Padawan Municipal Council's (Majlis Perbandaran Padawan)

MAJLIS PERBANDARAN PADAWAN KENYATAAN SEBUTHARGA   Kontraktor-kontraktor yang mempunyai jenis pendaftaran yang ditetapkan serta mempunyai tempoh yang sah bagi kerja seperti di bawah adalah dipelawa untuk menyertai Kenyataan Sebutharga/Tender tersebut:-   Bil. No. Tender/Sebutharga Tajuk Tender/Sebutharga Pendaftaran Yuran Dokumen (RM) Tarikh Tutup dan Masa Penyerahan Dokumen Tender/Sebutharga 1. MPP/ENG/PJT/ CG/T/062/25 UPGRADING OF SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT KPG DANU, JALAN PUNCAK BORNEO, PADAWAN, KUCHING UPKJ, Kelas E Kepala : I (Sub-Kepala 2a(ii)), & CIDB (PPK) 350.00 Jumaat 16 Mei 2025 11:30 tengahari 2. MPP/ENG/PJT/ BP1/Q/044/25 MEMBINA BARU 3 UNIT MYKIOSK DI KAMPUNG SINAR BUDI BARU, MP PADAWAN CIDB (SPKK&PPK) : G1 Kategori : CE Pengkhususan : CE21 ATAU UPKJ, Kelas : F Kepala : II (Sub-Kepala 7), CIDB (PPK)   50.00 Jumaat 9 Mei 2025 11:30 pagi 3. MPP/ENG/PJT/ BP1/Q/045/25 MENAIK TARAF SISTEM PERPARITAN DI KAMPUNG BUMBOK, MP PADAWAN CIDB (SPKK&PPK) : G2 Kategori : CE Pengkhususan : CE06 ATAU UPKJ, Kelas : E Kepala : IV (Sub-Kepala 4), CIDB (PPK) 50.00 Jumaat 9 Mei 2025 11:30 pagi 4. MPP/ENG/PJT/ BP1/Q/046/25 BINA BARU STRUKTUR BUMBUNG DI LALUAN PEJALAN KAKI DI JALAN MATANG JAYA , MP PADAWAN CIDB (SPKK&PPK) : G1 Kategori : CE Pengkhususan : CE21 ATAU UPKJ, Kelas : F Kepala : II (Sub-Kepala 7), CIDB (PPK) 50.00 Jumaat 9 Mei 2025 11:30 pagi   Dokumen Tender/Sebutharga boleh diperolehi di Bahagian Kejuruteraan, Tingkat Bawah, Majlis Perbandaran Padawan, Kota Padawan, Batu 10, Jalan Penrissen, 93250 Kuching, Peti Surat 620, 93712 Kuching pada waktu pejabat.   Isnin - Khamis 8:00 am – 1:00 pm 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Jumaat 8:00 am – 11:45 am   2:15pm – 3:30 pm     Dokumen Tender/Sebutharga hanya akan dikeluarkan kepada pemilik atau wakilnya yang diberi kuasa secara bertulis. Pemilik atau wakilnya hendaklah membawa:     SIJIL ASAL Sijil Perolehan Kerja Kerajaan (SPKK) ATAU  SIJIL ASAL Unit Pendaftaran Kontraktor (UPKJ) DAN SIJIL ASAL Perakuan Pendaftaran Kontraktor (PPK)   Dokumen Tender/Sebutharga hendaklah dimasukkan ke dalam Peti Sebutharga berserta sampul surat yang dicatatkan Nombor Sebutharga dan Tajuk Tender/Sebutharga dan hendaklah diserahkan kepada alamat di bawah tidak lewat daripada jam 12.00 tengahari pada hari tutup Sebutharga tersebut   Pemangku Setiausaha Majlis Perbandaran Padawan Kota Padawan, Batu 10, Jalan Penrissen, 93250 Kuching.   Sebarang dokumen Tender/Sebutharga yang dihantar selepas masa yang ditetapkan adalah ditolak. Hanya penyertaan Tender/Sebutharga dari penender/pemilik yang sah akan dipertimbangkan. Penender juga boleh merujuk iklan ini melalui laman web majlis di  http://mpp.sarawak.gov.my Majlis Perbandaran Padawan tidak terikat untuk menerima TENDER/SEBUTHARGA TERENDAH atau MANA-MANA TENDER/SEBUTHARGA.   PEMANGKU SETIAUSAHA MAJLIS PERBANDARAN PADAWAN

