Q9170139 016 A Construction Inquiry

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (RFQ)
Proposal No. RFQ Number Issuance Date Closing Date
Q9170139 Q9170139-016-A 15-Jan-2018 25-Jan-2018
DESCRIPTION OF GOODS / SERVICES REQUIRED

Enerflex Middle East Ltd., Abu Dhabi is bidding for a gas treatment facility in Iraq.
This RFQ is for the Site Construction including mobilization, camp facilities, civil/ mechanical/ piping/
electrical/ instrumentation/ structural construction work and demobilization.
Bid Validity 60 Days Budgetary/Firm Budgetary

Required Completion Contractor to Advice Delivery Point -
Payment Mode Bank Transfer Payment Terms EFX Std Terms
Packing - Mode of Shipment -
Instructions:
a) All deviations should be specifically mentioned in the offer with proper reference otherwise will not be
considered.
b) Contractor to submit daily, weekly and monthly progress reports on agreed format.
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment-1: Scope of Work/Supply
Attachment-2: Civil BOQ
Attachment-3: Piping BOQ
Attachment-4: Electrical BOQ
Attachment-5: Instrument BOQ
Attachment-6: Erection / Installation BOQ
Attachment-7: Tanks BOQs
Attachment-8: Manual Valves/Strainers BOQ
Attachment-9: Insulation BOQ
Attachment-10: Division of Responsibilities
Attachment-11: Plot Plan
Attachment-12: Painting Specifications
Attachment-13: Insulation Specification
Cesar Maliswa
Procurement Department
Enerflex Middle East Ltd.
Attachment – 1 Scope of Work
ATTACHMENT-1: SCOPE OF SITE CONSTRUCTION WORK
Enerflex Middle East Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Enerflex”) is bidding for Bin Umer Gas
Treatment Facility on EPC basis for Orion Gas Processors (hereinafter referred to as “Company”).
Enerflex intends to obtain services for Site Construction Work (hereinafter referred to as “Services”)
from suitable and experienced Contractor per following details:
1. CONTRACTOR SCOPE OF SUPPLY AND SERVICES

1.1. Civil / Structure Construction
1.1.1. Procurement and transportation of construction material including structural
material to site.
1.1.2. Site survey and marking for all foundation and packages as required.
1.1.3. Preparing bar bending and steel fixing.
1.1.4. Foundations for skids and other packages
1.1.5. Foundations for field erected vessels, cold vent, tanks foundations, etc.
1.1.6. Foundations for electric poles, porta cabin, etc.
1.1.7. Supply and execution of Grouting material and related works
1.1.8. Supply and installation of galvanized Anchor bolts and Hilti Bolts.
1.1.9. Pipe sleepers
1.1.10. Precast for any foundation as required
1.1.11. Supply, fabrication, painting and Galvanizing for embedded steel
1.1.12. Sandblasting, priming and painting of structural steel including rack and
supports
1.1.13. Provision of water as required for construction
1.1.14. Excavation and Backfilling as per IFC drawings
1.1.15. Disposal of excavated Soil materials with 10 KM from site.
1.1.16. Disposal of all related construction waste from site.
1.1.17. Carry out all required construction activities for installation of the fence, including
but not limited to excavation and backfilling for concrete pads, Concrete work for
post including any protection, installation of fence main gates and position gates,
etc...
1.1.18. For tank bund wall, it is considered that the scope includes backfill in layers with
common soil only, and no other materials / items of work. It is considered that
common soil refers to
Please refer to Attachment-2.
1.2. Piping
1.2.1. Procurement and transportation of pipe, fittings, flanges, gaskets, stud bolts,
insulation, paint
1.2.2. Prepare all MS, ITPs, WPS and PQRs.
1.2.3. Preparation of Shop Drawing and all required detail for fabrication.
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1.2.4. Fabrication and installation of piping

1.2.5. Fabrication and installation of pipe supports
1.2.6. Installation of pre-fabricated spools (shipped loose by Enerflex sub-vendors)
1.2.7. Installation of small bore piping and routing/modifying per site requirement, and
provide adequate supports.
1.2.8. Supply of all consumables and execution of mechanical work of piping
1.2.9. PWHT as required
1.2.10. NDT including consumables & equipment, interpretation of NDT results
1.2.11. Hydrostatic testing, air drying to achieve acceptable dew point, and
reinstatement of system or sub system.
1.2.12. All temporary supports, dummy spools, gigs and fixtures, etc. required during
fabrication, installation and testing
1.2.13. Supply of temporary gaskets and blinds for testing and commissioning.
1.2.14. Sandblasting, priming and painting per Enerflex specification
1.2.15. Supply and installation of piping insulation where required.
1.2.16. Hot tightening of bolts
1.2.17. QA/QC records and documents.
1.2.18. Completion of Final MDR for submission at project completion.
1.3. Electrical
1.3.1. Procurement and transportation of material including but not limited to cables,
trays, lighting, poles, installation material, etc. as per BOQ
1.3.2. Execution of work, including but not limited to, cable laying, lighting poles and
fixtures installation, JBs installation, grounding system, panel’s installation, etc.
as per attached BOQ.
1.3.3. Any and all Trenching work for cables.
1.3.4. Handling, installation, testing of free issued items
1.3.5. Laying, termination and testing, Earth Resistance checks, Loop checking (cold
testing) and Insulation resistance test (Megger testing).
1.3.6. Supply and fabrication of all electrical supports.
1.3.7. Installation of UPS, MCC/Switchgear, etc.
1.3.8. Completion of QA/QC test and inspection as per approved ITPs.
1.3.9. Completion of Final MDR for submission at project completion.
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1.4. Instrumentation
1.4.1. Procurement and transportation of material including but not limited to cables,
trays, installation material, etc. as per BOQ
1.4.2. Execution of work, including but not limited to, cable laying, instrument
installation, loop checking, etc. as per attached BOQ.
1.4.3. Handling, installation, testing of free issued items including PLC panels, ESD
Panels, etc. For clarity, this does not include testing and re-calibration of the
pressure safety valves and Vacuum Safety relief valves. However, Contractor
scope would include removal of these instruments and re-installation after
testing/calibration has been completed.
1.4.4. Functional testing of all Instruments, Stroke testing Valves, leak testing of
Pneumatic & Impulse tubing, Earth resistance checks, Insulation resistance &
loop checking of all cabling.
1.4.5. Supply, fabrication and installation of Instrument supports.
1.4.6. Completion of QA/QC test and inspection as per approved ITPs.
1.4.7. Completion of Final MDR for submission at project completion
1.5. Erection / Installation

1.5.1. Supply and mobilization to site of all machinery, equipment, and personnel
necessary for the erection and alignment of the equipment.
1.5.2. Mobilization of suitable cranes as required for equipment installation.
1.5.3. Preparation of erection procedures and rigging plans.
1.5.4. Provision of slings, shackles, spreader bars and other lifting equipment
1.5.5. Erection of all equipment in all respects.
1.5.6. Erection of all associated piping, loose structural, loose valves and instrument of
related equipment.
1.6. Construction of Storage Tanks

1.6.1. Engineering of tank c/w calculations and fabrication drawings required for field
construction.
1.6.2. Procurement of material including but not limited to plates, structure profiles, etc.
1.6.3. Procurement, Roll plates as per fabrication drawings and transportation of
construction materials
1.6.4. Mechanical construction of tanks
1.6.5. Supply and install any other materials and construction aids required for
mechanical construction of the tanks.
1.6.6. Supply and welding of nozzle material
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1.6.7. Supply and installation of pre-fabricated structural and support material for
ladders, Stairs, handrails & platforms, stiffeners and supports.
1.6.8. Welding and NDT work for Rolled plate and other field welds
1.6.9. Hydro testing for complete tank including water supply and disposal. Water for
hydrotest should be of suitable quality as per API-650, and Contractor will be
required to arrange corrosion inhibitor/biocide for hydrotest, if deemed
necessary.
1.6.10. Design, supply and installation of Cathodic protection system
1.6.11. Installation of pre-fabricated spools (quantities have been included in piping
BOQ)
1.6.12. Installation any instrument, electrical and valves (quantities have been included
in respective BOQs).
1.6.13. Maintain MDR for all QA/QC records and documents.
1.6.14. Submit final as built drawings.
1.6.15. Painting and coating of the Tank per PDO specification
1.7. NDT
1.7.1. 20% of all Butt-Welds 100% Radiographed to ASME B31.3
1.7.2. DPT and PWHT as per requirement
1.7.3. Other NDTs as per codes and line list requirement shall be followed.
1.8. Painting
Area of piping to be painted: Contractor to calculate and advise in the quote
Area of Structure to be painted: Contractor to calculate and advise in the quote
Please refer to Attachment-12 for painting specifications.
1.9. Accommodation / office for Enerflex Personnel

Contractor will arrange accommodation, meals, laundry, emergency medical services, pick
& drop from nearest airport, security at site, furnished offices, for Enerflex personnel as per
folliwng:
1.9.1. Constriction Phase 5 – 7 persons 8 months
1.9.2. Commissioning Phase 10 – 15 persons 2 months
1.10. Miscellaneous
1.10.1. Supply of all tools, tackles, and consumables for execution work.
1.10.2. All Scaffolding materials required to carry out the scope of work but not limited
to civil, piping, electrical, instrumentation, equipment installation and Tank
works.
1.10.3. Providing Water for site use and hydro testing purpose.
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1.10.4. Maintenance of site store for receiving and safe keeping Enerflex free issued
items.
1.10.5. Material handling, Storage, inspection and security for free issue materials. For
clarity, inspection of Free Issued Materials will be carried out jointly by
Contractor and Enerflex representatives at handover.
1.10.6. Reconciliation of free issued material at the end of the project
1.10.7. Transportation of tools, tackles, and consumables from / to site.
1.10.8. Storage of material and tools & tackles at site.
1.10.9. Safety of personnel, material, tools & tackles at site.
1.10.10. Handling, Inspection and Insurance of Contractor material during transportation
and storage at site.
1.10.11. Workman compensation insurance during execution of the work.
1.10.12. Security of the Construction Camp and the Site.

1.10.13. Provision of fence for camp, workshop, accommodation and temporary support
for construction.
2. ENERFLEX SCOPE OF SUPPLY AND SERVICES

2.1. Provision of construction drawings including but not limited to foundations, sleepers,
piping isometrics and layout, P&ID, cable routing and hook up, instrument index,
equipment GAD for installation, etc.
2.2. Free issue of items including, vessels, pumps, packages, valves, instruments, panels,
skids, orifice plate, restriction orifice, control valves, shutdown valves, F&G instruments,
Pressure Vacuum safety valves and pressure regulating valves, etc.
2.3. Provision of project specifications
2.4. Provision of supervision
Please refer to Attachment-10 for Division of Responsibilities.
3. PRICING
3.1. Contractor to provide separate price for material procurement (piping, electrical and
instrumentation) and construction. All material required for civil construction and
structural construction will be included in construction. Similarly, all type of paint,
coat/wrap for under ground and insulation will be included in Contractor scope.
3.2. Enerflex may opt to supply the material or partially and/or totally include the same in
Contractor’s scope at its own discretion.
3.3. Contractor is advised to provide unit rates for all items provided in the BOQ. These rates
will form the basis of compensation made to Contractor against works completed.
3.4. For items where quantities are not available, Contractor will provide unit rates.
3.5. Contractor will provide unit rate for soil investigation and topographic survey.
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3.6. Contractor will provide unti rates for levelling, grading and compaction as per local
standards.
3.7. Contractor to provide unit rates for the following:
3.7.1. excavation of 2-4 m
3.7.2. excavation of above 4m
3.7.3. PWHT per joint
3.7.4. Radiography per joint
3.7.5. Fire proofing
3.7.6. Temporary fence of plant during construction
3.7.7. Compacted gatch (6000mm W x 150mm Thk) over well compacted base. Suitable for
light traffic
3.7.8. Supply, Installation of Type I - 25x5 Grating as per Attachment-16.
4. SCHEDULE
Contractor to provide Level-II schedule. Expected duration of construction from mobilization will
be 09 months.
5. SUBCONTRACTING
Contractor to provide details of subcontracting he intends to carry out this job, if any.
6. TAXES/DUTIES
Contractor to include all local taxes in the price. All duties and other levis, if applicable, will also
be paid by the Contractor.
7. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
7.1. Enerflex understands that Contractor is well conversant with the Iraqi working
enviornment and policies including road safety. Enerflex will assume no responsibility in
the event Contractor fails to comply with whole or part thereof any of the procedure
and/or policy.
7.2. Contractor understands that quantities provided in the exhibits are not final, and can be
considered ±25%. The payment will be based on actual quantities after execution.
7.3. Contractor will submit preliminary site HSE and quality plan with the bid. The plans must
be in compliance with the specifications, standards and requirements. It will be
Contractor responsibility to get both plans approved from the Company at his cost and
time.
7.4. All necessary HSE training as deemed necessary by the Company HSE department will
be arranged by the Contractor at his cost and time.
7.5. All necessary safety gears to be arranged by the Contractor.
7.6. All deviations should be specifically mentioned in the offer with proper reference
otherwise will not be considered.
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7.7. Contractor to provide histogram, resource loaded level 4 schedule and S-curve with the
bid.
7.8. Contractor to submit daily, weekly monthly progress reports on agreed format.
7.9. Contractor to prepare land for the site camp, workshop and other temporary facilities.
7.10. In the BOQ, Enerflex has considered 1000mm working space for foundations which
require working space. All the excavation will be measured against Enerflex drawings
unless agreed between the parties prior to excavation. Enerflex will not be responsible
for any additional excavation and therefore no extra payment will be made to the
Contractor in this regard.
7.11. Contractor will also provide commissioning support to Enerflex on day rate basis.
7.12. It will be Contractor’s responsibility to mechanically complete the site without any punch
items & handover all the construction quality records in the form of final handover
Dossier, pre-commissioned it and hand over to Enerflex team. For any activities, post-
mechanical completion related to commissioning and start-up work, Contractor will
supply resources to Enerflex on day rate basis for such activities to be carried out under
Enerflex supervision
7.13. Contractor will submit IFR, IFA and IFC drawing and calculations of both tanks for
Enerflex approval.
7.14. Contractor to verify length (including gaskets) and quantity of the stud bolts based on
the quantity of the flanges. Contractor also to include temporary gaskets / bolts for
hydrostatic testing.
7.15. Contractor to remove all debris, wood packing or packaging waste, scape material,
construction waste/rubbish, remaining excavated soil, etc. from site and hand over the
site properly clean condition to the satisfaction of Enerflex Site Manager.
7.16. All required consumables material required for the installation of the electrical and
instrumentation equipment such as lugs, ties, fixings, adhesives, and the like, to be
included in the installation costs.
7.17. Contractor to set up necessary temporary site facilities for its staff and execution of work
including but not limited to stores, workshop, accommodation, food, sanitary facilities,
water, power, medical coverage, transportation etc.
7.18. Contractor to provide equipment list, and Day Rates for equipment and manpower.
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Attachment – 2 Civil BOQ
ATTACHMENT-2
Bin Umer Field Rev. A
Civil and Structure BOQ
UNIT TOTAL
S.
DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY RATES AMOUNT
NO.
US$ US$
1 Earth excavation up to 1m depth m³ 3,500
2 Backfilling with excavated earth. m³ 1,500
3 Blinding concrete C-20 m³ 200
4 Reinforced concrete C-30. m³ 2,000

