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REVISIONS SCOPE OF WORK & TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING OLD 33 KV U/G CABLE
CIRCUITS BY NEW 33KV XLPE U/G CABLE
CIRCUITS – PART 1
APPROVED
BY:
IN RIYADH
DED-UGCRP1-01
Rev.0
CERTIFIED
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CABLE CIRCUITS BY NEW 33KV XLPE U/G CABLE 1
JOB ORDER NO. CIRCUITS – PART 1 , IN RIYADH DED-UGCRP1-01 Of
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1.04 ABBREVIATIONS 7
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II BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES 08-40
REVISIONS
2.01 GENERAL CONDITIONS 8
PREPARED BY: 2.02 KICK-OFF MEETING 9
2.03 BASE DESIGN PHASE 10
2.04 BASE DESIGN REVIEW 12
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2.05 PROJECT DRAWINGS 19
2.06 PROGRESS REPORTING 20
2.07 TEST RECORD BOOK 20
2.08 QA/QC REQUIREMENTS 20
APPROVED 2.09 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS 32
BY: 2.10 TECHNICAL DATA MANUALS 32
2.11 PLANT TAGGING OF EQUIPMENT AND 32
INDEPENDENTCOMPONENTS
2.12 CONTRACTOR/COMPANY'S CONSTRUCTION SITE 33
OFFICE AND FACILITY
2.13 LOSS PREVENTION REQUIREMENTS 35
2.14 OUTAGE SCHEDULE/SHUTDOWN COORDINATION 38
2.15 TRANSPORTATION 39
2.16 TRAVELLING REQUIREMENTS (N/A) 40
CERTIFIED III SCOPE OF WORK 41-45

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3.01 GENERAL 41
3.02 ELECTRICAL WORK 41
3.03 CIVIL WORK 44
3.04 FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM 45
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3.05. PROJECT INTERFACE 45
IV ENGINEERING DESIGN CRITERIA AND REQUIREMENTS 46-54
4.01 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 46

4.02 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS 46
4.03 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS 46
4.04 STANDARDS, CODES AND SPECIFICATIONS 48
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5.02 33KV POWER CABLE 55
5.03 33KV CABLE TERMINATIONS & SPLICE KITS 55
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5.04 BONDING LEADS & SHEATH SECTIONALIZING 56
INSULATORS
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5.05 CABLE PROTECTIVE TILES 56
PREPARED BY: 5.06 WARNING TAPE FOR 33 KV POWER CABLE 56
5.07 STEEL WIRE MESH 56
5.08 WARNING POST 57
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5.09 PVC CONDUITS AND FITTINGS & HDPE DUCTS 57
5.10 CONCRETE 57
5.11 CONCRETE ENCASED DUCTBANKS 61
5.12 ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVEMENT 62
APPROVED 5.13 REINFORCING STEEL 63
BY: 5.14 BACKFILL MATERIALS 63
5.15 DUCT SEALING UNITS 63
5.16 APPROVAL CONDITIONS OF THE ROW AND 63
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS
VI INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES 65-76
6.01 GENERAL 65
6.02 REEL STORAGE 65
6.03 REEL HANDLING 66
CERTIFIED 6.04 CABLE TRENCHES AND DIRECTIONAL 66
BY: DRILLING REQUIREMENTS
6.05 CABLE DUCT BANKS 68
6.06 POWER CABLE INSTALLATION 69
6.07 OPTICAL FIBER CABLES INSTALLATION 72
6.08 TRENCH REINSTATEMENT TO SUB-BASE 72
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6.09 REINSTATEMENT OF PAVEMENT SUB-BASE AND 73
BASE COURSE
6.10 ASPHALT REINSTATEMENT 73
6.11 CABLE ROUTING INSIDE SUBSTATION BASEMENT 75
6.12 OTHER INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 76
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7.02 TESTING OF 33KV XLPE CABLES 77
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7.03 TESTING OF FIPER OPTIC CABLES 78
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APPENDIX I LIST OF ATTACHED CONCEPTUAL
AND REFERENCE DRAWINGS & ROW
APPROVED APPENDIX II TECHNICAL DATA SCHEDULES FOR EQUIPMENT

BY: & MATERIALS
APPENDIX III PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS (N/A)
APPENDIX IV FIBER CABLE REQUIREMENTS
APPENDIX V SCADA REQUIREMENTS (N/A)
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1.02 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

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Replacement of Eight (8) existing old 33kV U/G cable circuits (8007-7097) ,
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(8007-7077)A, (7035-7036), (8091-7029)A, (7222-7029), (7083-7231), (7172-
PREPARED BY: 7019), (7054-7067) by 33 kV new 2-3CX240mm2 XLPE U/G Cable , copper cable
,complete design, supply and installation , with all required insulated joints,
termination, earthing, along with fiber optic cable, complete with necessary duct
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banks, hand holes & trenches for power cables as well as for Non-metallic Fiber
Optical Cables and other accessories in accordance with COMPANY Standard.
a. PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS:
APPROVED
BY: Protection works is not required for this project.
b. TELECOMMUNICATION REQUIREMENTS:
For detailed Scope of Work of Fiber Cable Requirements refer Appendix IV

of SOW/TS of this DED-UGCRP1-01
c. SCADA REQUIREMENTS:
SCADA works is not required for this project.

