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http://www.bps.go.id http://www.bps.go.id http://www.bps.go.id DIREKTORI PERUSAHAAN KONSTRUKSI 2012 Directory of Construction Establishment 2012 Buku IV (Pulau Kalimantan) Book IV (Pulau Kalimantan) ISBN. 978-979-064-175-7 No. Publikasi / Publication Number : 05340.1005 Katalog BPS / BPS Catalogue : 1305055 Ukuran Buku / Book Size : 21 cm X 29 cm Jumlah Halaman / TotalPage : (xv + 366) halaman / pages Naskah / Manuscript : Subdirektorat Statistik Konstruksi Subdirectorate of Construction Statistics Gambar Kulit / Cover Design : Subdirektorat Statistik Konstruksi Subdirectorate of Construction Statistics Diterbitkan oleh / Published by : http://www.bps.go.id Badan Pusat Statistik, Jakarta, Indonesia BPS-Statistics Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia Boleh dikutip dengan menyebut sumbernya May be cited with reference to the sources KATA PENGANTAR Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi 2012 ini merupakan perbaikan dari Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi 2011 berdasarkan hasil Survei Updating Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi Tahun 2012 dan Survei Perusahaan Konstruksi Tahun 2012. Direktori ini merupakan identifikasi perusahaan yang meliputi: KIP, Nama, Alamat, Nomor Telepon, Nomor Faximile, dan Alamat Email Perusahaan. Diharapkan Publikasi ini bermanfaat baik oleh perusahaan bersangkutan maupun konsumen data yang memerlukan untuk kegiatan sehari-harinya. Disamping itu direktori ini diharapkan dapat digunakan juga sebagai kerangka sampel bagi penelitian atau studi-studi khusus selanjutnya. Akhirnya pada kesempatan ini kami mengucapkan terima kasih dan penghargaan kepada semua pihak terutama kepada para Pengusaha dan Pimpinan Perusahaan Jasa Konstruksi yang telah membantu kelancaran pelaksanaan survei tersebut, dan menghimbau di masa mendatang agar dapat memberikan data yang akurat, lengkap dan reliable serta dapat memberikan masukan untuk perbaikan publikasi ini. http://www.bps.go.id Jakarta, September 2012 Kepala Badan Pusat Statistik Republik Indonesia DR. Suryamin, M.Sc. FOREWORD Directory of Construction 2012 was an improvement from the Directory of Construction 2011 based on survey results Updating Directory of Construction in 2012 and Survey of Construction in 2012. This directory is the identification of companies that include: KIP, Name, Address, Phone Number, Faximile Number and Email Address of the Companies. Expected publication is useful for both the respective company or consumer data that needed for their daily activities. Besides, this directory is expected to be used also as a sample frame for research or special studies further. Finally, we would like to express our gratitude to all parties, especially to the executive of construction establishments who have given contribution in providing data for the survey, and called for in the future in order to provide data that are accurate, complete and reliable and can provide input to improvement of this publication. http://www.bps.go.idJakarta, September 2012 BPS - Statistics Indonesia, DR. Suryamin, M.Sc. Chief Statistician Daftar Isi Halaman Kata Pengantar/Foreword .............................................................................................. iii Daftar Isi ........................................................................................................................ v Pendahuluan ................................................................................................................... vii A. Latar Belakang ................................................................................................... vii B. Tujuan ................................................................................................................ vii C. Cakupan ............................................................................................................. viii D. Keterangan yang dikumpulkan ............................................................................ viii E. Metodologi ......................................................................................................... viii F. Kualifikasi Perusahaan ....................................................................................... ix G. Penyajian Direktori ............................................................................................. ix H. Rekapitulasi Jumlah Perusahaan Konstruksi Berdasarkan Kualifikasi ................. xi Lampiran : Buku IV [Pulau Kalimantan] [61] Kalimantan Barathttp://www.bps.go.id ......................................................................................... 1 [62] Kalimantan Tengah ..................................................................................... 115 [63] Kalimantan Selatan ...................................................................................... 