Deformed high yield bar complying with BS 4449
5 Kg 200,000
having yield strength=460 N/MM2
6 Form work. m² 1,600
7 1000 Gauge polythene sheet. m² 2,200

Concrete Protection below ground with 2 Coats of
8 m² 1,400
Nitocote NT 402 (Fosroc) or approved)
Concrete Protection Above ground with Nitocote FBC
9 m² 800
(Fosroc) or similar approved.
Providing, fabrication and erection in position,
Structural Steel comprising of W - Sections, MC -
Sections, Channels, Angles, Steel Plates, Flat Bars,
Pipes, etc. Structural steel shall be Grade S275 in
10 Kg 20,000
accordance with EN10025 or confirming to ASTM
grade including shop fabrication, welding, sand
blasted to SSPC-SP6, painting as per Enerflex
painting specs
11 None Shrink Cement Grout - 25mm thick m² 1,200
12 Anchor Bolts Kg 1,200
13 Fence
a) Chain link Fence as per the specification and
drawing attached. Rate will include all related
civil activities to install the fence, including site
casting of fence post foundations, excavation, RM 1,800
formwork, concreting and backfilling for fence
post foundation.
b) Providing and fixing main gates, swing type to
match chain-link fence. Rate will include No. 2
activities civil or other to install the Gate.
c) Providing and fixing access/escape to match
fence. Rate will include activities civil or other to No. 6
install the Gate.
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ATTACHMENT-2
UNIT TOTAL
S.
NO.
US$ US$
14 Tank Bund Wall (Dyke Wall)
a) Erecting of storage Tank Bund (Dyke) walls,
construction from common soil, compacted in
20cm layers including slopes, complete all as m³ 650
per drawings, specifications and as directed by
site engineer.
b) Providing and installing PCC Tiles of
(500x500x50) on Outside Dyke wall area, of
required Dimensions as shown on construction m² 2,000
drawings and as per project specifications.
c) Providing and installing 1.0 mm Thick HDPE
Lining for Storage Tanks, of required
Dimensions as shown on construction drawings m² 1,800
and as per project specifications.
d) Providing and fixing 150mm wide Polylock Joint
Sealant around Tank Ring Walls. RM 85
e) Slope preparation works for Dyke walls of

Storage Tanks m² 2,000
f) Asphalt layer for the tanks foundation m² 60

Electrical Cable Trenches
Cable Trench (excavation, sand filling, back laying,
15
cable tiles, PVC Hazardous Area Tape laying & back
filling of following Cross-sections:
a) 4000Wx1000D (mm) RM 200
b) 2000Wx1000D (mm) RM 400
c) 1000Wx750D (mm) RM 800
d) 600Wx600D (mm) RM 2250
Instrument Cable Trenches
Cable Trench (excavation, sand filling, back laying,
16
cable tiles, PVC Hazardous Area Tape laying & back
filling of following Cross-sections:
a) 1500Wx750D (mm) m 350
b) 600Wx750D (mm) m 100
c) 450Wx750D (mm) m 1,300
17 Platforms, Ladders, Pipe Supports, etc. Kg 15000
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ATTACHMENT-2
UNIT TOTAL
S.
NO.
US$ US$
18 LPG Bullets Mounding
a) Excavation up to 1m depth. m³ 1131
b) Gravel Filling at Formation Base. m³ 985

c) Geotextile layer for soil improvement at format
m² 985
ion Base.
d) Compacted Sand Bed Filling in layers m³ 6230
e) HDPE linner ‐ 0.75 mm Thk. m² 1656

f) 75 mm Thk Bitumen Mix Sand Layer on Slope
m² 1456
s.
g) 150 mm Thk Stone Pitching on Mound Top. m² 201
h) PCC ‐ C20 m³ 16
i) RCC ‐ C40 ‐ (including Formwork)
Retaining Wall m² 77
Retaining Wall Base m² 95
Inspection Tunnel m² 25
j) Rebar (Grade 60) kg 22000
k) Surface Protection Coating
LPG Bullet m² 318
Concrete Surface Below Ground Inspection m² 454
l) Fire Proofing on Exposed Nozzles m² 80
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Attachment – 3 Piping BOQ
ATTACHMENT-3
PIPING BOQ
S . NO. SIZE DESCRIPTION UOM QTY
1 ¾" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-XS,SA-106-B PE Meter 6
2 1" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-XS,SA-106-B Meter 186
3 1" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-XS,SA-106-B PE Meter 12
4 1" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-STD,SA-106-B GALV. TBE Meter 500
5 1½" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-XS,SA-106-B Meter 200
6 2" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-XS,SA-106-B Meter 3754
7 2" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-XS,SA-333 GR B Meter 48
9 3" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-STD,SA-106-B Meter 920
14 8" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-STD,SA-333 GR B Meter 64
18 16" PIPE,SMLS,SCH-40,SA-106-B Meter 406
20 24" PIPE,WELDED,SCH-STD,SA-106-B Meter 156
21 30" PIPE,WELDED,SCH-STD,SA-106-B Meter 425
22 30" 45 ELL,WELDED,SCH-STD,SA-234-WPB No. 1

23 1" 90 ELL,SW,3000LB,SA-105 No. 16
24 1" 90 LR ELL,SCH-XS,SA-234-WPB No. 37
25 1" 90 ELL,THRD,3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 40
26 2" 90 LR ELL,SCH-XS,SA-234-WPB No. 273
27 2" 90 LR ELL,SCH-XS,SA-420 WPL6 No. 2
29 3" 90 LR ELL,SCH-STD,SA-234-WPB No. 75
34 8" 90 LR ELL,SCH-XS,SA-420 WPL6 No. 2
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ATTACHMENT-3
PIPING BOQ
39 16" 90 LR ELL,SCH-40,SA-234-WPB No. 8
40 24" 90 LR ELL,WELDED,SCH-STD,SA-234-WPB No. 6
41 30" 90 LR ELL,WELDED,SCH-STD,SA-234-WPB No. 13
42 3"x2" RED ECC,SCH-STD x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 11

43 4"x2" RED ECC,SCH-STD x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 7
44 8"x6" RED ECC,SCH-STD x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 1
45 12"x8" RED ECC,SCH-STD x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 2
46 2"x1" RED CONC,SCH-XS x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 19
47 2"x1½" RED CONC,SCH-XS x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 3
48 3"x1½" RED CONC,SCH-STD x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 2
49 3"X2" RED CONC,SCH-STD x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 2
50 4"x3" RED CONC,SCH-STD x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 3
51 6"x2" RED CONC,SCH-STD x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 1
58 16"x8" RED CONC,SCH-40 x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 1
59 16"x12" RED CONC,SCH-40 x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 1
61 30"x20" RED CONC,WELDED,SCH-STD x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 1
62 1" TEE STR,SCH-XS,SA-234-WPB No. 1

63 1" TEE STR,SW,3000LB,SA-105 No. 1
64 2" TEE STR,SCH-XS,SA-234-WPB No. 65
65 2" TEE STR,THRD,3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 10
66 3" TEE STR,SCH-STD,SA-234-WPB No. 12
67 3" TEE STR,THRD,3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 2
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ATTACHMENT-3
PIPING BOQ
72 1 1/2"x1" TEE RED,SCH-XS x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 1
73 2"X½" TEE STR,THRD,3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 50
74 2"x1" TEE RED,SCH-XS x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 4
75 2"X1" TEE STR,THRD,3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 25
76 3"x1" TEE RED,SCH-STD x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 9
77 3"x1" TEE STR,THRD,3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 25
80 6"x4" TEE RED,SCH-STD x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 7
88 16"x12" TEE RED,SCH-40 x STD,SA-234-WPB No. 1
90 ¾" FLG SW,RF,150LB,SA-105 No. 1

91 ¾" FLG SW,RF,300LB,SA-105 No. 1
92 1" FLG SW,RF,150LB,SA-105 No. 2
93 1" FLG WN,RF,300LB,SCH-XS,SA-105 No. 39
94 1½" FLG WN,RF,150LB,SCH-XS,SA-105 No. 3
95 1½" FLG WN,RF,300LB,SCH-XS,SA-105 No. 6
98 2" FLG WN,RF,300LB,SCH-STD,SA-350 LF2 No. 1
99 2" FLG THRD,RF,150LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 30
100 3" FLG WN,RF,150LB,SCH-STD,SA-105 No. 41
102 3" FLG THRD,RF,150LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 10
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ATTACHMENT-3
PIPING BOQ
109 8" FLG WN,RF,300LB,SCH-STD,SA-350 LF2 No. 1
116 16" FLG WN,RF,300LB,SCH-40,SA-105 No. 2
119 30" FLG WN,RF,150LB,SCH-STD, SA-105,ASME B16.47 Series A No. 7
120 12" FLG BLIND,RF,150LB,SA-105 No. 1
125 3" FLG BLIND,RF,150LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 3
129 ½" SOCKOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 80

130 ¾" SOCKOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 80
131 1" SOCKOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 50
132 1½" SOCKOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 25
133 ½" THREDOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 15
134 ¾" THREDOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 10
135 1" THREDOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 5
136 1½" THREDOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 5
137 8"x2" WELDOLET,SCH-XS,SA-105 No. 2
138 12"x2" WELDOLET,SCH-X,SA-105 No. 6
139 12"x3" WELDOLET,SCH-STD,SA-105 No. 1
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ATTACHMENT-3
PIPING BOQ
140 12"x4" WELDOLET,SCH-STD,SA-105 No. 1
141 30"x2" LATROLET,SCH-XS,SA-105 No. 1
142 30"x3" LATROLET,SCH-STD,SA-105 No. 4
147 1/2" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 8
148 3" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 1
149 1/2" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 No. 84
152 1" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 No. 4
153 1"x1/2" BUSHING,RED.THRD 3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 1

154 1 1/2"x1" BUSHING,RED.THRD 3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 24
155 1"x1/2" BUSHING,RED.SW 3000LB,SA-105 No. 2
156 2"x1/2" BUSHING,RED.THRD 3000LB,SA-105 No. 4
157 2"x1/2" SWAGE NIPPLE, 3000LB, TBE, SA-105 No. 1
½" PIPE NIPPLE,TBE,SCH-XS,SA-106-B, 100MM LONG No. 100
158 ½" PIPE NIPPLE,TBE,SCH-XS,SA-106-B GALV, 100MM LONG No. 100
159 3" FULL CLPG,THRD 3000 LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 42
162 1" FULL CLPG,SW 3000 LB,SA-105 No. 1
163 1/2" UNION, THRD 3000LB, SA-105 No. 1
164 3/4" UNION, THRD 3000LB, SA-105 No. 5
165 1" UNION, THRD 3000LB, SA-105 No. 1
166 1 1/2" UNION, THRD 3000LB, SA-105 No. 4
167 2" UNION, THRD 3000LB, SA-105 No. 14
168 1" UNION, THRD 3000LB, SA-105 GALV. No. 1
169 3/4" FULL CLPG,THRD 3000 LB,SA-105 No. 5
170 2" FULL CLPG,THRD 3000 LB,SA-105 No. 2
171 1 1/2" FULL CLPG,SW 3000 LB,SA-106 No. 2
172 ¾" GASKET,1/8" THK,150LB,SPWD SS316(Non Asbestos) No. 1
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PIPING BOQ
173 1" GASKET,1/8" THK,150LB,SPWD SS316(Non Asbestos) No. 16
174 1½" GASKET,1/8" THK,150LB,SPWD SS316(Non Asbestos) No. 3
186 ¾" GASKET,1/8" THK,300LB,SPWD SS316(Non Asbestos) No. 1
188 1½" GASKET,1/8" THK,300LB,SPWD SS316(Non Asbestos) No. 7
198 ½" X 70MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 4

201 5/8" X 80MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 4
205 ¾" X 100MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 28
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212 1" X 145MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 44
213 1" X 165MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 80
214 1 1/8" X 155MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 16
217 1¼" X 180MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 40
218 1¼" X 190MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 168
219 2" SINGLE TAPE WITH EPOXY. 50% OVERLAP M 350
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Attachment – 4 Electrical BOQ
ATTACHMENT-4
ELECTRICAL BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)
Total
Sr. No. Description of Item Unit Remarks
Qty.
POWER
P-1 Power & Control Cables:
P-1.1 Cu Conductor Stranded/XLPE/PVC/SWA/PVC, 0.6/1.0kV type
P-1.2 2C-4mm2 (Red + Black) ACH & Control Cables for >15kW Motors M 20000
P-1.3 2C-10mm2 (Red + Black) UPS Power supply cables M 8000
P-1.4 3C-4mm2 (Red + Yellow + Blue) M 2500
P-1.12 4C-10mm2 (Red+Yellow+Blue+Black), feeder cables M 2000
P-1.16 4C-70mm2 (Red+Yellow+Blue+Black), feeder cable M 1500
P-1.17 4C-240mm2 (Red+Yellow+Blue+Black) Incoming Cable from GG to LV MCC M 1500
P-1.18 10C-2.5mm2 (Numbered) for motor LCS, control cables M 27000
P-2 Cable Glands: BW Type Cable Glands, Nickle Plated Brass (with shrouds & lock nuts) of sizes:
P-2.1 Gland Brass with Shrouds & lock nuts; M20; IP66; Nos. 50
P-2.2 Gland Brass with Shrouds & lock nuts; M20; EExe; Nos. 50
P-2.9 Gland Brass with Shrouds & lock nuts; M63; IP66 Nos. 5
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P-3 Cable Lugs (Power & Control Cables)
Tin coated copper with suitable fasteners for Cable size: Lot 1
P-4 Cable Trench (Combined for Power, Control, Lighting, Earthing and I&C cables)
Cable Trench (excavation, sand filling, PVC Hazardous Area Tape laying, brick laying & back filling of following Cross-sections:
P-5.1 4000Wx1000D (mm) RM 200
P-5.2 2000Wx1000D (mm) RM 400
P-5.3 1000Wx750D (mm) RM 800
P-5.4 600Wx600D (mm) RM 2250
P-5 Cable Route Markers (30m spacing between successive markers considered).
P-5.1 Straight Pcs. 60
P-5.2 Bend Pcs. 30
P-5.3 Tee Pcs. 30
P-5.4 Cross Pcs. 30
P-6 Local Control Station (LCS) - made of non-corrosive material

