worth over RM8 bil of Penang LRT project
Once the notice to proceed is issued, Gamuda will have six years to complete the contract.
MRT Corp begins tender process for Penang LRT contractor
In a tender notice on Monday, MRT Corp said it is seeking to appoint turnkey contractors for the engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and maintenance of the Penang LRT project.
Revival of five LRT3 stations now estimated to cost RM5.3b, says deputy minister
This is higher than the RM4.
10 amazing properties in upcoming Penang LRT hot spots
The LRT system is part of the Penang Transport Master Plan (PTMP), which includes an integrated network of transportation solutions.
Govt offers Gamuda’s 60%-owned SRS Consortium works on first segment of Penang LRT
SRS Consortium is being offered the contracts on the so-called single sourcing request-for-proposal mechanism, Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook said in a statement.
LRT3 surpasses 91% completion, on track to commence ops by March 1, 2025, says Loke
Regarding the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link project, Loke announced that infrastructure work in Malaysia had reached 65% as of the end of December last year, while system work was 33.
Five new properties close to LRT & MRT stations
With the expansion of the Klang Valley Integrated Transit System, savvy property buyers are securing homes near train stations to take advantage of the current and future rail connectivity.
Additional RM4.7b allocated for LRT3 to serve multiple purposes, clarifies Loke
Transport Minister Anthony Loke stated that this includes the construction of five new stations, the acquisition of three sets of three-car trains to maintain service intervals, upgrading of the train depot, as well as other expenses involving independent checking engineers, project management and legal fees.
Lawmaker questions cost discrepancy between five revived LRT3 stations and Penang LRT project
Bukit Bintang Member of Parliament Fong Kui Lun pointed out that the Penang LRT project, spanning 23 stations, is estimated to cost RM10 billion, while the five revived stations under LRT3 will cost RM4.
