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DOCUMENT NO. REV : 0FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING

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REVISION HISTORICAL SHEET

Rev No Date Description

0 1 November ’10 Issued For Internal Review

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION Page 1. GENERAL 4 2. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS 4 3. SCOPE OF WORK 5 4. SPECIAL NOTES AND REQUIEREMENTS 22 5. MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM 29

6. NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION DELAYS 32 7. NOTICE OF ACCIDENTS AND FIRES 31 8. DAMAGE AND RESTORATION 31 9. WORK SCHEDULE 32 10. PRICED QUOTATION 32 11. WORK EXECUTION 38

12. INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM BIDDER 41 LIST OF ATTACHMENT: Attachment -1 INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM BIDDER’S FORMS

Attachment -2 LISTING PROJECT SPECIFICATION

Attachment -3 PIPING WORK VOLUME AND SCHEDULE

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1. GENERAL

This specification covers the general requirements for Piping Work to be performed and completed by Subcontractor for Relokasi DPPU Hasanuddin of PT Pertamina Direktorat Pemasaran dan Niaga, Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.

1.1 Subcontractor shall perform and complete the work in strict accordance with the

requirements contained in this requisition and all other documents build this requisition.

1.2 Main piping work in this requisition should be included but not limited to the following activities;

a. Shop fabrication and field installation of piping underground/aboveground

b. Inland transport from Rekind warehouse to shop and from shop to site, including loading and unloading material at site and inland transportation to erection point.

c. Surface preparation and painting for all piping and support

d. Fabrication and installation of pipe support including adjustment of pipe column height and grouting.

e. Providing all necessary erection tools, temporary pipe support and associated scaffolding.

f. NDE (RT, PT, etc)

g. Testing and Repairing.

1.3 Dimension, weights, volume measurement shall be in the International System of Unit (SI) except where specifically used or stated.

2. REFERENCE DOCUMENT 2.1 The following documents/drawings shall form a part of this Requisition :

Document No. Title HSN-SP-40-011-A4 Fabrication and Installation of Piping HSN-SP-40-012-A4 Pressure Test Procedure HSN-SP-40-013-A4 Under Ground Pipe Installation Procedure HSN-SP-40-001-A4 General Specification for Painting HSN-SP-40-002-A4 Specification for 3LPE Coating

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2.2 If there is any discrepancy between the documents forming this requisition, the order of

precedence shall be as indicated below:

Order of Precedence Document

1 The body of this requisition

2 Drawings

3 Construction Procedure (such as Coating/painting, Piping Installation Procedure

4 Field Inspection and Test Procedure

Notes:

a. In the event of any discrepancy of a technical or engineering nature between the local laws / regulations and the documents listed above, the more stringent requirement shall govern.

b. If there is any technical discrepancy between the various documents listed above, the discrepancy shall be consulted to Rekind.

2.3 Specification and engineering drawing

The Subcontractor shall execute the work in accordance with the latest revision of the drawings, specifications, standards and procedures.

3. SCOPE OF WORK

3.1 General

The Subcontractor shall, in the shortest practicable time, after receiving Letter of Intent to start preparation, mobilization, procure and supply permanent materials under subcontractor’s responsibility and deliver it to site such as; furnish labor, personnel, construction equipment, tools, construction facilities and supplies. These supplies included all necessary thing unspecified here for completion of the work in accordance with schedule, drawings, specifications, and the terms and conditions of the contract.

The Subcontractor shall perform all services and supply all other materials, tools, facilities, which may be required pursuant to the work here under and as required for completion of the work in safe and reliable condition including final clean up.

The Subcontractor shall follow local regulation regarding to the optimization of local labor utilization. In line with Rekind’s strategy due to community development, Subcontractor shall utilize local �evelle as much as possible

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3.1.1 The Subcontractor shall be responsible for the following engineering and

procurement work :

a. Engineering for Subcontractor’s temporary facilities such as but not limited to; field office, storage room, work shop, water distribution pipe line, power distribution line and lighting, temporary roads and drainage, septic tank, etc.

b. Procurement for all temporary, consumable and permanent materials as per scope of material supply.

c. Engineering Services for permanent work such as but not limited to shop drawings/spool drawings, working drawings, as built drawing’s mark up, pressure test procedure, and construction procedure.

3.1.2 Housing and Camp Facility

REKIND will not provide space/area for housing or camp facilities to subcontractor. Subcontractor shall provide the housing or camp facilities for their staff/employees by themselves in the number and condition as necessary.

3.1.4 The Subcontractor must provide good management skills and control system to

cover all of the work above properly

3.2 Direct Work

The Subcontractor shall be responsible for all direct work required to be carried out and completed, the work included, but not limited to, the items defined in Table-1 “Scope of Direct Work”.

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Table-1

SCOPE OF DIRECT WORK

Responsibility by

NO.

WORK ITEM REK SC

REMARKS

1. DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

1.1 Piping Layout Drawings X

1.2 Isometric Drawings X

1.3 Pipe Spool Drawings X* *) To be submitted by Subcontractor & approved by REKIND

1.4 Support Standard Drawing X

1.6 Support Detail Drawing X

1.7

Execution Drawings, Erection methode drawing (if necessary)

X*

*) To be submitted by Subcontractor & approved by REKIND

1.8 Engineering and Construction specifications

X

1.9 Piping Fabrication and Installation Procedure

X

1.10 Work Execution Plan and Procedure X*

1.11 Cleaning and Flushing Procedure X

1.12 As Built Drawings X X Subcontractor shall prepare the mark up dwg.

1.13 Site Inspection & test Procedure X

1.14 Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) X

1.15 Procedure Qualification Record (PQR) X

1.16 Inspection & Test Plan X

1.17 Test Package X Based on the test block diagram from Rekind

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Table-1 SCOPE OF DIRECT WORK

NO. WORK ITEM RESPONSIBILITY BY REMARK

REK SC

2 MATERIAL

2.1

Raw Piping Material (pipe, fitting, valve)

X

2.2 Permanent Gaskets, Bolt and Nut X

2.3 Raw Support Material X

2.4 Weld pipe support on the insert plate on the local foundation

X

2.5 Test pieces for welder qualification test

X

Raw pipe material, to be cut and bevelled by S/C

2.6

Materials for piping alignment and jig X

2.7 Temporary Gasket, temporary flange and blind flange, temporary support, wooden block for storage spool, spool tag plate.

X

2.9 All equipment and tools related for piping shop fabrication and installation (Genset, welding tools, baking oven, stager, scaffolding, etc)

X

2.9 All equipment and tools related to blasting and painting activities such as; Compressor, sandport, spray nozzle, coalslug, painting spray together with all raw material, etc.

X

2.10 Pressure gauges and adapter hoses and pressure pump, etc for pressure test

X Pressure gauges shall be calibrated subject for Rekind’s approval

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Table-1


Responsibility

by NO.

WORK ITEM REK SC

REMARKS

2.11 Protection materials for piping component and other permanent material, etc

X

2.12 Liquid penetrant examination materials. X

2.13 Coating and painting materials X

2.14

Consumables:

i. Welding rods.

ii. Gasses : Oxygen, Acetylene, Argon, Nitrogen

iii. Cutting stones and tips

iv. Sealing tape for threading piping

v. Sealing compound for flanged connection

vi. High temp grease for bolt connection

vii. Misc. such as white clothes, wooden block, timbers, protection material, etc.

X As WPS from Rekind

2.15 Safety devices X

2.16 Temporary material for Hydrotest (blind flange, gasket, bolt, etc)

X

2.17 Wrapping material for Under ground Pipe X

2.18 Field joint coating material for under ground pipe and it’s installation (supply material and work)

X

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Table-1


Responsibility by NO.

WORK ITEM

REK SC REMARKS

3 GENERAL WORK ITEM

3.1

Welding procedure qualification test X The test shall be under applicable laws & regulation, and the subcontractor shall submit the procedure to Rekind for approval

3.2

Welder performance qualification test X Including Laboratory Test

3.3 Unpacking, receiving, loading, transportation (from warehouse to working area) and unloading of the material supplied by the subcontractor

X

3.4 Control & handling of received materials X

3.5

Transportation from/to painting shop and/or fabrication shop, loading & unloading of piping materials and fabricated pipe & pipe support

X

3.6

Marking of fabricated pipe and support X In accordance with Rekind’s guidance

3.7

Protection and maintenance of prefabricated spool, valve, etc. from dirt & damage with end cover and coating compound (molicoat).

X

3.8 Removal and finishing of temporary support

X

3.9 Site and shop cleaning X

3.10 Non Conformance Job X

3.11 Temporary access road for construction X

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Table-1


Responsibility by NO.

