Promoting efficient and effective road infrastructure procurement

Abstract

Abstract Road infrastructure plays an essential role in supporting the economy of a region. The importance of road performance has implications for the government in arranging good road infrastructure. One aspect of the government’s efforts to realize good road infrastructure is through the provision process implementation. Recently, the provision or procurement of maintenance projects uses conventional methods. Although the supply of road infrastructure projects is based on contractors who work effectively, procurement alternatives are using integrated ways that can support an efficient and efficient procurement process. This study aims to compare the procurement process between conventional and mixed methods and identify the factors that drive the success of the procurement of effective and efficient road projects. The Delphi questionnaire survey was conducted to obtain data on factors that support an effective and efficient procurement process. Data analysis shows that the constraints in implementing integrated methods, which are practical and useful methods, are regulation, the competence of stakeholders, and adaptation to new approaches. These obstacles can then be overcome by establishing clear rules, training to improve human resources, and socialization from the government.