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BOOK II
Level No. 1
Level No. 2
Items not covered by Level No. 1, whose failure would result in significant
loss of unit capability. Also included, are items of significant capital value
and equipment whose loss would cause tolerable environmental
consequences.
Level No. 3
Items whose failure would result in loss of nominal unit capability or cause
significant operating problems.
Level No. 4
Level 1
1 Steam Turbine & Auxiliaries
2 De-aerator
3 Condenser
4 HP Piping & Bypass System
5 Steam Generator & Auxiliary (miscellaneous auxiliary are Level 2)
6 Generator & Exciter
7 Isolated Phase Bus Ducts
8 Generator Circuit Breakers
9 150 kV GIS Equipment
10 Generator Transformers, Unit Auxiliary Transformers, Station Service
Transformers and Inter Bus Transformers
11 Unit Metering and Protection
Level 2
1 All Fans and Associated Motors
2 All Pumps and Associated Motors
3 Feed Water Heaters
4 Radiator / Heat Exchangers
5 Hydrogen System
6 Condenser Polishing Plant
7 Once through cooling water system or Closed Cooling Water System
8 Circulating Water System (Including Screen, Duct & Piping)
9 Chlorination System
10 Water Treatment System
11 Waste Water Treatment System
12 Desalination System
13 Coal Mill
14 Electrostatic Precipitator
15 Coal Handling System: Ship Un-loader (N/A), Stacker-Reclaimer
(N/A) (Conveyor System are level 3).
16 Ash Handling System (Conveyor System are level 3)
17 Air Heater
18 Auxiliary Boiler
19 Boiler Recirculation Pump and Associated Motor (if any)
20 All Piping, Insulation and Supports for Equipment or System on
Level 1 and 2 (some supports are Level 3)
21 All Valves & Control Valves
22 All Tanks
23 Stack, Chimney, Flues, Ducts & Dampers
24 All Expansion Joints
25 Fire Protection System
26 Non Segregated Phase Bus Ducts
27 MV Switchgears
28 Uninterruptible AC Power Supply
29 DC Distribution Equipment and Panels
30 Station Batteries and Chargers
31 Cable and Wires
32 Civil and Structural Works (Concrete Work, Welding, Testing of
Materials) for Equipment or System on Level 1 and 2 including
Breakwater and Coal Unloading Jetty
33 Emergency Diesel Generator
34 PDC Transformers & Switchgears
35 Motor Control Centers
Level 3
1 Chemical Feed System
2 Chemical Cleaning System
Level 4
1 General Service Vehicles
2 Elevator
3 Metal Siding, Roof
4 Grating, etc
Bidder shall submit with his Bid Proposal, two copies of his Quality
Assurance Program and Quality Control Manual for review and
acceptance.
In all cases, the Quality Assurance Program must address the organization
of the Bidder.
Bidder shall submit with his Bid Proposal, a preliminary list of the Quality
Control Procedures, Special Process Procedures, and Quality Control
Documentation which applies to the Work and which he intends to submit
to the Owner. The preliminary list will be reviewed during the bid
evaluation. A mutually agreed upon, detailed list of the Quality Control
Procedures, Special Process Procedures and Quality Control
Documentation shall be developed and will be included as part of the
Specification requirements.
Two copies of the detailed Quality Control Procedures for the Works shall
be submitted to the Owner for review and comment no later than six
weeks after Award of Contract and at least four weeks before the start of
fabrication or installation. Prior to the start of any work affected by the
procedures, the Bidder shall revise all or any portion of the procedures, as
required by the Owner and shall submit the procedures as many times as
required until satisfactory to the Owner. The procedures to be submitted
shall be as required by the Specification.
Within three months after Award of Contract or four months prior to the
start of fabrication, Bidder shall submit to the Owner an Overall Inspection
Point Program (OIPP) shall include pertinent fabrication and inspection
operations that will be of interest to the Owner relative to Quality Control.
The Owner shall select one or more of these points as a Mandatory
Customer Notification Point Program (CNP) for surveillance.
The Bidder shall give the Owner at least fourteen working days prior notice
in writing of, the date on and the place at which any plant will be ready for
testing. Unless the Owner shall advise the Bidder within seven days of the
date which the Bidder has stated in his notice the Bidder may proceed with
the tests, which shall be deemed to have been made in the Owner’s
presence, and shall forthwith forward to the Owner duly certified copies of
the test readings. The Owner will give the Bidder 48 hours’ notice in writing
of his intention to attend the tests.
The Bidder shall be responsible for the review, comment and acceptance
of the Quality Control System, Quality Control and Fabrication procedures
of his sub Bidders. In addition, Bidder shall be responsible for his sub
Bidder’s work. The Bidder shall submit to the Owner a list of any or all of
the work to be sub contracted. At the request of the Owner, sub Bidder’s
quality control system and procedures shall be submitted in accordance
with Sub-Clause 4.3.7.3.2 above.
4.3.7.3.7 Radiographs
All documentation shall be clear, legible, and of suitable quality for storage
for the life of the Plant. Radiographs will not be microfilmed.
Invoices for equipment received on-Site will not be honored until all
documentation has been received and complies with Contract documents.
Bidder shall submit with his Bid Proposal, two copies of his quality control
manual for review and acceptance. Bidder’s Quality Control System shall
be at least equivalent to the requirements of MIL-1-45208A, or ASME
Section VIII, Appendix X, as appropriate.