WORK ITEM

REK SC REMARKS

4 ABOVEGROUND PIPING WORK

4.1 Prefabrication, fabrication, and installation of piping system including fittings and accessories

X

4.2 Fabrication and installation of pipe support, including adjustment, painting and grouting

X

4.3 Installation of piping for packaged equipment and fabrication of those piping

X

4.4 Casing drain piping and bed drain piping for pumps

X

4.5 Extension piping of casing vent and drain for rotating equipment

X

4.6 Installation of piping accessories such as valves, strainers, filters, exp. bellows, eye washers, etc

X

4.7 Installation and reinstatement instrumentation after Hydro test such as control valves, orifice, etc

X

4.8 Fabrication and installation of temporary spools pieces (i.e. control valve spool, etc)

X

4.9 Survey and setting out X

4.10 Bolt and nut installation for pump and pipe connection after hydrotest and final alignment

X

5 UNDERGROUND PIPING WORK

5.1 Prefabrication, fabrication, and installation of piping system including fittings and accessories

X

5.2 Wrapping application X

5.3 Concrete pavement demolition and re-instatement, Soil excavation and de-excavation

X

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Responsibility by

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WORK ITEM REK SC REMARKS

6 IMPRESSED CURRENT CATHODIC

PROTECTION

6.1 Installation of transformer, junction box cable, test post, deep well ground bed etc.

X

6.2 Thermit weld to pipe and storage tank X

6.3 Material for cathodic protection : Transformer, junction box, cable, test post deep well ground bed etc.

X

7 PAINTING WORK

7.1 Piping and pipe support painting X As per painting specification from Rekind

1. Surface preparation

2. Primer coat

3. Intermediate

4. Finish coat

5. Line marking and direction mark

6. Touch up painting

7. Paint Protection

8. Internal Coating

8 INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION

8.1 Liquid penetrant examination X

8.2

Radiographic examination, package equipment and fabrication of those piping

X Exceed films caused of unacceptable If the number of unacceptable films will exceed more than 3 % of the number of examined films, SC shall owe the excess examination cost

8.3 Visual Inspection X

8.4 Hardness test (if required) X

8.5 Line check X

8.6 Hydrostatic and/or pneumatic test for piping

X Including of the package

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8.7 Restoration work after line test X

Table-1


Responsibility by

NO.


8.8 Elevation level and plumb check including

report for steel structure erection X

8.9 Thickness of paint check X Using DFT tools

8.10 Ultrasonic Test (if required) X

8.11 Bump it for isotop radiography X

9 CLEANING & DE-WATERING

9.1 Cleaning of internal pipe prior to installation with blowing pressurized air

X

9.2 De-watering after hydro test. X

10 PRESERVATION

10.1 Covering end pipe opening X

10.2 Preservation of flange face & coating X

10.3

Providing of gird barrier for embedded underground piping

X

11 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

Crane, Side boom crane, Trailer long bed, TMC, Forklift , etc .

X

12 CONSTRUCTION TOOLS

Welding Machine, Chain block, Plasma cutting machine Tripot & lifting gear, Theodolite, Hammer Wrench, torque wrench, non spark tools etc .

X

Including supply, operating & maintenance, torque wrench to be calibrated

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13 LINE CHECK & PUNCH LIST

13.1

Develop Punch List by line checking X

13.2

Completion of the punch works until approval by client ( post punch list )

X

Rekind = PT REKAYASA INDUSTRI SC = SUBCONTRACTOR

Notes: The approved Inspection Report will be one of mandatory attachments of Work Progress Report. The Work Progress Report will not be approved when the approved Inspection Report is not attached

3.3 Indirect Work

The major of Indirect Work and Services required to be carried out and completed are listed in Table-2 “Scope of Indirect Work”. All services, utilities, materials, equipment, etc. other than those stated in Table-2, if any, shall be supplied by Subcontractor at his cost and expense.

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Table-2

SCOPE OF INDIRECT WORK

Responsibility by

NO.


1. HOME OFFICE COST

1.1 Subcontractor’s Engineering Cost X

1.2 Subcontractor’s Home Office

Expense

X

2. MANAGEMENT, CONTROL AND SUPERVISION FOR THE WORK

X

3. TEMPORARY FACILITIES

3.1 Camp Housing for Subcontractor X - Including supply,

erection, operation,

maintenance, and

demobilization.

3.2 Temporary Facilities at Job site

1. Area/space

2. Temporary facilities lay out

3. Subcontractor’s field office

4. Subcontractor’s warehouse

5. Subcontractor’s workshop and fabrication shop.

6. Subcontractor’s stock yard

7. Subcontractor’s guard house

8. Main road within existing facility

X

X

X*

X*

X*

X*

X

X

- At designated place

by REK.

- Approved by REK.

*) Erection, removal,

furniture, operation,

maintenance, etc.

shall be Subcontrac-

tor responsibility

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9. Labour lunch hall

10. Labour toilet

11. Subroad for Subcontractor purpose

12. Security fence for Subcontractor purpose

13. Septic Tank

14. Other Subcontractor’s temporary facility if necessary

15. Electricity of temporary facility

16. Dark room for radiography

17. Isotop Bunker

X*

X*

X*

X*

X*

X*

X*

X*

X*

*Location and design to be approved by Rekind’s HSE

3.3 Site Preparation

1. Grading and clearing

2. Setting out

3. Site drainage for Subcontractor’s temporary facilities and working area

X

X

X

for Subcontractor’s working area and temporary facilities at working area

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4. UTILITIES

4.1 Water

1. Water Supplies

a. Potable water at Subcontractor’s office

b. Construction water at job site

c. Test water

2. Distribution Piping

X

X

X

X

Tap point to be designated by REK

4.2 Electrical

1. Supplies, generator set

2. Distribution system and wiring

X

X

5. MANPOWER MOBILIZATION AND CONTROL

5.1 Expatriate (if any)

Passport/preventive injection

Visa

Resident permit

Work permit

Airfare and traveling

X

X

X

X

X

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5.2 Local Labor

1. Recruitment

2. Selection

3. Employment

4. Payment of wages

5. Training

6. Labor control and management

7. Traveling expenses for recruiting

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

- SC shall follow local regulation regarding to the optimization of local labor utilization.

6. FIELD OFFICE EXPENSE

6.1 Camp Operation & Field Fabrication Shop X

Catering service, House keeping, Laundry service, safety & security service, fire fighting facility, etc. for Subcontractor’s personnel including expatriate and local labor

6.2 Medical Services

1. First aid dispensary for Subcontractor’s personnel

2. Medical care

X

X

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6.3 Daily Transportation To/from job site for

Subcontractor’s personnel including expatriate and local labor

X

6.4 Guard, Security and Safety

1. At job site area

2. At Subcontractor’s camp area

X

X

- For Subcontractor’s

property and/ or

anything under Sub-

contractor’s respon-

sibility

6.5 Garbage disposal/clean up at job site and Subcontractor’s area

X

6.7 Safety personnel X

6.7 Helmets, working clothes, safety shoes, gloves, safety belts, and other safety device for Subcontractor’s personnel including expatriate and local labor

X

6.8 Identification card/badge for Sub-contractor’s personnel including expatriate and local labor

X - Obtained with assistance of REK

6.9 Telex and telephone relating to the Work used by Subcontractor

X

6.10 Secretarial services and reproduction for Subcontractor

X

6.11 Personal Radio Communication X - Should be Ex-proof type

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7. INSURANCE

7.1 Subcontractor’s All Risk Installation Insurance Include Property Damage

X

7.2

Comprehensive General Liability Insurance (CGL)

X

7.3 Workman’s Compensation Insurance (WCI), Bodily Injury

X - For Subcontractor’s personnel

7.4 Employer’s Liability Insurance (ELI ) X - For Subcontractor’s personnel

7.5 Comprehensive Automobile liability Insurance ( ALI )

X

- For Subcontractor’s automobile

7.7 Subcontractor’s “All Risk” Equipment Insurance

X

7.7 All Risk Marine Cargo Insurance for materials and Equipment supplied by the Subcontractor’s

X

7.8 Other Insurance for Subcontractor’s (if necessary)

X

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8. TRANSPORTATION AND DELIVERY

8.1 Via ocean freight/inland transportation for Subcontractor’s supply for material and equipment.

X

Export packing, preparation of necessary shipping document

Inland transportation to warehouse at the port of embarkation

Acquisition of import license, custom clearance, forwarding and loading to vessel

Unloading from vessel and customs clearance for (temporary) import taxation

Inland transportation up to storage yard/ warehouse at jobsite or Subcontractor’s warehouse

Unloading from truck, etc. at the storage yard/warehouse

Assortment of cargoes

Unpacking, storing with due care and diligence, transportation to the point of use

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

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9. TAXES, DUTIES AND OTHER CHARGES

IN INDONESIA

9.1 Corporate Income Tax (PPH./ MPO) X

9.2 Volume Added Tax on Goods and Services (VAT)

X

9.3 Sales Tax on Luxury X

9.4 Personnel Income Tax

1. Income Tax for the Subcontractor’s Personnel

X - To the extend required by Indonesia law with respect to the work performed by Subcontractor in Indonesia

2. Income Tax for non Indonesian Personnel

X - To the Indonesian State Treasury at the prevailing rates

4. SPECIAL NOTES AND REQUIREMENT

4.1 Field Fabrication and Installation of Aboveground Piping

- The Subcontractor shall fabricate the maximum quantity of pipe material installation work at site to minimize the amount of welding by following to the marks shown on the piping spool drawing.

