Update CIDB G1/G7

Update CIDB Information

CIDB Update

[ CIDB Update Form ]

Update Management Price

Update Management Fee

Management Update — RM 500
Competent Person Update — RM 500
Technical Person Update — RM 500

Price for Resetting ID and Password (If Forgotten or Lost)

Only RM 300.
Provide a copy of the Identification Card (with company stamp and signature).
Provide a copy of the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) certificate (with company stamp and signature).
Provide a copy of the Professional Certification (with company stamp and signature).
Provide the Mobile Phone Number of the Owner or Director.

Price of Industry Code or Additional Title

Depending on the selected Code of Work.
Please provide a Job Offer Letter/LA/Indent/PO.
Please provide payment transactions from the main contractor or client who awarded the job.

Change status from “Dormant” to “Active”

Only RM 500.
Please provide copies of the Award Letter (PO, Indent) within the last 3 years.

Update CIDB (Company Contractor License Information)

Information related to updating CIDB involves the process of updating data and information of contractor companies registered with the Construction Industry Development Board Malaysia (CIDB). This process is important to ensure that all company records are current and accurate, which includes but is not limited to:

Personal Information: Updating personal information of the company owner or director.
Company Information: Updating company address, phone number, fax, and email address.
Financial Information: Updating company financial information such as financial statements or paid-up capital.
Project Experience: Adding or updating records of completed or ongoing projects.
Technical Capability: Updating information regarding the company’s technical capabilities, including employee skills and owned equipment.

Updating information in the CIDB system is an important process that ensures contractor company profiles reflect their current status accurately, which can influence opportunities to secure new projects. Here is additional information about each aspect of the update:

Personal Information

Ensure that the name of the company owner or director, IC (Identification Card) number, and contact information are up-to-date. This includes personal address, phone number, and email.

Financial Information

Current financial statements and information regarding the company’s paid-up capital are important to demonstrate the financial stability of the company to CIDB and prospective clients.
This update may include information about loans, assets, and liabilities.

Project Experience

Adding new completed projects enhances your company profile and demonstrates the ability to undertake similar projects in the future.
Be sure to include information such as project value, project duration, and the company’s role in the project.

Technical Capability

Updating technical capability involves adding information about new skills, obtained certifications, or the purchase of new equipment.
This demonstrates to CIDB and prospective clients that your company is investing in enhancing technical skills and capabilities.

The Importance of Regular Updates

Regular updates ensure that your company remains eligible for tender and project opportunities.
It also reduces the risk of rejection or delays in the tender process or CIDB approval due to outdated information.

Contractors are advised to routinely check and update their profiles in the CIDB system, especially before submitting new tenders or at regular intervals throughout the year, to ensure all information is current and reflects the true image of the company. This not only helps ensure compliance with CIDB regulations but also enhances the company’s opportunities in the bidding and project selection process in the construction industry.

**Attention, information regarding CIDB updates is general and subject to change from time to time. Therefore, you must ensure that you obtain the most current and comprehensive information through the official CIDB website.