The Sarawak state and as well as the Malaysian federal governments have pledged to upgrade and extend Sarawak's limited road network as part of the Vision 2020 industrialisation policy. The Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP) offers an infrastructure budget of RM15B for Sarawak, while the SCORE (Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy) initiative will further intensive infrastructure development across central Sarawak.
HSL has the technical expertise, qualified staff, advanced machinery and necessary official registrations and licences, including PKK and JKR Class A, to enable it to undertake road projects of any size nationwide.
Todate, HSL had completed some 650 km of road works throughout Sarawak most of which were over difficult low-lying terrain and required specialised geotechnical engineering. Numerous other major turnkey road and bridge projects are under construction and being procurred.
