BP BUMN and Lawmakers Stress Quality on Padang's H. Agus Salim Stadium Rebuild
The 12,067-seat stadium is being rebuilt by a Hutama Karya–Adhi Karya consortium on a 480-day contract running from October 9, 2026 to January 31, 2028, with an independent construction-management consultant overseeing quality.
BP BUMN head Dony Oskaria and DPR Commission VI Deputy Chairman Andre Rosiade reviewed the rebuilding of the H. Agus Salim Stadium in Padang around October 31, stressing construction quality in a visit reported by ANTARA's West Sumatra bureau, with a national release following around October 30. The project is executed by a joint operation of state contractors Hutama Karya and Adhi Karya under the Public Works Ministry, with PT Agrinas Jaladri Nusantara serving as the construction management consultant. The contract spans 480 calendar days, from October 9, 2026 to January 31, 2028, covering structures, MEP, landscaping and supporting facilities for the 12,067-seat venue.
The review is notable for two reasons. First, it places two state construction firms — both currently inside a corporate consolidation process — under intensive supervision from BP BUMN and parliament from the project's opening weeks. Second, the presence of an external management consultant means a third party actively needs verified progress data, separate from the contractors' own reporting. The exact visit date differs slightly between the regional portal and the national release, and reporting of the project's ownership of IT systems remains with the parent KSO companies.