Lai showing Yap the vicinity of the Seventh Mile Basketball Mini Stadium. KUCHING (April 17): Kota Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap champions youth development, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to empower younger generations and community development through his rural transformation project (RTP) programme. Accompanied by officers from the Padawan Municipal Council (MPP), he visited the 7th Mile Basketball Mini Stadium here today to conduct a detailed discussion to finalise the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) for Phase 2 of upgrading the mini stadium with an allocation of RM300,000, funded under the RTP. He noted that the BOQ will serve as a blueprint for transparent and efficient project execution, ensuring that the upgrades will meet community needs while adhering to quality standards. Furthermore, Yap and the MPP officers inspected the existing infrastructure and reviewed plans for its Phase 2 improvements during the visit, which include construction of two new changing rooms for competing teams, new parking spaces, and better amenities for players and spectators. As a passionate advocate for sports and youth engagement, Yap has remained dedicated to providing an encouraging environment for the youths by sponsoring sports competitions as well as supporting educational workshops and recreational facilities. “By upgrading this mini stadium, we are investing in our youths’ physical well-being and providing them with a safe, modern space to hone their talents and build lifelong values,” he said via a press statement today. He further emphasised the importance of sports, particularly basketball, in fostering healthy competition, teamwork, and active living among young people. “Basketball is more than just a game – it is a platform for nurturing discipline, resilience, and camaraderie,” he expressed. This initiative stands as a testament to Yap’s commitment to prioritising youth-centric programmes in Kota Sentosa, empowering the younger generations and promoting better living conditions for their growth. “Our youths are the future leaders of Kota Sentosa. It is our duty to provide them with opportunities to thrive, both on and off the court,” said the assemblyman. The mini stadium upgrade aligns with his pledge to utilise the RTP funding for impactful, sustainable projects to elevate community living standards. “Healthy youths create a vibrant community,” he stated. Yap said he believes that creating a space that allows the youth to blossom is imperative; hence, he will pursue every initiative that enriches their lives. Also present during the visit was Penghulu Lai Boon Khee.  

Ibrahim (centre) presents a bicycle to a lucky draw winner. His wife Datin Noor Akmar Hamdan is seen at third right. KUCHING (April 20): The futsal court in Kampung Sungai Maong is among the recently approved upgrading projects aimed at benefitting the local community, said Dato Ibrahim Baki. The Deputy Minister for Utility (Sarawak Energy and Petros) stated that a sum of RM285,000 has been allocated for this project. “This futsal court is already in good condition; however, we will be upgrading it. Padawan Municipal Council (MPP) will be the implementing agency,” he said at the Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Satok Zone 4 Aidilfitri gathering held at Kampung Sungai Maong futsal court here yesterday. Ibrahim, who is Satok assemblyman, said the community hall and culverts in Kampung Segedup will also undergo upgrades. According to him, there have been public requests for a community hall to be built in Kampung Sungai Maong. He said he is in favour of this proposal but noted that, for the time being, the fustal court could serve as a hall. However, he acknowledged the challenge of finding a suitable land for the construction of the proposed community hall. “If we can find the land, I will help build that community hall,” he said. For Kampung Segedup, Ibrahim revealed that nearly half a million ringgit was approved last month to upgrade the village’s facilities. “Dewan Haji Kamaruddin in Kampung Segedup which is the community hall, will be upgraded. At the same time, we are also upgrading the culverts in the area. There is a lot of work to be done and MPP will be the implementing agency,” he said. He added that available funds would be used to further improve the facilities in both villages. “I have just received a letter from the government for us to put forward requests for projects under the Rural Transformation Programme (RTP). “Perhaps one project we can utilise the allocation for is to build a community hall in Kampung Sungai Maong, provided there is a land. “For Kampung Segedup, political secretary to the Premier, Abdul Samat Gany will be discussing with community leaders what else we can provide (in terms of facilities) to the village,” added Ibrahim.

Tan delivering his speech during the Recycle and Buy Back Campaign at Emart Batu Kawa. – Photo by Aileen Yap KUCHING (April 26): Padawan Municipal Council (MPP) has announced that the next round of its ‘Recycle and Buy Back Campaign’ will take place on May 17 at MPP’s Nursery Site’s parking lot in Desa Wira. The announcement was made by MPP chairman Tan Kai during Emart Batu Kawa’s ‘Recycle and Buy Back Campaign’ this morning, where he encouraged greater public participation in environmental initiatives. “I encourage more people to take part as we bring this campaign closer to the heart of our communities. “Every effort counts when it comes to protecting our planet,” he said. Tan reiterated that the initiative supports several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), Goal 14 (Life Below Water), Goal 15 (Life on Land), and Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals). He also reminded the public that quarterly Other Household Waste (OHW) collections, which include hazardous waste, will continue to be carried out by Trienekens in March, June, September, and November. The campaign, a joint effort between Emart Batu Kawa, MPP, DNS Waste Management Sdn Bhd, Kim Huang Enterprise, and Tzu Chi Foundation Kuching, enables the public to exchange recyclable items, such as paper, plastic, aluminium, and electronic waste, for rewards under a buy-back system.