I do agree with you.
With our bugdet now, and for efficiency it is better to use money in the very needed weapons as new freegate nor sam
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With our bugdet now, and for efficiency it is better to use money in the very needed weapons as new freegate nor sam
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Indonesia, Philippine to Hold Joint Patrols Against Piracy
THURSDAY, 27 OCTOBER, 2016 | 09:24 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Indonesia Navy (TNI AL) acknowledges the importance of coordinated patrol with its Philippine counterpart to step up border security between the two country, following abductions by Abu Sayyaf separatist group.
“We will soon hold joint border patrols, it is proposed to be held twice a year,” said East Fleet commander Rear Adm. Darwanto after concluding the 35th Philippines-Indonesia Border Committee Meeting at the Eastern Fleet Command Headquarters on Wednesday, October 26, 2016. The patrol will be centered around maritime border between the two countries in Sulu waters, i.e. between Indonesia’s Miangas and the Philippines.
Darwono said that Indonesia and the Philippines has already had border security cooperation. Including surveillance of business ships that operate around dangerous waters.
He said that TNI AL has yet to establish an official cooperation with the Philippines-Western Command. The Philippines navy establishment comprise of two type commands: Western Command (Wescom) and Eastern Mindanao Command (Eastmincom). “We have only established cooperation with Eastern MinCom. We will push for cooperation with the Western [Command].”
TNI AL is hosting 35th Philippines-Indonesia Border Committee Meeting at the Eastern Fleet Command Headquarters on October 25-28, 2016. The meeting highlights border security cooperation, which include increased operation and intelligence, coordinated border patrols and exchange of information through effective communication.
Indonesian delegates are chaired by Eastern Fleet commander Rear Adm. Darwanto. The Philipine delegates are chaired by Eastmincom commander Lt. General Rey Leonardo B. Guerrero.
ARTIKA RACHMI FARMITA
http://en.tempo.co/read/news/2016/1...ilippine-to-Hold-Joint-Patrols-Against-Piracy
THURSDAY, 27 OCTOBER, 2016 | 09:24 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Indonesia Navy (TNI AL) acknowledges the importance of coordinated patrol with its Philippine counterpart to step up border security between the two country, following abductions by Abu Sayyaf separatist group.
“We will soon hold joint border patrols, it is proposed to be held twice a year,” said East Fleet commander Rear Adm. Darwanto after concluding the 35th Philippines-Indonesia Border Committee Meeting at the Eastern Fleet Command Headquarters on Wednesday, October 26, 2016. The patrol will be centered around maritime border between the two countries in Sulu waters, i.e. between Indonesia’s Miangas and the Philippines.
Darwono said that Indonesia and the Philippines has already had border security cooperation. Including surveillance of business ships that operate around dangerous waters.
He said that TNI AL has yet to establish an official cooperation with the Philippines-Western Command. The Philippines navy establishment comprise of two type commands: Western Command (Wescom) and Eastern Mindanao Command (Eastmincom). “We have only established cooperation with Eastern MinCom. We will push for cooperation with the Western [Command].”
TNI AL is hosting 35th Philippines-Indonesia Border Committee Meeting at the Eastern Fleet Command Headquarters on October 25-28, 2016. The meeting highlights border security cooperation, which include increased operation and intelligence, coordinated border patrols and exchange of information through effective communication.
Indonesian delegates are chaired by Eastern Fleet commander Rear Adm. Darwanto. The Philipine delegates are chaired by Eastmincom commander Lt. General Rey Leonardo B. Guerrero.
ARTIKA RACHMI FARMITA
http://en.tempo.co/read/news/2016/1...ilippine-to-Hold-Joint-Patrols-Against-Piracy
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Indo Defence Expo diikuti 844 perusahaan
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Pameran industri Pertahanan berskala internasional Indo Defence Expo and Forum diikuti oleh 844 perusahaan baik dari dalam maupun luar negeri yang akan memamerkan produk pertahanan.
