MGP1 PP2 Cpe Ea 7303 0002 - 003
MGP1 PP2 Cpe Ea 7303 0002 - 003
Document Title : MATERIAL REQUESITION FOR 11kV GENERATOR CIRCUIT Company Job No. : BOC-1477
BREAKER
Discipline : ELECTRICAL Contractor Job No.: AB11
1 10/5.1 001 Add two years operational and maintenance spare Noted & Incorporated Noted Closed
2 10/5.1 001 Add:- Touch up paint Noted & Incorporated Noted Closed
The Warranty Period for this package shall be twenty-four(24) months starting
from the Facility Acceptance Certificate (FAC) issued by COMPANY to
Noted & Incoporated as "“Warranty Duration for all supplied equipment
3 17/10 001 CONTRACTOR. This Warranty Period shall be automatically extended for 2 Noted Closed
shall be 03 (three) years from equipment commissioning for operation.”
years from the date of completing any rectification of defects on the package.
The Warranty Period shall not exceed a total of 3 years.
General notes are updated for Start Up and Commissioning spares, Two
4 - 001 - Noted Closed
Years Operation spares and Capital spares (Appendix-B).
Rev-002 Comments
1 2 002 All Holds shall be cleared before Approval of the document Noted. All holds are cleared.
GENERAL COMMENTS
- The Contractor is fully responsible to ensure that the changes due to
COMPANY Instructions have been considered in the engineering and detailed
design.
- There is continuous use of terms along the document which are not included 1.Noted
2 2 002 in the Section of Roles and Definitions such as “Client”, “Seller”, etc. The use 2.Noted & Incorporated
of these terms shall be uniform and consistent throughout the document. Keep 3.Noted
defined roles in capital letters throughout the document.
- Procurement of equipment/materials shall proceed once the precedent
engineering documents (such as SLDs, data sheet, specifications) are approved.
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COMMENTS RESPONSE SHEET (CRS)
Document Title : MATERIAL REQUESITION FOR 11kV GENERATOR CIRCUIT Company Job No. : BOC-1477
BREAKER
Discipline : ELECTRICAL Contractor Job No.: AB11
CONTRACTOR COMPANY
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MAJNOON CENTRAL
POWER PLANT
PROJECT
Rev.
MGP1-PP2-CPE-EA-7303-0002
003
Material Requisition for 11kV Generator Circuit Breaker Majnoon Central Power Plant Project
Revision History
Revision Revision
Approver Summary of Changes
Date Number
22.12.2022 001 WYT Issued for Review
Issued for Approval with incorporating COMPANY
10.02.2023 002 WYT
Comments
04.01.2024 003 WYT Approved for Purchase
Holds
Hold Ref. Description / Reason for Hold Ref. Section
HOLD 1 Deleted -
HOLD 2
HOLD 3
Reference Documents
Ref. Document Number Document Title
Refer to the Project Documents listed in ATTACHMENT A
Table of Contents
1.0 INTRODUCTION 5
ATTACHMENT A 18
ATTACHMENT B 21
ATTACHMENT C 25
ATTACHMENT D 28
ATTACHMENT E 31
TABLE OF COMPLIANCE 31
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The Majnoon field will be producing 450kbopd with the implementation of the Majnoon Growth
Program and debottlenecking activities within existing facilities.
The Majnoon Growth Program covers the expansion of the current facilities by an additional
200kbopd in the Majnoon concession area. The Project intends to leverage replicated standard,
pre-engineered designs, modularised to a high degree, as widely practised in Iraq. The aim is to
stay within the limits of catalogue or “already used” designs and maximise the use of industry
standards.
Majnoon Growth Project (MGP) and other field activities will require more power than the current
field power generation capacity, which triggers the requirement for a Central Power Plant that
will cater for MGP loads and further field development.
The power plant will be supplied with associated gas from the Majnoon field.
The initial power requirement for the Majnoon Growth Project (MGP) consists of net power output
available at Battery limits of 3 no’s (2 no’s working+1 no standby) “standard power generation
blocks”. Each Standard power generation block shall have a capacity of 28MW net output. All
utility systems shall be designed for four standard power generation blocks, 2 working +1 standby
and +1 future. There is a requirement for a new 33kV Electrical grid substation with a complete
33kV Overhead line for distribution to load centres.
Majnoon
Shell Operator 45%
West
Qurna-2
Lukoil Operator
Bin
Umr
The location of the MCCP from the existing CPF and DS2 is as shown in Figure 2 below.
