QUOTE(Babizz @ Nov 21 2015, 11:44 PM)
many comments..the MCRB workmanship no good n NO EXP building rail (only exp building integrated dev which they have 13 TOD's along LRT3
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Gken let the article below speak
A source close to the selection process for the LRT3 project said the announcement appointing MRCB-George Kent had shocked the industry as George Kent was known to have problems in the construction of the Ampang Line LRT extension, which was completed a year later than scheduled.
"Although the company claimed that the delay was not due to them, it had still given Prasarana a poor image as the owner of the nation's LRT.
"In addition, MRCB's appointment as George Kent's partner to form a consortium to bid for the LRT project is also strange as MRCB was better known as a developer in the commercial sector and not in the transport industry," the source told The Malaysian Insider on the condition of anonymity.
According to the source, many analysts thought UEM was better equipped and experienced to build the LRT3 as it has been involved in such projects previously.
UEM is also a subsidiary of Khazanah Nasional, a company wholly-owned by the government and would have a better chance at winning the bid because of its good track record in building LRT lines.
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...h.NtgED4DL.dpuf
connection with Gken let the article below speak
A source close to the selection process for the LRT3 project said the announcement appointing MRCB-George Kent had shocked the industry as George Kent was known to have problems in the construction of the Ampang Line LRT extension, which was completed a year later than scheduled.
"Although the company claimed that the delay was not due to them, it had still given Prasarana a poor image as the owner of the nation's LRT.
"In addition, MRCB's appointment as George Kent's partner to form a consortium to bid for the LRT project is also strange as MRCB was better known as a developer in the commercial sector and not in the transport industry," the source told The Malaysian Insider on the condition of anonymity.
According to the source, many analysts thought UEM was better equipped and experienced to build the LRT3 as it has been involved in such projects previously.
UEM is also a subsidiary of Khazanah Nasional, a company wholly-owned by the government and would have a better chance at winning the bid because of its good track record in building LRT lines.
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...h.NtgED4DL.dpuf
Nov 21 2015, 11:47 PM

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