"Yang konfirmasi 844 perusahaan untuk ikuti Indo Defence Expo," kata Direktur Teknologi dan Industri Pertahanan Direktorat Jenderal Potensi Pertahanan Kementerian Pertahanan Brigadir Jenderal (Brigadir) TNI Jan Pieter Ate di Kementerian Pertahanan, Jakarta, Rabu.
Dia menuturkan dari total 844 peserta perusahaan industri, sebanyak 573 perusahaan yang berasal dari luar negeri sementara 271 perusahaan dari dalam negeri yang bergerak di industri pertahanan.
Jumlah peserta pada Indo Defence Expo ke-7 yang diadakan pada 2-5 November 2016 ini meningkat sekitar 25 persen dibanding Indo Defence Expo ke-6 pada 2014 yang diikuti 672 perusahaan.
"Ada kenaikan lebih dari 200 industri pertahanan," ujarnya.
Sementara pada Indo Defence Expo ke-5 diikuti oleh 603 perusahaan yang menghasilkan produk untuk pertahanan.
"Minat exhibitor dalam dan luar negeri meningkat," tuturnya.
Indo Defence 2016 Expo and Forum merupakan ajang promosi bagi produsen peralatan pertahanan dan keamanan internasional yang digelar dua tahun sekali.
Industri pertahanan dalam negeri yang akan mengikuti pameran ini antara lain PT Dirgantara Indonesia, PT Pindad, PT Len Industri, PT Dok Perkapalan Kodja Bahari, PT Industri Telekomunikasi Indonesia, PT Krakatau Steel, PT Industri Kapal Indonesia dan PT Pal Indonesia.
Selain pameran produk, seminar internasional bertema Achieving Comprehensive Maritime Surveillance and Security Through Technology Innovation and Partnerships.
Seminar ini akan mendiskusikan isu-isu kerja sama internasional melalui inovasi teknologi dalam rangka keamanan maritim di kawasan.
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Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Pameran industri Pertahanan berskala internasional Indo Defence Expo and Forum diikuti oleh 844 perusahaan baik dari dalam maupun luar negeri yang akan memamerkan produk pertahanan.
"Yang konfirmasi 844 perusahaan untuk ikuti Indo Defence Expo," kata Direktur Teknologi dan Industri Pertahanan Direktorat Jenderal Potensi Pertahanan Kementerian Pertahanan Brigadir Jenderal (Brigadir) TNI Jan Pieter Ate di Kementerian Pertahanan, Jakarta, Rabu.
Dia menuturkan dari total 844 peserta perusahaan industri, sebanyak 573 perusahaan yang berasal dari luar negeri sementara 271 perusahaan dari dalam negeri yang bergerak di industri pertahanan.
Jumlah peserta pada Indo Defence Expo ke-7 yang diadakan pada 2-5 November 2016 ini meningkat sekitar 25 persen dibanding Indo Defence Expo ke-6 pada 2014 yang diikuti 672 perusahaan.
"Ada kenaikan lebih dari 200 industri pertahanan," ujarnya.
Sementara pada Indo Defence Expo ke-5 diikuti oleh 603 perusahaan yang menghasilkan produk untuk pertahanan.
"Minat exhibitor dalam dan luar negeri meningkat," tuturnya.
Indo Defence 2016 Expo and Forum merupakan ajang promosi bagi produsen peralatan pertahanan dan keamanan internasional yang digelar dua tahun sekali.
Industri pertahanan dalam negeri yang akan mengikuti pameran ini antara lain PT Dirgantara Indonesia, PT Pindad, PT Len Industri, PT Dok Perkapalan Kodja Bahari, PT Industri Telekomunikasi Indonesia, PT Krakatau Steel, PT Industri Kapal Indonesia dan PT Pal Indonesia.
Selain pameran produk, seminar internasional bertema Achieving Comprehensive Maritime Surveillance and Security Through Technology Innovation and Partnerships.
Seminar ini akan mendiskusikan isu-isu kerja sama internasional melalui inovasi teknologi dalam rangka keamanan maritim di kawasan.
