Indonesia: Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW)

Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) tracks information in Open Tender.

ICW sources data on the government procurement of goods, works and services from the National Public Procurement Agency (LKPP).

Presidential Regulation No. 16 of 2018 regulates public procurement in Indonesia. It requires each government office to:

  • Maintain a copy of the Electronic Procurement System (SPSE)
  • Publish procurement plans on the National Procurement Plan System (SIRUP)
  • Publish tenders and awards on the Electronic Procurement Service (LPSE) website
  • Submit procurement data to LKPP for aggregation into a national database

The regulation covers the procurement of goods, works and services by ministries, institutions and regional apparatuses financed by the state budget (APBN) and local government budgets (APBD). It excludes procurement financed from other sources, including procurement by state-owned enterprises (SOE) and regionally-owned enterprises (BUMD) that do not have APBN or APBD components.

Article 17 of Law No. 14 of 2008 concerning Public Information Disclosure excludes disclosure of information that can violate, interfere with, or harm:

  • Law enforcement process
  • Intellectual Property Rights and fair business competition
  • National defense and security
  • Indonesia’s natural wealth
  • Foreign relations
  • Personal information
  • Communication between or within Public Bodies
  • Information excluded by law
Available formats:
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Excel
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Overview

Data date range:
Jan 1970 - Mar 2024
Update frequency:
-
Main language:
Indonesian
OCID prefix:
ocds-20h3g7
License:
Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL)

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Last retrieved:
Dec 2024 (retrieved monthly)
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Data available

A contracting process has several stages: tendering, awarding, contracting and implementation. You can learn about the contracting stages in this tutorial.

Parties

Count of parties:
3,684,365

Planning

Count of planning activities:
216,765

Tenders

Count of tenders:
1,300,401
Count of tenderers:
0
Count of tender items:
1,083,636

Awards

Count of awards:
1,083,636
Count of suppliers:
1,083,637
Count of award items:
1,083,636

Contracts

Count of contracts:
0
Count of contract items:
0
Count of transactions:
0

Documents

Count of documents:
0

Milestones

Count of milestones:
0

Amendments

Count of amendments:
0

ICW uses the following extensions: status details, budget and spending classification, budget breakdown, location, organization classification, tender date published.

Data quality

The dataset has quality issues to take into account, notably:

  • The data has date typos, including dates up to 3020. The correct data include dates from 2008 till the current year only, so you may want to filter the incorrect dates.
  • A small number of non-unique combinations of ocid and id values.
  • Multiple entries in parties for the same organization with differing ids. In such cases, you may need to fallback to using name to disambiguate organizations.
  • A small number of contracting processes that do not declare a buyer.
  • A small number of missing supplier names.

The dataset has minor issues that should not interfere with most uses. They include:

  • The start and end date of the selection period are erroneously mapped to planning.milestones.dueDate and planning.milestones.dateMet respectively.

Last reviewed: Nov 2021

Access data

This OCDS dataset is available for download in JSON, Excel or CSV format. You can download the data for contracting processes in a specific year or for all time.

JSON

Each contracting process is represented as one line of JSON text in the .jsonl file.

The .jsonl file is compressed using Gzip. Windows users need 7-Zip, WinRAR or WinZip to decompress the .gz file.

Excel

Each contracting process is represented as one row in the main sheet. Other sheets link to it via the _link_main column.

Excel files can have at most 1,048,576 rows. If a year is missing, it had too many rows. Download the CSV files, instead.

CSV

Each contracting process is represented as one row in the main.csv file. Other files link to it via the _link_main column.

The .csv files are archived using tar and compressed using Gzip. Windows users need 7-Zip, WinRAR or WinZip to decompress the .tar.gz file.

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