Former PPK Of The North Sumatra BBPJN Satker Charged With Accepting Bribes Of IDR 1.48 Billion
The public prosecutor of the Corruption Eradication Commission charged Heliyanto, a former Commitment Making Officer (PPK) in the North Sumatra National Road Implementation Center (BBPJN) Working Unit, to accept a bribe of Rp1.48 billion.
"The defendant received a bribe of Rp1,484,000,000 related to the arrangement of the project winner through the e-catalog method at BBPJN North Sumatra," said KPK Public Prosecutor (JPU) Eko Wahyu Prayitno while reading the indictment at the trial at the Corruption Court at the Medan District Court, Wednesday, November 19.
He said the defendant Heliyanto at that time served as PPK 1.4 at the PJN Satker Region I of North Sumatra Province with Stanleyeggard Tuapattinaja as Head of North Sumatra BBPJN and Dicky Erlangga as Head of PJN Satker Region I North Sumatra.
In the period 2023 to June 2025, the defendant Heliyanto received bribes from the private sector, namely Muhammad Akhirun Piliang alias Kirun, Muhammad Rayhan Dulasmi Piliang alias Rayhan, and Makmun Sukarma.
"The money is given so that their companies, namely PT Dalihan Na Tolu Group, PT Rona Na Mora, and PT Ayu Septa Perdana are declared winners of national road project work in North Sumatra," he said.
In addition to Heliyanto, he added, Stanileymen Haggard Tuapattinaja also received Rp300 million, while Dicky Erlangga received Rp1.675 billion from the contractor.
"The money received by the defendant Heliyanto was transferred to his personal account as a commitment fee which was calculated based on the percentage value of the project contract," said Eko.
The prosecutor added a number of transfers to the defendant Heliyanto, including Rp. 20 million on November 6, 2024, Rp. 100 million on November 28, 2024, Rp. 50 million on January 6, 2025, and Rp. 5 million on February 8, 2025.
In addition, the Public Prosecutor also revealed that there was a commitment fee sharing with the composition of the Head of the North Sumatra PJN Satker of 4 percent, 1 percent PPK, 0.5 percent treasurer, and 0.5 percent Pokja of the total contract value.
The defendant Heliyanto is suspected of having contributed to providing technical documents, including the bill of quantity, to the company to smooth the selection process to the price negotiation stage in the e-catalog system.
"The defendant's actions were charged with Article 12 letter a subsidiary Article 11 of Law Number 20 of 2001 concerning the Eradication of Corruption in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) 1 of the Criminal Code and Article 65 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code," said Eko.
After listening to the reading of the indictment, Chief Judge Mardison postponed the trial and scheduled a follow-up hearing on Wednesday (26/11), with the agenda of examining witnesses from the public prosecutor after the defendant did not file an exception or defense.
"The trial was postponed and continued on Wednesday (26/11), with the agenda of examining witnesses from the public prosecutor," said Mardison.