Portfolio
With 20 years of experiences, we have completed various Zekon (Engineering, Laboratory and Construction) projects with varying levels of difficulty. Zekon Indonesia always implements world-class quality expertise for every client.
SNF BOREPILE & EARTHWORK
This project involves bored pile foundation works and earthworks for the construction of the Pollymare Factory located in Cikande, Banten. The client for this project is SNF.
The scope includes detailed site preparation, soil excavation, and installation of bored piles to provide a strong and stable foundation for the factory structures. The earthwork activities cover grading, leveling, and soil compaction to prepare the site for subsequent construction phases.
All works are conducted following applicable engineering standards and safety regulations to ensure structural integrity and timely project delivery. This foundational work is essential to support the factory’s operational efficiency and long-term durability.
ALL PROJECT
Earthwork
This project involves bored pile foundation works and earthworks for the construction of the Pollymare Factory located in Cikande, Banten. The client for this project is SNF.
The scope includes detailed site preparation, soil excavation, and installation of bored piles to provide a strong and stable foundation for the factory structures. The earthwork activities cover grading, leveling, and soil compaction to prepare the site for subsequent construction phases.
All works are conducted following applicable engineering standards and safety regulations to ensure structural integrity and timely project delivery. This foundational work is essential to support the factory’s operational efficiency and long-term durability.
Warehouse & Factory
The EPC Project for the Construction of a Solder Powder Factory in Cilegon, Banten, is commissioned by PT Timah Industri as part of its commitment to advancing the biomass energy sector in Indonesia. This project involves the full scope of Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) services to deliver a high-capacity, fully operational wood pellet storage facility that meets both national and international standards.
Located in a region rich in forestry resources, the warehouse will play a key role in supporting Timah Indrustri production and distribution activities, serving both domestic and export markets. The facility is designed with a strong emphasis on operational efficiency, fire safety, environmental sustainability, and structural integrity—ensuring safe and effective factory of Solder Powder The project scope includes:
Site development
Detailed engineering and design,
Procurement of all required materials and equipment,
Full construction and installation of warehouse infrastructure,
Final testing, commissioning, and handover.
PM Supervisi
The success of civil works in a Processing Plant depends on effective QA and QC. QA ensures processes follow standards and prevent defects early on. QC verifies finished work meets specifications through inspections and testing. Together, they ensure quality, safety, and long-term structural reliability.
Integrity Assessment
PT Tunas Inti Abadi (TIA) aims to increase its jetty capacity from 1,500 TPH to 2,500 TPH to meet future port demands. This includes transitioning from a private terminal to a public terminal. To ensure safety and readiness, a structural review of the existing jetty is needed. PT ABM Investama Tbk assigned PT Zekon Inti Rekayasa (ZIRA) to carry out the assessment based on actual tidal and barge load conditions.
Marine and Nearshore Engineering
PT. Oil Terminal Karimun (OTK) is executing an engineering project to assess the structural integrity of its jetty at Karimun Site, Riau Islands. The consultant will conduct inspections, structural evaluations, and provide technical recommendations. This initiative ensures the jetty’s safety, reliability, and compliance with engineering standards.
Hydro Engineering
PT Pembangkit Pusaka Parahiangan is conducting an engineering design project to rehabilitate the existing waterway of PLTM Pusaka-1, damaged by slow ground creeping from the west. Structural shifts and uplift between STA 2+150 to STA 2+275 have reduced flow capacity, limiting output to 6.7 MW. Temporary elevation works have caused overtopping, highlighting the need for permanent structural restoration.
The goal is to restore full waterway function to support 7 m³/s flow for optimal 8.8 MW generation.