Indonesia is the largest economy in South-East Asia. It is also one of the most operationally demanding environments for security delivery; spanning thousands of islands, multiple regulatory frameworks, and a market where the gap between basic guarding and genuinely integrated security remains wide.
For organisations operating critical infrastructure, manufacturing facilities, or multi-site portfolios across the country, that gap represents real risk, such as, inconsistent standards, fragmented response, and limited visibility across operations.
Closing that gap requires more than a capable security provider. It requires access to national-level expertise, standards, and coordination that most providers in the market simply do not have.
OCS Indonesia built that access
OCS Indonesia is currently the only facility management company in Indonesia to hold a formal partnership with Baharkam Polri, the Security Maintenance Agency of the Indonesian National Police. No other FM provider in the country has achieved this.
Formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding in December 2024 and a Cooperation Agreement in March 2025, this collaboration connects OCS Indonesia’s Enterprise Security Solutions framework directly to the agency responsible for public order, preventive operations, and the protection of vital objects nationwide.
Senior Commissioner Arsdo Ever P. Simatupang, Head of Cooperation Affairs at Baharkam Polri, said, “This initiative reinforces the implementation of national security standards in practice while supporting national priorities, business outcomes, and operational performance.”
What customers gain that they cannot get elsewhere
Through this partnership, OCS Indonesia delivers security that is professionally managed and nationally benchmarked. Manned guarding, electronic security systems, and risk management operate as one connected model, reinforced by direct access to Baharkam Polri’s preventive security mandate. In practice, this means:
- Risk assessments shaped by national police expertise, not just internal methodology
- SOPs that meet nationally recognised security standards, giving customers and regulators confidence in how sites are protected
- Joint emergency drills designed around real scenarios, from crowd control and sabotage to bomb threats
- Security colleagues trained to police-standard methods, raising the baseline across every site
- Shared intelligence on risk indicators and community feedback, improving early detection and situational awareness
For customers managing high-value or high-risk operations, this is not incremental improvement. It is a fundamentally different level of security delivery.
Governance that earns and protects trust
Operating alongside a national police agency raises the bar on accountability. OCS Indonesia meets that bar. Zero tolerance for corruption is upheld across every operation. Compliance with the UK Bribery Act and US FCPA is embedded into daily delivery and audit cycles. All information exchange with Baharkam Polri remains within non-judicial boundaries, and both organisations conduct regular monitoring and evaluation reviews to ensure consistent execution.
“Sustainable security is built through strong governance, consistent compliance, and trusted collaboration. We apply this through a risk-based approach that supports business continuity.”
Aries Indrayadi
Segment Director of OCS Indonesia
Why this matters beyond Indonesia
This partnership reflects how OCS approaches complex markets; investing in institutional relationships, raising operational standards beyond what the market typically offers, and delivering integrated solutions that connect people, technology, and insight under one framework.
In Indonesia, it means customers have access to a security capability that no other FM provider can replicate. Across the region, it signals something broader about the kind of partner OCS is, one that earns trust at the highest levels and translates it into stronger outcomes on the ground.
