We handle all preparation, submissions, and renewals with SSM and CIDB, ensuring you can begin operating as soon as possible.


We help apply for / renew certificates from the Malaysian Construction Industry Development Board for the following activities:
For contractors without a registered business or offices, we also help with Sdn Bhd incorporation and PBT license applications.

*The more CCD points earned, the longer the PPK certificate can be renewed for.

*The more CCD points earned, the longer the PPK certificate can be renewed for.

*The more CCD points earned, the longer the PPK certificate can be renewed for.

*The more CCD points earned, the longer the PPK certificate can be renewed for.

*The more CCD points earned, the longer the PPK certificate can be renewed for.

*The more CCD points earned, the longer the PPK certificate can be renewed for.

*The more CCD points earned, the longer the PPK certificate can be renewed for.
SPKK Registration
A Government Work Procurement Certificate allows registered contractors to apply for government projects within their grade contract value. In addition to a valid PPK Certificate, applicants must meet these conditions:
For a deep dive, read our guide to CIDB SPKK registration.


Bumiputera contractors with PPK and SPKK can apply for an additional Bumiputera Status Certificate (Sijil Taraf Bumiputera) to bid on projects reserved for Bumiputera businesses.
Key requirements:
For contractors without a registered business or offices, we also help with Sdn Bhd incorporation and PBT license applications.
Contractors can apply for any upward or downward grade change if they meet the requirements of the grade being applied for (see our guide to CIDB grades).
If there are fewer than 120 days remaining on the current CIDB license, the contractor can combine a grade change request with their renewal application.


PPK registrations can be renewed up to 120 days before their expiration date, and requirements are as follows:
The certificate can be A CIDB license can be renewed for a minimum of one year and a maximum of three years depending on accumulated CCD points.
CIDB has 132 specialisation codes across five main categories, and contractors are free to add additional categories and specialisation codes provided they:
See our CIDB specialisation code list to identify ones you need and required supporting documents.


The SCORE certificate awards contractors a rating of 0 to 5 stars based on seven assessment metrics and is mandatory for G2 – G7 contractors to renew their PPK certificate.
To renew an SPKK certificate:
For details, see to our CIDB SCORE guide.
All contractors must hold a Perakuan Pendaftaran Kontraktor (PPK). Grades range from G1 to G7 and determine the permitted project value.
Yes. Applications are submitted through the CIDB CIMS portal.
There is a one-time RM50 application fee. The annual licence fee ranges from RM20 to RM1,400, depending on the PPK grade.
SPKK: Required for bidding on government projects.
STB: Provides access to tenders reserved for Bumiputera contractors.
Registration may theoretically be completed in about seven working days when all documents are complete. Actual processing can take longer due to authority backlogs.
Yes. Foreign companies must obtain a Foreign Contractor Registration Certificate before undertaking construction projects in Malaysia.
First-time renewals may also require integrity, Code of Ethics, business competency, and other relevant certificates.
A licence can be renewed for one to three years, depending on CCD points accumulated during the previous 12 months.
The renewal includes a RM30 processing fee and 50% of the original annual licence fee.
Yes. Existing SPKK or STB certificates can be renewed together with the PPK renewal at no additional cost.
Processing takes approximately two working days. Once approved, payment must be made within 14 days.