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1.03 PROJECT SUMMARY
The CONTRACTOR shall perform on Lump Sum Turnkey basis (LSTK), the
detailed Engineering Design, Material procurement, Quality management,
Fabrication, Manufacture, Factory testing and inspection, Supply and delivery of all
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the materials to the WORK SITE, install, construct, site inspection, test,
commission, and perform all associated WORK to put into service with guarantee
until the final turnover of the new transmission WORK and communication
WORK in a satisfactorily working and operating condition to the COMPANY as
specified in this Scope of Work and Technical Specifications.
The WORK shall include, but not limited to the following:
1. Mobilization
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6. Horizontal Directional Drilling
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Perform horizontal directional drilling, in accordance with COMPANY
PREPARED BY: Standard Specs.TES-P-104.05 and Drawing # TA-800068
The design shall be such that it will not cause any derating of current
carrying capacity of 33kV cable. The CONTRACTOR shall submit detailed
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design including drawings and calculations to SEC for approval. It is
essential that the CONTRACTOR'S design shall take into account the
following:
- Proper survey of site location for proposed crossing.
APPROVED - Permit from concerned authorities prior to commencement of
BY: work.
- Time period for thrust boring/directional drilling
- Excavation and other civil works cost.
- No hindrance to traffic flow and disturbance shall minimum.
- Provide sufficient mechanical protection for cables.
7. Provide/construct duct bank system (concrete encased duct banks/sand duct
banks) as required along the proposed route.
8. Survey the route of all utilities and other obstacles inside the new and
source substations for construction purpose. Upon completion of route
CERTIFIED survey, the CONTRACTOR shall submit 33 kV and fiber optic cables
BY: routing arrangement details (plan and sections) for COMPANY review.
9. The CONTRACTOR shall extend all cooperation and coordination of

construction interface activities with other Contractors/Agencies and
COMPANY as necessary for successful completion of their work
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10. End to end testing of complete fiber optic cable after splicing is
completed.
11. Provide and install non-metallic fiber optic cables in PVC ducts/sub ducts
from the Hand holes outside substations boundary up to the location of the
Communication Equipment in the communication rooms. Provide and
install 32mm diameter flexible sub ducts inside hand hole and inside
Communication room for the installation of U/G NFOC.
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▪ PROJECT REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING OLD 33 KV U/G CABLE
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▪ CONTRACTOR Responsible for the execution of the WORK as described
in DED-UGCRP1-01
 Work U/G Cable Circuit
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 Jobsite/Worksite Riyadh Area
 LLDPE
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Linear Low-Density Polyethylene
PREPARED BY:  LMDPE Linear Medium-Density Polyethylene
 AEIC Association of Edison Illuminating Companies
 U/G Underground
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 SOURCE S/S Substation 8058, 8091 & 8007
 FOC Fiber Optic Cable
 NFOC Non-Metallic Fiber Optic Cable
 FOTE Fiber Optic Terminal Equipment
APPROVED  AIS Air Insulated Switchgear
BY:  GIS Gas Insulated Switchgear
 CAD Computer Aided Design
 LSTK Lump Sum Turnkey
 STC Saudi Telecom Company
 MOT Ministry of Transportation
 ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials
 SASO Saudi Arabian Standards Organization
 TES Transmission Engineering Standards
 TCS Transmission Construction Standards
CERTIFIED
 TMSS Transmission Materials Standard Specifications
 SDMS SEC Distribution Materials Specification
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 XLPE Cross-Linked Polyethylene
 SVL Sheath Voltage Limiter
 HDD Horizontal Directional Drilling
 HDPE High Density Polyethylene
TECHNICAL SUPPORT  PVC Polyvinyl Chloride
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 SOW/TS Scope of WORK and Technical Specifications
 PTS Project Technical Specifications
 BSP Bulk Supply Point
 ROW Right-Of-Way
 TSD Transmission Standard Drawing
 IIA Independent (Third Party) Inspection Agency
 SEEDS- I&II Preparing, Processing & Managing Saudi Electricity
Company Drawings and Documents
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2.01 GENERAL CONDITIONS
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PROJECT shall be in accordance with this Scope of WORK and Technical
Specifications and COMPANY Standards. If the equipment either does not
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conform to specifications or is not acceptable to COMPANY based on past operating
experience/any other reason, the CONTRACTOR shall propose alternative
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equipment for review and acceptance by COMPANY. However, in case of a conflict
PREPARED BY: in the requirements, the CONTRACTOR shall bring this to the attention of the
COMPANY and shall obtain such applicable requirements for this PROJECT in
writing from the COMPANY. The CONTRACTOR shall have no right to decide on
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his own the requirements in case of such a conflict, and in case of such an
eventuality, he will be doing so at his own risk and cost as the COMPANY reserves
the right to reject any or the complete part of such WORK arising out of the
CONTRACTOR's own decision.
APPROVED
BY: C. The engineering and design work under this contract shall be carried out by an
engineering and design firms who has registration to carryout engineering and design
works in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The proposed engineering and design firm
shall also be from Saudi Electricity Company acceptable list of Engineering &
Design firms or shall get pre-qualified before the CONTRACT Award for carrying
out any engineering and design WORK for this PROJECT.
D. The drawings enclosed with this Scope of WORK and Technical Specifications are
only conceptual for the information of the CONTRACTOR and are to be read in
conjunction with this Scope of WORK and Technical Specifications.
CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR shall develop detailed design drawings for construction based on
BY: these drawings.
E. Copies of existing drawings, design calculations, technical reports and other

information as deemed appropriate by the COMPANY may be provided to the
CONTRACTOR upon request, if available. However, if such information is not
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available, then the CONTRACTOR should be responsible for the independent
development of the information required to complete the PROJECT specified.
F. The specifications of equipment and materials specified herein are to be considered

as the minimum requirements, and the bidders shall carry out their own basic and
detailed design necessary for their proposed specifications. The base design shall
be finalized at base design review meeting based on the guideline drawings issued
hereof, manufacturer's drawings, calculations and data sheets, and detailed design
shall be finalized based on the base design review and other required information.
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H. All WORK, including services for the test and inspections required by the
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COMPANY and demonstrations, if any, shall be done by the CONTRACTOR.
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I. Any WORK which requires shutdown of transmission/distribution feeders or
PREPARED BY: substation shall be closely coordinated with COMPANY. All outages shall be
scheduled at least four (4) weeks in advance.
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J. The CONTRACTOR’s organizational chart shall be per “CONTRACTOR’s key
personnel” form attached with Instruction to bidders.
K. It is the CONTRACTOR'S responsibility to visit the WORK SITE and to satisfy