- After completion of the fabrication, the Subcontractor shall clean the interior of the pipe and cover both ends with vinyl sheet, to protect from rusting and material coated (or similar) and protects faces flanges by means of ply wood (or similar).

- Marking shall be made showing line no. and spool piece no. referring to the respective procedures or specification and during installation shall match with spool material received from shop.

- Subcontractor shall adopt normal fabrication and installation procedure and performs the hydrostatic test based on Rekind guidance (as minimum).

- Subcontractor shall prepare good skilled welders to complete the work. More details shall be referred to scope of work.

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4.2 Refacing of Flange Face Surfaces

If flange faces are scratched or damaged during prefabrication at the shop, during transportation, and during installation, re-facing (machining) shall be performed by Subcontractor at their cost and expense.

4.3 Care of Materials, Waste and Surplus

- The Subcontractor shall arrange his pipe-cutting schedule to minimize pipe wastage / scrap pipe. The remaining pieces of cut-off pipe are defined as follows:

Carbon Steel ……….. 2” and larger maximum 0.250 meter

- Subcontractor shall transport all surplus materials and cut-off pipe including scrap of pipe to Rekind warehouse or conforming to local regulation by Subcontractor’s expense if requested by Rekind.

- Any materials that are lost damaged or in any way misused by Subcontractor after receipt from Rekind, the cost of all included replacement material will be borne by Subcontractor, who shall also be responsible for any delay so ensuing.

4.4 Length of Pipe

Length of Piping to be supplied by Rekind is basically as follow :

• Carbon Steel 1 1/2” & smaller = 6 m (single random)

• Carbon Steel 2” & larger = 12 m (double random)

Subcontractor shall prepare fabrication and installation based on the Isometric piping Drawing.

4.5 Rekind Supply of Materials.

- For materials supplied by Rekind such as pipe, fitting, flanges, and valves. Subcontractor will perform warehousing work including material control therein and Rekind will control periodically, based on Isometric Drawing to adopt material issue slip balance.

- Materials are delivered from Rekind warehouse to shop fabrication under Subcontractor responsibility. Loading and unloading at Rekind warehouse will be performed by Subcontractor.

- Rekind will issue the materials to Subcontractor after custom’s clearance is finished (especially for foreign material supply).

4.6 Cleaning

- Routine (every day) : Subcontractor is fully responsible to remove and transport the waste or rubbish after finishing the work based on Rekind instruction at site directly without any back charge to Rekind.

• General cleaning: within one time in a week Rekind will instruct to Subcontractor for general cleansing and Subcontractor shall prepare a truck and workers to complete this activity based on the procedure submitted at site without any back charge to Rekind.

• The most importance to be done by Subcontractor is to clean internal piping based on the Construction Specification.

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4.7 Quality Control / Inspection

- The Subcontractor shall be self responsible for quality control and inspection activities, and supervise by Rekind

- Rekind shall control Hydrostatic test and will instruct directly to Subcontractor if any damage or fail welding at shop.

4.8 HSE Requirement

4.8.1. Gate entry pass requirement:

1. Photo 2. Identification card (KTP) 3. Medical examination report/admission

4.8.2. Work permit:

During work permit submission S/C is required to complete method of work and JSA to get approval. The liable person shall be familiar and capable to accomplish this task.

4.8.3. Rigging

1. Rigger and Signal-man on lifting work shall acquired a “certification of completion” (Depnaker/Migas)

2. Rigging tools (Sling, Chain Block, Hook , Belt etc.) should be a completed with mill/manufacture certificate

4.8.4. Electrical Safety:

1. Plug connector on a welding machine must be 3 connector type and water tight

2. Welding machine and electricity generator must be properly grounded

3. Electricity generator must be certified by Depnaker/ Migas.

4. At any time, fire extinguisher must be available in the vicinity of welding machine and electricity generator.

5. Oil pit construction must be applied to the base of electricity generator to mitigate oil spillage to environment. This pit shall have blue sheet liner and sand filled.

4.8.5. Vehicles :

a. All moving vehicles must be equipped with: 1. First aid kit (P3K) 2. Safety belt 3. Warning Sign 4. Fire extinguisher 5. Spare tire 6. Backward siren

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b. All tires must be in good condition. c. At any time open roof vehicles should not be used for man mobilization. d. Heavy equipments are subjected to safety check by REKIND prior to

entering the site 4.8.6. Equipment:

a. All heavy equipment shall be equipped: 1. First aid kit (P3K) 2. Safety belt 3. Warning Sign 4. Fire extinguisher 5. Spare tire 6. Backward siren

b. Prior to mobilization all equipment will be checked by PT Rekind HSE officer c. Lifting Equipment shall be:

1. Migas certified 2. Lifting Equipment’s Operators must be Migas certified.

d. Excavator: All excavators’ operator must be Migas or Depnaker certified

4.8.7. Concerning of possible damage on tip of beveled pipe care must be taken

during lifting work. Grape hook is forbidden, shorting hook with neoprene liner shall be used.

4.8.8. Radiographic Work:

At minimum radiographic activity should prepare the following: 1. Admission letter from authorized body on the use of Isotop (Bapeten) 2. Transportation permit of isotop’s source/camera from Bapeten 3. OR and PPR must be certified. 4. Safety equipment:

i. Personal protection equipment (Helmet, safety shoes, safety glasses)

ii. Film badge iii. Dose meters iv. Survey Meter v. Personal type H2S detector vi. Long Pliers vii. Radiation alert lamp. viii. Radiation alert sign board.

5. S/C to provide Isotop’s bunker. At any time isotop should not be stored in the worker camp, isotop bump it procedure and location to be approved by Rekind-HSE

4.8.9. Temporary Office:

a. Lighting for office must be double bulb as per electrical industry standard.

b. S/C to provide and maintain portable toilet for worker. c. S/C to provide and maintain Fire extinguisher in office location.

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d. S/C to provide garbage bin, waste collection will be coordinated by Rekind’s HSE and the burden shall be borne by all contractors.

4.8.10. Work Site:

a. S/C to provide and maintain portable toilet for worker. b. S/C to provide garbage bin, waste collection will be coordinated by

Rekind’s HSE and the burden shall be borne by all contractors.

4.8.11. Scaffolding: a. Scaffolding pipe shall be used (British standard) as per project standard. b. Scaffold-man must be Depnaker’s certified. c. Scafolding tagging to be provided for marking.

4.8.12. To minimize bio-hazard and accident prevention S/C should provide material

safety data sheet (MSDS) of hazardous materials: Paint, grease etc.

4.8.13. Fuel storage tank:

a. Tank must be well grounded. b. At any time, fire extinguisher must be available in the vicinity of fuel tank. c. S/C to provide flammable sign alert. d. Oil pit construction must be applied to the base of electricity generator to

mitigate oil spill to environment. This pit shall have blue sheet liner and sand filled.

4.8.14. PPE

a. Helmet must be as per Ansi.z 1989 standard, yellow color. b. Safety Glasses c. Safety Shoes d. Safety belt is forbidden. Working at height more than 1.5 m, worker must

be equipped with full body harness. This equipment must have manufacturer certificate.

4.8.15. Safety personnel:

a. S/C shall submit their safety personnel’s CV for review and approval from Rekind.

b. Safety personnel must be competence person whose hold safety certification or at least have attended on professional safety education.

4.8.16. Site Drainage

The Subcontractor shall keep all portions of the work properly and efficiently drained and/or pumped at all times during the construction and until completion of the work. Drainage and pumping facilities shall be maintained operable and manned at all times as required. The Subcontractor shall be responsible for all damage, which may be caused by or result from water collecting, backing up or flowing over, through, from or along any part of the work.

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4.9 Survey, Base Point and Bench Mark

Subcontractor shall set out the works from the Bench Marks and Triangulation point established at the DPPU, and setting out and checking all the works. Subcontractor is responsible in securing and maintaining the Bench Marks and executing other survey required on performing the work. In case the survey work is required, Subcontractor shall prepare the survey drawings before, during and after performing the Work. The approved survey result after performing the Work will be the base of Marked-up Drawing and As-Built Drawing.

4.10 Coordination with Other Subcontractor

During construction work, another Subcontractor may do the other work in the same time. Subcontractor shall follow the coordination procedure that will be developed at site by Rekind.

4.11 Prior Review, Inspection and Test of Equipment, Tools and Materials

All equipments, tools and materials supplied by Subcontractor for execution of the work shall be subject to Rekind’s prior review, inspect and test. Should Subcontractor fail to comply with the above mentioned requirements, Subcontractor shall at his own cost replace such equipments, tools and materials, if deem necessary, in whole or part even while in actual use on the job site.

4.12 Execution Work not Provided in Contract Document

Whether or not indicated or provided in the Contract and any other document and data provided by REKIND, but reasonably deemed necessary from technical or commonly accepted stand point, Subcontractor shall has the responsibility to provide, execute and complete all the Works deemed and implied necessary, as a matter of cause from technical statutory, safety or security, commonly accepted and outer appearance stand points complying with REKIND instructions.

