WIKA Reports MPR Building and Precinct at IKN Reaches 23.83% Progress with BIM and Precast Methods
The contractor says design-build progress on the parliament complex reached 23.83%, with BIM clash detection, tunnel utilities and 750-day multi-shift work under a zero-accident safety program.
State contractor WIKA reported that the design-build contract for the MPR Building and Precinct at the Nusantara capital has reached 23.83 percent progress, targeting the complex's initial handover in December 2027 and the full parliamentary ecosystem by 2028, according to an 11 November company statement carried by ANTARA.
The company highlighted building information modelling for design clash detection, precast concrete methods, and underground utility tunnels carrying cables and fiber as the main quality and schedule control instruments. Safety management runs under a "Golden Rules" zero-accident program with multi-shift work scheduled across a 750-calendar-day window. The contractor cited challenging geology and high rainfall as the project's main constraints.
The disclosure puts advanced digital delivery methods front and center in one of the country's most closely watched projects, at a time when WIKA's balance sheet remains under restructuring pressure, making demonstrated execution quality a reputational asset for the company.