ITMAX System Secures RM134 Million Kota Kinabalu Smart City Contract
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has appointed ITMAX System to lead infrastructure and digital connectivity efforts for the Kota Kinabalu Smart City project.
ITMAX System Berhad has officially secured a project worth RM134 million from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to develop smart city infrastructure in Kota Kinabalu. The company will serve as the universal service provider tasked with the design, supply, installation, and commissioning of communications infrastructure and digital connectivity systems.
The firm formally accepted the MCMC Notification of Approval on 10 August 2026. According to the original publisher, the formal notification of the award was dated 6 August. This appointment marks a significant operational milestone for ITMAX as it expands its footprint in public infrastructure development.
The project encompasses a comprehensive rollout of technical solutions aimed at enhancing the digital landscape of Kota Kinabalu. As the universal service provider, ITMAX is responsible for the end-to-end integration of the required telecommunications and digital framework, ensuring the infrastructure meets the standards set by the MCMC.
For the Malaysian tech sector, this contract represents a substantial investment in regional digital transformation. By focusing on the integration of smart city connectivity in East Malaysia, the project aligns with broader national efforts to improve digital infrastructure and service delivery through systemic technical upgrades across the country.
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