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PINDAD and Saab Will Show Giraffe Radar 1X In Rantis Komodo 4 × 4 at IndoDefence 2016 (illustration below)
Rantis Komodo 4x4
Giraffe 1X dalam ilustrasi dengan rantis Humvee
http://www.indomiliter.com/pindad-d...r-giraffe-1x-di-rantis-komodo-4x4/#more-11164
Rantis Komodo 4x4
Giraffe 1X dalam ilustrasi dengan rantis Humvee
http://www.indomiliter.com/pindad-d...r-giraffe-1x-di-rantis-komodo-4x4/#more-11164
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Submarine with land attack capability?
No any Army visit news to factory...but i wish it strongly.
Russia is studying the possibility of supply of submarines to Indonesia, "Warszawianka"
MOSCOW, October 20 -. RIA Novosti Russia is considering the possibility of supply of non-nuclear submarines of Project 636 "Warszawianka" for Indonesia, told RIA Novosti on Thursday, the deputy director of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC) Anatoly Punchuk.
© RIA Novosti. Igor Russak
The entire series of submarines "Warszawianka" will be built in St. Petersburg
"The Asia-Pacific region are showing a steady interest in diesel submarines of Project 636" Warszawianka "The ability to supply these boats are currently being worked with the Indonesian side." - Punchuk said.
According to him, with partners conducted additional negotiations, during which discussed the technical details of cooperation.
Submarine project "Warszawianka" refers to the third generation, have a displacement of 3.95 tons, submerged speed of 20 knots, dive depth of 300 meters, the crew of 52 people. In the modified boats 636 project above the combat effectiveness. Their armed with torpedoes caliber 533 millimeter (six units), mines, shock missile system "Caliber". They can detect a target at a distance of three to four times greater than the one where they can detect the enemy. For these stealth submarine got in the NATO name "black hole".
ria novosti
Could be just unilateral russian news...but from this paragraph " According to him, with partners conducted additional negotiations, during which discussed the technical details of cooperation.
hope it will be a clue not in long time
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Put harpoon on those ships is quite a let down, NSM with new capability must be considered
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>>> This kind of initiative is greatly appreciated. Armed forces should follow suit with another million order. #selesainyakapan? Nggak salah milih Tito 
Indo Defence 2016: Small arms revolution
Indonesia is becoming self-sufficient in small arms and ammunition production through its domestic armaments manufacturer PT Pindad.
Pindad launched four new weapon types during a ceremony at the MoD on 9 June. They are: the 7.62mm SS3 assault rifle, 5.56mm SS2-V7 Subsonic assault rifle, 9mm PM3 submachine gun and 9mm G2 Premium automatic pistol.
The SS3 is an upgrade of the in-service SS2 assault rifle. Pindad said, ‘The SS3 uses 7.62mm ammunition and has been designed as a designated marksman rifle for use in assault teams that require a high level of accuracy.’
Silmy Karim, former CEO of Pindad, revealed that the Indonesian Army’s KOPASSUS special forces was assessing the SS3 for potential service. The 5.1kg weapon featuring a 20-round magazine was actually exhibited at Indo Defence 2014, at which time officials said it was available in three variants: standard, commando and long barrel (the latter for snipers), with a listed range of 950m.
Pindad manufactures approximately 40,000 SS2-series rifles annually. Indonesia’s police ordered more than one million third-generation 5.56mm SS2-V5 rifles with folding buttstock and Picatinny rails, but that particular model was not widely taken up by the Indonesian Army. The 725mm-long, 3.35kg rifle (without magazine) was designed specifically to be lighter so as to be suitable for vehicle crews and airborne troops.
The SS2-V7 Subsonic is the newest member of the family. Boasting a silencer and subsonic ammunition, it ‘is suitable for special operations that require silent-manoeuvre special forces use,’ according to the manufacturer. The SS2-V7 features a 30-round magazine, and its effective range is listed as 150-200m.