The purpose of this document is to outline the supply requirements for 11kV Generator Circuit
Breaker Panel.
3.2 Abbreviations
A Ampere
AC Alternating Current
AIS Air Insulated Switchgear
BOC Basra Oil Company
BS British Standard
CT Current Transformer
DC Direct Current
EPC Engineering, Procurement and Construction
EMC Electromagnetic compatibility
EMI Electromagnetic Interference
ENMCS Electrical Network Monitoring and Control Systems
ETAP Electrical Transient Analysis Program
FAT Factory Acceptance Test
GCB Generator Circuit Breaker
HVAC Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
HSE Health, Safety and Environment
IEC International Electrotechnical Commission
IP Ingress Protection
ICSS Integrated Control and Safety System
IED Intelligent Electronic Device
ITP Inspection and Test Plan
International Electrotechnical Commission for Explosive
IEC Ex
Atmospheres
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IRP Interposing Relay Panel
I/O Input / Output
IP Ingress Protection
ISO International Organization for Standardization
JB Junction Box
kV Kilo Volt
kVA Kilo Volt Ampere
kVAr Kilo Volt Ampere Reactive
kW Kilo Watt
LSC Loss of Service Continuity
LV Low Voltage (1000 V and below)
MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker
MCC Motor Control Centre
Medium Voltage (above 1000V up to and including 66kV nominal
MV
voltage)
MCPP Majnoon Central Power Plant
MGP Majnoon Growth Program
MRB Master Record book
MVA Mega Volt Ampere
MVAR Mega Volt Ampere Reactive
MW Mega Watt
MR Material Requisition
NEC National Electrical Code
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
NDT Non -Destructive Testing
QA Quality Assurance
QC Quality Control
RTD Resistance Temperature Detector
RO Remote Operated
SAT Site Acceptance Test
SLD Single Line Diagram
SPIR Spare Parts Interchangeability Record
S/S Substation
VCB Vacuum Circuit Breaker
TPI Third Party Inspection
TQ Technical Query
PVC Plasticised Polyvinyl Chloride
V Voltage
VT Voltage Transformer
XLPE Cross Linked Poly Ethylene
BSEDG Black Start Cum Emergency Diesel Generator Set
a. Minimum Process Safety Project Requirements (MPSPR) and Project Requirement Specifications
(PRS)
b. Mandatory Iraqi Statutory and Regulatory Requirements
c. The Purchase Order Requirements, including:
1) Material Requisition
3) Project Specifications
d. International Standards
Vendor scope includes design, engineering, procurement of materials, fabrication and manufacture,
assembly of components, inspection and testing at manufacturer’s shop, supply, documentation,
supervision of installation, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of the 11kV Generator Circuit
breaker panel.
Vendor’s scope for the 11kV Generator Circuit breaker panel shall essentially consist of, but not limited
to, the following as a minimum:
9.0 1 Lot Field Service and Training (rates as per diem basis)
⚫ Coordination with other Vendor’s equipment such as PMS, 11kV GTG and 11/34.5kV
Transformers, etc.
⚫ Carrying out all Inspection & Testing at respective manufacturer’s shop as per the
requirements stated in this MR
⚫ Supervision services for installation, pre-commissioning and commissioning of the system
Equipment at site
⚫ Participation during the Site Acceptance and Performance Test
⚫ Visit to site for trouble shooting as necessary
⚫ Online support services
⚫ Providing Training to COMPANY/CONTRACTOR Operators Personnel (at VENDOR’S
workshop and at site)
⚫ Furnishing of relevant drawings and documents in soft copies (CD’s) and hard copies as per
VDRF (Attachment C) of the MR
⚫ Undertaking of Guarantees and Warranties of the Equipment’s after installation at site as
per commercial conditions
The VENDOR shall be fully responsible for the design, selection of materials, fabrication, testing
and inspection, high quality of workmanship based on relevant specifications. Review or
Approval of the Vendor’s documents (drawings, datasheet etc) or inspection by CONTRACTOR
or his representatives shall not relieve the VENDOR of his responsibilities.
⚫ Civil foundation
⚫ Wire and cable electrical connections from the 11kV Generator Circuit breaker panel to the
field equipment’s (GTG & Generator Transformer) and other Auxiliaries.
⚫ Installation at site
Vendor shall include onsite assembly of any parts and components that are shipped loose, if
any, resulting in fully functional and operational unit.
