Foreign Construction Companies Registration

The Minister of Public Works Regulation No.05/PRT/M/2011 on the Guidance on the Requirements to Grant Foreign Construction Company Representative License (the “Regulation”) was recently issued, having to consist 19 Articles and 5 Appendices.

The Regulation in essence serves as a guide to the Minister of Public Works in issuing licenses to a foreign construction company representative’s pursuant to Article 2, and stipulating which construction services may be performed by a foreign construction company (BUJKA) in Indonesia (article 3).

Pursuant to Article 4, the License will only be granted to BUJKA which is classified as “large” based on a certificate issued by the Construction Service Development Institution (Lembaga Pengembangan Jasa Konstruksi / LPJK) after receiving a classification and qualification equalization assessment. The BUJKA which has obtained such a license may perform construction services in Indonesian jurisdiction.

Set in Article 5 (2) types of application that a BUJK may submit to the appointed regional/city government agency are:

a.

An application for a new license (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (1));

b.

An IUJK extension (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (2));

c.

Data changes on the BUJK (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (3)); and/or,

d.

License / IUJK closure (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (6)).

 

A BUJKA must cooperate with a national construction company (BUJK) on a project as pursuant to Article 10. This BUJK will have to be:

(a)

In the form of a Limited Liability Company (Perseroan Terbatas / PT)

(b)

100% (one hundred percent) owned by one or more Indonesian citizen and/or an BUJK

(c)

Classified as “large” BUJK;

(d)

Possess a Business Entity Certificate (SBU); and,

(e)

Possess a Construction Service Business License (IUJK).

 

Article 11 sets out that BUJKA may only be involved in complex, high risk, and/or highly technical construction project.

A License is valid for 3 years from the date of issue and may be extended, having its validity in any Indonesian jurisdiction pursuant to Article 13.

Article 12 (2) provides that A BUJKA that has secured a License is obligated to:

(a)

Comply with all rules and regulations;

(b)

Form a cooperation with BUJK in every construction work;

(c)

Perform necessary knowledge transfer to its BUJK counterpart; and,

(d)

Submit annual reports to the Minister or other working units with a copy to LPJK.

 

Failure to comply with the obligations as set out in article 12 would make the BUJKA liable to administrative sanctions including: written warnings and prohibition in continuing its work (Article 15 (2)).

The Regulation repeals and replaces the Minister of Housing and Regional Infrastructure Decree No.28/PRT/M/2006 on the Licensing of Foreign Construction Service Company.

The Regulation was issued on 28 March 2011 and has been in force since 4 April 2011.

 

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The Minister of Public Works Regulation No.05/PRT/M/2011 on the Guidance on the Requirements to Grant Foreign Construction Company Representative License (the “Regulation”) was recently issued, having to consist 19 Articles and 5 Appendices.

The Regulation in essence serves as a guide to the Minister of Public Works in issuing licenses to a foreign construction company representative’s pursuant to Article 2, and stipulating which construction services may be performed by a foreign construction company (BUJKA) in Indonesia (article 3).

Pursuant to Article 4, the License will only be granted to BUJKA which is classified as “large” based on a certificate issued by the Construction Service Development Institution (Lembaga Pengembangan Jasa Konstruksi / LPJK) after receiving a classification and qualification equalization assessment. The BUJKA which has obtained such a license may perform construction services in Indonesian jurisdiction.

Set in Article 5 (2) types of application that a BUJK may submit to the appointed regional/city government agency are:

a.

An application for a new license (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (1));

b.

An IUJK extension (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (2));

c.

Data changes on the BUJK (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (3)); and/or,

d.

License / IUJK closure (documents to be submitted is provisioned in Article 6 (6)).

 

A BUJKA must cooperate with a national construction company (BUJK) on a project as pursuant to Article 10. This BUJK will have to be:

(a)

In the form of a Limited Liability Company (Perseroan Terbatas / PT)

(b)

100% (one hundred percent) owned by one or more Indonesian citizen and/or an BUJK

(c)

Classified as “large” BUJK;

(d)

Possess a Business Entity Certificate (SBU); and,

(e)

Possess a Construction Service Business License (IUJK).

 

Article 11 sets out that BUJKA may only be involved in complex, high risk, and/or highly technical construction project.

A License is valid for 3 years from the date of issue and may be extended, having its validity in any Indonesian jurisdiction pursuant to Article 13.

Article 12 (2) provides that A BUJKA that has secured a License is obligated to:

(a)

Comply with all rules and regulations;

(b)

Form a cooperation with BUJK in every construction work;

(c)

Perform necessary knowledge transfer to its BUJK counterpart; and,

(d)

Submit annual reports to the Minister or other working units with a copy to LPJK.

 

Failure to comply with the obligations as set out in article 12 would make the BUJKA liable to administrative sanctions including: written warnings and prohibition in continuing its work (Article 15 (2)).

The Regulation repeals and replaces the Minister of Housing and Regional Infrastructure Decree No.28/PRT/M/2006 on the Licensing of Foreign Construction Service Company.

The Regulation was issued on 28 March 2011 and has been in force since 4 April 2011.

 

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