Building Information Modelling: Recommendations for Mitigating Post-Construction Failure of Kediri City Square in The Perspective of Regional National Resilience

Abstract

This study is driven by the governance dynamics of regional infrastructure in the 2023 Kediri City Square revitalization project, which offers valuable insights into the complexities of contract management and construction dispute resolution.Theobjective of this research is to explore the anatomy of project implementation challenges, examine the legal dispute processes up to the Supreme Court level, and evaluate the urgency of implementing Building Information Modelling (BIM) as a strategy for strengthening future regional governance and resilience.The research methodology employs a descriptive qualitative approach through a case study. Data were gathered through in-depth interviews with relevant stakeholders and documentary studies of Supreme Court Ruling Number 1333 B/Pdt Sus-Arbt/2024, followed by analysis using NVivo 12 Plus software.The findings indicate that the primary challenges stemmed from limitations in real-time technical and administrative information synchronization, leading to disparities in progress recognition and technical quality standard fulfillment. The study concludes that transitioning to BIM methodology supported by a Common Data Environment (CDE) serves as a strategic and proactive instrument to create a "single source of truth." The implementation of this technology is expected to mitigate administrative risks, enhance public transparency, and reinforce the fiscal resilience of local governments in achieving sustainable infrastructure development.