Pest Control in Putrajaya

Last updated: 28 September 2026

TL;DR: Pest control for federal Putrajaya starts with eligibility. NPC is registered with the Ministry of Finance for government supply, and our Appendix A already lists field 220901, pest control and anti-termite work, which is the code these quotations are called under. Alongside that sit the Department of Agriculture operator licence, service records, chemical usage logs and treatment certificates an agency auditor or FM contractor has to file. On mosquitoes, in a garden city the risk is the watering can, not the lake. Free inspection, written quote.

For a government building the first question is not what we charge. It is whether we are eligible to quote at all.

NPC holds a Sijil Akuan Pendaftaran Syarikat with Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia, and the appendix to it lists field 220901, pest control and anti-termite. That is the field code government pest control work is called under, so it is the qualifier that decides whether a quotation can be accepted. The scans are on our certificate page rather than described in words.

Putrajaya itself is laid out as Presint 1 to 20: ministry complexes and civic buildings in the core, government quarters managed as a portfolio, a cluster of large hotels and MICE venues, a university campus, and an unusual amount of managed landscape including the lake, the Presint 16 wetlands park and Taman Botani. The pests are ordinary. The documentation and the landscape are what make the work here specific.

Need a quotation from an MOF-registered supplier?

We can provide the registration details, field codes and licence copies with the quotation, so procurement has everything in one submission.

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Eligibility and the Documents Procurement Asks For

Quick Answer: Ministry of Finance supplier registration including field 220901, the Department of Agriculture operator licence, service records per visit, chemical usage logs, treatment certificates, and the technician’s licence details. All of it on file, all of it verifiable.

Agency facility units and the FM contractors working for them are both audited on what is in the file, not on how the site looked on the day. That means the pest control record has to be complete enough to answer a question months later: what was applied in that block, on what date, by whom, under which licence, and what was done about the finding.

We prepare that as standard rather than on request. The registration and licence copies go with the quotation, the service record goes in after every visit, and the annual treatment certificate sits on top of a continuous history.

MOF registration, field 220901. Registered with Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia for government supply, with pest control and anti-termite listed in the appendix.
Department of Agriculture licence. Current operator licence and Licence to Sell Pesticides, with scans published on the certificate page.
Chemical usage log. Product, quantity, area and date for everything applied, with safety data sheets available on request.
Treatment certificates. Soil treatment certificates for new works and annual pest control certificates for occupied buildings, issued under our own licence.

Key takeaway: Ask any bidder for their MOF field codes and licence numbers up front. It is the cheapest disqualification to catch early.

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Property Types We Treat in Putrajaya

Quick Answer: Ministry and agency buildings, government quarters, hotels and MICE venues, medan selera and F&B, and the landed housing in the garden precincts.

Government work is the core, but the city is a working town as well as an administrative one.

Ministry and agency buildings.
Presint 1 to 20. Back of house, pantries, waste rooms, basements, plant rooms and grounds, serviced outside working hours with full records for the agency file. See government pest control.
Government quarters.
Managed as a portfolio rather than as individual homes, which allows block scheduling for termites, rodents and mosquitoes and one consolidated report.
Hotels and MICE venues.
Kitchens, banqueting, back of house, laundry and guest floors, worked around events, with bed bug procedures for guest rooms. See hotel pest control.
Medan selera and food premises.
Stall kitchens, grease traps and waste areas under PPj licensing, treated after service with a signed logbook. See restaurant pest control.
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The Pests We Find Most in Putrajaya

Quick Answer: Aedes mosquitoes in garden containers, rodents in managed buildings and quarters, cockroaches in food court and hotel back of house, and subterranean termites in mature landscaped grounds.

A garden city has a garden city’s pest profile.

breeding in pot plates, watering cans, roof drainage and construction water. Source reduction across the grounds first, with fogging used to knock down adults when there is a case nearby.
in building back of house, quarters complexes, medan selera waste areas and basements. Locked station ring outside, monitors inside, proofing at penetrations.
in food court stalls, hotel back of house and pantries. Gel and crack work after service, monitors left to measure the result.
in mature landscaped grounds and quarters, where established planting and timber structures meet the building line.
around waste compounds, food courts and grease traps, targeted at the breeding site rather than the dining area.
Nuisance wildlife
along the green corridors. Snakes and monkeys are PERHILITAN’s remit, not a pest contractor’s. What we can do is close the entry points and remove the food and harbourage that keep bringing them in.
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Working With the City's Own Vector Programme

Quick Answer: Putrajaya runs its own vector control work on public land. The useful contribution from a private contractor is everything inside the building line and on private grounds, where the breeding sites are containers rather than the lake.