All equipment Vendors and OEMs shall be responsible for and provide all necessary services
including Personnel, spares, software, hardware and Test equipment, for Erection, Mechanical
completion, Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning and successful operation of the equipment
supplied by them until receipt of Acceptance from the COMPANY for each phase.
Vendor shall also provide, if necessary, qualified personnel for operator training, to be
reimbursed on per day basis and all expenses at cost. The costs and duration for these training
programs shall be separately identified in their quotation.
Vendor to provide training to COMPANY’s Personnel during erection, testing and commissioning
and also conduct a comprehensive training of COMPANY personnel covering both operation and
maintenance for all equipment and packages and ensure COMPANY’s Operation and
maintenance personnel can perform their work in a sage, proficient manner.
All Vendors and OEMs provide competent and experienced personnel and the required training
materials to train COMPANY personnel and the Training specialists shall provide all training
materials for COMPANY’s approval three (3) months before training delivery.
Training specialists conduct the majority of training in Country, either at COMPANY’s or project
facilities with the exception of specialised training which is more efficiently and effectively
conducted at Vendors or manufacturer’s facilities. Any training that is to be conducted at
manufacturer’s facilities. Any training that is to be conductor at Vendor’s locations must be
identified in the agreed training plan and approved by COMPANY at least nine (9) weeks prior
to the training.
⚫ Start up and Commissioning Spares shall be included in the main equipment supply as per
Table-I of Appendix B.
⚫ Two years operational Spares shall be provided as "Optional Items" as per Table-II of
Appendix B.
⚫ Insurance/Capital spares shall be included in the main equipment supply as per Table-III of
Appendix B.
Vendor shall also provide special preservation and storage procedures for Capital spares.
Apart from above vendor to fill and provide Spare list in SPIR format (refer Attachment A –
Technical documents / drawings list).
Vendor to provide spares list for the scope of work included in this Material Requisition. These
shall include, all insurance, Commissioning & Start-up and all operation spares. The definition
of these spares will be based on advice of manufacturer and COMPANY’s spares advisor. The
full operating and maintenance instructions (including manufacturers’ recommendations, details
of spare parts, manual and other documentation) to be included in the scope.
Sparing considerations, should take into account the entire lifecycle maintenance requirements.
Spare parts shall be packaged and preserved to ensure a shelf life of at least three years without
any deterioration or loss of effectiveness of the preservation. All spares have a tag attached
upon receipt and until handover to COMPANY.
Provide a full spare parts list and all maintenance manuals and catalogues both in hard bound
and electronic format along with complete overview of purchase and present spares within each
category’s and handed over to COMPANY Twelve (12) weeks prior to commissioning/start up.
In addition to these documents, the data / information shall also be provided in the offer:
Each document submitted for review must be clear, legible, complete and properly identified.
Equipment tags shall conform to CONTRACTOR’s standards. Failure to provide adequate
documents may result in them being returned without review at Vendor’s expense. In that event,
Vendor will be considered not to have formerly submitted the documents.
Vendor shall submit all documents and drawings in format approved by the CONTRACTOR.
Each document shall have a title block giving the following information as a minimum:
⚫ Document Number
⚫ The signatures / initials of the person, who drafted, checked and approved the document
9.1 General
The VENDOR quality plan shall show the planned activities, resources and events serving to
implement and record the implementation of VENDOR Quality system to the goods in the
accordance with ISO 9001:2015 (latest edition)- Quality Management system- Requirements.
The ITP shall list the documentation/design reviews and for each item if equipment, major
assembly or Sub Vendor item, the principal manufacturing steps, type of inspection/test, the
controlling procedure, the acceptance standard and the appropriate certification issued at
successful completion. The ITP shall include space for CONTRACTOR to advise inspection
Hold/ Witness points and whether the inspection will be by CONTRACTOR, Third Party or
COMPANY. VENDOR shall indicate on the ITP all surveillance that VENDOR will carry out of
SUB-VENDOR’s goods. VENDOR may use his standard format of ITP provided the content and
submit for review during bidding stage. QCP/ITP shall include as minimum requirements the
procedures, inspection, test, check points, hold points and identification of the product code/ item
code for all the critical phases of:
• Engineering
• Design
• Manufacturing
• Tests
• Construction
• Commissioning
The tests carried out in the presence of the Engineering contractor, Company or Third-Party
inspectors does not release the VENDOR from its responsibilities and guarantees and from any
other contractual obligation. The VENDOR shall propose their standard inspection and test plan
for the supplied Units Packages and auxiliaries. During the execution VENDOR quality
documentation shall checked by Engineering contractor.