Cost and charge for such work shall be considered to be included in the Contract Price, and Subcontractor shall not be granted any time extension therefore either.

4.13 Material Supply

The Subcontractor shall supply all the materials required for the work (as per scope of work).

Prior to supply the materials, the Subcontractor shall submit the samples, catalogues and/ or certificate of the materials for REKIND approval. Unless otherwise noted, the materials shall be delivered by Subcontractor to the Subcontractor storage at site.

Loading, Unloading and transportation of the materials from the Subcontractor storage and or Rekind’s storage (if any) to the Job site shall be in the scope of the Subcontractor.

4.14 Applicable Standards, Codes, Laws and Regulation

a. American Society of Mechanical Engineer (ASME) b. American Society for Testing Material ( ASTM ) c. Japanese Industrial Standard ( JIS ) d. Steel Structure Painting Council ( SSPC ) Specifications e. Specifications , drawings, and other technical data provided by REKIND

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f. Indonesia laws, Regulations, Standards, etc currently force

4.15 Specification and Construction Drawings

The drawings contained in this requisition are conceptional drawings for quotation purpose only. After the contract is awarded, REKIND will supply the engineering drawings for the work.

In addition contains to above , REKIND may provide the Subcontractor, with additional drawings and Specifications or technical data as circumstances may demands except the spool drawings, which to be performed by the Subcontractor.

4.16 Pipe Spool Drawings, Execution Drawings and As-Built Drawings

The Subcontractor shall furnish the Pipe Spool drawing, Execution Drawing, draft for As Built Drawing (Mark up Drawing) for the work.

The Subcontractor shall prepare marked-up drawing for As-Built drawing, the cost of whom shall be with in the Lump Sum, with the assistances of affiliate as appropriate.

4.17 Pipe Shop and Construction Equipments

a. The Subcontractor’s Fabrication Shop will be supplied and erected by Subcontractor. Operation and Maintenance under Subcontractor’s responsibility.

b. Subcontractor shall be responsible in providing, operating and maintaining the construction equipments including its mobilization & demobilization, fuel, lubricant, spare parts and other material required for operation and maintenance.

c. The Critical construction equipments supplied by Subcontractor shall be inspected and approved by REKIND at the present location before its mobilization to Site.

4.18 Soil Disposal

The Subcontractor is not allowed to store the excavated soil in the battery limit and the Owner Existing Plan area. The excavated soil shall be removed from point of work to the disposal area designated by REKIND.

4.19 Change Order / Revision Work

REKIND at anytime, give in writing or verbal any instruction for changes in the work. Upon receipt off instruction the Subcontractor shall proceed immediately with performance of the change if any such change cause or affect the contract price or the time for completion as whole, Subcontractor shall submit written notice of such effect on contract price and the time for completion.

No change or adjustment to the work shall be binding unless authorized in writing by REKIND.

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Revision in design, drawing and specification and other documents required by REKIND shall not constitute change order and shall not increase the Contract Price provided that such revisions do not change scope of Work.

Change order written notice to be verified immediately to sub-contractor for execution the job within 72 hours.

4.20 Take Over of the Work

When REKIND judges that the Subcontractor is not capable of continuing the Works in respect of volume, quality or schedule of the Works, REKIND may its sole discretion take over from the Subcontractor and execute certain portion of the works. In this event, unit price adjustment in the manner specified in Section 11 shall be applied for calculation of the price to be paid for the Works accomplished by the Subcontractor.

4.21 Maintenance

Subcontractor shall perform all the maintenance work necessary during the construction period before the acceptance of the Work. These maintenance works to be performed by Subcontractor shall include permanent facilities regardless of being supplied or provide by REKIND

5. MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM

Sub Contractor (SC) must prepare good management skills and control system in this project. In any stages of project execution must be good of control and coordination. SC must submit to Rekind the management and control system of this project, including job description of key personnel 5.1. Construction Supervision

1. Rekind will supervise in general of the work performed by Sub Contractor ( SC ) 2. Direct supervision for labor / worker will be provided by SC. The Supervision

shall cover all construction work. SC shall propose the name of his supervisors in adequate amount and qualified ones. This proposal is subject to approval to Rekind.

3. Man power planning shall be submitted to Rekind as per construction schedule at construction site before the job started.

5.2. Quality

1. Quality of Workmanship a. The workmanship employed in the work shall be of highest quality in terms

of internationally recognized standards or practice and the work shall be subject to the approval of REKIND.

b. The Subcontractor shall provide highly experienced and reliable inspector for Piping and Welding according to Prevail regulation and Equipment Operator especially trained to handle such equipment

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2. Inspection and Test Quality of the Work

Subcontractor shall execute all test and inspection of quality of the Work in order to guarantee the quality to REKIND. All materials and equipments required to complete the Work shall be performed by Subcontractor. Content of this inspection and test shall include but not limited to:

- Welder Performance Test (Quality) - Visual Test and Services Test. - Pin Hole/Holiday Test. - Hydrostatic and Pneumatic Pressure Test. - Magnetic Particle or Dye Penetrant Test, if required. - Radiographic examination - Dry Film Thickness Test. - Any other test and inspection that Subcontractor shall deem necessary or

REKIND shall reasonably consider from the view to quality shall be included in Subcontractor’s responsibility.

The inspection and Test performed by Subcontractor shall include made in the field, or laboratory and research institute out side the field, or back up at home office as well as the service of arranging data, result, or relevant literature verifying there of. All progressive test and inspection report shall be submitted to REKIND after the completion of test to the satisfaction of REKIND. If REKIND is not satisfied with the test and inspection result for reason attributable to poor workmanship or quality of inspection, Subcontractor shall re-do the test and inspection at his expense.

5.3. General Cleaning of Working Areas

a. During the progress of the Work, Subcontractor shall maintain all area in a neat, clean and orderly condition. Upon completion of any part or portion of the Work, Subcontractor shall promptly remove all debris that may have accumulated in the performance of the work, as well as equipment, tools, temporary structures and construction material not required in the area for later stages of the work. Upon completion of the work, Subcontractor shall, as directed, satisfactorily dispose of or remove from the facility of the Work, all its plant, building, etc., used for construction purpose.

b. A half day in each week shall be observed as a general cleaning day for the

Subcontractor. All supervisors and workers shall make clean the site plant working area under the supervisions of REKIND. In addition to this, daily cleaning should be performed by Subcontractor using proper tools and enough manpower. If unsatisfactory action by Subcontractor is performed, REKIND will take action and all cost will be back charged to Subcontractor.

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5.4. Minimum Requirement of Key Personnel

Minimum requirement SC’s key persons are:

- Project Manager - Construction / Site Manager - Project Control - Engineering - Superintendent - Supervisor ( especially for quality control of concrete ) - Safety - Security - QC - Ware house - Material Control And they must be full time dedicated for this project.

6. NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION DELAYS

Delays in Work, which may become the subject or basis of claims for time extensions or changes in contract price, shall be immediately reported to REKIND as soon as such conditions become apparent. The Subcontractor shall set forth and outline such circumstances in written form to REKIND within 7 working days of their discovery. Any claim not submitted within 7 working days will not be considered.

7. NOTICE OF ACCIDENTS AND FIRES

Any accident, fire or other emergency, which may arise on the site, at temporary work yard or any other area at the Job site where the Subcontractor is performing the Work shall be immediately informed to Rekind. Formal written report then should be submitted to Rekind within 12 hours

8. DAMAGE AND RESTORATION

8.1. Damage to existing facilities caused by movement of equipment or other operations, whether accidents or made necessary by reason of the requirements of the contract, shall be restored or replaced as specified or as directed by REKIND at the cost of the Subcontractor.

8.2. Restoration shall be equal to the structural qualities and performance capabilities of original facility, and finishes shall match as nearly as possible to existing Work.

8.3. Work not properly restored or where not capable of being restored as intended under these Specifications shall be removed and replaced as directed by REKIND at the cost of the Subcontractor.

8.4. Restoration work by Subcontractor shall not affect to the work schedule, and Subcontractor shall arrange the manpower and construction equipment for such work.

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9. WORK SCHEDULE

9.1. The Subcontractor shall carry out and complete the work in accordance with ATTACHMENT-2 Project Schedule.

9.2. The Bidder shall develop and submit the Construction Schedule based on REKIND Project Schedule (ATTACHMENT-2) with his quotation.

10. PRICED QUOTATION

10.1. The quotation shall be in Indonesian Rupiah currency and prepared in two version (Work Item Wise and Cost Item Wise) in accordance with the instructions stated below by using the quotation form specified in ATTACHMENT-1, form no 2A, 2B, 3A, and 3B of this Requisition.

10.2. The price to be quoted in the Work Item Wise shall consist of a lump sum basis for preparatory work, and provisional sum basis for permanent work. The unit price shall be firm and fixed, and not be subject to any changes.

