PT SAMUDRA KARYA MUSTIKA
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Domestic Component Level (TKDN) refer to the percentage value of locally produced components, including transportation costs, incorporated in the pricing of goods or services offered. TKDN is particularly relevant in Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) projects, where many procured machines and equipment may use imported raw materials but are assembled domestically. The government expects that upcoming projects will increasingly utilize domestically sourced materials and services. Consequently, procurement evaluations are not solely based on technical and financial aspects, but also consider the local content embedded in the goods or services being offered.
TKDN serves as a preferential criterion in the selection of procurement winners, particularly within the Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Body (SKK Migas) and the Ministry of Industry. Companies are expected to adapt to evolving strategic environmental demands. Specifically, in the manufacturing sector, the government encourages continuous improvement in the use of domestic components. Incentives are offered for achieving certain TKDN levels integrated into production processes across various industries.
1. Overview TKDN
2. Legal basis of TKDN implementation
3. Product classifications: Goods, Services, and Integrated Goods & Services
4. Timing and conditions for TKDN evaluation
5. Distinction between cost and price in TKDN assessments
6. Local vs Foreign Component Grouping
7. TKDN Assessment Methodology
8. Supporting Documentation and Reporting
9. Funding Sources and Compliance
10. Study Case & discussion
Pre Test
Presentation
Discussion
Case Study
Post Test
Evaluation
Training Kit
Handout
Certificate
1x Lunch & 2x Coffee Break
Souvenir