157 [64] Kalimantan Timur ....................................................................................... 231 v http://www.bps.go.id PENDAHULUAN A. Latar Belakang Dalam pembangunan nasional, sektor konstruksi mempunyai peranan penting dan strategis mengingat sektor konstruksi memberikan konstribusi terhadap Produk Domestik Bruto sebesar 10,19% dan menyerap tenaga kerja sebesar 5,17% pada tahun 2011. Sektor konstruksi juga menghasilkan produk akhir berupa gedung, sipil atau bentuk fisik lainnya, baik berupa prasarana maupun sarana yang berfungsi mendukung pertumbuhan dan perkembangan berbagai bidang terutama bidang ekonomi, sosial, dan budaya dalam mewujudkan masyarakat adil dan makmur. Monitoring dan evaluasi selalu memerlukan data statistik yang aktual, akurat dan berkesinambungan. Demikian halnya untuk perkembangan sektor konstruksi di Indonesia diperlukan data statistik yang aktual, akurat dan berkesinambungan mencakup produk sektor konstruksi maupun keberadaan badan usaha jasa konstruksi sebagai penggerak sektor konstruksi. Untuk itu perlu disusun direktori perusahaan konstruksi yang lengkap dan actual sebagai frame dalam pengambilan sampel berbagai survei konstruksi. Sejak tahun 2009, maka dilakukanlah proses perbaikan direktori perusahaan konstruksi secara sampel oleh Badan Pusat Statistik sebagai lembaga pemerintah setiap tahunnya melalui kegiatan updating direktori di seluruh Indonesia. Hasil updating direktori ini disajikan dalam bentuk publikasi Direktori yang bermanfaat sebagai alat monitoring keberadaan perusahaan konstruksi, di masing-masing provinsi dan dapat memberikan gambaran peta usaha di masing-masing wilayah untuk pengembangan perusahaannya. B. T u j u a n http://www.bps.go.id Secara garis besar, tujuan dari Updating Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi adalah: a. Membentuk Kerangka Induk Perusahaan sektor konstruksi. b. Memperbaharui Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi kondisi terakhir. c. Memperoleh informasi tentang Badan Hukum Perusahaan, Kualifikasi Perusahaan, Bidang Pekerjaan Perusahaan, Jenis Bangunan Usaha dan Banyaknya Pekerja Tetap Perusahaan. d. Memperoleh informasi tentang Aktifitas Perusahaan selama 3 (tiga) tahun terakhir yang digunakan untuk dasar pengambilan sampel survei – survei kontruksi pada tahun berikutnya. vii C. Cakupan Cakupan kegiatan Updating Perusahaan Konstruksi ini adalah Perusahaan Konstruksi Berbadan Hukum diseluruh Indonesia untuk grade 2 – 7, dengan jumlah 35.750 perusahaan terpilih. D. Keterangan yang dikumpulkan Jenis dokumen yang digunakan untuk pelaksanaan Updating Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi ini adalah Daftar UDPKonstruksi-2012. Sedangkan Data dan Keterangan yang dikumpulkan adalah sebagai berikut : a. Nama dan Alamat lengkap Perusahaan. b. Situasi perusahaan saat dikunjungi. c. Badan Hukum Perusahaan. d. Kualifikasi Usaha/Perusahaan. e. Jenis Bangunan Usaha. f. Aktifitas Perusahaan selama 3 (tiga) tahun terakhir. g. Banyaknya Pekerja Tetap tahun 2012. h. Jenis kegiatan survei yang diikuti pada tahun lalu. i. Keterangan Penanggung jawab dan kontak person perusahaan. j. Komentar Perusahaan/Responden. E. Metodologi Dalam pelaksanaan Updating Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi ini, BPS-RI mengirimkan frame Direktori Perusahaan Konstruksi kondisi 2011. Sementara BPS-Provinsi, BPS-Kabupaten/Kota juga melakukan pengutipan direktori perusahaan Konstruksi masing- masing untuk 5 (lima) instansihttp://www.bps.go.id terkait (dalam hal ini tidak ditentukan kelima instansi hanya disesuaikan dengan kondisi daerahnya seperti Bappeda, Dinas Pekerjaan Umum, Lembaga Pengembangan Jasa Konstruksi Daerah (LPJKD), Gapensi, AKLI, Gapeksindo, dll). Hasil dari kelima instansi dan dari BPS tersebut, dimatching untuk menentukan gabungan perusahaan konstruksi yang berdomisili di daerah bersangkutan, sehingga dapat ditentukan nama-nama perusahaan baru, tutup, pindah alamat dan pindah sektor. Mengacu pada keterbatasan anggaran yang tersedia, dan untuk lebih mempertegas kondisi perusahaan maka BPS-Provinsi melakukan kegiatan pengecekan lapang terhadap perusahaan konstruksi Berbadan Hukum di masing-masing Kabupaten/Kota secara proporsional dengan memperhatikan bahwa sampel terpilih : a. Merupakan hasil matching yang belum termasuk pada direktori 2011 yang dikirimkan oleh BPS. b. Bukan merupakan sampel survei perusahaan konstruksi tahunan pada dua tahun terakhir (2011 dan 2012) c. Bukan sampel pengecekan lapang perusahaan konstruksi tahun 2011. viii d. Pengalokasian secara proporsional dilakukan dengan mengutamakan urutan dari kualifikasi Besar, Menengah dan Kecil. F. Kualifikasi Perusahaan Kualifikasi Perusahaan adalah Penggolongan perusahaan konstruksi menurut tingkat/kedalaman kompetensi kemampuan usaha, yang selanjutnya dibagi menurut kemampuan malaksanakan pekerjaan berdasarkan kriteria risiko, dan/atau kriteria penggunaan
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