LCS having Hand-Off-Auto Selector switch, 1-ON & 1-Off Push Button, with 1-Red Light for motor running indication, with hub
P-6.1 Nos. 35
size suitable for cable size 12C-2.5 mm2 (1 No.), EExe certified.
LCS+ESW having Hand-Off-Auto Selector switch, 1XRed Mushroom Head Lockable Push Button, 1-ON & 1-Off Push Button,
P-6.2 Nos. 25
with 1-Red Light for motor running indication, with hub size suitable for cable size 12C-2.5 mm2 (1 No.), EExe certified.
P-8 Welding Outlets (WO)

Power receptacles incorporated with molded case circuit breaker interlocked with plug mechanism, having hinged cover for
plug entrance. The circuit breaker can't be closed until the plug is fully inserted and the plug can't be withdrawn unless the
breaker is switched off. Suitable for 415VAC, 3Ph-4Wire, for use in Zone-2 hazardous area.
P-8.1 IP65, Socket 63A ; 5 Pins with switch . No. 4
P-8.2 IP65 Plug 63A ; 5pins . No. 4
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LIGHTING
L-1 Lighting Distribution Panels
415V, 3-Phase 4-wire & earth, 50Hz, IP54, 100A/10kA bus bar (99.9% pure tin coated Cu), Free standing LDP-04 with pad Nos. 1
lockable door, for outdoor installation containing following items.
1). Incoming 3-Pole, 80 Amp. MCB (01) No.
L-1.1 2). Photo switch controlled Contactor 3-Pole, 80Amp. (01) Nos. with manual over-ride;
3). Outgoing 1-Pole, 16Amp. (15) Nos. for lighting;
4). Outgoing 1-Pole, 16Amp. c/w 30mA ELCB (03) Nos. for 240VAC Conv. Outlets;
fully pre-wired, factory assembled and tested with indication lights, tags and amp./volt meters with selector switches.
415V, 3-Phase 4-wire & earth, 50Hz, IP54, 100A/10kA bus bar (99.9% pure tin coated Cu), Free standing LDP-08 with pad
2). Outgoing 1-Pole, 63Amp. (04) Nos.;
L-1.2 3). Outgoing 1-Pole, 40Amp. (04) Nos.; Nos. 1
4). Outgoing 1-Pole, 16Amp. (03) Nos.;
5). Outgoing 1-Pole, 16Amp. with 30mA ELCB (01) Nos.;
L-1.3 Nos. 1
2). Photo switch controlled Contactor 3-Pole, 30Amp. (01) Nos. with manual over-ride;
L-1.4 Nos. 1
2). Photo switch controlled Contactor 3-Pole, 80Amp. (01) Nos. with manual over-ride;
L-2 Lighting Poles
Hot dipped galvanized steel, 10.0m high, round, tapered complete with base fixing nuts, bolts & washers etc. for area (triple)
L-2.1 Nos. 23
flood lighting.
Hot dipped galvanized steel, 3m high self stand type, round, ground stanchion complete with base plate, nuts, bolts etc. for
L-2.2 Nos. 44
fluorescent lights
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L-3 Lighting Fixtures
L-3.1 Lamp suitable for outdoor installation; IP66; 400 Watts HPS; 240VAC, 50Hz type complete with fixing accessories. Nos. 40
Lamp suitable for outdoor installation; IP66; 250 Watts Metal Halide (MH); 240VAC, 50Hz type complete with fixing
L-3.2 Nos. 10
accessories.
Tube Light fixture, 2x36 Watts; 240VAC, 50Hz, 4 feet, EExe complete with pipe clamps for 1.5 inch dia steel pipe and fixing
L-3.3 Nos. 20
accessories.
Tube Light fixture, 2x36 Watts with battery backup of 30min.; 240VAC, 50Hz, 4 feet, EExe complete with pipe clamps for 1.5
L-3.4 Nos. 11
inch dia steel pipe and fixing accessories.
Tube Light fixture, 2x36 Watts ; 240VAC, 50Hz, 4 feet, IP66 complete with pipe clamps for 1.5 inch dia steel pipe and fixing
L-3.5 Nos. 2
accessories.
Tube Light fixture, 2x36 Watts with battery backup of 30min.; 240VAC, 50Hz, 4 feet, IP66 complete with pipe clamps for 1.5
L-3.6 Nos. 10
inch dia steel pipe and fixing accessories.
L-4 Convenience Socket Outlets (CO)

L-4.1 240VAC, 1-Phase, IP66 Socket 16A coupled with interlocked 3 pin switched plug with terminals for through wiring Nos. 4
L-5 Junction Boxes

Made of non-corrosive cast material or reinforced plastic material furnished with BS metric threads & grounding continuity plate,
10 terminal blocks suitable for 2.5~16 mm2 Cables.
L-5.1 Junction Boxes; IP66; input circuits with hub sizes 2xM20 and one blind plug each; 240 VAC; Nos. 14
L-5.2 Junction Boxes; IP66; input circuits with hub sizes 3xM20 and one blind plug each; 240 VAC; Nos. 11
L-5.3 Junction Boxes; IP66; input circuits with hub sizes 4xM20 each; 240 VAC; Nos. 2
L-5.4 Junction Boxes; EExe; input circuits with hub sizes 5xM20 each; 240 VAC; Nos. 1
L-5.5 Junction Boxes; EExe; input circuits with hub sizes 3xM20 and one blind plug each; 240 VAC; Nos. 10
L-5.6 Junction Boxes; EExe; input circuits with hub sizes 4xM20 and one blind plug each; 240 VAC; Nos. 5
L-6 Lighting Cables, Cu Conductor Stranded/XLPE/PVC/SWA/PVC, 0.6/1.0kV type

L-6.1 111x3C-2.5 mm2 (R+BL+E) M 2800
L-6.2 2x3C-6.0 mm2 (R+BL+E) M 100
L-6.3 23x3C-10.0 mm2 (R+BL+E) M 2400
L-6.4 5x3C-16.0 mm2 (R+BL+E) M 600
L-6.5 10x3C-25.0 mm2 (R+BL+E) M 1600
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L-7 Cable Glands
BW Type Cable Glands, Brass with shrouds & lock nuts of sizes:
L-7.1 Gland Brass with Shrouds & lock nuts; M20; IP65; Nos. 200
L-7.2 Gland Brass with Shrouds & lock nuts; M20; EExe; Nos. 105
L-7.3 Gland Brass with Shrouds & lock nuts; M25; IP66; Nos. 30
L-7.4 Gland Brass with Shrouds & lock nuts; M25; EExe; Nos. 10
L-7.6 LIGHTING SWITCHES

240VAC, 16ADP, Exe, Rotary type ON/OFF switches suitable for installation in Zone-1/ Zone-2 hazardous Area for controlling
Nos. 6
the Compressor Shed Inside Lighting.
EARTHING
E-1.0 Concrete Earth Pits (Pre-Casted) Nos. 110
E-1.1 Rod/Bar 20mm dia; Copper; Plain Round (3m). Nos. 110
E-1.2 Driving Stud for 20mm dia copper rod . Nos. 110
E-1.3 Bare copper bus bar; 250x50x6t mm; for 20mm dia rod with nuts bolts & washers. Nos. 110
E-1.4 Copper strip; 350x50x6t mm; earth bus bar with 5-Holes. Nos. 110
E-1.5 Copper bus bar support insulator. Nos. 220
E-1.6 Plain Sheet; 400x400x5t mm, MS sheet with handle. Nos. 110
E-2.0 Grounding Conductor

Green / Yellow PVC covered soft drawn stranded copper conductor of the following sizes
E-2.1 Cable Cu / PVC Stranded; 1C-120 mm2; Yellow/Green. M 250
E-2.4 Flexible Cu braid (35mm2 x 350L) for fence gate grounding. Nos. 25
E-2.5 Cable Cu / PVC Stranded; 1C-6 mm2; Green (for I&C equipment). M 900
E-3.0 Compression Type Connectors Lot 1

E-4.0 Solder less Terminal (Non- insulated Crimp type terminal lugs for stranded copper conductors) Lot 1
E-5.0 Grounding Reel with 15m Cable Cu / PVC Stranded; 1C-70 mm2; Yellow/Green and Clamps No. 2
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Miscellaneous Items / Material
M-1 Steel Conduit Lot 1
M-2 Cable Tags Lot 1
M-3 Cable Tray (C.T) for E&I Cables
M-3A Hot Dipped Galvanized complete with covers, jointing plates, nuts, bolts, washers & SS Straps
M-3A.1 Cable Tray Ladder; 900W x 150H mm (6.0m L). Pcs. 150
M-3A.2 Joining Plate assembly (complete set) for Tray for 900W x 150H mm. Pcs. 300
M-3A.3 Inside Riser for Ladder Tray for 900W x150H mm. Pcs. 10
M-3A.4 Outside Riser for Ladder Tray for 900W x 150H mm. Pcs. 10
M-3A.5 Hold down Clamps for the Cable Tray Pcs. 300
M-3B Hot Dipped Galvanized complete with covers, jointing plates, nuts, bolts, washers & SS Straps
M-3B.1 Cable Tray Ladder; 600W x 150H mm (6.0m L). Pcs. 20
M-3B.2 Joining Plate assembly (complete set) for Tray for 600W x 150H mm. Pcs. 40
M-3B.3 Inside Riser for Ladder Tray for 600W x 150H mm. Pcs. 3
M-3B.4 Outside Riser for Ladder Tray for 600W x 150H mm. Pcs. 3
M-3B.5 Hold down Clamps for the Cable Tray Pcs. 50
M-3C Hot Dipped Galvanized complete with covers, jointing plates, nuts, bolts, washers & SS Straps
M-3C.1 Cable Tray Ladder; 300W x 150H mm (6.0m L). Pcs. 25
M-3C.2 Joining Plate assembly (complete set) for Tray for 300W x 150H mm. Pcs. 50
M-3C.3 Inside Riser for Ladder Tray for 300W x 150H mm. Pcs. 5
M-3C.4 Outside Riser for Ladder Tray for 300W x 150H mm. Pcs. 5
M-3C.5 Hold down Clamps for the Cable Tray Pcs. 50
M-3D Perforated Cable Tray; 150W x 75D mm 6.0 L) - for installation of lighting cable on skids as required Pcs. 50
M-4 Sealing Compound and Tapes Lot 1
M-5 Unistrut Channel: 42x25x10 mm Thk 2.5MM for Perforated Tray / Duct (3.0m length) Lot 1
M-6 Clamps made of galvanized steel for fixing to unistrut channel Lot 1
MS Material (Angle, Channel, Flate etc.), fasteners with plain & spring washers, U-bolts, sheets etc. for site fabrication work for
M-7 Lot 1
equipment installation.
M-8 Cable Trefoil Cleats for securing incomng power cables from the main generators. Lot 1
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Attachment – 5 Instrument BOQ
ATTACHMENT - 5
INSTRUMENTATION BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)

