JAKARTA - PT Hutama Karya (Persero) has started the construction of the Bima City Regional General Hospital (RSUD) as part of efforts to improve hospital classes to support cancer, heart, stroke and uronefrology (KJSU) services in the region.
The project worth IDR 130.3 billion is targeted for completion in December.
The construction of the Bima City Hospital is funded by the State Budget through the Bima City Special Allocation Fund (DAK) and is part of the derivative of the Ministry of Health's Fastest Results Program (PHTC).
This project is in line with national priorities to increase hospital capacity and quality in 66 remote districts/cities, from Type D to Type C.
Executive Vice President (EVP) Corporate Secretary of Hutama Karya Adjib Al Hakim stated that the construction of the Kota Bima Hospital is a real step for Hutama Karya and the government to accelerate the improvement of the quality of regional hospital services, especially in remote areas.
"We hope that the presence of this facility can have a positive impact on the people of Bima City and its surroundings," said Adjib as quoted from his written statement, Wednesday, June 4.
Later, the Bima City Hospital will stand on an area of 2.5 hectares with a building area of 7,557 square meters, consisting of a main building with 3 floors and 1 roof without a basement and a 1-story utility building.
The hospital will be equipped with 20 types of rooms, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, radiology, cytoxic, pharmaceuticals and others.
As a Type C hospital, the Kota Bima Hospital is required to provide basic specialist services, such as internal illness, surgery, midwifery and children.
Modern facilities such as operating rooms, ICUs, NICUs, complete laboratories and advanced radiology equipment will also be available.
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The plan is that building A will accommodate 20 intensive beds, while the maintenance building will provide around 80 beds. So that the total capacity reaches a minimum of 100 beds according to the standard of Type C Hospital.
Hutama Karya targets the construction of the Bima City Hospital to be completed in December by involving 10-20 percent of local workers to support the economy of the surrounding community.
"There are no differences in the design of the construction or function of the system compared to other hospital projects carried out by Hutama Karya," concluded Adjib.
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