Analysis highlights varying duration of scheduling techniques for relocating high voltage transmission towers, suggesting efficiency improvements.
The construction of the Ancol Timur – Pluit Toll Road as part of a national strategic project in Jakarta faces technical challenges in the form of the presence of High Voltage Transmission Towers (SUTT) that interfere with the construction route. This study aims to analyze the cost and time required to elevate and relocate the SUTT towers, as well as evaluate their efficiency in terms of project management. The study employs cost analysis methods using the BOW, SNI, and AHSP approaches, along with scheduling techniques such as Bar Chart, CPM, and PERT. The results indicate relatively close cost estimates across methods but variations in implementation duration among scheduling methods. Project efficiency is determined by the accuracy of estimates, inter-sectoral coordination, and the utilization of construction technology. These findings are expected to provide practical contributions to the implementation of similar infrastructure projects and serve as an academic reference in construction management.
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