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1 FIELD INSTRUMENTS: 277
Shut Down valve(Ball) with 3-way Solenoid Valve & 2 Limit Switches
1.1 EFX Pcs 2
12" 300# RF, Material: CS
1.2 EFX Pcs 6
6" 150# RF Material: CS
1.3 EFX Pcs 4
1.4 EFX Pcs 7
1.5 EFX Pcs 2
1.6 EFX Pcs 1
4" 150# RF Material: DSS
1.7 EFX Pcs 1
1.8 EFX Pcs 23
Blow Down valve(Ball) with 3-way Solenoid Valve & 2 Limit Switches
1.9 EFX Pcs 1
Shut Down valve (Ball) with 3-way Solenoid Valve & 2 Limit Switches
1.10 EFX Pcs 1
Shut Down valve (Ball) with 3-way Solenoid Valve & 2 Limit Switches
1.11 EFX Pcs 0
Pressure Gauge- line mount
1.12 EFX Pcs 25
Bourdon Tube Type, connection ½" NPT, Material: CS
Pressure Gauge- vessel mount 2" 300# Flanged
1.13 EFX Pcs 1
Pressure Gauge- vessel mount 2" 150# Flanged
1.14 EFX Pcs 2
Pressure Transmitter
1.15 EFX Pcs 13
Connection ½" NPT Material: CS
Control Valve (Globe) with electro-pneumatic Positioner and IA regulator
1.16 EFX Pcs 1
Valve Size 14", Rating #300 Material: CS
1.17 EFX Pcs 1
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1.18 EFX Pcs 1
1.19 EFX Pcs 3
1.20 EFX Pcs 4
1.21 EFX Pcs 4
1.22 EFX Pcs 3
Pressure Safety Valve Set @ 205 psig
1.23 EFX Pcs 2
4" #300 x 6" #150 Material: CS
Pressure Safety Valve Set @ 16.5 barg
1.24 EFX Pcs 1
2"#150 x 3"#150 Material: CS
Pressure Safety Valve Set @ 7 barg
1.25 EFX Pcs 1
2"#150 x 3"#150 Material: CS
1.26 EFX Pcs 1
1 1/2"#300 x 2"#150 Material: CS
1.27 EFX Pcs 1
1 1/2"#300 x 2"#150 Material: CS
1.28 EFX Pcs 1
1 1/2"#150 x 3"#150 Material: CS
1.29 EFX Pcs 1
3/4" #300 x 1"#150 Material: CS
1.30 EFX Pcs 1
1"#150 x 2"#150 Material: CS
1.31 PRV - Pressure Relief Valves, 2", #150 Material: CS EFX Pcs 2
1.32 PVRV - Pressure Vaccum Regulatory Valves, 8", #150 Material: CS EFX Pcs 1
DP Flow transmitter with Square edge Orifice, and 5-way manifold, 1/2"NPT
1.33 EFX Pcs 1
Line Size 12", #300 RF, concentric Bore Material: CS
1.34 EFX Pcs 1
1.35 EFX Pcs 1
1.36 EFX Pcs 1
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1.37 EFX Pcs 1
1.38 EFX Pcs 1
Flow Restriction Orifice
1.39 EFX Pcs 1
1.40 EFX Pcs 5
1.41 EFX Pcs 2
Temperature Gauge Bimettalic with Thermo well Flanged
1.42 EFX Pcs 1
Thermowell Connection 2" , #300 , U-Length: 10" Material: CS
Temperature Gauge Bimettalic with Thermo well Flanged
1.43 EFX Pcs 4
Thermowell Connection 2" , #150 , U-Length: 10" Material: CS
Temperature Transmitter with RTD (pt-100) Thermo well Flanged
1.44 EFX Pcs 3
TW : 3/4" Threaded, U-length 6" , TT: 1/2" , Material: CS
Temperature Transmitter with RTD (pt-100) Thermo well Flanged
1.45 EFX Pcs 1
TW : 3/4" Threaded, U-length 2" , TT: 1/2" , Material: CS
Level Gauge Reflex Type, with 1/2" vent valve and 1/2" drain valve
1.46 EFX Pcs 9
Standpipe, connection 3/4" -SW Material: CS
Level Transmitter GWR Type
1.47 EFX Pcs 1
(0-100%), connection 2" 300# RF Material: CS
1.48 EFX Pcs 5
1.49 EFX Pcs 7
Level Switch Float Type
1.50 EFX Pcs 2
(0-100%), Top Mounted 1" NPT Material: CS
Level Switch Float Type
1.51 EFX Pcs 12
(0-100%), External chamber mounted connection 1" NPT Material: CS
1.52 Analyzer, Gas Chromatograph , with all assessories, 2", #150 Material: CS EFX Pcs 2
Flow Computer , with DP type flow transmitter, pressure transmitter and temperature element, 12" line,
1.53 EFX Pcs 1
#300 Material: CS
1.54 Analyzer, H2S , with all assessories 2", #300 Material: CS EFX Pcs 2
1.55 Analyzer, RVP Analyzer , with all assessories 2", #150 Material: CS EFX Pcs 1
1.56 Analyzer, RVP Analyzer , with all assessories 2", #300 Material: CS EFX Pcs 1
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1.57 Analyzer, HCDP , with all assessories 2", #300 Material: CS EFX Pcs 1
1.58 Analyzer, Moisture , with all assessories 2", #300 Material: CS EFX Pcs 1
Flow Sight Glass
1.59 EFX Pcs 1
Flow Sight Glass
1.60 EFX Pcs 1
Emergency Shutdown Push Button
1.61 EFX Pcs 2
Explosion Proof, IP 65 Material: U.V. glass reinforced polyester
1.62 Manual Alarm Call points Material: Polycarbonate EFX Pcs 6
1.63 Fire Hooter/Siren 3-Tone Material: Polycarbonate EFX Pcs 2
1.64 UV-IR Type Fire Detectors Material: Aluminum/bronze EFX Pcs 20
HC Gas Detector
1.65 EFX Pcs 30
IR Point Type 0-100% LEL Material: Aluminum/SS
H2S (Toxic) Gas Detector
1.66 EFX Pcs 22
Electrochemical Sensor 0-50 ppm Material: Aluminum/SS
2 BLUE, 2 RED, 2
1.67 Flashing Beacon BLUE/RED/YELLOW for FGS Material: U.V. glass EFX Pcs 6
YELLOW
2 PANELS AND CONTROL SYSTEMS ETC
Control System comprising of at least following allied accessories (to be placed in Control room)
1- System Cabinet(s) - 2100x 800x1200
2.1 2- I/O Marshalling Cabinet(s) - 2100x 800x1200 EFX No. 4
3- Communication Cabine(s) - no's 2100x 800x800
4- HMI , DCS Engineering Station ( the same shall be used for ESD as well)
5- LAN and Internet service through communication equipment to be placed in communication cabinet
Flow Computer, with 01 No's meter runs with allied accessories, Interfacing the following items:
DP type flow transmitter
2.2 Pressure transmitter with cables EFX Pcs 1
RTD with Cable to Transmitter
DCS interface
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3 INSTRUMENT JUNCTION BOXES
Junction Boxes,EExe type with 03 Nos of Terminal Blocks; TB-1=21 terminals, TB-2=08 terminals and TB-
3.1 Contractor Pcs 5
3 =19 terminals. 2.5mm2 size terminations
Junction Boxes,EExe type with 02 Nos of Terminal Blocks; TB-1=61 terminals, TB-2=41 terminals.
2.5mm2 size terminations
3.5 Junction Boxes, EExe type with 70 Nos. 2.5mm2 size terminals Contractor Pcs 30
3.6 Junction Boxes, EExe type with 20 Nos. 2.5mm2 size terminls Contractor Pcs 30
3.7 JB INSTALLATION MATERIALS
Nameplate for Junction Box, 30 w x 120 L, 1 T
3.7.1 Contractor Pcs 67
letter Height 5mm
3.7.2 Sunshade for Junction Box, 600 l x 600 w x 100 d Contractor Pcs 67
3.7.3 Pipe Seamless, 2", 3000 mm L Contractor Pcs 165
3.7.4 Pipe Seamless, 3", 3000 mm L Contractor Pcs 165
3.7.5 Base Plate 250 mm W x 6 mm T, 250 mm L Contractor Pcs 72
3.7.6 End pipes Contractor Pcs 72
4 INSTRUMENT CABLES
4.1 01P - 1.5 mm2 - CU/XLPE/(OS)/LSZH/SWA/LSZH ( Flame Retardant) Black Contractor Mtrs 5000
4.2 02P - 1.5 mm2 - CU/XLPE/(OS)/LSZH/SWA/LSZH (Fire Resistant) Black Contractor Mtrs 6000
4.3 02C - 1.5 mm2 - CU/XLPE/(OS)/LSZH/SWA/LSZH (Flame-Retardant) Black Contractor Mtrs 7000
4.7 06P - 1.5 mm2 - CU/XLPE/IS/OS/LSZH/SWA/LSZH (Flame Retardant) Black Contractor Mtrs 6500
4.8 10P - 1.5 mm2 - CU/XLPE/IS/OS/LSZH/SWA/LSZH (Flame Retardant) Black Contractor Mtrs 2000 For FGS instruments
4.9 10P - 1.5 mm2 - CU/XLPE/IS/OS/LSZH/SWA/LSZH (Fire Resistant) Black Contractor Mtrs 1500
4.11 20P - 1.5 mm2 - CU/XLPE/IS/OS/LSZH/SWA/LSZH (Fire Resistant) Black Contractor Mtrs 4000 For FGS instruments
4.12 10C - 1.5 mm - CU/XLPE/(OS)/LSZH/SWA/LSZH (Flame-Retardant) Black Contractor Mtrs 3000
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4.21 Cat6 - Category 6 Shielded Ethernet Cable with RJ45 connectors. Contractor Mtrs 500
4.22 RS-485 - Modbus RS485 Cable Contractor Mtrs 15000
4.23 6mmsq PVC Y/G cable Contractor Mtrs 4000
4.24 CABLE GLANDS/ CONNECTORS
4.24.1 Cable Gland M20 (E1W) Brass Nickel Plated , Double Compression Type, IP66, Exe/Exd Hawke 501/453 Contractor Pcs 1500
certified NPT Thread, with earth tag and 6x6 lug, With Lock Nut, Sealing Washer and PVC Shroud
RJ 45 Brass Nickel Plated , Double Compression Type, IP66, NPT Thread, With Lock Nut, Sealing
Washer and PVC Shroud
RS-485 Brass Nickel Plated , Double Compression Type, IP66, NPT Thread, With Lock Nut, Sealing
Washer and PVC Shroud
4.25 CABLE INSTALLATION MATERIAL Contractor
All consumable items required for the installation of all Cables collectively items such as fixings,
4.25.1 Contractor Lot 1
Lugs, cable ties, cable tags, route markers, teflon tape, sealants and the like.
4.25.2 Instrument Cable Conduits 2", flexible SS Contractor Mtrs 500 For JBs
4.25.3 U-Bolt M8 suitable for 2" rigid CS conduit Contractor Mtrs 1000
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5 INSTRUMENT CABLE TRAYS
Top Cover Ladder type cable tray 900Wx150Hx3000L. Top covered with jointing plates, nuts, bolts,
washers & SS Straps
5.2 Inside Riser for ladder Tray for 900W x 150H mm. Contractor Pcs 6
5.3 Outside Riser for ladder Tray for 900W x 150H mm. Contractor Pcs 6
5.4 Hold down Clamps for the Cable Tray Contractor Pcs 748
5.5 Horizontal bend 90° for ladder Tray for 900W x 150H mm. Contractor Pcs 7
5.6 Cable Tray Supports T-supports 3 meters apart (By Piping) Contractor Pcs 66
Top Cover Ladder type cable tray 300Wx100Hx3000L. Top covered with jointing plates, nuts, bolts,
washers & SS Straps
5.8 Inside Riser for perforated Tray for 300W x 100H mm. Contractor Pcs 6
5.9 Outside Riser for perforated Tray for 3000W x 100H mm. Contractor Pcs 6
5.11 Horizontal bend 90° for Perforated Tray for 300W x 100H mm. Contractor Pcs 4
Galvanised Perofrated type cable tray 150Wx100Hx3000L. Top covered with jointing plates, nuts, bolts,
washers & SS Straps
5.14 Inside Riser for perforated Tray for 150W x 100H mm. Contractor Pcs 6
5.15 Outside Riser for perforated Tray for 150W x 100H mm. Contractor Pcs 6
5.17 Horizontal bend 90° for Perforated Tray for 150W x 100H mm. Contractor Pcs 4
6 CLEAN EARTHING
6.1 Concrete Earth Pits (Pre-Casted) Contractor Nos. 7
6.2 Rod/Bar 20mm dia; Copper; Plain Round (3m). Contractor Nos. 7
6.3 Driving Stud for 20mm dia copper rod . Contractor Nos. 7
6.4 Bare copper bus bar; 250x50x6t mm; for 20mm dia rod with nuts bolts & washers. Contractor Nos. 7
6.5 Copper strip; 350x50x6t mm; earth bus bar with 5-Holes. Contractor Nos. 7
6.6 Copper bus bar support insulator. Contractor Nos. 13
6.7 Plain Sheet; 400x400x5t mm, MS sheet with handle. Contractor Nos. 7
6.8 Grounding Conductor: Cable Cu / PVC Stranded; 1C-70 mm2; Yellow/Green. Contractor Mtrs 22
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ATTACHMENT - 5

scope of
supply
7 INSTRUMENT INSTALLATIONMATERIAL
7.1 SUNSHADES
7.1.1 Sunshade for electronic instrument, 400 l x 400 w x 100 d (Type-A) Contractor Pcs 126 For Instruments
For Analysers/ Flow
7.1.2 Sunshade for electronic instrument, 600 l x 600 w x 100 d (Type-B) Contractor Pcs 10
computer
STANCHIONS / FRAMES FOR INSTRUMENTS ( material for all items under this section is Galvanized CS, unless otherwise specified) and all dimensions are in mm unless
7.2
specified
7.2.1 Pipe seamless, 4" Dia, Length:3m, Contractor Pcs 88
For Fire, HC Gas and H2S
7.2.4 Base Plates 250 x 250mm , thk:6 Contractor Pcs 76
Gas Detectors
For Flashing Beacons and
7.2.5 Base Plates 350 x 350mm , thk:6 Contractor Pcs 2
Hooters
7.2.8 Base Plates 700 x 250mm , thk:10 ( for Analyzers) Contractor Pcs 9
7.2.9 Earthing Tung, for stanchions 50x30x, thk:5 Flar bar Contractor Pcs 220
7.2.10 Earthing Stus M10 Contractor Pcs 220
7.2.11 Earthing Stus M25 Contractor Pcs 440
7.2.12 Expansion Anchors M10 x 100L Contractor Pcs 77
For cabinets mounting in
7.2.13 SS Bolts and Nuts M12 x 50L Contractor Pcs 550
control room
For Base plate fixing into
foundations
7.2.16 Channel 100 x 50 thk:6 Contractor Pcs 550
7.2.17 Channel 80 x 50 thk:6 Contractor Pcs 550
7.2.17 Angle 50 x 50 thk:6 Contractor Pcs 550
7.2.19 Gusset Plates, 75 x 200 ( Champhor radius 10) Contractor Pcs 1100
(for Cable Entries into
7.2.20 MCT's (Multiple Cable Transit) , 240 x 120 including M20, M32,M25 entries Contractor Pcs 55
building)
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scope of
supply
9 INSTRUMENT SS TUBING AND ACCESSORIES
9.1 Tube 1/2" O.D. wall thickness 1mm Contractor Mtrs 2000
9.2 Tube 1/4" O.D. wall thickness 1mm Contractor Pcs 1500
9.3 Tube 1/8" O.D. wall thickness 1mm Contractor Pcs 250
9.4 Reducing Tee 1/4" NPT x 1/2" O.D. wall thickness 1mm Contractor Pcs 50
9.5 Reducing Tee 1/8" NPT x 1/4" O.D. wall thickness 1mm Contractor Pcs 50
9.6 SS Tubing Tee 1/4" O.D. Contractor Pcs 25
9.7 Tube Union 1/2" O.D. Contractor Pcs 30
9.8 Male Connector Compression type AISI 316 1/2" OD x 1/2" NPT Contractor Pcs 100
9.12 SS Tubing 1/4" Check Valve CCN2 Contractor Pcs 15
9.13 SS Tubing Supports Contractor Lot 1
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Erection and Installation
Attachment – 6
BOQ
ATTACHMENT-6
ERECTION / INSTALLATION BOQ
DIMENSIONS (FT) WEIGHT