10.3. The price to be quoted in the Cost Item Wise shall consist of direct cost, indirect cost, overhead and profit. The total price of the Cost Item Wise shall be same as total price of the Work Item Wise.

10.4. Price allocation

Price allocation for Direct Cost and Indirect Cost in Cost Item Wise shall be in accordance with the definition stated below. If there will be any item other than those stipulated in this Requisition. It shall be notified to REKIND who will give appropriate instruction for correct price allocation.

1. Direct cost 1.1 Direct materials

Direct materials shall mean the materials procured by Subcontractor for the work, which is to be installed permanently.

The material cost shall include such as but not limited to:

(a) Packing (b) Inspection (c) Shop testing (d) Procurement fee (e) Inland Transportation (f) Loading, Unloading and Handling (g) Other charges and duties.

Value Added Tax (VAT) for all locally purchased materials shall be born by Rekind.

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1.2 Direct labor

(1) Direct labor shall be the personnel engaged in direct work at the Job site below supervisor level such as, but not limited to the following: • Skilled and unskilled labor and their foremen. • Construction equipment operators and drivers. • Labor for direct temporary work such as :

− Scaffolding − Position of safety measures − Clean-up of construction area

(2) The following shall be included in the direct labor cost:

• Salaries • Burdens • Allowance

1.3 Direct construction equipment

Depreciation and/or rental charge of all construction equipment and heavy duty vehicles, such as barges, boats, dredging equipment, pile driving equipment, earth moving equipment, lifting equipment, transport and handling equipment, welding machine, air compressor, compactor, wooden/steel form, scaffolding, slip form, etc.

2. Indirect cost.

2.1 Home office cost

Home office cost shall cover the following :

(1) Engineering and proposal cost.

Expenses to be incurred in the execution of home office engineering and proposal for the work which can be directly assigned to the project.

(2) Home office expenses :

Expenses which can be directly assigned to the project, excluding the above engineering and proposal costs.

The expenses shall include the following: (a) Home office management expenses. (b) Traveling expenses Inland and overseas travel and living expenses, excluding those

incurred in moving people to/from the Job site for their field assignment.

(c) All travel and living cost associated with coordination of the project including that with affiliates, vendors, Subcontractors, etc.

(d) Indonesian supervisory office and support staff at Subcontractor home office, including their recruitment and termination.

(e) Prints and stationeries (f) Communication expenses (g) Computer charges.

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2.2 Mobilization and demobilization

(1) Field personnel including passport, settlement and resettlement, storage of household effect, transport of personal baggage, visas exit permit and work permit.

(2) Material, Equipments, spare parts and tools including delivery to site, unloading inland transportation assembly, packing for return shipment freight forwarding and return shipping.

2.3 Temporary facilities

Supply, installation and removal of all necessary temporary facilities and services which are indirect required for execution of the work, such as, but not limited to :

(1) Temporary buildings such as field office, warehouse, workshop, maintenance shop, camp, mess hall, etc. including furniture, computers and appliances.

(2) Temporary electrical, including lighting and power distribution. (3) Temporary water distribution line. (4) Temporary civil works, including site preparation, fence and gate, drainage

and sewer system, road, access, paving etc.

2.4 Salaries, wages, allowances

Supervision services and indirect worker, salaries, burdens, allowances, completion bonuses and the like for all field supervising personnel including indirect workers such as :

(1) Expatriate (if any), permanent and locally-hired supervising staff such as site manager, superintendent, supervisor, field engineer, cost engineer, schedule control engineer, etc.

(2) Indirect workers for field operation, such as administrator, accountant/ pay roll officer, logistic, time keeper, janitors, office boys, guards, tool room attendants, warehousemen, cooks, housekeepers, vehicle’s drivers, operators, mechanics, etc.

2.5 Field Expense

(1) Traveling :

- Jakarta – Makasar :

(a) All costs including travel and living for visit short term and long term assignment to and from home office and site, including home office and R & R leaves, medical and compassionate trips.

(b) All travel and living cost associated with expediting and inspection

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- Others :

(a) Field personnel including passport settlement, and resettlement, storage of household effect, transport of personal baggage, visas, exit permit and work permit.

(b) All costs including those for housing, transportation and recreation of all personnel including cost of their drivers, servant, etc.

(2) Print and stationary :

All costs of computer services, telex, telephone, facsimile, document printing, postage, air freight, pouch deliveries, and the like.

(3) Communication expense : Office supplies, including provision and operation costs and communication equipment, plus any computers required by Subcontractors

(4) Welfare expense : Welfare expenses for supervising personnel and indirect workers

(5) Third Parties Inspection :

All statutory or third party inspection required at the specific direction of REKIND

(6) Others expense :

(a) All costs associated with dependents

(b) All education costs including those incurred in Indonesia and elsewhere for provision of schooling for dependents of Subcontractor’s personnel assigned to site, and dependents of Jakarta and other home office base personnel, and any education materials.

(c) All medical costs, except as provided at site.

(d) All living and messing costs including provision of canteen food and laundry.

(e) All living and messing costs including provision of canteen food and

laundry.

(f) All equipment, materials and other item costs not identified in this requisition.

(g) Engineering services - Shop / working drawing

- Construction procedure

(h) Maintenance of temporary facilities

(i) Management expenses

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2.7 Maintenance cost for equipment

Subcontractor shall be responsible in maintaining the construction equipment including spare parts and other material required for operating and maintenance.

2.8 Small construction supplies

(1) Construction tools / consumable

Supply and maintenance of all construction tools such as hand tools, inspection tools, laboratory equipment, etc.

(2) Indirect Materials Supply of all indirect material such as welding rod, nail gases, tie wires, etc.

2.9 Small construction supplies

Transportation shall cover the handling material and equipment in site area : (1) Transportation for direct equipment and material (2) Transportation for indirect equipment and material

2.19 Insurance Cost.

Refer to item 3.5.7 of table - 2 “Scope of Indirect Work”, of this requisition.

2.11 Direct Labor Service Cost

Recruiting expenses for direct labor and indirect workers, including security clearance test.

2.12 Pre-financing Cost

The cost which must be initiated for covering the shorted expect before start of work based on received of down payment.

2.13 Taxes, duties and other charges 3. Overhead and profit

3.1 Escalation

Both unit prices for Direct Work and Indirect Work shall not be adjusted under any circumstances for the reason of escalation, inflation or fluctuation in currency exchange rates.

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3.2 Work Quantity

(1) Work Quantity and Price Adjustment.

a. The Work quantities indicated on form 2B in this Requisition are

approximation and provisional quantities.

b. Upon completion of the work, the final work quantities for each work item shall be measured on the basis of the construction drawings, which should be prepared by SC subject to approval Rekind

c. It is noted that the work quantities used for payment are net quantities calculated from the final construction drawings.

Note :

The Work volume in form no 2B in this Requisition in net quantity and does not include the following, which is to be born by the Subcontractor :

- Quantity of waste material - Quantity of materials used for repair work - Quantity of materials used for rejected work - Quantity of materials used for construction method proposes

d. The Subcontractor shall be responsible for submitting to REKIND a report of

the final quantities based on the final drawings furnished to the Subcontractor.

e. The materials to be supplied by the Subcontractor indicated in item 2 of Table-1 (Scope of direct work) shall be quoted for each material and size on a unit price basis. However, the quantities of materials are provisional. The finally-fixed quantities shall be adjusted based on the approved material take-off from final drawings and the unit price for the Permanent Work specified in the Cost Break Down of Work Item Wise (Form-2B).

(2) Price Adjustment

The total price for Permanent Work shall be recalculated and finalized based on approved quantity take-off from final drawings and the unit price specified in the Cost Breakdown of Work Item Wise (Form-2B)

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11. WORK EXECUTION

11.1. The Subcontractor shall carry out and complete the work in a manner which assures quality, schedule and safety. For this purpose, execution procedures below shall be followed by the Subcontractor.

1. Coordination Procedure with Subcontractor 2. Progress Calculation Procedure 3. Schedule Control Procedure 4. Field Inspection Procedure 5. Site Inspection & Test Plan 6. Safety Procedure 7. Security Procedure

Note. : The above procedures will be issued after the contract award. The Subcontractor shall follow these procedures so far as are applicable without any increment of the contract price.

11.2. The Subcontractor shall, in the course of the execution of the work, prepare and submit the documents and reports stipulated in Table-3. These documents will become one of the tools for controlling the work and assure satisfaction execution of the Work

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Table - 3

SUBCONTRACTOR’S DOCUMENT SUBMISSION

DOCUMENT FOR APPROVAL (DUE AFTER AWARD)

1. EXECUTION PROCEDURE

a) Organization chart and resumes of key personnel

2 Weeks

b) Manpower mobilization schedule by chart and nationality

2 Weeks

c) Construction equipment mobilization schedule 2 Weeks

d) Layout drawing of temporary facilities and construction access

2 Weeks

e) Construction method For each particular Work 2 Weeks before execution.