APPROVED himself as to the extent of the WORK, location, and all conditions under which the
BY: WORK will be carried out. No claims based on the lack of any such knowledge shall
be entertained.
L. CONTRACTOR shall include the coordinates point of Joint Bay location in the
drawing.
M. CONTRACTORS shall specify a new tagging circuit number for the new circuits.
N. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to recover any consequential effect on the

existing COMPANY facilities/properties inside or outside the station without any
CERTIFIED additional cost to the COMPANY.
BY:
O. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the measurement of parameters
(Positive & Zero Sequence Impedances) of installed 33KV cable circuits. The
measurement shall be done in accordance with the approved procedure and test
reports, showing the measured values of Positive & Zero Sequence Impedances shall
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be submitted.
P. The CONTRACTOR shall install a temporary site office with communication

(Telephone, Fax etc.) facilities, which shall be used by COMPANY staff.
2.02 KICK-OFF MEETING
A Kick-Off Meeting will be held in COMPANY Headquarters shortly after award of

the CONTRACT. This meeting will cover PROJECT implementation, the Scope of
WORK, and Schedule, and will give the CONTRACTOR an opportunity to discuss
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binding on both parties, unless operational difficulties or design flaws observed
during detailed design review are noted and mandate change.
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Coordination meetings will be conducted with the CONTRACTOR's Design team on
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regular basis until the design is complete.
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B. The CONTRACTOR shall submit four (4) sets of the base design document at least
four (4) weeks ahead of the base design review meeting which shall include, but not
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limited to the following:
1. Narrative Scope of WORK as proposed by CONTRACTOR:
APPROVED a. Description of WORK

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b. Design Basis and Data
c. Testing and Commissioning Procedures
d. Maintenance Aspects
e. Special considerations including design, construction/operation

constraints (if any), problem areas and proposed solutions.
CERTIFIED f. Itemized listing of all equipment/facilities to be installed and description

BY: of all WORK to be accomplished. This listing is to be broken down by
location, job phase and quantities of like items.
2. Detailed PROJECT Schedule and Critical Path
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3. Major Materials Purchase Requisitions (Preliminary)
4. Design Calculations, as a minimum, but not limited to:
a. Detailed Cable Ampacity Calculations
b. Electrical Interference Study in case the power cable parallels the

communication circuits.
c. Calculation of Power Cables Phase Sequence Impedance.

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whole Cable Route.
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6. The following Design Drawings, as a minimum, but not limited to:
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a. Drawing Control Sheet
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b. Abbreviations, Symbols and Legends
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c. Plot Plan
d. 33kV Underground System One Line/Schematic Diagram
APPROVED e. Handhole details for Fiber Optic cable.

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f. 33kV Power and Fiber Optic Cables Routing Plan and Profile
g. Cable Termination Arrangement Plan, Sections and Details
h. Cable Metallic Sheath Grounding Arrangement and Details
i. 33kV Power and Fiber Optic Cable Routing Sections, Elevations and
Details (with all necessary sections and other utilities in the vicinity of
the route)
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BY: k. Details of Trenches, Duct banks, Hand holes
m. Bonding method and grounding arrangement and details
7. Manufacturers’ Technical Specifications (literature, catalogs, drawings, type

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test report and completed Data Schedules) of the following major equipment,
including but not be limited to the following:
(Particular type, model should be clearly indicated and/or highlighted):
- 33kV Power Cable

- Grounding Cables
- 33 kV Cable Termination/Splice Kits
- Cable Supports
- Cable Warning Tape
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D - Duct Sealing Units
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8. Type Test Reports for Major Equipment/ Materials

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9. PROJECT PERT/CPM for Monitoring and control of Activities
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PREPARED BY: 10. Factory and SITE Test Program
11. Job Safety Plan (CONTRACTOR’S Loss Prevention Program)

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12. SITE Security Plan
13. QA/QC plan

APPROVED
BY: The base design submittal shall be submitted fully complete, containing all discipline
drawings and calculations. Each drawing shall be stamped with "Base Design
Drawing". Partial submittals or packages are unacceptable and will be rejected.
2.04 BASE DESIGN REVIEW
After completing the Base Design, the CONTRACTOR shall submit the Base
Design Package for technical review along with the Drawing Control Sheet. The
base design review meeting will be held two (2) weeks after receipt of comments
CERTIFIED from the COMPANY. The CONTRACTOR shall prepare the minutes of base design
BY: meeting to be concurred by all attendees.
CONTRACTOR may initiate the material procurement WORK during the base
design phase, but the final acceptance/approval of the material shall be done only
after consideration of comments generated during the base design review meeting.
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CONTRACTOR shall submit the revised base design package after incorporating all
comments for information and record purposes
2.05 PROJECT DRAWINGS
A. General
1. The CONTRACTOR shall provide all drawings required for this PROJECT
covering all the substations involved in accordance with the requirements of
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3. The existing system drawings of the source substation are generally available
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with the COMPANY in digital or tiff format except in certain cases where it
is in the form of hard copies. Copies of existing available drawings shall be
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provided on CONTRACTOR'S written request. However, if any related
PREPARED BY: information is not available, the CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to
develop all the required drawings to satisfy the PROJECT requirements.
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4. Contractor shall be responsible for development of relevant documents
(design calculations, design drawings etc.) for all discipline (design/as-built)
for the source substation and all remote end substations.
APPROVED 5. The drawings involving modification/expansion of the existing system in

