Between 2014 and 2024, a web of companies linked to PT TJ Silfanus captured hundreds of contracts from the Indonesian National Police (POLRI), totaling billions of rupiah. While Indonesia’s Electronic Procurement System (LPSE) was designed to increase transparency, efficiency, and competition in public procurement, these contracts reveal persistent loopholes that favor connected families, and rigged tenders. The Indonesian Corruption Watch (ICW) concluded that the police lack clear priorities and direction in carrying out their duties according to the Police Law. POLRI can be seen as failing to implement internal reforms to become more transparent, accountable, and incorruptible. The data for this report is sourced from OpenTender as well as LPSE Polri, analyzing tenders from 2014 until 2023. PT TJ Silfanus (PT TJS) is the parent company of several subsidiaries. These subsidiaries follow a similar ownership pattern, with PT TJS holding 85–97% of each. Most are domiciled at Gandaria 8...
After reviewing public procurement records from LPSE, it seems that the Indonesia’s Attorney General’s Office (AGO) may be developing a large-scale online narrative-management and propaganda system through irregular procurement practices and opaque technology imports. Questionable Non-Tender Contracts Worth Rp 800 Billion In early 2025, the AGO issued four procurement announcements (of which one apparently was cancelled), each valued at approximately Rp 200 billion , for what were classified as non-tender projects. Under Indonesian procurement regulations, direct appointments are generally prohibited for contracts of this magnitude, except under narrowly defined emergency or security exemptions. Source: LPSE All four contracts were awarded to a single company: PT Maya Teknologi Indira . Corporate registry records show that PT Maya Teknologi Indira is registered at Mayapada Tower 1, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 28, Lantai 07–06D, South Jakarta , and is owned by Dedy Gunawan and Erick . ...