The gas-operated PM3 submachine gun firing 9mm ammunition ‘has been conceived for close-range operations, hostage rescue situations and urban warfare,’ Pindad said. The selective-fire weapon operates on the blowback principle, and is an evolution of the existing PM2. It has a folding stock and fore-grip. Its effective range is 75m, and its rate of fire is 750-850 rounds per minute.
The final item in the batch of four weapons, the 9mm G2 Premium, weighs 1.05kg and has a 15-round magazine. It has a 25m effective range. The Premium evolved from the in-service G2 Combat 9x19mm pistol, the standard sidearm of the Indonesian Armed Forces and Indonesian National Police.
‘The market is showing high enthusiasm for the G2 Premium for the Indonesian Army and the police. We’re also promoting these new weapons for export market,’ a spokesman revealed to LWI.
Pindad also makes sniper rifles. The SPR-3 is a 7.62x51mm bolt action dedicated sniping rifle, while the SPR-2 is a 12.7mm anti-materiel rifle. Both these weapons are in service with Indonesian special forces. The former (which measures 1.25m long and weighs 6.94kg) has an effective range of 900m, while the latter’s range is quoted as 2,000m by the manufacturer. The SPR-2 is 1.755m long and weighs 19.5kg.
As well as small arms, Pindad makes ammunition, including the green-tipped MU-3 12.7mm round that the manufacturer calls ‘BLAM’, which in Indonesian refers to a high explosive, incendiary, armour-piercing round. This 118g round designed for use against lightly armoured vehicles was developed specifically for the .50-cal SPR-2 anti-materiel rifle.
https://www.shephardmedia.com/news/landwarfareintl/indo-defence-2016-small-arms-revolution/
Indo Defence 2016: Small arms revolution
Indonesia is becoming self-sufficient in small arms and ammunition production through its domestic armaments manufacturer PT Pindad.
Pindad launched four new weapon types during a ceremony at the MoD on 9 June. They are: the 7.62mm SS3 assault rifle, 5.56mm SS2-V7 Subsonic assault rifle, 9mm PM3 submachine gun and 9mm G2 Premium automatic pistol.
The SS3 is an upgrade of the in-service SS2 assault rifle. Pindad said, ‘The SS3 uses 7.62mm ammunition and has been designed as a designated marksman rifle for use in assault teams that require a high level of accuracy.’
Silmy Karim, former CEO of Pindad, revealed that the Indonesian Army’s KOPASSUS special forces was assessing the SS3 for potential service. The 5.1kg weapon featuring a 20-round magazine was actually exhibited at Indo Defence 2014, at which time officials said it was available in three variants: standard, commando and long barrel (the latter for snipers), with a listed range of 950m.
Pindad manufactures approximately 40,000 SS2-series rifles annually. Indonesia’s police ordered more than one million third-generation 5.56mm SS2-V5 rifles with folding buttstock and Picatinny rails, but that particular model was not widely taken up by the Indonesian Army. The 725mm-long, 3.35kg rifle (without magazine) was designed specifically to be lighter so as to be suitable for vehicle crews and airborne troops.
The SS2-V7 Subsonic is the newest member of the family. Boasting a silencer and subsonic ammunition, it ‘is suitable for special operations that require silent-manoeuvre special forces use,’ according to the manufacturer. The SS2-V7 features a 30-round magazine, and its effective range is listed as 150-200m.
The gas-operated PM3 submachine gun firing 9mm ammunition ‘has been conceived for close-range operations, hostage rescue situations and urban warfare,’ Pindad said. The selective-fire weapon operates on the blowback principle, and is an evolution of the existing PM2. It has a folding stock and fore-grip. Its effective range is 75m, and its rate of fire is 750-850 rounds per minute.
The final item in the batch of four weapons, the 9mm G2 Premium, weighs 1.05kg and has a 15-round magazine. It has a 25m effective range. The Premium evolved from the in-service G2 Combat 9x19mm pistol, the standard sidearm of the Indonesian Armed Forces and Indonesian National Police.
