Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Cost Seminar LKPP 2017
Cost Seminar LKPP 2017
Akhmad Suraji
Ketua PII Wilayah DIY & Pengajar KK MKI Universitas Andalas, MTSB UGM dan MTS UII
Peserta International Workshop on CoST Bangkok 16 -17 Februari 2017
POKOK BAHASAN
1. Apa itu CoST?
2. Apa saja komponen dari CoST?
3. Bagaimana CoST dilakukan?
4. Apa manfaat?
5. Apa rekomendasi?
Construction Sector Transparency (CoST)
Data
Disclosure
Multi
Assurance
Stakeholder
Process
Group
CoST Disclosure
CoST increases transparency on public
infrastructure projects
CoST IDS
Disclosure is the publication of information on
public infrastructure projects into the public
CoST’s Infrastructure Data
domain Standard (IDS) supports
disclosure
Procuring Entities are responsible for disclosure 40 data points
Covers full project cycle
CoST IDS should be disclosed proactively
More information can be disclosed reactively
@CoSTransparency #ASEANCoST
CoST Infrastructure Data Standard
Table 1: Project and Contract Data for proactive disclosure
Contract
Project phase Project data Contract data
phase
Last updated Procurement Procuring entity
Procuring entity contact
Project Project reference number
details
Identification Project owner
Procurement process
Sector, subsector
Contract type
Project name
Contract status (current)
Project Location
Number of firms tendering
Purpose
Cost estimate
Project description
Contract administration entity
Project Project Scope (main output)
Contract title
Preparation Environmental impact
Contract firm(s)
Land and settlement impact
Contract price
Contact details
Contract scope of work
Funding sources
Contract start date and
Project Budget
duration
Project budget approval date
Project Project status (current) Implementation Variation to contract price
Completion Completion cost (projected) Escalation of contract price
Completion date (projected) Variation to contract duration
Scope at completion (projected) Variation to contract scope
Reasons for project changes Reasons for price changes
Reference to audit and Reasons for scope and
evaluation reports duration changes
Table 2: Project and Contract Information for disclosure upon request
@CoSTransparency #ASEANCoST
CoST Core Features:
Multi-Stakeholder Working (MSW)
Governments alone cannot address
all challenges
Civil society Government Industry
CoST enables MSW through the
Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG) MSG operates on a
voluntary basis
@CoSTransparency #ASEANCoST
Legitimacy
Dialogue Knowledge
and Trust
Multi-Stakeholder Working
Risks
Risk Strategy
Limits to
• Vetting process to ensure right stakeholders invited to participate
voluntary
• Control mechanisms to minimise poor performance
input
Elite capture
• Scoping Study to identify all relevant stakeholders
• Regular technical assistance/capacity building workshops to MSGs
Personal risk
• Partnerships with international institutions in-country (e.g. multilateral and
bilateral agencies/embassies) to provide ‘political cover’
@CoSTransparency #ASEANCoST
Multi-Stakeholder Working
Characteristics of Successful MSGs
s
r-
D
6
n,
d
at
d
nt
g
In the pipeline Guatemala, Honduras, Malawi
and Ukraine to publish