S. NO. EQUIPMENT
W L H LB
1 HP Inlet Cooler 6 x 40 x 16 45,000
2 HP Inlet KO Drum 8 x 19 x 8 35,000
3 LP Compressor Package 1 18 x 40 x 10 176,360
8 LP Compressor Cooler 1 14 x 40 x 12 44,090
13 MP Compressor Package 1 10 x 40 x 10 176,360
14 MP Compressor Package 2 10 x 40 x 10 176,360
15 MP Compressor Cooler 1 14 x 40 x 12 44,090
16 MP Compressor Cooler 2 14 x 40 x 12 44,090
17 MP Separator Skid 8 x 38 x 10 33,068
18 LP Separator Skid 8 x 38 x 10 28,659
19 MP Separator Pump A 2 x 5.5 x 2 1,200
20 MP Separator Pump B 2 x 5.5 x 2 1,200
21 LP Separator Pump A 3 x 10 x 3 2,000
22 LP Separator Pump B 3 x 10 x 3 2,000
23 HCDP Module A 16 x 45 x 16 71,646
24 HCDP Module B 16 x 45 x 20 133,372
25 EG Regeneration Skid 13 x 32 x 12 46,735
26 Overhead Gas Compressor A 15 x 34 x 11 113,532
27 Overhead Gas Compressor B 15 x 34 x 11 113,532
28 After Cooler A 10 x 30 x 10 44,090
29 After Cooler B 10 x 30 x 10 44,090
30 Refrigeration Compressor 1 12 x 36.5 x 15 58,419
35 Economizer Skid 14 x 35 x 15 47,397
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S. NO. EQUIPMENT
W L H LB
36 Receiver Skid 14 x 40 x 15 52,908
37 Propane Condenser Bay 1 12 x 58 x 14 44,090
45 De-ethanizer Column 8 x 100 x 8 123,452
46 De-ethanizer Reboiler Skid 5 x 15 x 8 6,614
47 De-propanizer Column 9 x 85 x 9 70,544
48 De-propanizer Condenser Skid 16 x 35 x 12 48,499
49 De-propanizer Reflux Drum Skid 16 x 35 x 17 84,873
50 De-propanizer Reboiler Skid 5 x 15 x 8 6,614
51 De-propanizer Reflux Condenser 11 x 42 x 10 34,000
52 De-butanizer Reflux Condenser A 14 x 53 x 12 50,000
53 De-butanizer Reflux Condenser B 14 x 53 x 12 50,000
54 Off-Specs Condensate Pump 2 x 5.5 x 2 1,200
55 Off-Specs LPG Pump 2 x 5.5 x 2 1,200
56 Condensate Cooler 8 x 25 x 8 13,227
57 Condensate Transfer Pump A 4 x 12 x 4 10,000
58 Condensate Transfer Pump B 4 x 12 x 4 10,000
59 Produced Water Transfer Pump A 2 x 5.5 x 2 1,200
60 Produced Water Transfer Pump B 2 x 5.5 x 2 1,200
61 Fuel Gas Skid 5 x 25 x 7 11,023
62 Hot Oil Heater 12 x 57 x 12 110,225
63 Hot Oil Pump Skid 8 x 38 x 8 44,090
64 Flare KO Drum 15 x 30 x 15 22,045
65 Flare Stack 3 x 100 x 3 13,227
66 Flare KO Pump A 4 x 8 x 4 2,000
67 Flare KO Pump B 4 x 8 x 4 2,000
68 Diesel Storage Tank A 10 x 20 x 10 11,463
69 Diesel Storage Tank B 10 x 20 x 10 11,463
70 Lube Oil Storage Tank A 10 x 20 x 10 11,463
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S. NO. EQUIPMENT
W L H LB
71 Lube Oil Storage Tank B 10 x 20 x 10 11,463
72 Off-Specs LPG Bullet A 15 x 80 x 15 143,293
73 Off-Specs LPG Bullet B 15 x 80 x 15 143,293
74 LPG Export Pump A (Verticcal) 2 x 12 x 2 10,000
75 LPG Export Pump B (Verticcal) 2 x 12 x 2 10,000
76 40' Container (20 No.) 8 x 40 x 8 -
77 Gas Enginer Power Generator A 7.5 x 16 x 6.5 30,000
78 Gas Enginer Power Generator B 7.5 x 16 x 6.5 30,000
79 Gas Enginer Power Generator C 7.5 x 16 x 6.5 30,000
80 Emergency Diesel Generator 4 x 15 x 8 15,432
81 Piping Spools (flanged) of Various Sizez (no welding) 20,000
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Attachment – 7 Tanks Details
ATTACHMENT-7
TANKS DETAILS
1- OFF-SPECS CONDENSATE STORAGE TANK

− Capacity: 1500 BBL
− Size: 8000mm OD x 6000 mm Height
− Quantity: 01
− Design Code: API 650
− Design Pressure: 0.0299 barg to – 0.00249 barg @ 90°C
− Material: CS SA36
− External Painting: Please refer to Enerflex Painting Specs.
− Internal Painting: Epoxy Paint 75µ bottom plate and 3000mm
− Nozzles: 2” 150# WNRF 07
3” 150# WNRF 02
6” 150# WNRF 01
24” 150# WNRF 02 with blinds
2- WATER STORAGE TANK

− Capacity: 1500 BBL
− Size: 7300mm OD x 5500 mm Height
− Quantity: 01
− Design Code: API 650
− Design Pressure: Atmospheric @ 90°C
− Material: CS SA36
− External Painting: Please refer to Enerflex Painting Specs.
− Internal Painting: Epoxy Paint 75µ bottom plate and 3000mm
− Nozzles: 2” 150# WNRF 04
3” 150# WNRF 01
4” 150# WNRF 01
24” 150# WNRF 02 with blinds
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Attachment – 8 Manual Valve List
ATTACHMENT - 8
MANUAL VALVES BOQ
TAG NO. TYPE SIZE RATING ENDS MATERIAL QTY
½"BCN1 Ball Valves ½" 800# NPT A104 32

½"BCC3 Ball Valves ½" 800# SW & NPT A105 93
¾"BCC3 Ball Valves ¾" 800# SW & NPT A105 17
¾"BCS3,PL Ball Valves ¾" 800# SW A105 1
1"BCC3 Ball Valves 1" 800# SW & NPT A105 29
1"BCS3 Ball Valves 1" 800# SW A105 9
1"BCS3,PL Ball Valves 1" 800# SW A105 8
1½"BCS3,PL Ball Valves 1" 800# SW A105N 3
1"BCN1 Ball Valves 1" 800# NPT A105N 6
2"BCN3 Ball Valves 2" 150# NPT A216 WCB 4
2"BC12 Ball Valves 2" 150# RF A216 WCB 63
2"BC12,L Ball Valves 2" 150# RF A216 WCB 4
2"BC12,P Ball Valves 2" 150# RF A216 WCB 2
2"BC12,PL Ball Valves 2" 150# RF A216 WCB 12
3"BCN3 Ball Valves 3" 150# NPT A216 WCB 8
3"BC12,L Ball Valves 3" 150# RF A216 WCB 2
1"LC11 Globe Valve 1" 150# RF A216 WCB 1
1"LCS1 Globe Valve 1" 150# SW A216 WCB 6
1"LCS1,L Globe Valve 1" 150# SW A216 WCB 1
2"CC12 Check Valve 2" 150# RF A216 WCB 14
3"CCN2 Check Valve 3" 150# NPT A216 WCB 4
½" NSN1 Needle Valve ½" 800# NPT SS 12
½" NSM2 Needle Valve ½" 800# ½" NPT (M) x ½" NPT (F) SS 41
½" NSC2 Needle Valve ½" 800# SW & NPT SS 2
2"YC11 Y-Strainer 2" 150# A216 WCB 5
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Attachment – 9 Insulation BOQ
ATTACHMENT-9
INSULATION BOQ
S. NO. ITEM TYPE THK AREA, m²
1 De-ethanizer Column (Upper Portion) Hot 2" 60

2 De-ethanizer Column (Lower Portion) Hot 2½" 130
3 De-propanizer Column Hot 2½" 160
4 2" Pipe Hot 1½" 10
5 3" Pipe Hot 2" 5
6 4" Pipe Hot 2" 5
7 6" Pipe Hot 2" 12
8 8" Pipe Hot 2" 125
9 12" Pipe Hot 2½" 350
10 De-propanizer Condenser Cold 3½" 20
11 De-propanizer Reflux Drum Cold 2" 30
12 Gas / Gas Exchanger Cold 3" 20
13 Gas / Liquid Exchanger Cold 3" 15
14 Gas Chiller Cold 3½" 40
15 Low Temperature Separator Cold 3" 100
16 2" Pipe Cold 1" 2
17 2" Pipe Cold 1½" 4
18 6" Pipe Cold 1½" 80
19 8" Pipe Cold 1½" 8
20 12" Pipe Cold 1½" 20
22 3" Pipe Cold 2" 12
24 6" Pipe Cold 2" 35
25 8" Pipe Cold 2" 30
27 10" Pipe Cold 3" 12
28 12" Pipe Cold 3" 15
29 16" Pipe Cold 3" 15
30 10" Pipe Cold 3½" 10
31 12" Pipe Cold 3½" 150
Notes
1) Please refer to attached for Insulation Specifications.
2) Contractor to include installation wastages.
3) Contractor to include screws, sealant, wire etc.
Contractor to include all labour and indirect costs in installation cost above, including
4)
scaffolding.
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Attachment – 10 Division of Responsibilities
ATTACHMENT-9
BIN UMER GAS FIELD
DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITIES
SR.
DESCRIPTION ENERFLEX CONTRACTOR REMARKS
NO.
1.0 Design Work
1.01 Design work as mentioned in the scope of work 
1.02 Supply of Drawings except for tanks  Only PDF files

1.03 Compacted Land 
2.0 Site Facilities

2.01 Residential camp 
2.02 Site office 
2.03 On-site warehouse 
2.04 Lay down Area 
2.05 Site Store 
2.06 Workshop 
2.07 Land preparation for camp, workshop, ware 
house, etc.
2.08 Communication (phone/internet) 
2.09 Temporary Toilet Facilities 
2.1 Septic Tank and disposal system 
2.11 Cleaning and maintenance of the site and offices 
2.12 Potable Water 

2.13 Electrical Power 
2.14 Fence for camp, workshop, store, 
accommodation, offices, etc.
2.15 Security 
2.16 Removal of Temporary structure / clean-up after  Contractor to leave the site
completion of work clean and tidy as it was for
their work.
3.0 General
3.01 Soil Investigation  To be quoted separately
3.02 Topographic Survey  To be quoted separately
3.03 Levelling / Grading / Compaction  Unit rates to be quoted.
3.04 Loading / Off loading of material at site 
3.05 Labor & supervision 
3.06 Security of material at site. 
3.07 Movement of material within site 
3.08 Material control 
3.09 Vehicles for manpower and material / 
consumables transportation
3.1 Method statement of Job execution 
3.11 Execution of work at site 
3.12 Repairs of damaged coating 
3.13 Construction equipment 
3.14 Material Reconciliation 
3.15 Access to Enerflex / Client inspector 
3.16 Rectification due to subcontractor's workmanship, 
interpreting of Drawings / Specifications
3.17 Water for construction 

3.18 Power for construction 
3.19 Transport for workers / employees 
3.2 Co-ordination with others working in the area 
3.21 First Aid / Medical Aid 
3.22 Personal safety gears and equipment 
3.23 Preservation of existing installation on the site 
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3.24 Clearance of Punch Lists 
3.25 Daily progress report 
3.26 Daily manpower report 
4.0 Material
All equoiemnt, skids, vessels, pumps, 
compressors, etc.
Manual Valves 
All material required for civil construction 

Pipes, fittings, flanges, gaskets, bolts, etc. 
Power cables, trays, glands, lighitng, earthing 
material, installation material, etc.
Instrument cables, trays, tubing, glands, junction 
boxes, installtion material, etc.
Paint 
Insutaltion and Jacketing material 
Coat / wrap material 
4.0 Civil Construction

4.01 Supply of direct material required for construction 
4.02 All construction work 

4.03 Third party tests of compaction  20 samples at least
4.04 Removal / Disposal of Excavated Soil from Site 
5.0 Piping Construction

5.01 pipes, fittings, flanges, bolts, gaskets  Contractor to provide
separate price
5.02 All consumables 
5.03 Manual Valves 
5.04 Paint 
5.05 Insulation / Jacketing 
5.06 Safe Disposal of Water after Hydrostatic Testing 
5.07 All temporary supports, dummy spools, gigs and 

fixtures, etc.
5.08 Temporary gaskets 
5.09 End covering including end covers 
5.1 NDT including consumables & equipment 
5.11 Interpretation of NDT results 
5.12 PWHT including consumables and equipment 
5.13 Protection of flange faces & chamfered ends 
against corrosion
5.14 Marking of weld numbers 
5.15 Correction of defective welds and subsequent 
NDT
5.16 Sand blasting and painting test 
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6.0 E&I Construction

6.01 All Instruments 
6.02 PLC 
6.03 Fire & Gas Detectors 
6.04 Cables, Trays, Glands, JB, tubing, etc.  Contractor to provide
separate price
6.05 Installation of Cable Tray 
6.06 Installation of Power & Control Cables 
6.07 Termination of Power & Control Cables 
6.08 Cable splicing, if required 
6.09 Installation of Local Control Station 
6.10 Installation of Welding Sockets 
6.11 Installation of Lighting Distribution Boards 
6.12 Installation of Lighting Cables 
6.13 Termination of Lighting Cables 
6.14 Installation of Lighting Poles and Fixtures 
6.15 Installation of Lighting Junction Boxes 
6.16 Installation of Convenience Socket Outlets 
6.17 Installation of Concrete Earthing Pits 
6.18 Installation of Earthing Cables 
6.19 Compression Type Connection 
6.20 Termination of earthing cables with equipment & 
for providing continuity to cable trays
6.21 Steel Conduit (for Power, control, Lighting & 
Earthing with unistrut channel & clamps)
6.22 Instrument Cable laying 
6.23 Instrument Cable termination 
6.24 Instrument tube laying 
6.25 PLC panel installation and termination 
6.26 Instrument installation, hook-ups and calibration 
6.27 F&G detectors installation 

