Construction Sector Still Face Problems Ahead of AEC 2015 : http://beritadaerah.co.id/2013/11/13/sektor-konstruksi-masih-hadapi-masalah-jelang-mea-2015/13 November 2013

The construction sector is a sector that plays a strategic role in national development. In addition to being the driving force and a part of economic activities, the performance of the construction sector which is directly related to the competitiveness of the national infrastructure is also a pillar of social, culture, and civilization.

In 2012, the contribution of the construction sector reached 10.5% of GDP, grew 7.5% per year, higher than the national economic growth of 6.2% per year, also contributed to employment to 5.3% of the total workforce .

Rizal Z. Tamin in Book Construction Indonesia in 2013: "Market Development and Improvement of National Construction Industry Competitiveness in the face of MEA Post-2015" said that the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) or the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), which will begin in 2015, requires companies that are engaged in the construction sector to improve its competitiveness.

Threats regionalization AEC 2015 course must take seriously considering the construction sector is a pillar of economic and cultural nation in 2012 contributed 10.5% of GDP and absorbs 5.3% of the workforce.

There are four things that must be considered in dealing with the global market competition, competitive risk, competency, and capacity (known as "4C).

Own national construction sector is currently faced with problems such as limited infrastructure, productivity and low quality (eg, damage to roads and buildings failure), high accident in the construction field, the competitiveness of the sector and the low, and the financing of small government.

Work on the Trans Sumatra, Hutama Build Four Concrete Plant : http://industri.bisnis.com/read/20151110/45/490569/garap-trans-sumatra-hutama-karya-bangun-empat-pabrik-beton/10 November 2015

PT. Hutama Karya (Persero) is preparing the construction of a precast concrete plant to supply the needs of the construction of an additional segment of the Trans Sumatra. Two of the four plants located in Java that is in Cilegon and Jakarta, while the rest are in Sumatra and Sulawesi. Director of Hutama I Gusti Ngurah Putra claimed the first plant in Cilegon is targeted to be ready to operate in 2016. The total required investment for a plant with capacity of 200 thousand tons per year reached Rp.140 billion.