Only 3% take-up rate for CIDB quality assessment system


Mustapha (left) and Judin having a chat after the signing of an MoU on Qlassic.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Quality Assessment System in Construction (Qlassic), which is expected to be compulsory for all development projects including residential and commercial projects in line with the 11th Malaysia Plan next year, had a take-up rate of only 3% last year.

Take-up rate is the percentage of development projects that have been assessed by CIDB Malaysia using the Qlassic method.

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