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LAMPIRAN A SENARAI KERJA UNDI 1/2021 PEJABAT DAERAH / TANAH KLANG Semua Kontraktor Bumiputra Kelas F / G1 yang berdaftar dengan Pusat Khidmat Kontraktor (PKK) & Lembaga Pembangunan Industri Pembinaan Malaysia (CIDB) serta Unit Perancang Ekonomi Negeri Selangor (UPEN) beralamat di DAERAH KLANG adalah dijemput untuk menyertai undian bagi Perolehan Kerja - Kerja Kecil Bahagian Pembangunan, Pejabat Daerah/Tanah Klang seperti berikut :- BIL TAJUK PROJEK SYARAT HARGA PENDAFTARAN PROJEK (RM) 1. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENYELENGGARA JALAN MASUK KE KATEGORI CE TANAH PERKUBURAN ISLAM KG PENGKHUSUSAN 100,000.00 PENDAMAR, PELABUHAN KLANG CE01 DAN CE21 2. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENYELENGGARA PERMUKAAN KATEGORI CE DATARAN KEJAT DI MASJID KAMPUNG PENGKHUSUSAN 70,000.00 PENDAMAR, PELABUHAN KLANG B04 DAN CE21 3. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENYELENGGARA BALAI MPKK KG KATEGORI CE 100,000.00 PANDAMARAN JAYA, PELABUHAN KLANG PENGKHUSUSAN B04 DAN CE21 4. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENYELENGGARA BUMBUNG DI KATEGORI CE 20,000.00 PENGKALAN NELAYAN KG KAPAR PENGKHUSUSAN B04 DAN CE21 5. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENYELENGGARA GELANGGANG KATEGORI CE 50,000.00 FUTSAL DI KG. KAPAR PENGKHUSUSAN CE21 1 6. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENYELENGGARA SURAU HJ WAHIDON KATEGORI CE 50,000.00 KG SEMENTA PENGKHUSUSAN B04 DAN CE21 7. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENYELENGGARA DEWAN ORANG KATEGORI CE 100,000.00 RAMAI KG PEREPAT PENGKHUSUSAN B04 DAN CE21 8. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH TEMBOK GRED ‘G1’ DAN PAGAR DI BALAI MPKK DAN DEWAN KATEGORI CE 25,000.00 KG PADANG JAWA, KLANG PENGKHUSUSAN CE21 9. KERJA-KERJA MENAIKTARAF GRED ‘G1’ LONGKANG DAN MENAIKTARAF JALAN KATEGORI CE SERTA PEMBERSIHAN LONGKANG DI PENGKHUSUSAN 100,000.00 LORONG HAJI SALLEH, KG KUANTAN, CE01 DAN CE21 KLANG 10. KERJA-KERJA MENURAP SEMULA GRED ‘G1’ DATARAN NIAGA DI JALAN KEMPAS, KG. KATEGORI CE 79,900.00 BUKIT KAPAR PENGKHUSUSAN CE21 11. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH GRED ‘G1’ GELANGGANG FUTSAL DI KAMPUNG KATEGORI CE 100,000.00 JOHAN SETIA, KLANG PENGKHUSUSAN CE21 96,249.60 12. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENURAP SEMULA JALAN DI LOT 4824, KATEGORI CE LORONG HJ TARMUZI 2A & LORONG HJ PENGKHUSUSAN TARMUZI 2B (LOT 4833) JALAN CEMPAKA, CE01 DAN CE21 KG MERU 13. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH DAN GRED ‘G1’ MENURAP SEMULA JALAN DI LOT 16561, KATEGORI CE JALAN KUNDANG 1A, JALAN KUNDANG PENGKHUSUSAN 100,000.00 1B DAN JALAN KUNDANG 1C, KG PADANG CE01 DAN CE21 JAWA,KLANG 2 14. KERJA-KERJA MEMBINA DAN GRED ‘G1’ MEMASANG PAPAN TANDA KAMPUNG KATEGORI CE TRADISI DI SELURUH DAERAH KLANG PENGKHUSUSAN 81,250.00 BAGI PEJABAT DAERAH / TANAH KLANG, CE01 DAN CE21 SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN GRED ‘G1’ 15. KERJA-KERJA MEMBAIKPULIH KATEGORI CE 71,270.00 DEWAN DAN BALAI MPKK KG. BARU PENGKHUSUSAN PANDAMARAN, PELABUHAN KLANG B04 DAN CE21 3 .

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