Two copies of the detailed Quality Control Procedures for the Work shall
be submitted to the Owner for review and comment no later than six
weeks after Award of Contract and at least four weeks before the start of
fabrication or installation. Prior to the start of any work affected by the
procedures, the Bidder shall revise all or any portion of the procedures, as
required by the Owner and shall submit the procedures as many times as
required until they are satisfactory to the Owner. The procedures to be
submitted shall be as required by the Specification.
To maintain the equipment and other items in a corrosion-free state, the
Bidder shall submit the Owner with instructions for storage and
maintenance for his equipment and other items prior to installation, as well
as for the period between the completion of the installation and the time
that the equipment and other items are placed in service.
Within six weeks after Award of the Contract or four weeks prior to start of
fabrication, the Bidder shall submit to the Owner an Overall Inspection
Point Program (OIPP) which shall include pertinent fabrication and
inspection operations that will be of interest to the Owner relative to
Quality Control.
The Bidder shall give the Owner at least fourteen working days prior
notice, in writing, of the date on and the place at which any plant will be
ready for testing. Unless the Owner shall advise the Bidder within seven
days of the date which the Bidder has stated in his notice the Bidder may
proceed with the tests, which shall be deemed to have been made in the
Owner’s presence, and shall forthwith forward to the Owner duly certified
copies of the test readings. The Owner will give the Bidder 48 hours’ notice
in writing of his intention to attend the tests.
The Bidder shall be responsible for the review, comment and acceptance
of the Quality Control System, Quality Control and Fabrication procedures
of his sub Bidders. In addition, Bidder shall be responsible for his sub
Bidder’s work. The Bidder shall submit to the Owner a list of any or all of
the work to be sub contracted. At the request of the Owner, sub Bidder’s
quality control system and procedures shall be submitted in accordance
with Sub-Clause 4.3.7.4.2 above
4.3.7.4.7 Radiographs
All documentation shall be clear, legible and of suitable quality for storage
for the life of the plant.
Invoices for equipment received on-Site will not be honored until all
documentation has been received and complies with Contract documents.
Within three months after Award of Contract or four months prior to the
start of fabrication whichever is earlier, Bidder shall submit to the Owner
an Overall Inspection Point Program (OIPP) which shall include shall
include pertinent fabrication and inspection operations which will be of
interest to the Owner relative to Quality Control. The Owner shall select
one or more of these points as a mandatory Customer Notification Point
(CNP) Program for surveillance.
4.3.7.5.3 The Customer Notification Point Program shall include all mandatory hold
points prior to shipment.
The Bidder shall give the Owner at least fourteen working days prior notice
in writing of, the date on and the place at which any plant will be ready for
testing. Unless the Owner shall advise the Bidder within seven days of the
date which the Bidder has stated in his notice the Bidder may proceed with
the tests, which shall be deemed to have been made in the Owner’s
presence, and shall forthwith forward to the Owner duly certified copies of
the test readings.
4.3.7.5.4 Sub Bidder’s QA/QC System and Procedures
The Bidder shall be responsible for the review, comment and acceptance
of the Quality Control System, Quality Control and Fabrication procedures
of his sub Bidder’s work. The Bidder shall submit to the Owner a list of any
or all of the work to be sub contracted. Sub Bidder’s quality control system
and procedures shall also be submitted in accordance with Sub-Clause
4.3.7.5.2 above.
The Bidder shall be responsible for the review, comment and acceptance
of the Quality Control System, Quality Control and Fabrication procedures
of his sub Bidders. In addition, Bidder shall be responsible for his sub
Bidder’s work. The Bidder shall submit to the Owner a list of any or all of
the work to be sub contracted. At the request of the Owner, sub Bidder’s
quality control system and procedures shall be submitted in accordance
with Sub-Clause 4.3.7.3.2 above
4.3.7.5.7 Radiographs
All documentation shall be clear, legible, and of suitable quality for storage
for the life of the Plant. Radiographs will be microfilmed.
Invoices for equipment received on-site will not be honored until all
documentation has been received and complies with Contract Documents.
(1 X 315 MW)
4.3.7.7.1 General
a. Owner
b. Station and Unit No.
c. Specification No. and Latest Amendments
d. Component Name and Identification No.
e. Heat No., Piece No., Register No., Serial No. (as applicable)
f. Number of films contained in the package
g. Weld or Seam No. (if applicable)
Shop Radiographs
c. Bidder shall request a return receipt from carrier to verify shipment was
received.
Field Radiographs
a. An original and a copy of the transmittal letter and all radiographs shall
be sent to the Owner at the Site.
The Bidder shall submit a coordinated detailed shop Inspection Test Plan
(ITP) covering all quality control procedures and all OIPP’s required in
Clause 4.3.7.3 and Clause 4.3.7.4 above, including at least the following
information in a format to be approved by the Owner:
- Component description
- Individual inspection or test item
- Reference document and/or acceptance criteria
- Verifying document and/or acceptance criteria
- Who witnesses (Bidder, sub vendor, the Owner, etc.)
- Location of inspection or test
- Estimated test date (month, year)
- Test record submission (at test, at shipment, or none [stored by
Bidder])
- Remarks (any clarifications, etc).
The plan shall show all Bidder or Sub-vendor level 1, 2 and 3 items (per
Clause 4.3.7.2. Table of QA/QC Levels) shop inspections and tests at all
stage of manufacture, including raw materials, such a steel plate from the
mill, etc.
The Bidder may provide other relevant information in addition to the above
and shall submit his proposed format for the inspection and test plan for
the Owner approval within two (2) months of contract signing, and the
completed plan within four (4) months of contract signing. Separate plan
shall be submitted for both domestic and overseas manufacturing
activities.
take place.