6.28 Loop checking 
7.0 Structural Construction

7.01 Supply of material including Plates, H-beams, I- 
beams, Channels, Angles etc.
7.02 All consumables 
7.03 Paint 
7.04 Cutting, bevelling, grinding, welding and drilling of 
the rolled sections
7.05 Fabrication and Field Erection of steel structure 
7.06 Installation/erection of shop fabricated steel 

structures, pipe racks, pipe supports (including
shoe supports), platforms etc.
7.07 Rolling of handrail pipe 
7.08 Sand blasting & painting 
8.0 Tanks
8.01 Engineering of Tanks including mechanical  As per API 650
design and fabrication drawings
8.02 Cutting, bevelling, grinding and rolling of tank 
plates
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8.03 Fabrication of cradles for transportation of rolled 
plates, if required
8.04 Fabrication of steel structure 
8.05 Rolling of wind girders 
8.06 Rolling of handroll pipe 
8.07 Abrasive blasting and priming of fabricated 
8.08 Fabrication of manhole and nozzles. 
8.09 Labor and supervision 
8.1 Paint work (internal and external) 
8.11 Loading / Off loading of material at site 
8.12 Transportation of material to site 
8.13 Execution of work at site 
8.14 Repairs of damaged coating 
8.15 Construction equipment 
8.16 Material Reconciliation 
8.17 Welder's qualification test 
8.18 WPS document 
8.19 WPS performance 
8.20 Rectification due to subcontractor's workmanship, 
interpreting of Drawings / Specifications
8.21 NDT (Radiography) 

8.22 Supply of water for hydrotesting  Per API650
8.23 Disposal of water after hydrotesting 
8.24 Hydrotesting 
9.0 Skids and vendor packages

9.01 Supply of skids and vendor packages 
9.02 Installation of skid and equipment on foundation 
9.03 Installation of prefabricated spool 

9.04 Piping field joint welding and erection 
9.05 Field Welded piping spools hydro testing flushing 
blowing and reinstallation
9.06 Bolt tightening and hot bolting 
9.07 Rotary equipment alignment and lubrication 
9.08 Hot bolt tightening 
10.0 Insurance and taxes

10.01 Workmen's compensation Insurance 
10.02 General third party liability insurance 
10.03 Vehicle and construction equipment Insurance 
10.04 Liquidated damages 
10.05 Warranty for work  12 Months
10.06 Taxes, duties and levies  As per Govt. laws
11.0 Storage
11.01 Separate area for proper storage of project 
material before fabrication/construction
11.02 Separate area for proper storage of project 
material after fabrication/construction
11.03 Unloading of material 
11.04 Tools and Plant for unloading of material 
12.0 Quality Control

12.01 QC documentation 
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12.02 Access to Enerflex / Client inspector 
12.03 Welder's qualification test 
12.04 WPS document 
12.05 WPS performance 
12.06 Submission of job book at completion of the jobs 
13.0 HSE
13.01 Carrying out regular safety drills / meetings / talks 
13.02 Weekly house keeping, removal of scrap from 

construction site and stacking in designated area.
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Attachment – 11 Plot Plan
Attachment – 12 Painting Specifications
ATTACHMENT – 11
PAINTING SPECIFICATIONS
Enerflex will use the following paint system on components that are packaged on the skid and
pressure vessels. All other equipment will be supplied with surface preparation and/or coatings
per their manufacturer’s standards.
SURFACE INTERMEDIATE
APPLICATION PRIMER COAT TOP COAT
PREPARATION COAT
I. Carbon Steel SSPC-SP-1 and/or 2 for Amerlock 2 / 400 Solvent Wash Ameron Amercoat
Insulated as well as initial cleaning High solids epoxy 450H
uninsulated carbon steel coating Wash unit with Ameron Aliphatic Polyurethane
vessels, piping, and SSPC-SP-1, 2, or 3 for Prep-88 prior to Coating
structural steel exposed to new material and/or prep Color: Pearl Gray Topcoat Color: Pearl Gray (GR-3)
ambient conditions, for touch-up, repair (GR-3) DFT: 2.0 to 4.0 mils
weathering and surface (as required) DFT: 4.0 to 6.0 mils Total DFT: 6.0 to 10.0
temperatures from -50°F to mils
250°F continuously and SSPC-SP6 – to remove
350°F intermittently. For mill scale and rust
continuous temperatures (as required)
from 300°F to 450°F use
Amercoat 880glass flake
additive.
(2-coat system)
IV. For OEM Coatings SSPC-SP-1, 2, or 3 prep OEM Coating Amerlock 2 / 400 Top Coat with the rest
for touch-up, repair High solids epoxy of the package.
All OEM coated carbon and (as required) coating
stainless steel purchased Color: Pearl Gray (GR- Use the same Top Coat
equipment up to 300*F. 3) as applied in the
DFT: 4.0 to 6.0 mils specified system.
V. STAINLESS STEEL
Stainless steel vessel and SSPC-SP-1
N/A N/A N/A
piping not required to be (as needed or required)
painted
Structural Steel
• Surface preparation will be per above table.

• Primer coat will be per above table.
• Repair will be per above table.
Equipment Components
Compressors, motors, vessels and exchangers will be prime painted in accordance with
their manufacturer's standard procedures.
Prior to finish painting the equipment components will be solvent cleaned (SSPC SP-1) to
remove grease, dirt or other foreign material.
Completed Assembly
All piping, fittings and any added structural supports will be cleaned and primed per the
above table.
When all items are primed and thoroughly dry, a final top finish coat, per the above table,
will be applied.
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Attachment – 13 Insulation Specifications
Project Phase: Engineering and Design
Engineering Guidebook Section: Insulation
Insulation Specification
Purpose
The document is intend to provide detailed guidance on insulation methodologies.
Scope
 This specification covers the general requirements, acceptable materials, thickness of insulation, and methods
of application for the insulation of piping, fittings, vessels, and exchangers in hot and cold services.
 It is the responsibility of the Project Engineer to indicate the requirements of insulation on P&I
Diagrams. The thickness and materials shall be based on the Tables provided at the end of this document.
Insulation thickness shown in the thickness tables are the thickness of insulating blocks or molded sectional
pipe insulation, and do not include the vapor barrier or final covering compound.
 The QC Manager will be responsible for supervision, control, and acceptance of the insulation work.
General
Insulation Materials
 Polyurethane:
It is supplied in bun-stock form for fabricating into sheets, and pipe, tank, and vessel insulation. It is
available in various densities, with a density of 2 lb. /ft3 being the most commonly used. The maximum
service temperature range is –3200 to +3000 F (-1950 to +1500 C), with the normally used range being –3200
to +340 F (-1950 to +10 C). It has a low k-value (k = 0.19 @ 750 F), will degrade in sun light (ultraviolet rays),
burn or char when exposed to fire, has a relative low vapor permeability, a high resistance to water absorption,
a relatively high expansion/contraction coefficient, and a normal compressive strength of 24 lb./in2.
Polyurethane is also available as a spray-on or foamed-in-place product for small, limited job site applications
or pre-insulated pipe sections.
Because of its low k-value that minimizes insulation thickness, low weight, and reasonable cost when
compared to other insulations. Polyurethane is used primarily for low temperature and cryogenic piping and
equipment.
 Cellular Glass:
Cellular glass is the generic term for insulation comprised of rigid closed glass cells. FOAMGLAS as
manufactured by Pittsburgh Corning Corporation is the only such material available. The insulation is made by
grinding glass to a fine powder, melting it in an oven, and foaming it to form the closed cells. It is available in
block form for fabricating into pipe, tank, and vessel insulation. It has an average density of 8.5 lb. /ft3. The
maximum service temperature range is –3200 to +9000 F (-1950 to +4820 C), with the normally used range –
2980 to +5500 F (-1830 to +2880 C). Usage at the higher temperatures requires special insulation design. It has
an average k-value (k = 0.35 @ 750 F), will not burn when exposed to fire, has a vapor permeability rating of
zero, a very high resistance to water absorption, a moderate expansion/contraction coefficient (less than steel),
and a nominal compressive strength of 100 lb./in2. Cellular glass is also chemically resistant, except for
hydrofluoric acid and strong caustics.
Cellular glass is used for pipe and equipment in dual temperature service, in which the process operates at
temperatures above and below ambient dew point, and for high temperature applications.
 Fiberglass:
Fiberglass is the generic term for insulation fabricated from very fine strands of glass fibers. It is available in
various forms including blankets, boards, mats, and preformed pipe insulation. Density varies with available
form. The normal range is from 1.5 to 6 lb. /ft3. The service temperature range is 00 to +8500 F (-180 to +4550
C) for products manufactured using thermosetting resin binders and –3200 to +12000 F (-1950 to +6500 C)
for products manufactured using a needling process instead of binders. The normal range for binder type
insulation is 350 to 4500 F (20 to 2320 C). Fiberglass has an average k-value (k = 0.25 @ 750 F), will not burn
(however, the binders will), has a very high vapor permeability, good resistance to moisture absorption,
very minimal compressive strength, and very good sound absorption coefficients.
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 Calcium Silicate:
Calcium silicate is made from a compound of lime and silica with reinforcing fibers. It is available in blocks and
preformed pipe sections. The average density is 14 lb. /ft3. The service temperature range is 1000 to 12000 F
(380 to 6500 C). It has a relatively high k-value (k = 0.35 @ 1000 F), will not burn, has a very high vapor
permeability, and readily absorb moisture. Calcium silicate is manufactured to be suitable for use over stainless
steel; however, individual production run must be certified to make its installation acceptable. It has high
compressive strength, although it breaks easily and shrinks when heated, which requires special installation
details for high temperature systems.
Calcium silicate is used primarily for hot and high temperature pipe and vessels. It is preferred over fiberglass
and mineral wool in applications subject to physical abuse due to its high compressive strength and shock
resistance. It is not acceptable for dual temperature service applications in which the process operates at
temperatures above and below ambient dew point or when systems operate below 1000 F (380 C).
 Mastic and Sealers:
Some newly installed insulation, such as calcium silicate, contains moisture. All insulation is subject also to
the introduction of additional moisture from rain and changing weather conditions. Mastics and sealers provide
a barrier to prevent the migration of liquid water and water vapor into insulation. This is necessary because
thermal conductivity increases rapidly with any addition of moisture, and in cryogenic systems, the moisture will
freeze within the insulation, thereby destroying it.
For hot and high temperature systems, the water vapor pressure on the heated surface is greater than the
ambient-air water vapor pressure, which results in a vapor flow from the heated surface out through the
insulation. Therefore, mastics and sealers for hot and high temperature systems are not good vapor
barriers but are good weather barriers. They are commonly called breather coatings, since they do allow the
passage of water vapor. The use of mastics and sealers on hot and high temperature systems is usually
limited to valves, fittings, and vessel heads. Pipe runs and vessel shells are covered with metal jacketing,
which provides the weather barrier.
For cold and cryogenic systems, the water vapor pressure is much greater on the outside (or ambient
temperature side) than on the cold surface. This results in a vapor flow through the insulation toward the cold
surface. Therefore, mastics and sealers for cold and cryogenic systems must be excellent vapor barriers to
keep the passage of water vapor to an absolute minimum. There is, in reality, no perfect vapor barrier. A
certain amount of vapor will always penetrate, condense, and freeze, ultimately requiring the replacement of
the insulation. The use of mastics on cold and cryogenic systems is usually limited to valves and fittings
but might include pipe runs if other type vapor barriers are not used. Sealers must be used on all joints
between insulation and between insulation and any penetrations.
 Jacketing:
Jacketing is used to provide physical protection for all insulation systems as well as weather protection for
hot and high temperature insulation. Jacketing is typically specified as light gauge corrugated aluminum. The
corrugations add rigidity, reduce glare, do not show dents as readily, and eliminate coil breaks on small lines.
Stucco finish on jacketing is also acceptable; however, it is more costly and is not normally used.
Aluminum has poor chemical resistance in the pH range 7-11, which requires that an interior moisture barrier
be applied to the aluminum jacketing when it is installed over calcium silicate. The moisture barrier
prevents galvanic or chemical corrosion of the aluminum from taking place. The moisture barrier is not
required for other types of insulation, but since the cost of the moisture barrier (usually Kraft paper over a
polyethylene films) is minimal, and to provide consistent installations, a moisture barrier is specified for
all jacketing.
Aluminum has a melting point of approximately 12000 F (6500 C). Therefore, if insulation is used as a form
for fireproofing, it must be protected using stainless steel jacketing that has a melting point exceeding
26000 F (14250 C).
Extent of Insulation
a. Reasons for Insulation
 Control heat loss (heat conservation) on hot piping and equipment
 Provide personnel protection

 Reduce heat gain or controlling surface condensation on cold piping and equipment
 Provide freeze protection, including heat tracing applications
 Provide noise attenuation
 Provide fire protection
b. The Following Piping and Components shall not be insulated
 All flanges in piping systems receiving noise attenuation insulation.
 Piping and equipment flanges operating over 8500 F (4550 C), unless special alloy bolting is used to
prevent bolt overstressing.
 All relief devices and discharge lines.
 All vessel and equipment drains, unless heat tracing is required.
 Vessel skirts and saddles.
 All equipment and piping for which heat loss is desired (such as compressor discharge piping),
unless personnel protection is required.
 Equipment name plates.
General Requirements
a. All material shall be protected from weather and damage during all stages of handling and application.
b. The surface to be insulated shall be cleaned of all dirt, oil, grease or other foreign matter. Prior to
application, ascertain if surface to be insulated requires blast and prime.
c. All testing of the pipe such as pressure test, weld X-ray, etc., shall be performed prior to the application of any
insulation.
d. Materials shall be applied in a manner to reduce shrinkage to a minimum. Excessive cracks that develop in
any material shall be repaired with a like material.
e. Aluminum covering, when used with insulation or materials which are chemically reactive with
aluminum, shall be protected on the underside by asphalt, polyethylene, or equal protective barriers.
f. Nameplates on hot equipment shall not be insulated. Insulation shall be tapered on a 45 degree angle to the
name plate and sealed with a 1/4” wet coat of finishing cement followed by 1/4” wet coat of weather-proofing
compound. Nameplates on cold service equipment shall be installed outside of insulation.
g. Hot service insulation shall be stopped short of nozzles, manways, flanges, and union to permit removing bolts
or breaking unions without damaging the insulation.
h. Circumferential insulation joints shall be staggered one-half a section or block length.
i. Circumferential and longitudinal joints in aluminum final coverings shall be arranged for good water
drainage and lapped a minimum of 1 1/2” on piping and 2” on vessels and exchangers. The
manufacturer’s standard overlap for preformed and precut materials is acceptable.
j. Cold service equipment, including valve bodies, flanges, nozzles, fittings, and all projections shall be
completely insulated. The only exception is rotating equipment such as pumps, compressors, etc. which shall
normally remain uninsulated to facilitate maintenance.
Hot Service Requirements – Calcium Silicate

a. All insulation shall be applied in joint lengths where possible and joints shall be tightly butted. Ragged and
open joints shall be neatly filled with finishing cement.
b. Final covering for hot service shall be aluminum jacketing and have a factory applied vapor barrier, and be as
follows:
 Piping and Equipment

