Seluruh Proyek Fisik PUPR Papua Ditarget Rampung Tender Agustus

JAYAPURA - Dinas PUPR Provinsi Papua menargetkan seluruh pekerjaan fisik tahun anggaran 2025 sudah terkontrak paling lambat pekan kedua Agustus mendatang. Proses kontraktual dilakukan bertahap, dimulai dari kegiatan konsultansi yang kini sedang berlangsung.

Pelaksana Tugas Kepala Dinas PUPR Papua, Robert Awi, mengatakan penayangan kegiatan fisik dilakukan setelah proses konsultansi rampung. Hingga akhir Juni, kegiatan konsultansi telah ditayangkan dan akan disusul oleh pekerjaan fisik.

“Proyek-proyek tahun ini tersebar di empat bidang utama. Bina Marga mencakup 114 kegiatan, Cipta Karya 20 kegiatan, Sumber Daya Air (SDA) 31 kegiatan, dan satu kegiatan di bidang Perumahan,” ujar Robert.

Dibandingkan tahun sebelumnya, jumlah kegiatan fisik menurun signifikan. Robert menjelaskan bahwa total anggaran tahun ini berkisar Rp 200 miliar, lebih rendah dari tahun lalu. Meski demikian, pihaknya tetap mengoptimalkan sumber daya yang tersedia agar pembangunan di sembilan kabupaten/kota tetap berjalan.

Salah satu proyek yang menjadi perhatian utama adalah penanganan longsor di kawasan Ring Road, Kota Jayapura. Proyek dengan nilai kontrak Rp 5 miliar itu dijadwalkan dimulai Agustus 2025 setelah dokumen perencanaan dinyatakan lengkap.

“Perencanaannya butuh waktu satu bulan. Setelah dokumen perencanaan masuk, kegiatan fisiknya langsung kami tayangkan,” ucap Robert.

Ia menambahkan PUPR Papua terus mendorong konsistensi dalam perencanaan dan penjadwalan penayangan, agar tidak ada proyek yang tertunda akibat kendala administrasi.

"Upaya tersebut juga sejalan dengan target pemerintah provinsi untuk meningkatkan kualitas infrastruktur secara merata di wilayah Papua, di tengah tantangan geografis dan keterbatasan anggaran yang ada," imbuhnya. ***

JAYAPURA – The Public Works and Spatial Planning Agency (PUPR) of Papua Province aims for all physical works for the 2025 fiscal year to be fully contracted by no later than the second week of August. The contractual process is carried out in stages, starting with consultancy activities that are currently underway.

Acting Head of PUPR Papua, Robert Awi, said that the announcement of physical works projects would take place after the consultancy phase is completed. By the end of June, consultancy activities had been announced and will be followed by physical works contracts.

“This year’s projects are spread across four main sectors. Bina Marga (road infrastructure) includes 114 activities, Cipta Karya (public facilities) 20 activities, Water Resources (SDA) 31 activities, and one activity in the housing sector,” Robert explained.

Compared to the previous year, the number of physical activities has significantly decreased. Robert clarified that the total budget this year is around 200 billion IDR, which is lower than last year. Nevertheless, they continue to optimize available resources to ensure development proceeds in all nine regencies/cities.

One project drawing particular attention is the landslide handling on the Ring Road area in Jayapura City. The project, with a contract value of 5 billion IDR, is scheduled to start in August 2025 after planning documents are completed.

“Planning requires one month. Once the planning documents are submitted, the physical works will be immediately announced,” Robert said.

He added that PUPR Papua continues to push for consistency in planning and scheduling project announcements so that no projects are delayed due to administrative obstacles.

“This effort is also in line with the provincial government’s target to improve infrastructure quality evenly across Papua, despite geographic challenges and budget limitations,” he concluded. ***