Fee Schedule
All retribution fees are established under Regional Regulation No. 3 of 2012 on Regional Retributions of DKI Jakarta Province. The rates below apply to government, private-sector, and public project requests.
Field Investigation
| No | Parameter / Service | Fee (IDR) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sondir q-c 150 kg/cm² | 200,000 / point |
| 2 | Sondir q-c 1400 kg/cm² | 1,250,000 / point |
| 3 | Soil drilling up to 10 m | 500,000 / point |
| 4 | Soil drilling >10 m to 20 m | 63,500 / m |
| 5 | Soil drilling >20 m to 30 m | 84,500 / m |
| 6 | Soil drilling >30 m to 40 m | 105,500 / m |
| 7 | Soil drilling >40 m to 50 m | 126,500 / m |
| 8 | Standard Penetration Test (SPT) | 150,000 / point |
| 9 | Coredrill asphalt concrete / concrete | 250,000 / point |
| 10 | PIT testing | 300,000 / point |
| 11 | Field density (sand cone method) | 150,000 / point |
Laboratory Testing
| No | Parameter / Service | Fee (IDR) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Marshall Test (stability & flow) | 350,000 / sample |
| 2 | Asphalt content extraction | 200,000 / sample |
| 3 | Sieve analysis (aggregate gradation) | 150,000 / sample |
| 4 | Density testing | 100,000 / sample |
| 5 | Triaxial test | 500,000 / sample |
| 6 | Consolidation test | 400,000 / sample |
| 7 | Direct shear test | 300,000 / sample |
| 8 | Unconfined compression test | 250,000 / sample |
| 9 | Atterberg limits | 200,000 / sample |
| 10 | Specific gravity | 100,000 / sample |
| 11 | Water content | 75,000 / sample |
| 12 | Permeability test | 350,000 / sample |
| 13 | Hydrometer analysis | 200,000 / sample |
| 14 | Shrinkage limit | 150,000 / sample |
Vertical Measurement
| No | Parameter / Service | Fee (IDR) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vertical profile measurement | 50,000 / m |
| 2 | Uitzet (setting out) & peil control | 75,000 / m |
Unit Pengelola Penyelidikan Pengujian dan Pengukuran Bina Marga operates under the Dinas Bina Marga of DKI Jakarta Province, providing essential technical services for infrastructure development. The unit's work encompasses thorough investigation, testing, and measurement activities that support road, bridge, and pedestrian infrastructure projects across the capital region. Through systematic field investigations and laboratory testing, the team ensures that construction and maintenance work meets the required technical standards and specifications. This technical foundation helps maintain the quality and safety of public infrastructure that serves millions of Jakarta residents daily, from major thoroughfares to local neighborhood roads and pedestrian walkways.
The fee schedule established under regional regulations governs the retribution rates for various technical services provided by the unit. These services include soil investigation through sondir testing, soil drilling operations at various depths, and standard penetration testing essential for understanding ground conditions at construction sites. Such geotechnical investigations provide critical data about soil composition, bearing capacity, and subsurface characteristics that engineers need to design safe and durable foundations for roads, bridges, and other transportation infrastructure. The structured approach to service fees ensures transparency and consistency in how technical services are provided to government agencies, private sector entities, and public project proponents alike.
Field investigation activities form the core of the unit's technical operations, enabling accurate assessment of ground conditions before infrastructure projects commence. Soil testing and drilling operations help determine appropriate foundation designs and construction methods for various types of transportation infrastructure. The technical data gathered through these investigations supports informed decision-making by engineers and planners involved in road development, bridge construction, and pedestrian facility improvements throughout DKI Jakarta. By maintaining rigorous testing protocols and measurement standards, the unit contributes to the long-term durability and safety of public infrastructure, supporting the province's ongoing efforts to develop and maintain its transportation network.