KLIA2 ... We have a problem ...



Having granted a 'faulty' air trade complement for a Subang airport, a son of former Finance minister as well as stream Malaysian envoy to Washington Jamaluddin Jarjis has been awarded an additional stipulate - to yield trade carry out apparatus for KLIA2, a budget airfield being constructed in Sepang.
Lembah Pantai part of of parliament Nurul Izzah Anwar , who earlier revealed a faulty complement granted at Subang by Advanced Air Traffic System (M) Sdn Bhd, has disclosed that a association had unsuccessful a behest process.
She pronounced AAT, linked to Jamaluddin's son Ikwan Hafiz Jamaluddin through a association called Tirai Variasi, was one of three companies that tendered for a air trade carry out complement for KLIA2.
But AECOM, a consultant for Malaysia Airports Holdings, had concluded that AMP Corporation (M) Sdn Bhd (AMCOP) was more qualified for a job.
"Despite a technical inform by AECOM antiquated 9 Dec 2011 recognising AMCOP's capacity to govern a project, a plan was given to AAT, a association that according to a evaluation has unsuccessful to fulfil a technical specifications for a project," pronounced Nurul.
The PKR vice boss pronounced although AAT's behest price was lower, a selected association contingency pass all technical aspects.
She added that AMCOP had been recommended at a meeting by MAHB's special procurement cabinet upon March 15, 2012.
Nurul voiced startle over AAT's appointment as it was concerned in debate over a faulty radar MIP-2 complement jointly developed with Selex Sistemi Integrati at a National Air Traffic Control Centre (NATCC) in Subang airport.
As such, she urged MAHB as well as a Transport ministry to come clean.
Prior to this, AirAsia organisation chief executive Tony Fernandes strike out at a sharpe! ning con struction cost of a KLIA2, that is pronounced to have right away topped RM5 billion.
-Harakahdaily
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