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Borneo Bulletin Yearbook 2019

With its privatisation, the operations at the

Muara Port are not only efficient and profitable

but the government can now channel millions of

dollars per year for other development purposes.

The following are Brunei’s three main logistics

companies:

BIACC

BIACC Sdn Bhd (formerly known as Brunei

International Air Cargo Centre) is a company

jointly owned by Royal Brunei Airlines (RB) and

Royal Brunei Technical Services. In collaboration

with Circle Freight International Sdn Bhd, the

company handles cargo transiting through the

Brunei International Airport.

BIACC’s accreditations include ISO 9001:2008,

OHSAS 18001:2007 and IATA Safety Audits for

Ground Operations (ISAGO).

Since 2011, BIACC began to form several

partnerships with local and international

companies to establish subsidiaries and joint

ventures in other logistics sectors. These

partnerships included Ground Handling Services

(Baggage and Passenger), Intermodal Freight

Transport and General Sales and Services

Agency.

RBA Cargo Services

With over 64,000 square foot of fully equipped

space in the cargo complex at the Brunei

International Airport, RB offers its own cargo

services, integrated with computerised handling

and other top-of-the-line technology.

It provides businesses with the country’s best

handling and storage for valuable, vulnerable,

perishable or customs-bonded cargoes.

Muara Port Company Sdn Bhd (MPC)

With over 90 per cent of global trades

transported by sea, the government of His

Majesty acknowledges the importance of ports

through the establishment of the Muara Port

Company.

The company, working as the operator of the

Muara Container Terminal (MCT), opens up

unlimited opportunities for Brunei to capitalise

on its strategic location to become a significant

trading hub.

The company signifies not just vast improvements

in equipment but also a tremendous boost in

services, in line with ambitions to turn Muara

Port into a world-class international hub.

MPC aims to enlarge its route networks and

increase transit volume, thus gradually improving

the influence of Muara Port.

The vast experience of co-owner Beibu Gulf

(HK) Ltd proved to be beneficial to MPC and

businesses in the country.

Beibu is known as a seasoned handler in port

operations and maritime logistics, thus its

collaboration with Darussalam Assets will

further enhance Muara Port not only as an

international hub but a competitive sub-regional

port within the BIMP-EAGA region.

Royal Brunei Technical Services

Royal Brunei Technical Services (RBTS) started

operations in 1988. The company was initially set

up as an acquisition agency to procure equipment

for armed forces and security agencies. Three

years ago, RBTS re-defined their core business

as a provider of Life Cycle Management services.

As a Life Cycle Management company, RBTS

provides cradle-to-grave services. RBTS manages

every aspect of a project until execution. In

the area of Acquisition Management, RBTS

undertakes complex systems acquisition. In these

projects, RBTS undertakes concept development,

conducts the tendering process and assists in

the evaluation process. The company reviews

the system design and makes improvements

until the system is installed and runs smoothly.

RBTS ensures their customers choose a system

that fits their needs at affordable costs.

As part of its Acquisition Management, RBTS

Engineering Services provide maintenance,

repair services and system upgrades to

optimise system performance. Their Vehicle

Maintenance Centre provides specialist vehicle

maintenance. In the pipeline is the Electronics

Maintenance Centre that caters to providing

sensors, sensitive electronics and security

system maintenance.

With over three decades of experience, RBTS

has developed an extensive supply chain

competency. The cargo unit specialises in

handling dangerous goods. The also provide

freight services via air and sea with door-to-door

shipping, custom documentation and clearance.

RBTS has two training centres: Training

Simulation Centre (TSC) and Naval Training

Centre (NTC). TSC is a high-tech facility aimed at

providing simulated arms training for the armed

forces, police and security agencies. NTC is a

premier maritime centre in Muara.

The company also provides Explosives Handling

and Storage services for its oil and gas industry

clients. RBTS is the only private company that

provides commercial storage for explosives and

pyrotechnics in Brunei. To complete the Life

Cycle Management concept, disposal of expired

pyrotechnics and explosives is essential. RBTS