Review of Transparency Principle for Public Procurement on Construction Project in Indonesia Dewi Yustiarini(1*), Biemo W. Soemardi(2), Krishna S. Pribadi(3)
UPI and ITB
Abstract
Procurement is the main process in construction projects that creates and manages contact between actors and compliance of their respective tasks. The procurement process starts from identifying needs to handing over the work. The principles of procurement of some literature include many complementary principles. But from some of the literature, the principle of transparency is always written. Implementation of the principle of transparency in Indonesia, one of which is by electing consultants and providers of construction work services electronically known as LPSE. This paper presents a comprehensive review of the principles of transparency in public procurement practices that will be analysed by selecting three segments, namely: the principle of transparency of procurement, electronic systems, and the selection of construction service providers. The results of this study are expected to be a reference material for rectifying wrong conclusions from some practitioners in the field. That the electronic system that can be accessed by the public at this time does not facilitate transparency in the overall procurement process.
Keywords: transparency, construction, public procurement
