Concrete is widely used in the construction industry around the world. Over time, cracks appear in concrete structures that provide a source of water penetration or harmful ions. To prevent the Crack formation which is one of the main disadvantages of concrete. we can use technology that is called calcite precipitation stimulated by bacteria or MICP in brief. In this method, suitable bacteria are used as chemistry-based catalysts for the repair of cracks and reducing the penetration of concrete, which increases the life of concrete. The use of this technique in concrete leads to a new potential for innovations in the production of a new type of concrete, which has been referred to as an environmentally friendly bioactive agent, as a bacterial concrete. There is extensive research in this regard. One can mention which is the role of bacteria in filling the concrete and porosity that increase resistance and decrease the amount of water absorption. In this study, the history of the beginning and development of this technology and its present and future position is discussed.