WSBP Suplai 1,200 Batang Spun Pile Jetty 9 Banten Welding Project

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PT Waskita Beton Precast Tbk (WSBP) supplied 1,200 pile precast products on the Jetty 9 Welding project at PT Samudra Marine Indonesia, located in Lumalang Village, Bojonegara District, Serang Regency, Banten.

The project was sent from the Bojonegara WSBP Precast Plant using a flatbed trailer truck.

WSBP VP of Corporate Secretary Fandy Dewanto said, in the first WSBP contract supplying 400 Class B Pile of Bottom 15 m and 400 sticks of Spun Pile Dia 500 Class B Middle 9 m.

WSBP then obtained additional contracts to supply 200 Spun Pile Dia 500 Class B Bottom 15 m, 100 Spun Pile Dia 500 Class B Middle 9 m, and 100 Spun Pile Dia 500 Class B Middle 6 m.

"With the addition of a contract for the Jetty 9 Welding project for PT Samudra Marine Indonesia, WSBP reiterated its position as a construction company capable of maintaining quality and being trusted by partners," he said in an official statement, Friday, June 14.

Fandy said that currently the project has been running 20 percent and is targeted for completion on July 25, 2024. The Jetty 9 Welding Project serves to support the manufacture of jetty owned by the company.

"With experience and expertise, WSBP is optimistic that it can complete this project on time and according to high quality standards," he explained.

According to him, the success of WSBP in this project not only shows the technical and operational capabilities of the company, but also strengthens the position of WSBP as a trusted partner in port infrastructure development projects in the future.

Fandy said of course in its implementation WSBP implements good governance by implementing ethics and compliance with all applicable regulations in every company business process.

This commitment ensures that every project is carried out with integrity and responsibility, strengthening the stakeholder's trust in WSBP.

"With this supply process ongoing, WSBP also shows its ability in the field of construction in all sectors including ports," said Fandy.