The ITP will be discussed with the VENDOR during the pre-production meeting at the VENDOR’s
works. The agreed ITP will be held by the VENDOR and initialled progressively by the
VENDOR’s inspector, CONTRACTOR’s inspector, and any other authorised inspectors to
demonstrate successful completion of each inspection activity.
VENDOR and SUB-VENDORS shall provide 14 working days advance notice for any witness,
hold, surveillance, monitor as per approved ITP's. For all Pre-Fabrication/Production or Pre-
Inspection Meetings (PIM's) and Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT's), 28 working days advance
notice is required.
Data Sheets, GA's, Manufacturing / Fabrication Schedule, ITPs and Relevant Procedures, etc.
shall be at least Code 2 approved by COMPANY and CONTRACTOR prior to submission of
Notice of Inspections (NOIs) for PIMs.
VENDORS and SUB-VENDORS shall ensure that all documents shall be Code 1 approved prior
to submission of Notice of Inspections (NOIs) for FAT / Final Inspection / Performance Test /
Mechanical Run Test, etc.
COMPANY and CONTRACTOR reserve the right to inspect every equipment. COMPANY and
CONTRACTOR at its discretion, may additionally nominate authorized inspection agency. The
responsibility for inspection, certification, etc. of all materials, parts etc. lies with the VENDORS
and SUB-VENDORS.
VENDORS and SUB-VENDORS shall carry out Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and Functional
Test with the presence of COMPANY and CONTRACTOR and Third-Party Inspector. The test
procedures and conditions shall be prior reviewed and approved by COMPANY and
CONTRACTOR to verify the performance of any unit.
⚫ Purchase order, project specification, approved project documents, drawings, data sheets,
etc. and correspondence thereafter.
⚫ Applicable latest version of International Codes and Standards, which shall also include sub-
referenced International Codes and Standards therein.
⚫ Approved Inspection and Test Plans (ITP's).
All equipment / materials shall be presented for inspection in an unpainted state except for the
final inspection before delivery. Inspection and testing of all instruments and equipment shall be
performed as per Specifications, ITP, Datasheets, MR requirements, and all relevant approved
testing procedures. Testing results shall be certified by CONTRACTOR / THIRD PARTY
INSPECTOR.
A Third-Party Inspectors appointed by the COMPANY and CONTRACTOR have the right to
request additional inspections or tests to ensure that the equipment complies with the project
requirements and all relevant latest version of International Codes and Standards.
Any defects found by the Third-Party Inspectors, COMPANY and CONTRACTOR shall be
rectified in the presence of Third-Party Inspectors, COMPANY and CONTRACTOR. Where this
is not possible or practical, relevant check lists / records shall be prepared and signed by the
Third-Party Inspectors. Mill and shop inspections shall not relieve the VENDOR and
SUBVENDORS from their contractual responsibility for replacing any defective material or for
repairing any defective workmanship that may be discovered.
All packing shall be in accordance with the project specification and as per approved packing,
protection, preservation, storage procedure.
VENDORS to note that VENDORS / SUB-VENDORS inspection release note is required for any
material / equipment / item shipped to project site. VENDORS / SUB-VENDORS are responsible
for the technical release of material (internal movement) to their SUB-VENDORS facilities.
VENDORS / SUB-VENDORS shall share release notes and inspection reports with
CONTRACTOR before movement of any material.
Without CONTRACTOR IRN, the package / equipment shall not be packing and delivered from
the VENDORS / SUB-VENDORS workshop to project site.
The 11kV Generator Circuit Breaker shall be subjected to the following tests:
The VENDOR will warrant the equipment to be free of defects in material and workmanship, and
that it is of adequate size and capacity to fulfil the design and operating conditions specified
herein. The VENDOR shall replace and install any materials, supplies or equipment which fails
under design conditions due to defects in material or workmanship. If a defect is observed and/or
such failure occurs within Warranty Period, the VENDOR shall replace and install without any
additional cost to CONTRACTOR any materials, supplies or equipment involved. Acceptance of
this order will signify acceptance of all conditions of this guarantee.
ATTACHMENT A
1.0 Drawings
2.0 Specifications
Specification for MV (6.6kV) Air
2.1 MGP1-PP2-CPE-EA-7771-0010
Insulated Switchgear
2.2 MGP1-PP2-CPE-EA-7771-0006 Specification for PMS & ENMCS
3.0 Datasheets
Data Sheet for MV (11kV) Generator
3.1 MGP1-PP2-CPE-EA-2105-0010
Circuit Breaker Panel
4.0 Others
Notes: Latest revision of the above documents shall be applicable for RFQ purpose.
