Jakarta. State-owned construction and investment company PT PP (Persero) Tbk (PTPP) has completed the construction of Adhyaksa Hospital in Mojokerto, East Java, in eight months, reinforcing its track record in delivering healthcare infrastructure projects.

The hospital is the ninth project commissioned by the Attorney General’s Office that PTPP has completed over the past five years, reflecting the company’s continued role in developing public infrastructure.

The inauguration was attended by Attorney General ST Burhanuddin, central officials from the Attorney General’s Office, representatives of the Mojokerto regional leadership forum, and PTPP President Director Novel Arsyad.

During the ceremony, Burhanuddin emphasized that the hospital would serve the wider public, regardless of economic, social or religious background, or profession.

“Adhyaksa Hospital is not exclusively for members of the Attorney General’s Office. It belongs to the public and serves all communities without discrimination,” Burhanuddin said.

Hospital Equipped With Modern Medical Facilities

Adhyaksa Hospital Mojokerto is a type C hospital comprising one main building and six supporting buildings. Its facilities include operating rooms, CT scan and X-ray equipment, an emergency department, general inpatient wards and dedicated inpatient rooms for individuals requiring judicially related medical care.

The hospital also has supporting operational facilities and has received a Madya-level Green Building Certification from the Ministry of Public Works and Housing.

The project had a contract value of Rp214.31 billion, including value-added tax, and was carried out under a joint operation arrangement. PTPP led the partnership and handled 97.5% of the project’s scope.

The company said it prioritized construction quality, workplace safety and sound project governance throughout the development to meet the required standards.

PTPP Reaffirms Commitment to Public Infrastructure

PTPP President Director Novel Arsyad said the trust placed in the company carried a responsibility to deliver quality projects that provide tangible benefits to the public.

“PTPP is committed to delivering quality healthcare infrastructure that reaches more communities across Indonesia. Through effective and timely project execution, we continue to strive for strong performance while maintaining the trust of our stakeholders,” Arsyad said.

PTPP, which operates in construction and investment under Danantara Indonesia, said it would continue to support national infrastructure development through projects designed to meet public service needs and promote sustainable benefits for communities.

The completion of Adhyaksa Hospital Mojokerto adds to the company’s portfolio of healthcare infrastructure projects and underscores its focus on timely delivery, quality standards and workplace safety.

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