2. SCHEDULE CONTROL a) 3 month look-ahead schedule

Every month

b) Monthly construction schedule

Monthly

c) 2 Weeks schedule (present & next)

Weekly

d) Consumption schedule of water and electric power

Monthly

e) Equipment and materials shipping schedule including 1

(one) copy of material Purchase Order (PO) of permanent materials purchased by Subcontractor

Monthly

f) Schedule of materials to be supplied by Subcontractor

Monthly

3. QUALITY CONTROL Quality control procedure

1 month

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DOCUMENT FOR APPROVAL (DUE AFTER AWARD)

4. FIELD INSPECTION / TEST

a) Inspection schedule Weekly / monthly

b) Inspection application Two days before joint inspection date.

c) Inspection / test report One week after testing, and as attachment of Progress Report

d) Material certificate One week before shipment.

5. SAFETY AND SECURITY Safety and security plan

1 month

6. PROGRESS CALCULATION AND REPORT

Monthly progress calculation and report (with Approved Inspection Report and Mark-up Drawing as the attachment)

Monthly

7. REPORT / OTHERS

a) Daily manpower / Equipment reports and report

Daily

b) Weekly report

Weekly

c) Accident and fire report

Daily

d) Minutes of meeting

Within 3 days

e) Punch list

f) As-built drawing

1 month prior to Completion 1 month after the work completed

f) Shop / working drawing / other drawing specified on Table Scope

of Direct Work

1 month (depend on schedule)

g). Chemical Cleaning Procedure Depend on Schedule

h). Close-out report 1 week after the Work complete

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12. INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM BIDDER

The Bidder shall submit the quotation using the following forms, but not limited to :

FORM NO DESCRIPTION

1 Bid Cover Letter 2A/B Cost Summary / Cost Breakdown-Work Item Wise. 3A/B Cost Summary / Cost Breakdown-Cost Item Wise.

4 Supervision and Labor Rate 5 Subcontractor’s Direct Manpower Schedule 7 Subcontractor’s Indirect Manpower Schedule 7 Project Key Personnel Resumes 8 Project and Site Organization Chart showing of the position

of All Key Personnel 9 List of Subcontractor and Local Subcontractor Joint in

Operation 10 List of Temporary Facilities and Materials for Preparatory

Work. 11 List and Schedule of Imported Materials (if any). 12 Consumption Schedule of Water, Electric Power and Fuel. 13 List and Schedule of Construction Equipment and Vehicles.

13A Construction Equipment Rate 14 Detail of Construction Schedule. 15 Construction Method. 17 Provision of Bid. 22 Experience Statement 23 Management and Control System 24 Bidder’s Company Brochure and Annual Report, including

its Company‘s Organization Chart. Note : The bidder shall also submit with his quotation the information and bio

data as mentioned in the instruction to bidder.

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ATTACHMENT -1 INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM BIDDER’S FORMS

DOC. NO. : HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 2A

BIDDER : DATE :

INQUIRY NO. : PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASS

WORK TITLE : FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

1. PREPARATORY WORK1.1 Mobilization and demobilization1.2 Temporary facility (kantor lapangan, bengkel, dll)1.3 Utility facility (air, listrik, udara bertekanan, dll)

SUB TOTAL PREPARATORY WORK

2. PERMANENT WORK

2.1 Piping Fabrication and Installation2.2 Fabrication & Installation of Valve,

Fitting (weodolet etc), Bolt & Nut, Gasket, reinstatement material, etc

2.3 Fabrication & Installation of Instrument material (PI, TI, PCV, MOV, SDV, etc)

2.4 Fabrication & Installation of Firefighting & Safety Facilities

2.5 Pipe Support2.6 Painting and supplied material2.7 Internal Coating on Pipe, Flange and fitting

(4" and larger)2.8 Dye-Penetrant2.9 Radiography Test / UT2.10 Hydrotest, Pneumatic, Visual,

Service test and reinstall2.11 Wrapping Work2.12 Spool Drawing

SUB TOTAL PERMANENT WORK

GRAND TOTAL

ROUNDED-UP

COST SUMMARY(WORK ITEM WISE)

COST CODE WORK ITEMS TOTAL PRICE (Rp)

DOC. NO. : HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 2BBIDDER : DATE :INQUIRY NO. : PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASSARWORK TITLE : FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G=FXE) (I=AXE) (J=AXH)1 PREPARATORY WORK

1.1 Mobilization and demobilization LS 11.2 Temporary facility LS 11.3 Utility facility LS 1


2 PERMANENT WORK

2.1 Piping Fabrication and InstallationCarbon Steel (field weld) D-In 16200Carbon Steel (shop weld) D-In 10800Carbon steel Cut and Re-Weld (please provide unit price) D-In 0

Sub Total 2.12.2 Installation of Valve LS include

Control Valve 4" and smaller 115Gate/Globe/Check/Ball/ Butterfly Valve 6" to 10" 115Gate/Globe/Check/Ball/ Butterfly Valve 12" to 16" 19

2.3 Fabrication & Installation of Instrument material (PI, TI, PCV, MOV, SDV, etc) LS includeControl/ PSV Valve 4" and smaller 33Control / PSV Valve 6" to 10" 25Control Valve 12" to 16" 12

2.4 Fabrication & Installation of Firefighting & Safety Facilities LS includeWater Hydrant 4" (2 Ea)Fire Hose 4" (11 Ea)

2.5 Pipe Support Ton 24,750 Fabrication and InstallationIncl. Material and Painting Work for Pipe Support, PT as per specification

2.6 Painting and supplied materiala. Surface Preparation : SSPC SP-10 (please provide unit price) m2 2917b. Primer Coat : Inorganic Zink Silicate (75 Mikron) (please provide unit price) m2 2917c. Intermediate Coat : High Build Epoxy (125 Mikron) m2 2917d. Top Coat : Aliphatic Polyurethane (50 Mikron) m2 2917e. Touch up 292 include

2.7 Dye Penetrant D-In 729

2.8 Radiography Test / UT Sheet 855

2.9 Hydrotest, Pneumatic, Visual, Serfice test and reinstall Package 50

2.10 Excavation and BackfillingExcavation, sand filling and Backfilling m3 6125


GRAND TOTAL

ROUNDED-UP

(H=B+C+D+G)

Direct Material Direct Equip't Indirect CostDirect Labor

Work Rate Labor Rate Labor Cost

COST BREAKDOWN(WORK ITEM WISE)

No. Description UnitQuantity

Unit Price (Rp)

Total Unit Price (Rp)Total

ManhoursTotal Cost

(Rp)

: HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 3B: DATE :: PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASSAR: FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

1 Direct cost1.1 Direct material LS1.2 Direct labor LS1.3 Direct construction equipment LS

TOTAL DIRECT COST

2 Indirect cost2.1 Home office cost LS2.2 Mobilization and demobilization

2.2.1 Field personnel LS2.2.2 Equipment, tools, etc. LSSub Total 2.2

2.3 Temporary facilities (cost, supply and demolition)2.3.1 Temporary building facilities and accessories LS2.3.2 Camp or housing LS2.3.3 Temporary electrical LS2.3.4 Temporary water distribution LS2.3.5 Temporary road and drainage, if necessary LS2.3.6 Temporary civil work LSSub Total 2.3

2.4 Salaries, wages, allowance2.4.1 Expatriate, supervising staff LS2.4.2 Indirect worker for field operation LSSub Total 2.4.

2.5 Field expenses2.5.1 Traveling

HO Office - Location of Project TripOthers Trip

2.5.2 Print and stationeries LS2.5.3 Communication expense LS2.5.4 Welfare expense LS2.5.5 Third parties inspection LS2.5.6 Other expenses LSSub Total 2.5

2.6 Maintenance cost for equipment2.6.1 Maintenance cost Lot2.6.2 Spare parts LotSub Total 2.6

2.7 Small construction supplies2.7.1 Consumables LS2.7.2 Gases LS2.7.3 Fuels and lubrications LS2.7.4 Hand tool LS2.7.5 Drinking water LS2.7.6 Others LSSub Total 2.7

2.8 Transportation cost2.8.1 Transportation for direct equipment and Lot

material2.8.2 Transportation for indirect equipment and Lot

material

DOC. NO. BIDDER INQUIRY NO. WORK TITLE

TOTAL PRICE (Rp)

DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITYUNIT PRICE

(Rp)

COST BREAKDOWN(COST ITEM WISE)

NO

: HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 3B: DATE :: PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASSAR: FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

DOC. NO. BIDDER INQUIRY NO. WORK TITLE

TOTAL PRICE (Rp)

DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITYUNIT PRICE

(Rp)

COST BREAKDOWN(COST ITEM WISE)

NO

Sub Total 2.82.9 Insurance

2.9.1 Workmen's compensation, employer's liability and social insurance Lot

2.9.2 Automobile liability insurance Lot2.9.3 Marine/cargo insurance Lot2.9.4 Other insurance LotSub Total 2.9

2.10 Direct labor service cost2.10.1 Traveling and transportation LS2.10.2 Welfare expense LS2.10.3 Recruiting expense LS2.10.4 Training expense LS2.10.5 Lunch service cost M/D2.10.6 Other expenses LSSub Total 2.10