The lake is the thing everybody points at, and it is the wrong target. Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus breed in small volumes of clean, still water close to where people are: a pot plate, a watering can left out after rain, a blocked roof gutter, a discarded cup in a planter, a construction trench. A 650 hectare lake with fish and moving water is not the problem.

That makes the grounds team and the housekeeping routine as important as the treatment. A site inspection here produces a list of containers to empty, cover or remove, checked weekly, with the treatment sitting on top of it. It is unglamorous and it is the only thing that lowers the count.

We report findings in a form the agency or FM contractor can act on: where the breeding site was, what was done, and who needs to change a routine to stop it recurring.

Key takeaway: In Putrajaya, the weekly walk-round for standing water beats any amount of fogging. Fogging is for adults, after a case, nearby.

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How a Putrajaya Job Runs, Start to Finish

Quick Answer: Free inspection, written quotation with registration and licence details attached, licensed technician, written report and chemical usage log per visit, and a call back within 48 hours if activity continues.

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Free inspection, booked around you.
A licensed technician walks the property, looks where the pest lives rather than where it was seen, and tells you what is there before any price is discussed.
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A written quotation.
Scope, method, number of visits, the follow-up date and the warranty terms, in writing. No phone estimates for work nobody has looked at.
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Treatment matched to the building.
Gel, bait stations, soil treatment, drain work, proofing or fogging, chosen for the structure and the pest. Food areas get monitors, not spray.
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A written service report.
What was found, what was applied, what you need to fix, and the date of the review visit. It is the record an auditor or a council officer asks for.
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A call back within 48 hours.
If the pest is active again inside the contract period, tell us and we return. The return visit goes into the same record.
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Licensed, Registered and On Record

Quick Answer: NPC has been a licensed pest control operator since 2006, is registered with the Ministry of Finance for government supply including field 220901, and holds current Department of Agriculture licences. Scans of all of it are on the certificate page.

Licensed since 2006.
NPC has operated as a licensed pest control company since 2006, from one office in Bandar Puteri, Puchong. Nothing is subcontracted out to a crew you have not met.
Department of Agriculture licence.
Our operator licence and Licence to Sell Pesticides are current and on the certificate page, with scans you can open.
Ministry of Finance registration.
Registered with Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia for government supply, including field 220901, pest control and anti-termite work. Also on the certificate page.
Records built for inspection.
Service reports, station maps, sighting logs and treatment certificates, prepared for council licensing, HACCP, GMP and client audits.
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Putrajaya and the Areas Around It

Quick Answer: Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and the Sepang side are one run for us, and agencies or FM contractors with sites across them are covered by a single contract and one reporting format.

next door, and the page for managed towers and student blocks.
strata and food supply, on the way back towards the city.
our office, and the base every Putrajaya visit runs from.
Where we work in Putrajaya:
Presint 1 to 20
including Presint 4
9
14
16 and 18
the ministry complexes
government quarters
medan selera
the Putrajaya hotel cluster
Taman Botani and the wetlands park precinct
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We hold a Sijil Akuan Pendaftaran Syarikat with Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia, and the appendix lists field 220901, pest control and anti-termite work. Scans are published on our certificate page and copies go out with any government quotation.

It is the Ministry of Finance field code covering pest control and anti-termite services. Government quotations for this work are called under that code, so a supplier without it registered cannot be awarded the job.

It is priced from the site: built-up area, back-of-house scope, device count, visit frequency and the reporting required. We survey first and quote in writing, itemised so procurement can evaluate it against other submissions.

Yes. Every visit is recorded with the product, quantity, area and date, safety data sheets are available on request, and we issue soil treatment certificates for new works and annual pest control certificates for occupied buildings.

Boleh. Syarikat kami berdaftar dengan Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia di bawah bidang 220901, dan memegang lesen Jabatan Pertanian. Setiap lawatan disertakan laporan bertulis dan rekod bahan yang digunakan.

No, and neither can any pest control company legally. Wildlife is PERHILITAN’s remit and they should be called directly. What we do is the part that stops it recurring: closing entry points and removing the food and harbourage attracting them in.

Need a quotation procurement can accept?

Book a free inspection. A licensed technician surveys the buildings and grounds, and the written quotation arrives with our registration details, field codes and licence copies attached.