‘The market is showing high enthusiasm for the G2 Premium for the Indonesian Army and the police. We’re also promoting these new weapons for export market,’ a spokesman revealed to LWI.
Pindad also makes sniper rifles. The SPR-3 is a 7.62x51mm bolt action dedicated sniping rifle, while the SPR-2 is a 12.7mm anti-materiel rifle. Both these weapons are in service with Indonesian special forces. The former (which measures 1.25m long and weighs 6.94kg) has an effective range of 900m, while the latter’s range is quoted as 2,000m by the manufacturer. The SPR-2 is 1.755m long and weighs 19.5kg.
As well as small arms, Pindad makes ammunition, including the green-tipped MU-3 12.7mm round that the manufacturer calls ‘BLAM’, which in Indonesian refers to a high explosive, incendiary, armour-piercing round. This 118g round designed for use against lightly armoured vehicles was developed specifically for the .50-cal SPR-2 anti-materiel rifle.
https://www.shephardmedia.com/news/landwarfareintl/indo-defence-2016-small-arms-revolution/
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Iver Huitfeldt is AAW (Anti Aircraft Warfare) frigates and her weapon configuration serves her purpose bro.
If you ask what is the role, its for air protection since our navy is clearly lacks of air protection.
MICA on our Sigma 10514 only enough for self protection cannot give protection to our amphibious task force.
In the times of war our amphibious task force will be sitting duck from enemy air threat without dedicated AAW platform.
My bad mam, i think i have too much beer when working on that infographic hahahaha yes its should be 48 ESSM
cc Faries
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Iver Huitfeldt is AAW (Anti Aircraft Warfare) frigates and her weapon configuration serves her purpose bro.
If you ask what is the role, its for air protection since our navy is clearly lacks of air protection.
MICA on our Sigma 10514 only enough for self protection cannot give protection to our amphibious task force.
In the times of war our amphibious task force will be sitting duck from enemy air threat without dedicated AAW platform.
My bad mam, i think i have too much beer when working on that infographic hahahaha yes its should be 48 ESSM
Thank you mas bro...
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Eagle Bob Tail High-speed Cargo Tractor - EB2-8, Ford F-550 basis.
http://www.indomiliter.com/eagle-eb...i-kendaraan-khusus-penarik-jet-tempur-tni-au/
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>>> This kind of initiative is greatly appreciated. Armed forces should follow suit with another million order.#selesainyakapan? Nggak salah milih Tito
Indo Defence 2016: Small arms revolution
Indonesia is becoming self-sufficient in small arms and ammunition production through its domestic armaments manufacturer PT Pindad.
Pindad launched four new weapon types during a ceremony at the MoD on 9 June. They are: the 7.62mm SS3 assault rifle, 5.56mm SS2-V7 Subsonic assault rifle, 9mm PM3 submachine gun and 9mm G2 Premium automatic pistol.
The SS3 is an upgrade of the in-service SS2 assault rifle. Pindad said, ‘The SS3 uses 7.62mm ammunition and has been designed as a designated marksman rifle for use in assault teams that require a high level of accuracy.’
Silmy Karim, former CEO of Pindad, revealed that the Indonesian Army’s KOPASSUS special forces was assessing the SS3 for potential service. The 5.1kg weapon featuring a 20-round magazine was actually exhibited at Indo Defence 2014, at which time officials said it was available in three variants: standard, commando and long barrel (the latter for snipers), with a listed range of 950m.
Pindad manufactures approximately 40,000 SS2-series rifles annually. Indonesia’s police ordered more than one million third-generation 5.56mm SS2-V5 rifles with folding buttstock and Picatinny rails, but that particular model was not widely taken up by the Indonesian Army. The 725mm-long, 3.35kg rifle (without magazine) was designed specifically to be lighter so as to be suitable for vehicle crews and airborne troops.
