The MACC has detained a CEO of a GLC to facilitate investigations into alleged corruption in the awarding of a development project in Putrajaya via tender worth RM300 million.

The 59-year-old man with a &#39;datuk&#39;&nbsp;title was arrested at his office at noon, today.

It is learnt that the graft-buster had raided three premises in the Klang Valley to obtain documents related to the case.

According to a source, the man had allegedly abused his power to manipulate the project which was under development.

&quot;The project was awarded to a contractor through a tender process, but due to several issues which were intentionally raised, the contractor failed to execute the project.

&quot;It was later given to another contractor which is believed to have links&nbsp;to the man, and this whole show has been planned from the get-go,&#39; said the source.

Meanwhile, MACC deputy chief commissioner (operations) Azam Baki confirmed the arrest, but provided no further details.&nbsp; 
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This is to facilitate probe over alleged corruption in awarding development projects via tender.&nbsp;