2.11 Pre financing cost LS

TOTAL INDIRECT COST

3 Taxes, duties and other charge3.1 Stamp duty tax LS3.2 Income company tax LS3.3 Local government tax LS3.4 Other duties and tax LS

TOTAL TAXES AND DUTIES

4 Overhead and profit4.1 Overhead LS4.2 Profit %

TOTAL OVERHEAD AND PROFIT

GRAND TOTAL

DOC. NO. : HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 4BIDDER : DATE :INQUIRY NO. : PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASSARWORK TITLE : FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

REGULAR RATE PER DAYOVERTIME RATE/HOUR

NORMAL DAY(Rp) (Rp)

A Indirect Manpower1 Site Manager2 Superintendent3 QA/QC (kendali mutu pekerjaan)4 Engineering5 Supervisor6 Material Controller7 Safety Officer8 Administrator9 Electrician/Mechanic10 Office Boy/Girl11 Security

B Direct Manpower1 Foreman2 Crane Operator3 Trailer Operator4 Forklift Operator5 Pipe Fitter6 Welder7 Sheet metal worker8 Rigger9 Mechanic10 Surveyor11 Hydro-test Crew12 NDT Crew13 Chemical Cleaning Crew14 Sand-blasting & painting Crew15 Insulator16 Helper17 Earth worker ( excavation & backfilling )

TOTAL MANMONTHS

Keterangan:Jam kerja normal adalah 10 jam tiap hariIsilah posisi yang dirasa perlu untuk pekerjaan sajaTambahkan jika ada posisi yang kurang dan hapus jika ada posisi yang tidak diperlukan

LEGEND :

(Rp)

TARIF TENAGA SUPERVISI DAN UPAH BURUH SUBKONTRAKTOR

OVERTIME RATE/HOUR HOLIDAY/SUNDAYNO. CLASSIFICATION

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Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

1 Foreman2 Crane Operator3 Trailer Operator4 Forklift Operator5 Pipe Fitter6 Welder7 Sheet metal worker8 Rigger9 Mechanic10 Surveyor11 Hydro-test Crew12 NDT Crew13 Chemical Cleaning Crew14 Sand-blasting & painting Crew15 Insulator16 Helper17 Earth worker ( excavation & backfilling )

TOTAL MANMONTHS


LEGEND :

NO. DESCRIPTIONMonth 3

JADWAL TENAGA KERJA LAPANGAN (DIRECT) SUBKONTRAKTOR

MAN-MONTH

Month 4REMARK

Month 1 Month 2


Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 41234567891011

TOTAL MANMONTHSLEGEND :


NO. DESCRIPTION MAN -MONTH

Office Boy/GirlElectrician/Mechanic

QA/QC

Security

EngineeringSupervisorMaterial ControllerSafety OfficerAdministrator

JADWAL TENAGA KERJA LAPANGAN (INDIRECT) SUBKONTRAKTOR

Site ManagerSuperintendent

Month 4 REMARKMonth 1 Month 2 Month 3

DOC. NO. : HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 7BIDDER : DATE : INQUIRY NO. : PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASSAWORK TITLE : FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

PROJECT AND SITE ORGANIZATION CHARTSHOWING THE POSITION OF ALL KEY PERSONNEL

(ORGANISASI PROYEK BESERTA POSISI DAN NAMA PERSONIL)


A resume of each key person to be assigned to the work containing at least the following information.

a. Nationality

b. Position

c. Name

d. Age

e. Education

f. Relevant Experiences

g. Employment History

h. Language Spoken

I. Previous experiences in Indonesia

Resume of key personnel shall be with the organization chart for the Work

SUBCONTRACTOR'SPROJECT KEY PERSONNEL RESUMES

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If no subcontractor work is proposed, bidder shall so state.

A. National subcontractor

Name and address of subcontractor

B. Local subcontractor

Name and address of local subcontractor

Keterangan:Jam kerja normal adalah 10 jam tiap hariKosongkan jika tidak ada kerjasama dengan subkontraktor lain seperti yang diminta

Description of work to be performedby local subcontractor

LIST OF PROPOSED SUBCONTRACTOR ANDLOCAL SUBCONTRACTORS JOINT OPERATION

If the contractor awarded, the bidder shall propose to employ the following subcontractors who will perform or laboror render service to the work by subcontractor or joint operation in or about the work.

Description of work to be subcontracted


1 Lot2 Lot

Office, Stationaries & FurnituresCamp & Utilities

TOTAL

QUANTITY

LIST OF TEMPORARY FACILITIES AND MATERIALFOR PREPARATORY WORK

NO DESCRIPTION UNIT

(DAFTAR FASILITAS SEMENTARA DAN MATERIAL UNTUK PEKERJAAN PERSIAPAN)

UNIT PRICE (Rp)

TOTAL PRICE (Rp) REMARKS


NO UNIT FREIGHT UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE ORIGINAL REMARKSQUANTITY TON (RP) (Rp) COUNTRY

NOTE : (*) Total price shall include import txes and duties, the Bidder shall provide in this list the amount of tax and duties required for imported materials

DESCRIPTION

TOTAL

LIST OF IMPORTED MATERIALS (IF ANY)

SCHEDULE OF DELIVERY

(DAFTAR MATERIAL DARI LUAR NEGERI, JIKA ADA)


CONSUMPTION SCHEDULE OF WATER,ELECTRIC POWER AND FUEL

NO. DESCRIPTION TOTALWeek 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

1 WATER m3 a. Raw water b. Potable water

2 ELECTRIC POWER KWH

3 FUEL Liter

LEGEND :

(JADWAL PEMAKAIAN AIR, LISTRIK DAN BAHAN BAKAR)

Month 4 REMARKMonth 1 Month 2 Month 3


LIST AND SCHEDULE OFCONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES

NO. DESCRIPTION TYPE PROPERTY/ MACHINECAP LOCATION MONTH Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

Monthly Rated1 Telescopic Crane 45 T2 Forklift 3T - 5T3 Trailer 20 - 40 FT4 Truck Mounted Crane 5 T5 Welding Machine 250 - 400 A6 Air Compresor 100 - 300 CFM7 Generator 50 - 100 kVA8 Portable generator 20 kVA9 Pick-up

Lump Sum Rated1 Grinding Machine 2 Cutting Torch3 Chain Block4 Hand Tools 5 Drilling Machine 6 Boring Machine7 Welding rod oven8 In-dryer9 Setting & testing tools

10 Hydro-test equipment11 Chemical cleaning equipment12 Sand-blasting tools & equipment13 Excavation & backfilling work eqpt.

TOTAL MCH MONTHSLEGEND :

Keterangan:Jam kerja normal adalah 10 jam tiap hariIsilah nama peralatan yang dirasa perlu untuk pekerjaan sajaTambahkan jika ada nama peralatan yang belum terdaftar dan hapus jika ada nama peralatan yang tidak diperlukan

Month 2

(DAFTAR DAN JADWAL PEMAKAIAN ALAT KERJA DAN KENDARAAN)

Month 4 REMARKMonth 1 Month 3


DETAIL CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

NO. DESCRIPTIONWeek 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

11.11.21.31.41.51.61.7

2

LEGEND :

Month 3

Manpower (recruitment, test, placement)

REMARKMonth 1 Month 2

PERMANENT WORK

Month 4

MobilizationTemporary Site Facilities (office, shop, etc)

Consumable material (purchasing, storing)Demobilization

Equipment (assembly, inspection, ready)

PREPARATORY WORK

Tools (inspection, ready)


CONSTRUCTION METHOD(DISKRIPSI & GAMBAR METODE KONSTRUKSI PEKERJAAN)


PERSONNEL TO BE CONTACTEDREGARDING THIS INQUIRY

(PERWAKILAN ORANG YANG BISA DIHUBUNGI BERKAITAN DENGAN TENDER INI)


PROVISION OF BID(KETENTUAN YANG DIAJUKAN UNTUK PENAWARAN)

(MISAL: KONDISI EQUIPMET, TOOLS, MANPOWER, KEUNGGULAN DLL)


a.

b.

c.

d.

COMPLETED CONTRACT AMOUNT

NOTE :1. Bidder should attach and designate additional pages if necessary.2. If Bidder is a jointventure or partnership formed within the Past.

Experiences in work of a nature similar in type and magnitude to that set forth in the Invitation ToBidder extends over a period of …………………

(Especially in Piping Works)

EXPERIENCE STATEMENT

The following contracts covering work similar in type and magnitude to that forth in theInvitation To Bidder have been satisfactorily completed within the last their years for the followingowners (person, firm or authority).

(ROUNDED TO CLOSE US $THOUSAND)

TYPE OF WORK, NAME AND ADRESS OF OWNER

The bidder, as contractor or subcontractor, has satisfactorily completed all contractsawarded to bidder, except as follow (name any and all exceptions and reasons, thereforebidder should attach and designate additional pages if necessary).

