Modified fuzzy Delphi to determine the consensus of government facility governance

The article discusses the development of governance indicators for work facility
policies of local government. These indicators will be used as a policy to ensure that work facilities are durable, cost-effective in procurement and maintenance, are effective in use, and added value for end of use/life. Many researchers previously developed governance indicators with the Fuzzy Delphi method, but there were still gaps, namely the differences in the weight of expertise had not been accommodated in determining the final consensus of the importance
of each indicator. In this article, the indicators are developed by expert, by considering the weight of their expertise, using a modified Fuzzy Delphi method. The final results of the study are four dimensions of government work facilities governance with twenty indicators that are important in improving the operational performance of local governments.