 Straight Pipe: Flat embossed aluminum sheets, 0.016” utility grade, half hard, mill or stucco
embossed finished, in cut and machine rolled sections approximately 3 feet long. Each section of final
covering shall be secured in place with #8 x 1/2” stainless steel screws spaced at 6” intervals.
 Elbows: Preformed aluminum elbows ( Childers Manufacturing Co., General aluminum Supply Co.,
or equal).
 Vessels and Exchangers Shells
 Vertical Vessels: Corrugated aluminum roofing sheet, 1 1/4” x 1/2” corrugations, 0.020” standard
grade, half hard, with plain mill or stucco embossed finish with factory applied vapor barrier.
 Horizontal Vessel Shells and Vertical Transitional Sections: Flat aluminum sheets 0.020” utility grade,
half hard, mill or stucco embossed finish, machine cut and rolled in section approximately 3 feet long.
 Exchanger Shell Heads: Preformed aluminum or field cut gore segments with sufficient overlap to
ensure watertight joints. Minimum thickness shall be 0.020”.
 Vessel Heads: Preformed aluminum or field cut gore segments with sufficient overlap to ensure
watertight joints. Minimum thickness shall be 0.020”.
c. Insulation for Hot Piping
 Sections shall be placed on the pipe with end joints staggered and tightly butted together and shall be held
in place with three loops of 16 gage stainless steel wires per three foot section. The twisted ends of the
wire shall be bent over and forced into the insulation. All cracks and broken edges shall be filled with
insulating cement and smoothly pointed up.
 At flanges in insulated lines, the insulation shall be beveled so that flange bolts may be removed without
damage to adjacent insulation.
 Insulated piping shall be weatherproofed with aluminum jacketing with integral moisture barrier.
 Aluminum sheet shall be machine rolled to fit the O.D. of the insulation and shall be fastened in place
with stainless steel screws on 6” centers. Circumferential and end seams shall lap a minimum of 1 1/2”.
Circumferential seams on hot pipe shall not be fastened together with screws.
 Fittings shall be insulated to the same thickness as adjacent piping. Insulation for fittings shall be
performed and covered with 0.020” molded aluminum sheet.
 Hot valves will not be insulated unless otherwise specified.
d. Hot Vertical Vessels & Exchangers
 Blocks shall be applied with end joints staggered and edges butted tightly together. Blocks shall be held
in place with 3/4” x 0.020” stainless steel bands spaced on 9” centers. All cracks and broken edges
shall be filled with asbestos cement and smoothly pointed up.
 Vessel shells shall be finished with aluminum with integral moisture barrier as specified.
 Corrugated sheets shall be lapped two corrugations at side seams and at least 2” at end seams. Flat
aluminum sheets shall be lapped at least 3” at all seams. Sheets shall be held in place with stainless
screws on approximately 6” centers. 3/4” x 0.020” stainless steel bands shall be used at all sheet laps
and mid sheet. Spacing shall be 3 feet minimum.
 Vessel heads shall be prefabricated from gored flat aluminum sheet and shall be installed so as to be
watertight.
 Insulation shall be neatly beveled back to the vessel surface at all nozzles, manways, and other
connections and at the nameplate on the vessel. These bevels shall be completely sealed with flashing
cement to prevent moisture from entering behind the aluminum jacket.
 Expansion joints shall be provided in the insulation on approximately 18 foot centers. Vessels will be
provided with insulation rings tack welded to the vessel.
 A 2” space shall be left between the top of the insulating block and the insulation ring. Loose rock wool
shall be packed between the insulation ring and top of the insulating block before the corrugated sheets are
applied.

 The heads of vessels and exchangers shall be insulated with one layer of flat block insulation; two layers if
over 3” thick; and have 1/4” layer of mineral or rock wool or one coat cement to fill voids and to finish
exterior of block.
e. Personnel Protection
Insulation shall be provided on all lines and equipment operating above 1500 F and located where an operator
in the normal course of his work might be burned. Such insulation shall be labeled “PP” on the prints and shall
be stopped 7 foot above grade or operating platform and 3 foot out from operating platform. This insulation
shall be applied and finished as outlined for hot piping. Where insulation is stopped, it shall be beveled to the
pipe and flashing cement used to waterproof the ends of the insulation.
Cold Service Requirements - Polyurethane

a. General
 This specification covers the application of Polyurethane insulation and accessories to piping and
equipment.
 Adequate vapor barriers, having a permeability rating of 0.01 under ASTM C-355 and seals shall be
affected in insulation of all cold equipment and piping.
 All single layers, or outer layer of double layer insulation, shall be applied in joint lengths where possible
and joints (including contraction slip joints) shall be tightly butted and buttered with joint sealer to
provide a single homogenous mass impermeable to water vapor.
 Polyurethane insulation shall be furnished shop-coated with asphalt such that all pores are sealed or
furnished with factory-applied-foil-scrim-kraft-reinforced vapor barrier jacket.
 Insulation shall be secured with 1”wide reinforced tape on 9” centers. If a foil-kraft-vapor-barrier is used, all
laps shall be sealed with 2” wide polyvinyl tape.
 Final covering for cold service
 Piping and Equipment
 Straight Pipe: Flat embossed aluminum sheets, 0.016” utility grade, half hard, mill or stucco
embossed finished, in cut and machine rolled sections approximately 3 feet long. Securement to
be 1/2” stainless steel bands on 12” centers.
 Elbows: Preformed aluminum elbows (Childers Manufacturing Co., General aluminum Supply
Co., or equal).
 Valves flanges, contraction joints shall be finished with preformed or field fabricated
aluminum covers.
 Vessels and Exchangers Shells
 Vertical Vessels: Corrugated aluminum roofing sheet, 1 1/4” x 1/2” corrugations, 0.020” standard
grade, half hard, with plain mill or stucco embossed finish with factory applied vapor barrier.
 Horizontal Vessel Shells and Vertical Transitional Sections: Flat alum inum sheets 0.020”
utility grade, half hard, mill or stucco embossed finish, machine cut and rolled in section
approximately 3 feet long.
 Exchanger Shell Heads: Preformed aluminum or field cut gore segments with sufficient overlap
to ensure watertight joints. Minimum thickness shall be 0.020”.
 Vessel Heads: Preformed aluminum or field cut gore segments with sufficient overlap to ensure
watertight joints. Minimum thickness hall be 0.020”.
b. Cold Piping
 Pipe insulation thru 3” thickness shall be applied in a single layer.
 Pipe insulation 3 1/2” thickness and above shall be applied in double layer construction with joints
staggered.
 Pipe insulation shall be applied with end joints staggered and with all edges of single layer or outer
layers of double layer buttered with a trowel grade of joint sealer and butted tight together. Chipped places

in any layer shall be filled with seam filler before the next layer is applied. Each succeeding layer shall be
offset so that the joints do not coincide.
 Finish shall be 0.016” flat mill or stucco embossed aluminum sheet rolled to fit the O.D. of the covering.
Side and end seams shall overlap a minimum of 1 1/2”. The aluminum sheet shall be held in place with
1/2” x 0.020” stainless steel bands and chip on 1-foot centers. The use of screws is prohibited.
c. Cold Fittings
 Fittings for purposes of this specification shall include weld elbows, tees, reducers, screwed fittings,
unions, flanges, and valves.
 Fittings shall be insulated at the same time and in the same manner as specified for pipe. Fitting
insulation shall be prefabricated from Urethane in the same thickness as specified for the adjacent piping.
 Fitting insulation covers shall be made in two or more sections to snugly fit the piece for which they are
intended and shall extend beyond the weld far enough to allow for a band at each end of the cover. The
pipe insulation shall be butted tight against the fitting cover.
 Insulation for fittings shall be covered with preformed aluminum or field cut gore segments with sufficient
overlap to ensure watertight joints. Minimum thickness 0.020” molded aluminum sheet.
d. Cold Insulated Vessels & Exchangers
 Vessels shall be insulated with urethane either curved to fit the O.D. of the vessel or straight blocks
cut and mitered to closely fit the vessel contour and fit snugly together at their edges. The inside skirt on
smaller vessels may be insulated by filling with urethane foam in situ if more practical. Supports of any
kind that protrude through the insulation shall be insulated for a distance equal to four times the
insulation thickness.
 Insulation thickness thru 3” shall be applied in a single layer.
 Insulation thickness 3 1/2” and above shall be applied in double layer construction with all joints
staggered.
 End of block shall be staggered. The block shall be fastened in place with 3/4” x 0.020” stainless steel
bands on approximately 9” centers. Bands shall be machine stretched and fastened with stainless steel
clips while under tension. Chipped and broken places in the block shall be pointed up with joint sealer.
Succeeding layers, if required, shall be laid as specified above with the joints offset from the previous
layer. Each layer of insulation shall be thoroughly sealed at all nozzles, manways and other protrusions.
 Block shall extend beyond body of the vessel for a distance equal to the insulation thickness so those
discs for the heads can be inserted inside the shell shall be packed solid with fine granulated polyurethane.
 Insulation on bottom levels of vertical vessels shall be cut and mitered to fit the shape of the head.
 It shall be laid up in adhesive, held in place with 3/4” x 0.020” bands laced around a rod bent to the I.D.
of the skirt, and tacked welded to it on a 2” center. Insulation on the inside of vessel skirt shall be secured
with adhesive cement and thoroughly sealed against the bottom head insulation.
 On vertical vessels, 0.020” x 1 1/4” corrugated sheet shall be applied overlapped 2 corrugations on sides
and 3” at ends. Sheets shall be fastened in place with 3/4” x 0.020” stainless steel bands and clips on 12”
centers. The use of screws is prohibited.
 Horizontal vessels shall be finished with 0.020” flat aluminum sheet lapped at least 2” at all seams
and fastened in place with 3/4” x 0.020” stainless steel bands and clips on 12” centers. The use of screws
is prohibited.
 Providing an extra inch beyond the length of insulation between insulation supports shall
compensate for longitudinal contraction on vertical vessels. Insulation above and below supports shall be
fitted to form a 2” long male and female slip joint, which shall completely cover the support and the void
below the support. The 1” void shall be filled with loose mineral wool insulation.
e. Protrusions
 Supports attachments and other non-operating protrusions shall be insulated a minimum of 8”beyond
the finished insulation.

 Insulation supports shall be completely covered with insulation and sealed with vapor seal
compound.
 Cutouts for nozzles, manways, support attachments, etc., shall be carefully fitted, flashed and sealed
with sealing compound to prevent water penetration.
Cold Service Requirements – Cellular Glass (Foamglas)

a. Application of Insulation
 Straight Piping
 Insulation shall be single layer through 4” thickness and double layer construction 4 1/2” and above.
 Where piping is subjected to excessive vibration the bore surface of the inner layer of cellular
glass insulation shall receive a coating of anti-abrasive coating, sufficient to fill the surface cells,
which shall be given time to dry before being applied to the pipe.
 The first layer of a double layer system shall be applied dry with all joints closed tightly and the
circumferential joints staggered. The first layer shall be secured with high strength tape
wrapped around the insulation, at two wraps per section, with a 50% overlap of the tape per
wrap.
 Succeeding layers of insulation shall be applied in the same manner as the first layer but with all
joints staggered from those of the preceding layer.
 The final layer in insulation shall be applied dry except that the mating surfaces of all joints shall
receive a coat of joint sealer. The joint sealer shall cover the joint surface through the entire
thickness of the insulation. The joint sealer shall be applied to the mating butt ends of succeeding
adjacent sections of insulation to insure that a thin continuous seal is provided for the full length
and depth of each joint. If a single layer of insulation is all that is required, this procedure would also
apply.
 The outer layer of cellular glass insulation shall be secured with stainless steel bands at the rate of
two bands per section of insulation. All joints in the outer layer must be staggered from those of
the preceding layer.
 Care must be taken that the outer layer of cellular glass insulation is not cracked when secured
with stainless steel bands. Cracked or broken Foamglass insulation shall be replaced.
b. Fittings and Valves, etc.
 All fitting insulation shall be applied with all fabricated sections to rest with no voids or gaps. Insulation
shall be single layer through 4” thickness and double layer construction 4 1/2” and above.
 The fitting insulation shall be sized to match adjacent straight run piping insulation and shall provide a
step type juncture with the straight run piping insulation.
 The application of the layers of fabricated fittings shall be the same as for straight run piping; that
is, the inner layer applied dry and secured with high strength tape and the outer layer sealed at all
joints and secured with stainless steel bands.
 All fabricated sections of cellular glass insulation shall be adhered with hot asphalt through the
entire thickness of the insulation. The hot asphalt shall be held at the lowest workable temperature to
assure a complete through seal.
 Valve body insulation need not conform to the valve but all void areas shall be packed with light
density cellular glass.
 If stainless steel banding cannot be correctly positioned over the fitting insulation, it shall be the
responsibility of the insulation contractor to ensure that the insulation is properly secured.
 Equipment
 Insulation shall be single layer through 4” thickness and double layer construction 4 1/2” and above.
All equipment insulation shall be applied in the same manner as for piping, that is, the inner layers
applied dry and the outer layer sealed at all joints.
• All equipment securement shall be with 3/4” wide x 0.020” thick stainless steel bands.

• Securement band spacing shall be a minimum of two bands per course of block.
 All junctures between straight side wall insulation and head insulation on vessels or equipment
shall be of a step fashion to provide a minimum 6” step pattern.
 Inside skirts of small vessels, filling with urethane foam may be used in lieu of block cellular glass.
c. Insulation Finish
 Metal Jacketing
 Piping
• All pipe metal jacketing shall be applied with the longitudinal joint positioned to shed water.
• All circumferential joints shall overlap a minimum of 1 1/2”.
• There shall be a minimum of three stainless steel bands per section of metal jacketing.
 Equipment
• All equipment metal jacketing shall be applied starting from the bottom of the equipment
and working toward the top. The longitudinal overlaps shall be positioned to shed water.
• Metal jacketing over the roof (or top head) of any piece of equipment shall overlap the side wall
finish so as to shed water. Securement at this juncture shall be screws and bands as required by
site wind and weather conditions.
d. Contraction/Expansion Joints
 Piping
 Contraction joints in the piping insulation shall be located at intervals along the pipe that will limit the
total contraction per joint to 1”. The contraction joint shall be of the step pattern.
 Joint sealer shall be used between layers of cellular glass insulation to provide a slip plane.
 The outside vapor barrier sheet is to be wrapped around the joint and sealed with joint sealer, then
banded with stainless steel bands. It is to be 1/8” closed-cell neoprene.
 Mechanical expansion joints shall be insulated as detailed.

