Updates on the Procedures for Obtaining Construction Business Entity Certificates (SBU)
The Ministry of Public Works and Housing (“MPW”) has issued the Circular Letter No. 21/SE/M/2021 on The Procedures for Fulfillment of the Business License Requirements, the Implementation of Construction Work Competence Certification, and the Implementation of Business Entity Certificates and Construction Work Competence Certificates (“Circular Letter”). Previously, the construction licensing is scattered into a few online platforms, such as the MPW’s online portal and Integrated Construction Services Information System (“SIJK”).
The Circular Letter tries to bridge and harmonize the procedures for construction licensing following the launch of the licenses simplification platform, Online Single Submission-Risk Based Approach (“OSS-RBA”) and regulates further on the fulfillment for business licensing requirements for Licensing of Construction Service Business Entity (Badan Usaha Jasa Konstruksi – “BUJK”).
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