BY: source substation shall cover the details of the existing system and interface.
The drawings in general shall be computer drafted and compatible with
Micro Station V8i or above version software computer-aided-design (CAD)
system. However, in case of drawings involving modifications to existing
drawings, which are not available in digital or tiff format CONTRACTOR
shall be responsible to develop all the required drawings.
6. The drawing to be submitted by the CONTRACTOR shall be of the

following standard sizes in accordance with SEEDS-II revision-01
A-Size sheet, 711x1016mm or (28x40 in.)
CERTIFIED B-Size sheet, 508x711 mm or (20x28 in.)
BY: C-Size sheet, 356x508 mm or (14x20 in.)
D-Size sheet, 279x432 mm or (11x17 in.)
E-Size sheet, 211x297 mm or (8.27x11.69 in.)
Customized-A3 size sheet, 432 x 279 mm or (17.28 x 10.98 in.)
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B. Revision of Existing Drawings/Drawing Control Sheets
1. All existing drawings including common drawings affected by this

PROJECT shall be revised and submitted for COMPANY review as part of
CONTRATOR'S design submittals. The drawings in general shall be
computer drafted Micro Station V8i or above version software in accordance
with SEEDS-II revision-01.
2. For modification WORKS of existing substation, the existing drawings only

shall be revised as far as possible. If revising the existing drawings are not
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not acceptable. If new drawings, developed for modification work of
existing system do not cover the complete details of existing system, then
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the corresponding existing system drawings shall also be modified to show
the interface/integration with the new drawings developed, and submitted for
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COMPANY review as part of CONTRACTOR'S design submittal.
PREPARED BY:
4. The existing drawings are listed in the drawing control sheet(s) for the
substation and covered in more than one (1) drawing control sheet for each
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of the affected existing substations. The CONTRACTOR shall review/study
these various by drawing control sheets and drawing, identify the
superseded/latest drawings and if necessary carry out field verification to
ascertain the correctness of the existing drawings. Only the appropriate/
APPROVED correct drawings shall be used for developing the drawings for modification
BY: WORKS, While modifying any existing drawing sheet, the sheet will be
submitted in duplicate, one marked as existing and the other marked as '
modified'.
All the existing drawing control sheets shall be revised to reflect the new
revision numbers of existing drawings revised and to identify the superseded
drawings. Also a prominent note shall be put on the revised existing drawing
control sheet (s) to indicate the new drawing control sheet number, if a new
drawing control sheet was developed.
5. Contractor shall not change/modify the drawing sheets of existing drawings.

CERTIFIED If additional sheet(s) are required to be added, the same shall be done using
BY: an alphabet.
C. Bid Drawings
The CONTRACTOR shall submit to the COMPANY with his Technical Proposal a
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complete list of drawings;
a. Detailed cross section of three core cable indicating all material used.
b. three core normal straight joint.
c. three core insulated joint.
d. Earthing system schematic diagram.
e. Trench showing formation and space of new cable.
f. Detailed cross section of optical fiber cable.
g. Joint box general arrangement drawing for optical fiber cables.
h. Splitter box.
i. General drawings of optical earth wire, U/G cables and fittings.
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with COMPANY Engineering Drawing Preparation Standard (SEEDS-II
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Rev.01).
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3. All vendor drawings shall be subject to review and approval by the COMPANY
PREPARED BY: at various stages (bid/base design/detail design/construction) of the
CONTRACT.
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Note: All vendor drawings shall be consistent with main drawings in all respects
and the vendor drawings shall clearly indicate all inter references with main
drawings and all other vendor drawings as applicable.
APPROVED E. Base Design Drawings

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The CONTRACTOR shall submit base design drawings to the COMPANY with his
Base Design Package per Section 2.03.
F. Final Detail Design/Construction Drawings
The CONTRACTOR shall submit point wise compliance statement to

COMPANY’S comments and shall obtain approval for all final detail design
drawings after incorporating COMPANY comments. After receiving the approval,
the CONTRACTOR shall submit to the COMPANY four (4) complete sets of all
CERTIFIED interconnected drawings issued for construction in one (1) submittal. These
BY: drawings shall be submitted to the COMPANY to be stamped as “Noted By “ before
they are stamped and issued to CONTRACTOR’S construction team as “Issued For
Construction “, but in no case less than fourteen (14) days prior to the start of
construction activity.
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No WORK shall be started at site unless all interconnected drawings for a particular
WORK has been fully reviewed and agreed upon by the COMPANY and final
construction drawings are available at WORK SITE and with the COMPANY.
A list of drawings the CONTRACTOR shall provide as a minimum for this