 Equipment
Contraction joints in equipment insulation shall be located on the underside of insulation supports by
providing clearance between the cellular glass insulation and the horizontal leg of the support.
 Insulation Supports
 Insulation supports shall be located on vertical piping and equipment so as to limit the movement of
the insulation during contraction of the piping or equipment to a maximum of 1”.
 Insulation supports shall be sized so that the horizontal leg will support all inner layers of cellular glass
insulation and one-half the total thickness of the outer layer.
 Hangers & Cradles for Piping
 All hangers shall be located on the outside of the final layer of insulation and finish.
 The cradle shall be designed to provide a sufficient bearing area to limit the compressive force on the
insulation to 33 psi.

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ENGINEERING STANDARD
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COLD INSULATION SPECIFICATIONS TABLE "A"
LOW TEMPERATURE INSULATION THICKNESS (CELLULAR GLASS WITH METAL
WEATHERPROOFING)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE, oF
NOMINAL PIPE
SIZE 70 to 36 to -1 to -31 to -61 to -91 to -121 to -161 to -201 to -251 to
(NPS) SYSTEM 36 0 -30 -60 -90 -120 -160 -200 -250 -300
INSULATION THICKNESS, INCHES
1/2" 1 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3 3.5 4 4.5
3/4" 1 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 4.5
1" 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 3.5 4 4.5 5
1 1/2" 1 2 2 2.5 3 4 4 4.5 5 5.5
2" 1 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4 5 5.5 6
2 1/2" 1 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4 5 5.5 6
3" 1.5 2 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5
4" 1.5 2 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6.5 7
5" 1.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 5.5 6 6.5 7.5
6" 1.5 2.5 3 4 4.5 5 5.5 6.5 7 7.5
8" 1.5 2.5 3.5 4 4.5 5.5 6 7 7.5 8
10" 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5 5.5 6.5 7 8 8.5
12" 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5 6 6.5 7.5 8 9
14" 1.5 3 4 4.5 5.5 6 6.5 7.5 8.5 9
16" 1.5 3 4 4.5 5.5 6 7 8 8.5 9.5
18" 1.5 3 4 5 5.5 6.5 7 8 9 9.5
20" 1.5 3 4 5 5.5 6.5 7 8 9 10
24" 1.5 3 4 5 6 6.5 7.5 8.5 9.5 10
28" 1.5 3 4 5 6 6.5 7.5 8.5 9.5 10.5
32" 1.5 3 4 5 6 7 7.5 8.5 10 10.5
36" 1.5 3 4 5 6 7 7.5 9 10 11
42" 1.5 3 4.5 5.5 6 7 8 9 10 11
48" 1.5 3 4.5 5.5 6.5 7 8 9 10 11
60" 2 3 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8 9.5 10.5 11.5
72" 2 3 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8 9.5 10.5 11.5
96" 2 3 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8.5 10 11 12
120" 2 3 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8.5 10 11 12
144" 2 3 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8.5 10 11.5 12
Over 144" to Flat 2 3 4.5 6 7 8 9 10.5 12 12
Notes:
 Relative Humidity: 85% @ 85oF Dry Bulb & Zero Wind Speed.
 Emissivity: 0.9

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COLD INSULATION SPECIFICATIONS TABLE "B"
LOW TEMPERATURE INSULATION THICKNESS (RIGID POLYURETHANE FOAM)
NOMINAL PIPE
SIZE (NPS) 60 to 44 to 29 to 14 to -1 to -26 to -51 to -76 to -101 to -151 to -201 to
SYSTEM 45 30 15 0 -25 -50 -75 -100 -150 -200 -250
3/4" 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 2.5 3.5 3.5 3.5
1" 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 2.5 3.5 3.5 3.5
1 1/2" 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4
2" 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4
3" 1 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 4.5
4" 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 4.5
5" 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3 3.5 4.5 5 5
6" 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3 3.5 4.5 5 5
8" 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 5 5.5
10" 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 5.5 5.5
12" 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 5.5 5.5
14" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3 3.5 4 5 5.5 6
16" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3 3.5 4.5 5.5 5.5 6
18" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3 3.5 4.5 5.5 6 6
20" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 6 6
24" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 4 4.5 5.5 6 6.5
30" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 4 4.5 5.5 6 6.5
36" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 4 4.5 6 6.5 6.5
48" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 4 5 6 6.5 7
72" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 4 5 6 6.5 7
96" 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 4 5 6 7 7
120" & UP 1 1.5 2 2 3 3.5 4 5 6.5 7 7.5

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COLD INSULATION SPECIFICATIONS TABLE "C"
COLD SERVICE INSULATION AND COATING MATERIALS
MATERIAL MANUFACTURER / DESCRIPTION ***

POLYURETHANE
Block & Sectional Pipe Insulation Dow Chemical Polyisocyanurate
Trymer 2000
Preformed Valve, Flange & Fitting Dow Chemical Polyisocyanurate
Insulation Trymer 2000
Mineral Wool Insulation 1. MF Pipe Insulation
2. Forty Eight Insulation Co.
3. John Manville Spin Glass # 1000
Joint Sealer Fosters 30-45
Vapor Seal Compound Fosters 65-07, 60-25, 60-26
Tape 3M Co. Scotch Tape No. 880
Aluminum Jacketing Childers or General Aluminum Supply
Banding 0.020” Thick 304 Stainless Steel
1/2” Wide for Piping
3/4” Wide for Equipment
CELLULAR GLASS (FOAMGLAS)

Block & Sectional Pipe Insulation Pittsburgh Corning Corporation
Foamglas
Preformed Valve, Flange & Fitting 1. Pittsburgh Corning, PITTSEAL 111 or 444
Insulation 2. Foster 30-45
Anti-Abrasive Bore Coating 1. Pittsburgh Corning, 1A FR or 2A
2. Foster 30-45
Exterior Pore Sealer Vapor Barrier Asphalt
Contraction Joint Vapor Barrier Goodyear Rubber Co; 1/8” Thick Closed Cell Neoprene Sheeting
Tape 3M Co. Scotch Tape No. 880
Aluminum Jacketing Childers or General Aluminum Supply
Banding 0.020” Thick 304 Stainless Steel
1/2” Wide for Piping
3/4” Wide for Equipment
*** Manufacturers are listed to identify types and quality standards for insulation materials. Other manufacturer’s
material having equivalent insulation value and quality can be used.

REVISION DATE
0 08-Nov-99
HOT INSULATION SPECIFICATIONS TABLE "D"
PERSONNEL PROTECTION INSULATION THICKNESS (CALCIUM SILICATE)
NOMINAL PIPE 150 to 201 to 251 to 301 to 401 to 501 to 601 to 701 to 801 to 901 to 1001 to
SIZE (NPS) 200 250 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100
SYSTEM
1/2" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5
3/4” 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1.5 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5
1" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 2.5
1 1/2” 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 3
2" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3
3" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3
4" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5
5" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5
6" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5
8" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3 3.5
10" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
12" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
14" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
16" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
18" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
20" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
24" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4
30" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4.5
36" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
48" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
60" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
72" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
84” 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
96" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
108" 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
120" & UP 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5

REVISION DATE
0 08-Nov-99
HOT INSULATION SPECIFICATIONS TABLE "E"
HEAT CONSERVATION INSULATION THICKNESS (CALCIUM SILICATE)
NOMINAL PIPE
150 to 201 to 251 to 301 to 401 to 501 to 601 to 701 to 801 to 901 to 1001 to
SIZE (NPS)
200 250 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100
SYSTEM
1/2” 1 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5
3/4” 1 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 3 3.5 3.5
1" 1 1 1 1.5 2 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4
1 1/2” 1 1 1 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4
2" 1 1 1 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
3" 1 1 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
4" 1 1 1.5 1.5 2.5 3 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
5" 1 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3 3.5 4 4.5 5.5
6" 1 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3 4 4.5 5 5.5
8" 1.5 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6
10" 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5.5 6
12" 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.5 3 3 4 4 5 5.5 6
14" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4 5 5.5 6.5
16" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6.5
18" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6 6.5
20" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6 6.5
24" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6 7
30" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5.5 6 7
36" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5.5 6 7
48" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 5.5 6.5 7.5
60” 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 5.5 6.5 7.5
72" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 6 6.5 7.5
84” 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 6 6.5 7.5
96" 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 4 5 6 7 8
120" & UP 1.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 4 5 6 7 8

REVISION DATE
0 08-Nov-99
HOT INSULATION SPECIFICATIONS TABLE "F"
HOT SERVICE INSULATION AND COATING MATERIALS
MATERIAL MANUFACTURER / DESCRIPTION ***
1. Owens Corning – Kaylo

Block & Sectional Pipe Insulation 2. Fiber Board Corp. – Pabco
3. Calsilite
1. Owens Corning – Kaylo
Preformed Valve, Flange & Fitting Insulation
2. Fiber Board Corp. - Pabco
1. Eagle Picher Co. Super 66
Monolithic Insulation 2. Forty Eight Insulation Co. Super 48
3. Ryder’s One Coat M.W.P.
1. Eagle Pitcher Co.
Mineral Wool Insulation
2. Forty Eight Insulation Co.
1. Eagle Pitcher Co. One Coat
Finishing Cement
2. Ryder’s One Coat
1. Foster 65-07
Sealing Compound 2. Monsanto Nokorode
3. American Petrofina 0.025 Mastic
1. Foster 90-07
Weatherproofing Compound 2. Monsanto Seal Cote
3. American Petrofina 033
*** Manufacturers are listed to identify types and quality standards for insulation materials. Other manufacturer’s
material having equivalent insulation value and quality can be used.

Personnel Protection
Calcium Silicate Hot Insulation Thickness for Surfaces Temperature Less Than 150° F
Note: All Dimensions are in Inches (in)

Heat Conservation - Calcium Silicate

For Surfaces Temperature Less Than 150° F @ Ambient of 80°F

Polyurethane Insulation
85% Relative Humidity @ 85° F Dry Bulb Emissivity 0.9

Foamglass Insulation
85% Relative Humidity @ 85° F Dry Bulb Emissivity 0.9

Mineral Wool
Hot Insulation Thickness of 8 lb. /ft3 Surfaces Temperature Less Than 125° F @ Ambient of 80°F

Revision Index
Revision Date Description of Changes Revised By
A 9/5/2015 Initial Review
Approved By:
Verified By:
Created By: Shreyas Shashidhara
Contact: Houston Engineering Standards

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REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (RFQ)

Proposal No. RFQ Number Issuance Date Closing Date

Q9170139 Q9170139-016-A 15-Jan-2018 25-Jan-2018

DESCRIPTION OF GOODS / SERVICES REQUIRED

Bid Validity 60 Days Budgetary/Firm Budgetary

1. CONTRACTOR SCOPE OF SUPPLY AND SERVICES

1.2.4. Fabrication and installation of piping

1.5. Erection / Installation

1.6. Construction of Storage Tanks

1.9. Accommodation / office for Enerflex Personnel

1.10.12. Security of the Construction Camp and the Site.

2. ENERFLEX SCOPE OF SUPPLY AND SERVICES

Bin Umer Field Rev. A

Civil and Structure BOQ

2 Backfilling with excavated earth. m³ 1,500

3 Blinding concrete C-20 m³ 200

4 Reinforced concrete C-30. m³ 2,000

7 1000 Gauge polythene sheet. m² 2,200

12 Anchor Bolts Kg 1,200

Bin Umer Field Rev. A

Civil and Structure BOQ

e) Slope preparation works for Dyke walls of

f) Asphalt layer for the tanks foundation m² 60

b) 600Wx750D (mm) m 100

c) 450Wx750D (mm) m 1,300

17 Platforms, Ladders, Pipe Supports, etc. Kg 15000

Bin Umer Field Rev. A

Civil and Structure BOQ

a) Excavation up to 1m depth. m³ 1131

b) Gravel Filling at Formation Base. m³ 985

e) HDPE linner ‐ 0.75 mm Thk. m² 1656

22 30" 45 ELL,WELDED,SCH-STD,SA-234-WPB No. 1

42 3"x2" RED ECC,SCH-STD x XS,SA-234-WPB No. 11

62 1" TEE STR,SCH-XS,SA-234-WPB No. 1

90 ¾" FLG SW,RF,150LB,SA-105 No. 1

129 ½" SOCKOLET,3000LB,SA-105 No. 80

147 1/2" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 8

148 3" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 1

149 1/2" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 No. 84

150 3/4" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 No. 1

151 3/4" PLUG THRD,HEX 6000LB,SA-105 No. 2

152 1" PLUG THRD,HEX 3000LB,SA-105 No. 4

153 1"x1/2" BUSHING,RED.THRD 3000LB,SA-105 GALV. No. 1

172 ¾" GASKET,1/8" THK,150LB,SPWD SS316(Non Asbestos) No. 1

198 ½" X 70MM STUD BOLTS W/ NUTS,SA-193-B7M/B7/SA-194-2HM/2H (Zn Coated) No. 4

219 2" SINGLE TAPE WITH EPOXY. 50% OVERLAP M 350

ELECTRICAL BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)

ELECTRICAL BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)

P-6 Local Control Station (LCS) - made of non-corrosive material

P-8 Welding Outlets (WO)

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L-4 Convenience Socket Outlets (CO)

L-5 Junction Boxes

L-6 Lighting Cables, Cu Conductor Stranded/XLPE/PVC/SWA/PVC, 0.6/1.0kV type

ELECTRICAL BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)

L-7.6 LIGHTING SWITCHES

E-2.0 Grounding Conductor

E-3.0 Compression Type Connectors Lot 1

ELECTRICAL BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)

INSTRUMENTATION BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)

INSTRUMENTATION BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)

INSTRUMENTATION BULK MATERIAL TAKE OFF (MTO)