Factory and warehouse contractor. One contract, one line of responsibility.
EPC and design-and-build contractor in Jakarta, Cikarang, and Karawang. We carry projects from feasibility study to keys in hand, so your production start date is not waiting on vendor coordination.
- Based in
- Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta
- Working area
- Greater Jakarta, Cikarang, Karawang, Serang
- Contract model
- EPC turnkey · Design–Build
The gaps between design, procurement, and build.
An EPC contractor delivers Engineering, Procurement, and Construction under one contract. One party is responsible for design engineering, for buying the materials and equipment, and for building the works through to an operational facility.
The difference from a general contractor only shows when something goes wrong. When design, procurement, and construction sit with different parties, the gaps between them land on the owner. We close those gaps by holding all three.
| E · Engineering | Feasibility, basic design, FEED, detailed design across architecture, structure, and MEP, with signed calculations. |
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| P · Procurement | Package tendering, vendor selection, long-lead ordering, contracts, factory inspection, logistics. |
| C · Construction | Civil, structural, architectural, and MEP works through to commissioning and handover. |
| Permitting | PBG, UKL-UPL or AMDAL, traffic impact analysis, fire clearance, through to the SLF at handover. |
From empty land to keys in hand.
Each phase has inspectable deliverables, a named owner, and a recorded handover point. You know what is finished before the next phase starts.
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Planning & Feasibility
Testing whether the project is viable on the land, budget, and schedule available.
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Design & Engineering
Turning the production requirement into buildable drawings, calculations, and specifications.
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Permitting & Compliance
Securing the building approval, environmental documents, and technical clearances the project needs.
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Procurement
Tendering work packages, locking vendors, and ordering long-lead items on time.
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Civil & Structural Works
Preparing the site, placing foundations, and erecting the concrete and steel structure.
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Architecture & Enclosure
Closing the building: roof, walls, facade, floors, industrial doors, and support spaces.
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MEP & Utilities
Installing power, HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, wastewater treatment, and process utilities.
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Commissioning & Handover
Testing every system, closing defects, securing the SLF, and handing over an operational building.
What changes from one sector to the next.
The construction method is broadly similar. What differs is what drives the design decisions, and that is what sets your operating cost later.
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Factories & Manufacturing
Production buildings that must deliver power, air, and water to each machine point at the right capacity, then withstand vibration, loading, and process heat for decades.
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Warehouse & Logistics
Clear-span buildings measured by throughput: trucks in per hour, pallet positions stored, and how fast forklifts can move without obstruction.
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Commercial & Office Buildings
Buildings their occupants judge daily: thermal comfort, air quality, acoustics, and running costs that do not climb after the second year.
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Retrofit & Plant Expansion
Work inside a plant that keeps producing. What matters here is not speed but the ability to finish without stopping the line.
Questions we are asked
- What is an EPC contractor?
- An EPC contractor delivers Engineering, Procurement, and Construction under a single contract. One party is responsible for design engineering, for buying the materials and equipment, and for building the works through to an operational facility. The owner deals with one accountable party rather than with a separate consultant, supplier, and builder.
- How is an EPC contractor different from a general contractor?
- A general contractor typically builds to a design prepared by others, so design responsibility stays with the consultant and the owner. An EPC contractor carries design and procurement responsibility as well, so the gap between "the drawings are correct" and "the building works" does not land on the owner. The difference shows most clearly when something goes wrong, because there is no room for parties to point at each other.
- How long does it take to build a factory from empty land?
- The schedule is set by foundation type, the complexity of process utilities, and how quickly the local authority issues the PBG, so there is no answer that holds generally. Permitting and design run in parallel so they do not queue behind each other. We build a phase-by-phase schedule in Phase 01, once the site and the production requirement are known, rather than quoting a single number up front.
- What does a factory cost per square metre?
- We do not quote a rate per square metre before seeing the project, because a figure like that is almost always wrong for a specific one. The biggest cost drivers are the foundation type dictated by soil conditions, clear height and structural span, floor specification, electrical and HVAC capacity, wastewater treatment requirements, and how far the office areas are fitted out. An estimate follows a feasibility study and soil investigation, and tightens again once detailed engineering and the bill of quantities are complete.
- Does TCC handle the PBG and SLF?
- Yes. Permitting is Phase 03 of our work sequence, covering the PBG building approval, UKL-UPL or AMDAL environmental documents, traffic impact analysis where required, and other technical clearances. The Certificate of Fitness for Occupancy is closed out in Phase 08 together with statutory safety inspections, so the building is legally operable at handover.
Tell us about the project.
Send the outline: location, approximate area, process type, and target production start. We will come back with the questions that need answering before any number means anything.