PROJECT is given below. The CONTRACTOR shall review the existing "As-Built"
drawings for its correctness and update and revise the drawings whenever applicable.
1. Index "A/P": General/Electrical
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D Handholes.
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- Scope of WORK
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- List of Materials
- SITE Layout
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- Design Calculations/Studies
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3. Index "P": Electrical
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- Abbreviations, Symbols and Legend
- Underground 33kV System One Line Diagram
- Cable Laying Arrangement and Details inside the new substation
basement
APPROVED - Cable Metallic Sheath Grounding (Bonding) Arrangement and
BY: Details
- 33kV Cable Interconnection Diagram
- Project Interface
- Revised Existing COMPANY Drawings to reflect the newly
completed PROJECT
- 33kV Cable Termination and Splicing Details
4. Index "P/T":
- Underground 33kV and Fiber Optic Cable Routing Plan and Profile,
CERTIFIED Section and Details
BY: - 33kV Cable Termination and Splicing Details
5. Index "M":
- 33kV Cable Support
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6. Index "Q":
- Combined Power and Communication Duct bank location plan and

details
- Communication Hand hole plan and details
- Steel bending details
- Power and Communication Hand hole Grounding details
- Manhole/Hand hole Accessories details
- Cable Trench-Plan, Section and details
- Directional Drilling Section
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- Mandrel Test plan details
- Communication Hand hole Plan
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- Communication Hand hole fold outs and details
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8. Index "X";
PREPARED BY:
- Drawing Control List
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Final detailed design drawings shall be submitted fully complete, by discipline
representing fully the part of the PROJECT to be constructed and all the related
drawings. Partial submittals are not acceptable and will be rejected.
APPROVED F. As-Built Drawings

BY:
1. As the PROJECT nears completion, "As-Built" drawings shall be prepared

by the CONTRACTOR in sufficient details to present an accurate record for
COMPANY.
All existing drawings affected by this PROJECT shall be revised and

corresponding existing drawing control sheets shall be updated by the
CONTRACTOR. The existing drawing control sheet shall be updated and
automated in XLS format. If the existing substation drawings do not have
drawing control sheet, then the CONTRACTOR shall prepare new Drawing
CERTIFIED Control Sheet, which shall include the new and existing drawings.
BY: CONTRACTOR shall coordinate with COMPANY for the list of the
existing drawings. All Drawing Control Sheets, listing all proposed and
existing drawings shall also be submitted in the Base Design submittal.
2. All revisions shall reflect field modifications to engineering flow diagrams,

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electrical one line diagrams, electrical schematic connection and
interconnection wiring diagram; instrument hook-ups wiring diagrams,
terminal connections, dimensioned equipment layouts, all underground
installations and other WORK and facilities not normally visible. The
CONTRACTOR shall provide "As-Built" drawings showing all field
modifications to drawing and diagrams prepared by the Vendors and SUB-
CONTRACTORS.
If the CONTRACTOR was given hard copy or tiff image file to existing as-
built drawings, then it is the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR to request
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-One (1) set shall be retained by the COMPANY at the substation.
-One (1) set shall be submitted to the COMPANY.
REVISIONS
-One (1) set shall be used for "as-built" by CONTRACTOR's.
PREPARED BY: Engineering and Design Consultants which shall be included in the final
submittal.
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4. One (1) sample of original (digital Micro station *. (V8 or latest version)
and five (5) check prints from different "As-built" engineering drawings
shall be submitted to the COMPANY to verify the quality of digital Micro-
station *.(V8 or latest version) and whether the correct drafting procedure is
APPROVED adopted, one (1) month before initial submission of "As-Built" drawings.
BY: Before submitting the final as-built drawings, one sample drawing shall be
submitted and got approved.
5. The Contractor shall submit all design documents, calculations, studies and
drawings at As-Built Stage of the Project as per SOW/TS. As-built package
not complying with this requirement shall be liable for REJECTION.
6. Contractor is responsible to fill-in the entire Engineering

Drawings/Documents Data as highlighted in the attached APPENDIX-R
columns ONLY and returns to ESD/TDD/Documentation Group-East along
CERTIFIED with the soft copy [CD] of authenticated as-built drawings for further action.
BY:
Five (5) copies of the as-built drawings/documents shall be submitted to the
COMPANY for review as to adequacy, completeness, legibility and
conforming to drafting standards. If returned, the CONTRACTOR shall
make corrections, provide additional data and improve the quality as
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instructed prior to re-submittal and COMPANY acceptance. The revised
"As-Built" drawings shall be resubmitted within four (4) weeks after
commissioning. Five (5) sets of final "As-built" drawings, one (1) set of As-
built Digital Micro Station" DGN format drawings in CD shall be submitted
to the COMPANY for records.
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The existing Geographic Information System drawings of the source substation are
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generally available with the COMPANY in digital format. Copies of existing
available Geographic Information System drawings shall be provided on
REVISIONS
CONTRACTOR’S written request form (Appendix-GIS004).
PREPARED BY:
The Geographic Information System drawings involving modification/expansion of

the existing system in source substation shall cover the details of the existing system
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and interface.
All Geographic Information System drawings shall be prepared in ArcGIS (V10 or

latest version with appropriate UTM coordinate system, datum WGS1984) ONLY.
APPROVED For more information, contact National Grid SA, Engineering Services
BY: Department/Geographical Information System Division.
2. Vendor Drawings
Vendor drawings are manufacturer’s drawings, data schedules, specification sheets,

installation and operating instructions and any other data required for material or
equipment requirements of such information shall be submitted by the
CONTRACTOR as per latest SEEDS-III.
All vendor drawings shall be consistent with main drawings in all respects and the
CERTIFIED vendor drawings shall clearly indicate all inter references with main drawings and all
BY: other vendor drawings as applicable.
3. As-Built Drawings
As the PROJECT nears completion, As-built drawings for the Geographic System
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portion shall be prepared by the CONTRACTOR.
The CONTRACTOR is responsible to fill-in the required attributes of the

Transmission features used in the Geographic Information System portion of the
PROJECT as per latest SEEDS-III.
As-built drawings for the Geographic Information System portion shall be submitted
to the COMPANY for review as to adequacy, legibility and conforming to latest
SEEDS-II-01. If returned, the CONTRACTOR shall make corrections, provide
additional data and improve the quality as instructed prior to re-submittal and
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COMPANY and the CONTRACTOR during the entire CONTRACT duration of the
PROJECT. Other coordination and interface meetings will be conducted, as
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required. The CONTRACTOR shall prepare the minutes of the progress meetings.
The initial draft shall be submitted by the CONTRACTOR to the COMPANY
REVISIONS
REPRESENTATIVE for review and concurrence. The CONTRACTOR shall then
PREPARED BY: incorporate the required corrections and submit to the COMPANY one (1) original
and two (2) copies after they are duly signed by the authorized representative of the
CONTRACTOR. The COMPANY shall sign one (1) copy in acceptance and furnish
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it to the CONTRACTOR and retain the original.
For this purpose, the total WORK shall be divided into:
APPROVED 1. Engineering and Design.

