Small qualification
For projects with small value and low risk.
SBUJK
Construction Business Entity Certificate (SBUJK) for joining tenders
An SBUJK proves your company meets the qualifications to carry out construction projects. It is mandatory for government tenders and for many private projects.
Service options
What we handle
- Advice on the right qualification and sub-classification for your business
- Checking that your financial, expert personnel, and equipment data are ready
- Preparing and submitting documents to the Business Entity Certification Body (Lembaga Sertifikasi Badan Usaha)
- Monitoring the process until the certificate is issued
What you need to prepare
- Deed, approval decree, and NIB with construction KBLI codes
- Financial statements or annual sales data
- Net worth and working capital data
- Data on construction workers and their competency certificates
- Construction equipment data
- Proof of an Anti-Bribery Management System, if your qualification requires it
- Membership of a construction business association
How the process works
Determine the qualification
We match your planned projects with the right qualification and sub-classification.
Complete your data
Financial, expert personnel, and equipment data are prepared according to the qualification requirements.
Submission
The application is submitted to the Business Entity Certification Body through the licensing system.
Certificate issued
After verification, the SBUJK is issued and recorded in the construction services information system.
Questions about SBUJK
Who is required to have an SBUJK?
Business entities that carry out construction work or construction consultancy, including those that want to join tenders.
Do expert personnel need to be certified?
Yes. Each qualification requires construction workers with specific competency certificates.
Does an SBUJK expire?
Yes, an SBUJK is valid for a certain period and must be renewed. We remind you before it expires.
Talk to our team about SBUJK
The first consultation is free. We send the cost breakdown and estimated timing in writing before anything starts.