Design Drawings and Budget Plan for Paving Block Roads

Village road construction has become a top priority since the allocation of the Village Fund (Dana Desa) began in 2015. One of the most impactful projects is the construction of Paving Block Roads in remote areas, which provides direct benefits to the community by improving accessibility.

The construction of paving roads is often a central topic of discussion during Village Planning Deliberations (Musdes), whether in the formulation of the Village Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJM Desa) or the annual Village Government Work Plan (RKP Desa). In rural areas, the success of village development is often measured by the quality of neighborhood roads and how easily residents can access them.

Technical Documentation: AutoCAD Designs and Excel RAB

To support accurate village planning, we are sharing Design Drawings (AutoCAD) and Budget Plans (RAB in MS Excel .xls format). These documents serve as professional references for village governments to implement infrastructure projects within their jurisdictions.

It is important to note that these designs and budget plans must be adjusted according to:

• Field Conditions: The actual soil contour and geographic location of the project.
• Unit Price Analysis: Local standards for goods and services prices (SSH) in your specific region.
• Material Volume: The required thickness and strength of the paving blocks based on expected traffic load.

Regulatory Compliance and Procurement

Before calculating construction costs, village governments must follow the standard procedures for the procurement of goods and services. The primary references include:

• LKPP Regulation Number 12 of 2019: National standards for village-level procurement.
• Perbup Situbondo Number 25 of 2020: Specific local guidelines for Village Goods/Services Procurement Documents in Situbondo Regency.