Laksana Amanbina Sdn Bhd (Laksana) has won the design and build infrastructure tender in Penang Science Park South (PSPS) at a contract sum of RM125 million from Penang Development Corp (PDC).
PSPS, a strategic industrial development, is aimed at fostering innovation and supporting research-intensive industries in Penang. Spanning about 70.4ha, the park is part of PDC's broader initiative to bolster the state's industrial landscape and attract high-tech investments.
The 24-month contract will commence from the date of site possession. The job scope comprises design and build on earthwork, ground treatment, drainage, Pencawang Masuk Utama (PMU) and Pencawang Pembahagian Utama (PPU), sewerage treatment plant and network pumping station.
With the addition of this contract, Laksana’s existing order book stands at RM283 million. This project marks another significant milestone in Laksana's journey, reflecting its commitment to excellence and innovation in the industry. It will not only strengthen Laksana's portfolio but will also create new opportunities for future growth and collaboration. As the company continues to expand, this venture will play a key role in shaping its future initiatives.
Laksana is also in the midst of planning its move into housing development in Malaysia. This strategic expansion aligns with the company’s long-term vision and reinforces its dedication in contributing positively towards the nation's economic and structural growth.
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