ATTACHMENT B
TABLE I
RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES (Spares): Start Up and Commissioning
Parts SUPPLIER’ Interchangeabil Recomme Deliver Total Point Of Shippi Uni Total
Description s ity nded y Weight Manufact ng t Cost
Serial/Parts (See Note 2) Quantity (Kg) ure From Co
No. st
A B
Notes: 1) A separate form shall be completed for each Main Equipment number.
2) (A) indicates the number of times the identical part occurs in each Main Equipment item/ (B)
indicates the total number of Main Equipment items used in the part.
3) Commissioning Spares are the Spare Parts which are used, and provided by the Supplier during
the Construction Phase and Commissioning Stages, including Start-Up and Testing up to the issue
of the Provisional Acceptance Certificate (PAC).
4) Spares to be purchased with main equipment PO.
5) Spares to be delivered with main equipment.
6) CONTRACTOR/PURCHASER to provide manufacturer recommended list of spares for
COMPANY’s review and approval before PO placement.
TABLE II
RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES (Spares): Two Years Operation
Parts SUPPLIER’s Interchangeabili Recomme Delivery Total Point Of Shippi Uni Tot
Description Serial/Parts ty nded Weight Manufact ng t al
No. (See Note 2) Quantity (Kg) ure From Co Co
st st
A B
Notes: 1) A separate form shall be completed for each Main Equipment number.
2) (A) indicates the number of times the identical part occurs in each Main Equipment item/ (B)
indicates the total number of Main Equipment items used in the part.
3) Two years operation spares are the Spare Parts which are used, and provided by the Supplier
during the maintenance period of the switchgear.
4) The Unit Cost quoted for the spare parts shall be valid throughout the defect liability period.
5) The prices quoted above may be used for commercial bid evaluation.
6) Procured with a separate PO by COMPANY
7) CONTRACTOR/PURCHASER to provide manufacturer recommended list of operating spares
parts with prices to COMPANY
TABLE III
RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES (Spares): Capital
Parts SUPPLIER’s Interchangeabili Recomme Delivery Total Point Of Shippi Uni Tot
Description Serial/Parts ty nded Weight Manufact ng t al
No. (See Note 2) Quantity (Kg) ure From Co Co
st st
A B
Notes: 1) A separate form shall be completed for each Main Equipment number.
2) (A) indicates the number of times the identical part occurs in each Main Equipment item/ (B)
indicates the total number of Main Equipment items used in the part.
3) Recommended Capital Spares are the Spare Parts which is recommended by vendor for the
switchgear maintenance.
4) Spares to be purchased with main equipment PO.
5) Spares to be delivered with main equipment.
6) CONTRACTOR/PURCHASER to provide manufacturer recommended list of spares for
COMPANY’s review and approval before PO placement.
ATTACHMENT C
GENERAL
X X X Inspection And Test Plan (generic for bid, detailed ARO) 2 weeks ARO
X X Mechanical design report (include local loads, external loads, lifting 4 weeks ARO
lugs etc.)
X X Assembly, Construction and Erection Drawings 4 weeks ARO
X Material Specification (Material Test Reports, Mill Certificates, etc) 2 Weeks A/C
A/C–After Completion
ARO – After receipt of Order *Vendor to complete and return with bid
B/D–Before Delivery
Notes:
- Vendor shall submit all deliverables within the period as indicated.
- All the documents and drawings shall be in English language.
- Final certified drawings and documents shall be submitted within two weeks of fabrication
ATTACHMENT D
INSPECTION LEVELS
Criticality
Inspection Level
Level
ATTACHMENT E
TABLE OF COMPLIANCE
TABLE OF COMPLIANCE
The VENDOR shall submit the completed Table of Compliance, as a part of the technical offer. The
VENDOR shall confirm compliance with each clause of this requisition/specification by writing, “yes” in
the column headed “Compliance”. Where the VENDOR is unable to comply with a particular clause, the
VENDOR shall write “no” in the column headed “Compliance” and shall describe the deviation with a
full and complete justification in the appropriate adjacent cells, which may be extended on separate
page(s) as required. Technical offers with an incomplete Table of Compliance will not be considered
during technical evaluation.
Note; Justification is must to support the deviation taken, otherwise it will be rejected.