The anti-graft agency said a report has been lodged on the matter.

“MACC views seriously claims of corruption, abuse of power and misappropriation, especially when it involves government procurement and matters of public interest,” it said in a statement.

Yesterday, it was reported that the upgrade at the national stadium was under fresh scrutiny after a contractor filed a report with MACC.

The complaint focuses on two tenders linked to preparations for the 2027 SEA Games. These involve a new running track, and a protective flooring system used during concerts and large events.

The contractor lodged the report at the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya on Tuesday.

One key issue involves the selection of China’s JRace prefabricated track system.

The complainant said several international brands took part in the tender process. Some are used at Olympic and world-level events.

The complaint states that shortlisted bids were priced in a similar range reportedly between RM14 million and RM15 million.

It questions why JRace was chosen when other established systems were available at similar prices.

It also raised concerns about how evaluators assessed durability, competition history, and long-term value.

MACC urged those with information to come forward.

“We also appeal to those with information on corrupt practices, abuse of power, and misappropriation to refrain from sharing it with others in order to prevent any information leaks and avoid hindering MACC from taking further action,” it said.