Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia (PBM), Sarawak Chapter, is organising an industry-focused seminar to strengthen the understanding and implementation of Building Information
Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia (PBM), together with Jabatan Kerja Raya (JKR), successfully delivered JKR BIM Day 2025 at PICC, bringing together industry stakeholders to strengthen BIM adoption and digital transformation across public asset delivery.
Jointly organised by Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia and British Standards Institution, the inaugural PBM–BSI BIM Competition 2025 drew 25 teams from Malaysia and Indonesia, advancing ISO 19650 adoption.
The 6th JKR BIM Day 2025, co-hosted by JKR Malaysia and PBM, received national media attention for its pivotal role in advancing BIM adoption. Major outlets highlighted the government’s announcement to build 16 BIM laboratories across Malaysia.
Starting 1 July 2025, the PK1.15 Circular mandating the implementation of Building Information Modelling (BIM) for government projects is officially in force. This marks a major step forward in Malaysia’s digital transformation of the construction industry.
PBM Members Lead Development of BIM NOSS Level 4–5 Standards
Finalists Present Outstanding Work at 4D BIM Competition by PBM in Collaboration with Petronas and Bentley
Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia (PBM) proudly took part in the JKR Sarawak Gala Dinner 2024 on 9 December, where the Premier of Sarawak reaffirmed support for BIM adoption. The evening also marked the signing of a key MoU with Teknovasi X to establish a BIM Training Centre in Sarawak.
Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia hosts free bi-monthly webinars, offering valuable insights on BIM practices with expert speakers, catering to all levels of expertise.
YB Dato’ Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi received a courtesy visit from Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia (PBM) to discuss the organisation’s initiatives in promoting BIM adoption and strengthening collaboration with government agencies.
PBM Contributes Industry Insights at 6th Annual BIM Summit
PBM actively participated in a high-level Dialogue Session with the Minister of Works, presenting three major proposals to accelerate BIM implementation in Malaysia. The organisation also briefed the Ministry on an upcoming national seminar aimed at expanding BIM across government projects.
Hands-on, high-impact BIM training hit the East Coast as over 140 project players sharpened their skills for smarter JKR delivery.
Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia, along with other BIM stakeholders, gathered to discuss its trajectory for 2026-2030, ensuring strategic planning for the future of Malaysia’s construction industry.
Pertubuhan BIM Malaysia held its inaugural AGM at UTM Kuala Lumpur, appointing 13 new committee members.
