Jembrana opens 20-year tender for district-owned Hotel Jimbarwana
Jembrana opened the tender on 29 October 2026 for a 20-year partnership to operate the district-owned Hotel Jimbarwana, with bids scheduled for 6–8 November and minimum financial obligations.
By Pandi Muktar
Editor: Mursyid Sonsang
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Hotel Jimbarwana — Jembrana Regency opened a tender on 29 October 2026 for a partner to manage Hotel Jimbarwana under a 20-year cooperation arrangement, according to the regency government and local news reports.
Why it matters: Eligible legal entities were invited to bid for a 20-year operation and development partnership involving a district-owned hotel, with submissions scheduled for 6–8 November 2026.
The tender concerns the use of a district-owned asset. I Gede Gus Diendi, head of Jembrana’s Regional Financial and Asset Management Agency, said the arrangement was intended to increase locally generated revenue through the use of regency property, according to detikBali.
The minimum fixed contribution is Rp334,554,960.45 per year. The arrangement also requires a 1% profit share and minimum investment or development spending of Rp6,691,099,209, the tender announcement and news report said.
Tender schedule
Eligible legal entities could obtain the selection documents from 29 October to 2 November 2026. Submission of tender documents was scheduled for 6–8 November 2026 at the Jembrana Regency Regional Financial and Asset Management Agency.
The official announcement invited qualifying legal entities to participate in the selection of a cooperation partner for the use of Hotel Jimbarwana as a district-owned asset. It directed prospective participants to the tender documents for details on the property, financial terms, requirements, timetable and committee contacts.
The hotel is located on Jalan Udayana in Baler Bale Agung, Negara. The proposed cooperation period is 20 years, with the successful partner responsible for operating and developing the property under the tender terms.
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