The SS2-V7 Subsonic is the newest member of the family. Boasting a silencer and subsonic ammunition, it ‘is suitable for special operations that require silent-manoeuvre special forces use,’ according to the manufacturer. The SS2-V7 features a 30-round magazine, and its effective range is listed as 150-200m.
The gas-operated PM3 submachine gun firing 9mm ammunition ‘has been conceived for close-range operations, hostage rescue situations and urban warfare,’ Pindad said. The selective-fire weapon operates on the blowback principle, and is an evolution of the existing PM2. It has a folding stock and fore-grip. Its effective range is 75m, and its rate of fire is 750-850 rounds per minute.
The final item in the batch of four weapons, the 9mm G2 Premium, weighs 1.05kg and has a 15-round magazine. It has a 25m effective range. The Premium evolved from the in-service G2 Combat 9x19mm pistol, the standard sidearm of the Indonesian Armed Forces and Indonesian National Police.
‘The market is showing high enthusiasm for the G2 Premium for the Indonesian Army and the police. We’re also promoting these new weapons for export market,’ a spokesman revealed to LWI.
Pindad also makes sniper rifles. The SPR-3 is a 7.62x51mm bolt action dedicated sniping rifle, while the SPR-2 is a 12.7mm anti-materiel rifle. Both these weapons are in service with Indonesian special forces. The former (which measures 1.25m long and weighs 6.94kg) has an effective range of 900m, while the latter’s range is quoted as 2,000m by the manufacturer. The SPR-2 is 1.755m long and weighs 19.5kg.
As well as small arms, Pindad makes ammunition, including the green-tipped MU-3 12.7mm round that the manufacturer calls ‘BLAM’, which in Indonesian refers to a high explosive, incendiary, armour-piercing round. This 118g round designed for use against lightly armoured vehicles was developed specifically for the .50-cal SPR-2 anti-materiel rifle.
https://www.shephardmedia.com/news/landwarfareintl/indo-defence-2016-small-arms-revolution/
nice have picatinny rail for mounting western optic
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Kamis 27 Oct 2016, 16:11 WIB
Rapat Memanas, DPR Pertanyakan Laporan Kinerja Keuangan PTDI
Eduardo Simorangkir - detikFinance
Foto: Eduardo Simorangkir
Jakarta - DPR mempertanyakan soal pengadaan helikopter TNI AL senilai Rp 220 miliar oleh PT Dirgantara Indonesia. Perusahaan pelat merah itu sudah dibayar, namun pengerjaannya dianggap baru 20% dari target.
Direktur Utama PT DI Budi Santoso menjelaskan, pada tahun 2011 lalu BUMN tersebut melakukan pengiriman helikopter kepada TNI AL dalam waktu yang tepat.
"Tahun 2011 kita memang menerima 1 kontak dari TNI AL untuk helikopter yang ditandatangani November 2011. Deliverynya 8 Februari 2012. Jadi kontrak yang ada di catatan kami, kepada TNI AL sudah kami selesaikan," ujar Direktur Utama PT DI Budi Santoso di ruang rapat komisi VI DPR RI, Gedung DPR, Jakarta, Kamis (27/10/2016).
Namun ternyata ditemukan fakta, bahwa ada audit Badan Pemeriksa Keuangan (BPK) yang melaporkan di tahun 2015 adanya kerugian negara, lantaran dilakukan denda sebesar Rp 3,3 miliar.
Anggota komisi VI DPR RI Iskandar kemudian mempertanyakan, adanya ketidaksesuaian pada penjelasan Budi dalam hal pengadaan helikopter untuk TNI Angkatan Laut pada tahun 2011.
Pasalnya, dalam hal pengadaan ini, PTDI melakukan keterlambatan pada pengiriman helikopter, sedangkan Budi mengatakan pengiriman dilakukan tepat waktu.
"Saya menilai direksi PTDI melakukan sesuatu yang salah dalam penjelasan. Pengiriman helikopter dikatakan tepat. Tapi audit BPK tahun 2012 ada denda keterlambatan. Ada denda Rp 3,3 miliar dan sekarang belum diselesaikan oleh PTDI," kata Iskandar menimpali jawaban Dirut Budi.