BY:
2. Procurement/ Manufacture/ Fabrication Inspection and Delivery of Materials/

Equipment
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3. Construction and Installation.
4. Testing and Commissioning.
B. The following information shall be included in the Progress Reports:
CERTIFIED 1. Percent of WORK completed as compared to the weighted schedule used to

BY: assess WORK progress.
2. Statement of items worked on and/or completed during the period.
3. Statement of items to be worked on and/or completed during the following

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period.
4. Problem areas which can have an adverse effect on the schedule.
5. Safety statistics and minutes of construction safety meeting and progress

meeting.
6. Manpower and equipment availability against the schedule requirement.
7. Statement of material status.

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2. Detailed status of the Engineering & Design
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3. Detailed status of the material.
4. Detailed status of the construction
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5. Detailed status of the testing and commissioning
PREPARED BY: 6. Completed WORK for the reported month
7. Planned activities for the next month
8. Charts, photos….etc. reflecting the PROJECT Progress
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In addition, a weekly Construction Safety Meeting shall be conducted by the
CONTRACTOR's Safety Engineer or PROJECT Engineer. Minutes of meeting shall
be forwarded to the COMPANY.
APPROVED
BY: 2.07 TEST RECORD BOOK
The CONTRACTOR shall provide a "Test Record Book" which shall include a
complete and detailed record of all tests conducted for material and construction,
including factory source materials and acceptance tests, field tests and type test
reports conducted for the entire PROJECT.
Four (4) copies of the "Test Record Book" shall be submitted within thirty (30) days
after completion of the PROJECT.
CERTIFIED 2.08 QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL REQUIREMENTS

BY:
A. Quality Management
CONTRACTOR shall implement an effective quality management which addresses

all direct and indirect activities related to the PROJECT to ensure that all contractual
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conditions are met. Quality planning, quality control, quality assurance and quality
improvement shall be part of CONTRACTOR's quality management. To effectively
manage the PROJECT quality, CONTRACTOR shall develop a clearly defined
PROJECT Quality Plan/Quality Program. The PROJECT Quality Plan/Quality
Program shall be implemented from PROJECT start until completion and
communicated at different levels of the PROJECT organization. In addition,
CONTRACTOR shall also require manufacturers/suppliers to develop and
implement Quality Control Plan/ Inspection and Test Plan for each major
material/equipment.
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2. The PROJECT Quality Plan/Quality Program shall be submitted to the
COMPANY as part of the base design package for review and approval.
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3. The PROJECT Quality Plan/Quality Program shall clearly define and address
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the following:
PREPARED BY:
a. The quality objectives to be attained and CONTRACTOR’S commitment

to achieve the objectives in the form of a signed policy statement. The
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policy statement shall be signed by CONTRACTOR’s management
personnel not lower than the person who signed this CONTRACT.
b. Detailed PROJECT organizational chart and specific allocations of

APPROVED responsibilities and authorities during the different phases of the
BY: PROJECT.
CONTRACTOR shall include in the PROJECT organizational chart

QA/QC engineers and inspectors dedicated to quality assurance and
quality control (QA/QC). The QA/QC engineers and inspectors shall
report directly to the overall PROJECT Manager. The QA/QC engineers
and inspectors shall have adequate experience in their area of
responsibility and shall be responsible for ensuring that all phases of the
PROJECT are built, tested and commissioned in accordance with the
requirements of the PROJECT Scope of WORK and Technical
CERTIFIED Specifications. The CONTRACTOR’s Chief QA/QC engineer shall
BY: interface directly with the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.
CONTRACTOR shall use QA/QC personnel other than those performing

or directly supervising the WORK. The QA/QC personnel shall not
report directly to immediate supervisors responsible for producing the
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WORK being inspected. CONTRACTOR’s QA/QC personnel shall be
kept free from the pressures of cost, schedule and production and shall be
given the necessary authority and independence to perform their roles
effectively.
c. Procurement Control
CONTRACTOR’s PROJECT QA/QC engineers shall review all

products and services prior to procurement to ensure conformance to
specified requirements. Procurement control shall include source
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and the effectiveness of the PROJECT Quality Plan/Quality Program.
Each element of the PROJECT Quality Plan/Quality Program shall be
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assessed at least once during the life of the PROJECT. The schedule and
frequency should be adjusted if one or more of the following conditions
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exist:
PREPARED BY:
i. Result of previous surveillance indicates a need to perform them

more frequently.
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ii. Significant changes are made in the PROJECT Quality
Plan/Quality Program.
APPROVED iii. Safety, performance or reliability of an item is questionable due to

BY: non-conformance.
iv. Verification of corrective action implementation.