The bidder shall submit, as a part of its proposal the following statements as to itsexperience qualification. The bidder certifies that all statements and information set forth beloware true and accurate.

The bidder has been engaged in the contracting business under its present business name for……….. years.

(PERNYATAAN PENGALAMAN KERJA)


A PHOTO COPY OF THE STIMULATION OF THETAX PAYER INDEMNIFICATION NUMBER (NPWP)

(FOTOKOPI NOMER POKOK WAJIB PAJAK)


A PHOTO COPY OF THE ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION(FOTOKOPI SERTIFIKAT KEANGGOTAAN ASOSIASI SESUAI BIDANG KERJA)

(GAPENSI, KADIN, KADINDA, DLL)

DOC. NO. : HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 21BIDDER : DATE : INQUIRY NO. : PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASSWORK TITLE : FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

A PHOTO COPY OF VALID UNDERTAKING LICENSE(FOTOKOPI SERTIFIKAT IJIN PERUSAHAAN)

(DEPNAKER, MIGAS, GAPENSI, DLL)


BANK REFERENCE(REFERENSI & GARANSI BANK)


NO PROJECT DESCRIPTION OFCLAIM LITIGATION CLAIM LITIGATION

PAST HISTORY OF CLAIM LITIGATIONS

YEAR

(during last 3 years)

AMOUNT OF

(PENGALAMAN KLAIM DENGAN REKAYASA INDUSTRI 3 TAHUN TERAKHIR)


BIDDER'S COMPANY BROCHURE AND ANNUAL REPORTINCLUDING COMPANY'S ORGANIZATION CHART

(BROSUR DAN DOKUMEN PROFILE PERUSAHAAN)


PAYMENT SCHEDULE(SKEMA PEMBAYARAN YANG DIAJUKAN OLEH SUBKONTRAKTOR)

(DP = …. %, Penagihan tiap bulan/per-progress = …..% , Retention = ……%)

43 OF 44PAGES :


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ATTACHMENT -2 LISTING PROJECT SPECIFICATION

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REQUISITION

HSN-MR-40-017-A4

ATTACHMENT -3 PIPING WORK VOLUME AND SCHEDULE

DOC. NO. : HSN-SP-40-017A4 FORM NO. : 2BBIDDER : DATE :INQUIRY NO. : PROJECT : DPPU HASANUDDIN - MAKASSARWORK TITLE : FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING JOB. NO. : 10-1707

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G=FXE) (I=AXE) (J=AXH)1 PREPARATORY WORK

1.1 Mobilization and demobilization LS 11.2 Temporary facility LS 11.3 Utility facility LS 1


2 PERMANENT WORK

2.1 Piping Fabrication and InstallationCarbon Steel (field weld) D-In 16200Carbon Steel (shop weld) D-In 10800Carbon steel Cut and Re-Weld (please provide unit price) D-In 0

Sub Total 2.12.2 Installation of Valve LS include

Control Valve 4" and smaller 115Gate/Globe/Check/Ball/ Butterfly Valve 6" to 10" 115Gate/Globe/Check/Ball/ Butterfly Valve 12" to 16" 19

2.3 Fabrication & Installation of Instrument material (PI, TI, PCV, MOV, SDV, etc) LS includeControl/ PSV Valve 4" and smaller 33Control / PSV Valve 6" to 10" 25Control Valve 12" to 16" 12

2.4 Fabrication & Installation of Firefighting & Safety Facilities LS includeWater Hydrant 4" (2 Ea)Fire Hose 4" (11 Ea)

2.5 Pipe Support Ton 24,750 Fabrication and InstallationIncl. Material and Painting Work for Pipe Support, PT as per specification

2.6 Cathodic Protection LS

2.7 Field Joint Coating LS

2.8 Painting and supplied materiala. Surface Preparation : SSPC SP-10 (please provide unit price) m2 2917b. Primer Coat : Inorganic Zink Silicate (75 Mikron) (please provide unit price) m2 2917c. Intermediate Coat : High Build Epoxy (125 Mikron) m2 2917d. Top Coat : Aliphatic Polyurethane (50 Mikron) m2 2917e. Touch up 292 include

2.9 Dye Penetrant D-In 729

2.1 Radiography Test / UT Sheet 855

2.1 Hydrotest, Pneumatic, Visual, Serfice test and reinstall Package 50

2.12 Excavation and BackfillingExcavation, sand filling and Backfilling m3 6125


GRAND TOTAL

ROUNDED-UP

(H=B+C+D+G)

Direct Material Direct Equip't Indirect CostDirect Labor

Work Rate Labor Rate Labor Cost

COST BREAKDOWN(WORK ITEM WISE)

No. Description UnitQuantity

Unit Price (Rp)

Total Unit Price (Rp)Total

ManhoursTotal Cost

(Rp)

Activity ID Activity Name Original

Duration

TARGET Start TARGET Finish BASELINE Project Start

BASELINE Project Finish

PIPING WORK SCHPIPING WORK SCHEDULE 167 15-Jan-11 30-Jun-11 25-Aug-10 15-Jun-11

RELOKASI DPPU HRELOKASI DPPU HASANUDDIN MAKAS... 167 15-Jan-11 30-Jun-11 25-Aug-10 15-Jun-11

CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION 167 15-Jan-11 30-Jun-11 25-Aug-10 15-Jun-11

Piping Work Piping Work 167 15-Jan-11 30-Jun-11 25-Aug-10 15-Jun-11

Subcontractor Subcontractor 17 15-Jan-11 31-Jan-11 25-Aug-10 08-Sep-10SPIPE030 Subcon Mobilization 17 15-Jan-11* 31-Jan-11 25-Aug-10 08-Sep-10

U/G Piping Work U/G Piping Work 166 15-Jan-11 29-Jun-11 09-Sep-10 15-Jun-11

ExcavationExcavation 90 01-Feb-11 01-May-11 09-Sep-10 06-Apr-11PIPE030 Excavation 90 01-Feb-11 01-May-11 09-Sep-10 06-Apr-11

Pipe Coating Pipe Coating 17 15-Jan-11 31-Jan-11 15-Sep-10 13-Nov-10PIPE020 Pipe Coating 17 15-Jan-11* 31-Jan-11 15-Sep-10 13-Nov-10

Pipe Fabricatio Pipe Fabrication 90 01-Feb-11 01-May-11 14-Nov-10 12-Apr-11PIPE010 Pipe Fabrication 90 01-Feb-11 01-May-11 14-Nov-10 12-Apr-11

Pipe Installatio Pipe Installation 90 07-Mar-11 04-Jun-11 18-Dec-10 16-May-11PIPE040 U/G Pipe Installation 90 07-Mar-11 04-Jun-11 18-Dec-10 16-May-11

Hydro Test Hydro Test 25 05-Jun-11 29-Jun-11 17-May-11 15-Jun-11PIPE120 Hydro Test 25 05-Jun-11 29-Jun-11 17-May-11 15-Jun-11

A/G Piping Work A/G Piping Work 122 01-Mar-11 30-Jun-11 10-Jan-11 15-Jun-11

Pipe Fabricatio Pipe Fabrication 60 01-Mar-11 29-Apr-11 10-Jan-11 25-Mar-11PIPE130 Pipe Fabrication, Blusting &

painting60 01-Mar-11* 29-Apr-11 10-Jan-11 25-Mar-11

Pipe Installatio Pipe Installation 75 07-Apr-11 20-Jun-11 16-Feb-11 16-May-11PIPE140 A/G Pipe Installation 75 07-Apr-11 20-Jun-11 16-Feb-11 16-May-11

Valve Installat Valve Installation 75 07-Apr-11 20-Jun-11 16-Feb-11 16-May-11PIPE160 Valve Installation 75 07-Apr-11 20-Jun-11 16-Feb-11 16-May-11

Hydro Test Hydro Test 15 16-Jun-11 30-Jun-11 17-Apr-11 15-Jun-11PIPE150 Hydro Test 15 16-Jun-11* 30-Jun-11 17-Apr-11 15-Jun-11

9 10 11 12 13 14 15an Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul

2011

30-Jun

30-Jun

30-Jun30-Jun

31-Jan-11, Subcontractor

Subcon Mobilization29-Jun

01-May-11, Excavation

Excavation31-Jan-11, Pipe Coating

Pipe Coating01-May-11, Pipe Fabrication

Pipe Fabrication04-Jun-11, Pipe

U/G Pipe Installa29-Jun

Hydro T30-Jun

29-Apr-11, Pipe Fabrication

Pipe Fabrication, Blusting & p

20-Jun-11

A/G Pipe I20-Jun-11

Valve Insta30-Jun

Hydro

Primary BaselineActual WorkRemaining WorkCritical Remaining WorkMilestoneSummary

PROJECT DETAIL SCHEDULE

APPLY ACTUAL 25-OCT-2010

RELOKASI DPPU HASANUDDIN

Date Revision Checked Approv...01-Jun... Rev-130-Jun... Rev-2

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Remaining WorkCritical Remaining Work

MilestoneSummary

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