Rapat kemudian memanas. Sebab, DPR pertanyakan adanya ketidaksinkronan laporan tersebut. Iskandar bahkan mengatakan adanya sejumlah LSM yang akan melaporkan hal ini kepada kepolisian karena adanya potensi kerugian negara.
"Audit BPK yang jelas-jelas mengatakan adanya keterlambatan, tetapi dianggap seperti tidak ada," tambah Iskandar.
Budi kemudian mengatakan, akan menindaklanjuti laporan ini. Hal ini akan dilihat lagi untuk bisa diklarifikasi dengan baik sebagai pertanggungjawaban kepada negara.
"Kami akan lakukan klarifikasi besok, untuk pengadaan heli kepada TNI AL tahun 2011 nanti," jawabnya. (ang/ang)
http://finance.detik.com/industri/3...nyakan-laporan-kinerja-keuangan-ptdi?single=1
Rapat Memanas, DPR Pertanyakan Laporan Kinerja Keuangan PTDI
Eduardo Simorangkir - detikFinance
Jakarta - DPR mempertanyakan soal pengadaan helikopter TNI AL senilai Rp 220 miliar oleh PT Dirgantara Indonesia. Perusahaan pelat merah itu sudah dibayar, namun pengerjaannya dianggap baru 20% dari target.
Direktur Utama PT DI Budi Santoso menjelaskan, pada tahun 2011 lalu BUMN tersebut melakukan pengiriman helikopter kepada TNI AL dalam waktu yang tepat.
"Tahun 2011 kita memang menerima 1 kontak dari TNI AL untuk helikopter yang ditandatangani November 2011. Deliverynya 8 Februari 2012. Jadi kontrak yang ada di catatan kami, kepada TNI AL sudah kami selesaikan," ujar Direktur Utama PT DI Budi Santoso di ruang rapat komisi VI DPR RI, Gedung DPR, Jakarta, Kamis (27/10/2016).
Namun ternyata ditemukan fakta, bahwa ada audit Badan Pemeriksa Keuangan (BPK) yang melaporkan di tahun 2015 adanya kerugian negara, lantaran dilakukan denda sebesar Rp 3,3 miliar.
Anggota komisi VI DPR RI Iskandar kemudian mempertanyakan, adanya ketidaksesuaian pada penjelasan Budi dalam hal pengadaan helikopter untuk TNI Angkatan Laut pada tahun 2011.
Pasalnya, dalam hal pengadaan ini, PTDI melakukan keterlambatan pada pengiriman helikopter, sedangkan Budi mengatakan pengiriman dilakukan tepat waktu.
"Saya menilai direksi PTDI melakukan sesuatu yang salah dalam penjelasan. Pengiriman helikopter dikatakan tepat. Tapi audit BPK tahun 2012 ada denda keterlambatan. Ada denda Rp 3,3 miliar dan sekarang belum diselesaikan oleh PTDI," kata Iskandar menimpali jawaban Dirut Budi.
Rapat kemudian memanas. Sebab, DPR pertanyakan adanya ketidaksinkronan laporan tersebut. Iskandar bahkan mengatakan adanya sejumlah LSM yang akan melaporkan hal ini kepada kepolisian karena adanya potensi kerugian negara.
"Audit BPK yang jelas-jelas mengatakan adanya keterlambatan, tetapi dianggap seperti tidak ada," tambah Iskandar.
Budi kemudian mengatakan, akan menindaklanjuti laporan ini. Hal ini akan dilihat lagi untuk bisa diklarifikasi dengan baik sebagai pertanggungjawaban kepada negara.
"Kami akan lakukan klarifikasi besok, untuk pengadaan heli kepada TNI AL tahun 2011 nanti," jawabnya. (ang/ang)
http://finance.detik.com/industri/3...nyakan-laporan-kinerja-keuangan-ptdi?single=1
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