Personnel conducting the quality surveillance shall be independent
of those having direct responsibility for the specific activities or
areas being evaluated or assessed.
e. Non-Conformance Control
CONTRACTOR shall ensure that items and services which do not

CERTIFIED conform to specified requirement are controlled in accordance with
BY: documented procedures to prevent unintended use. CONTRACTOR
shall identify, document, segregate, evaluate and dispose non-conforming
items and services after proper notification of concerned personnel
within the CONTRACTOR’s organization.
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CONTRACTOR’s QA/QC engineer/inspector shall re-inspect repaired
and reworked non-conforming items. CONTRACTOR shall not use any
repaired item or product unless approved by the COMPANY.
Under this clause, the following definitions apply:
i. Repair - Action taken on a non-conforming product so that it

will fulfill the intended usage requirements although it
may not conform to the original specified requirements
(ISO 8402).
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non-compliances.
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f. Corrective Action
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PREPARED BY: CONTRACTOR shall develop, document and implement a system for
determining the root cause of non-conformities and identifying the
required corrective actions. New procedures or changes to existing
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procedures resulting from identification of the root cause and potential
root cause of non-conformances shall be documented and implemented.
Follow-up action shall be taken to verify effective implementation of
corrective action. The identified cause and corrective action should be
APPROVED included in the bi-weekly site QA/QC reports that are required to be
BY: submitted to the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.
g. Quality Records
CONTRACTOR shall develop and maintain a system for preparation,

maintenance, protection and preservation of quality records. Documents
such as inspection reports, field inspection checklist, factory test reports,
laboratory test reports, witnessed test reports, inspection logbooks,
equipment calibration records/certificates, construction drawings and
specifications, approved submittals and non-conformance reports are part
CERTIFIED of these records. All quality records shall be available at WORKSITE for
BY: use and/or reference by CONTRACTOR and COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE.
h. Control of Inspection, Measuring and Testing Equipment
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All measuring and testing equipment and devices which can affect the
quality of construction shall be controlled and maintained.
CONTRACTOR shall develop and implement a documented calibration
control program indicating equipment calibration schedule and
identifying those who are responsible for control of the equipment.
CONTRACTOR shall ensure that only properly identified and calibrated
measuring and testing equipment are used in the PROJECT. Equipment
calibration certificates shall be made available to COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE upon request.
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documents that have to be controlled and shall include PROJECT
Quality Plan/Quality Program, Quality Control Plan/Inspection and Test
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Plan, construction and design drawings, calculations, correspondence,
inspection and test reports, field inspection checklist, etc.
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PREPARED BY: j. Material/Equipment Handling, Storage, Identification and Control
CONTRACTOR shall verify that material/equipment meet prescribed

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contractual requirements and are properly handled, identifiable,
traceable, cleaned, preserved and stored in accordance to COMPANY
Standard 01-TMSS-01.
APPROVED All materials supplied or used in this contract shall be stored as per the
BY: manufacture recommendation as well as safe and secured locations even
if stored for short time.
k. Control of interface and interaction between the COMPANY and

CONTRACTOR and between the CONTRACTOR and its SUB-
CONTRACTORS, manufacturers/suppliers, QA/QC Services
CONTRACTOR(s) [Independent Inspection Agency (ies)] and
Independent Testing Laboratories.
l. Any other applicable QA/QC activity (ies) for the PROJECT.

CERTIFIED
BY: 4. Design Control
a. If the CONTRACTOR is responsible for any design activity,

CONTRACTOR shall describe the design control program that will be
applied on this PROJECT whether the design activity is to be done by the
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CONTRACTOR’s own personnel or by design consultants. All design
input and output shall be reviewed prior to release to the next stage.
Hold points shall be shown or indicated in the PROJECT Quality Plan.
In addition to design review, design verification shall be conducted to
ensure that the design stage output meets the design stage input
requirements.
b. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that all design computations, design

drawings and other design documents are properly controlled and
checked prior to submission to the COMPANY. Design documents shall
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and procedure for activities shall be defined. WORK instructions and
procedures shall be adhered to by the CONTRACTOR’S personnel.
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CONTRACTOR shall conduct inspection and testing activities at all phases
REVISIONS
and quality audit at appropriate stages of the PROJECT
PREPARED BY: construction/installation. CONTRACTOR'S QA/QC engineers/inspectors shall
develop and use field inspection checklist to facilitate checking of a process,
activity, material or equipment. The field inspection checklist shall state the
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characteristic to be verified, inspection method, acceptance criteria and clause
reference of the applicable standard or specification. The checklist shall have
provision for writing the result of inspection, date of inspection and name and
signature of the QA/QC engineer/inspector. All inspection and testing results
APPROVED shall be reviewed, safely stored and maintained by the CONTRACTOR.
BY: Typical checklist shall be provided to the COMPANY for review and
comment.
CONTRACTOR shall develop and implement the use of inspection logbook

for use by the CONTRACTOR’s QA/QC engineers/inspectors in recording
their comments and observations as a result of their inspection.
CONTRACTOR’s personnel responsible for rectifying any observed
deficiency or non-conformance shall also write their reply in the logbook
stating the actions taken to correct the deficiency. CONTRACTOR’s QA/QC
engineers/inspectors shall ensure that all unsatisfactory observations on an item
CERTIFIED are cleared before any activity proceeds to the succeeding stage of that item.
BY:
Each single Termination/Joint must be installed by a manufacture Qualified
and Certified Jointer. The certification must be valid. However, all cable
Terminations/Joints must be installed under direct manufacturer supervision as
well as a manufacturer written confirmation must be provided during the base
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design stage that the manufacture will supervise the termination installation
directly.
Manufacturer Quality Certificate (Check Sheet) for each single

Termination/Joint must be filled and signed by the same Jointer.
C. Quality Control Plan/Inspection and Test Plan
1. The following equipment/material for third party inspection shall be

Included in quality control plan/inspection and test plan
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of a Quality Control Plan/Inspection and Test Plan. The Quality Control
Plan/Inspection and Test Plan shall be submitted to the COMPANY together
NO. 3 2 1 with the PROJECT Quality Plan/Quality Program.
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2. The essential features of the required Quality Control Plan/Inspection and Test
PREPARED BY: Plan are as follows:
a. It is specifically identified to a particular material/equipment.

