DKI Provincial Government Will Build 2 Flyovers, The Budget Is IDR 494 Billion

Illustration of flyovers (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government plans to build two flyovers or flyovers in Jakarta with a budget allocation of IDR 494.46 billion. The flyover will be built on Jalan Prof. Dr. Latumeten, West Jakarta, and Jalan Bintaro Puspita Raya, South Jakarta.

This flyover construction work is contained in the Public Plan Information System for the Procurement of Goods and Services Procurement Policy Institutions (LKPP Sirup).

The procurement for the construction of the two JPOs is included in the budget allocation of the DKI Jakarta Highways Office.

"The name of the KLPD of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government. The work unit of the Highways Office for the 2025 fiscal year," wrote a statement on the LKPP website, quoted on Sunday, January 19.

In the information on procurement on the LKPP website, the description and specifications of the work of the Latumeten and Bintaro Puspita Flyover construction refer to the framework of the work reference (KAK).

In the construction of the Latumiteten Flyover, the budget allocation was IDR 350.18 billion with funds allocated from the 2025 APBD amounting to IDR 69.07 billion and the 2026 APBD IDR 281.11 billion.

Meanwhile, in the construction of the Bintaro Puspita Flyover, the Bina Marga Office designed a source of funds amounting to Rp144.27 billion, which was divided into the 2025 APBD amounting to RP42.99 billion and the 2026 APBD Rp101.28 billion.

The method of selecting the construction of the two flyovers is in the form of tenders. The DKI Provincial Government does not invite small, micro and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to participate in the construction tender process.

"The reason is not MSMEs, the package for the procurement of goods/construction work/other services has a budget ceiling value of more than Rp. 15 billion," the site wrote.

The DKI Provincial Government has scheduled the selection of the Flyover Latumeten construction provider and the Bintaro Puspita Flyover, each conducted in May-August 2024 and continued in the contract implementation from August 2025 to October 2026. Meanwhile, the use of goods/procurement services is planned for December 2026.