PTPP Secures Rp143.09 Billion Central Mamuju Regional Hospital Project
PT PP (Persero) Tbk (PTPP), a national construction and investment company under the auspices of Danantara Indonesia, has strengthened its contribution to social infrastructure through the acquisition of the Central Mamuju Regional Hospital construction project. This project is part of an effort to ensure the equitable distribution of national healthcare services, specifically by expanding access to modern and high-quality medical facilities in regions outside primary growth centres.
The project, owned by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia, has a contract value of Rp143.09 billion (including VAT). The construction period is set for 240 calendar days, or approximately eight months, followed by a maintenance period of 36 มonths.
The development of the regional hospital aims to increase healthcare capacity by upgrading the facility’s classification from Type D to Type C. Once completed, the hospital facilities will support more comprehensive medical services, including outpatient care, inpatient wards, emergency departments (IGD), and other medical support installations.
Securing this project aligns with PTPP’s commitment to supporting national development, particularly within the healthcare sector. Central Mamuju Regency, located in West Sulawesi, requires strengthened public service infrastructure to sustainably improve the quality of life for its residents. The presence of a more representative regional hospital is expected to provide faster, modern, and more equitable healthcare access for the local community.
Furthermore, the hospital construction aligns with the priority programmes of President Prabowo Subianto’s administration to strengthen the quality of basic public services, expand healthcare access, and accelerate the development of a healthy and productive Indonesian human resource base. Healthcare infrastructure serves as a vital foundation for supporting public service transformation and strengthening national social resilience.
PTPP Corporate Secretary, Joko Raharjo, stated that the Central Mamuju Regional Hospital project is a tangible form of the company’s contribution to improving public quality of life through high-quality healthcare infrastructure.
“PTPP is committed to delivering construction projects that provide a direct impact on society. Through the Central Mamuju Regional Hospital project, the company hopes to support the improvement of healthcare service quality while strengthening the distribution of public facilities across various regions of Indonesia,” said Joko Raharjo.
PTPP possesses extensive experience in constructing various healthcare facilities in Indonesia, including both government hospitals and modern medical centres. With its established expertise and capabilities, the company is optimistic that this project will be completed on schedule, prioritising construction quality, occupational safety, and sustainability principles.