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b. It has provision for revisions to be made and is assigned a unique

document number.
APPROVED
c. It lists all the inspection and testing activities sequentially.
BY:
d. It states the location at which the activity is to be carried out.
e. It identifies the applicable standard, test procedure to be followed and the

acceptance criteria for the inspection or test activity.
f. It identifies the extent of inspection, sampling frequency and sample size,

or extent of check.
g. It identifies the hold point, witness point and surveillance point.

CERTIFIED
BY: h. It identifies the record document to be generated, reviewed and retained.
3. The Quality Control Plan/Inspection and Test Plan shall indicate the scheduled
dates of testing and inspection at the designated location.
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cable accessories must be accessible /available.
5. Factory inspection & testing for the major equipment/materials (33KV Power
cables, Fiber Optic Cable) involved in the PROJECT, the COMPANY shall
arrange travelling requirements for Three (3) COMPANY Personnel for
witnessing the field or laboratory testing. The CONTRACTOR shall submit a
schedule for factory inspection of major equipment/materials along with base
design package for company review.
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manufacturers/ suppliers are not re-assigned or sub-contracted to other
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manufacturers/suppliers without COMPANY’s written consent.
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E. Quality Assurance and Quality Control Services CONTRACTOR(S)
PREPARED BY: [Independent Inspection Agency]
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Quality Control Services CONTRACTOR(s) to provide quality control/quality
assurance monitoring of all quality activities related to procurement of
materials and equipment to be used in this PROJECT.
APPROVED 2. CONTRACTOR shall instruct the contracted Quality Assurance and Quality
BY: Control Services CONTRACTOR(s) to provide directly to COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE, by express mail or fax, four (4) copies of material status,
quality surveillance reports, inspection and test reports within seven (7) days
after the inspection. All pages of the inspection and test reports shall be
reviewed, signed and stamped by the approved inspector from the Quality
Assurance and Quality Control Services CONTRACTOR.
3. CONTRACTOR’s Quality Assurance and Quality Control Services

CONTRACTOR shall not re-assign or sublet portion of their contracted quality
control/quality assurance monitoring WORK.
CERTIFIED
BY: 4. CONTRACTOR shall provide the COMPANY a copy of the Scope of WORK
issued to the Quality Assurance and Quality Control Services
CONTRACTOR.
5. CONTRACTOR shall instruct the Quality Assurance and Quality Control

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Services CONTRACTOR to verify and check each material/equipment for
conformance against the PROJECT Scope of WORK and Technical
Specification and each clause of the applicable COMPANY Material Standard
Specification (TMSS) and report all deviations that are not included in the
COMPANY issued clarifications. The report of the Quality Assurance and
Quality Control Services CONTRACTOR shall include the following:
a. PROJECT title, CONTRACT number.
b. Complete description of the inspected material/equipment.

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results, deviations to specification, manufacturer’s explanation to the
deviations, visual inspection result, packing and marking inspection
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result, conclusion and copy of the outline drawing of the inspected
material/equipment. Witnessed tests and reviewed test data shall be
REVISIONS
clearly identified in the inspection reports.
PREPARED BY:
h. Name of the inspector(s).
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6. CONTRACTOR shall furnish copies of the following document to the Quality
Assurance and Quality Control Services CONTRACTOR(s) contracted to
perform quality assurance and quality control monitoring of each material and
equipment before surveillance:
APPROVED
BY: a. Purchase Order placed to the manufacturer/supplier.
b. Relevant section of PROJECT Scope of WORK and Technical

Specification.
c. Applicable COMPANY developed standard and specification.
d. Manufacturer’s Technical Specifications and COMPANY approved

design drawings.
CERTIFIED e. COMPANY’s approval of material/equipment and applicable

BY: clarifications issued by the COMPANY.
f. COMPANY approved test program, manufacturing quality control plan
or inspection and test plan.
7. CONTRACTOR shall send to the COMPANY, copy (ies) of all technical
correspondence exchanged between CONTRACTOR and “Quality Assurance
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and Quality Control Services CONTRACTOR”.
8. CONTRACTOR shall obtain approval from COMPANY before allowing any

personnel of the Quality Assurance and Quality Control Services
CONTRACTOR to perform quality assurance and quality control monitoring
activities related to procurement of materials to be used in this PROJECT. The
specific material/equipment to be inspected, manufacturer and location of
manufacturing plant shall be identified for each proposed inspector of the
Quality Assurance and Quality Control Services CONTRACTOR.
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2. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that all material requiring inspection and/or
quality surveillance at the supplier/manufacturer’s facility are not shipped to
REVISIONS
the WORK SITE without a “Release for Shipment Certificate.”
PREPARED BY:
3. CONTRACTOR acknowledges that material shipped without approved

“Release for Shipment Certificate” is subject to rejection and return at the
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CONTRACTOR’s expense.
4. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that all inspection and surveillance reports and
any other requirements are satisfactorily completed before requesting the
COMPANY to approve the “Release for Shipment Certificate.”
APPROVED
BY: G. Receipt Inspection
1. CONTRACTOR shall conduct receipt inspection of major material and

equipment after delivery at the WORKSITE and shall submit a copy of the
report to the COMPANY.
2. CONTRACTOR shall promptly report to the COMPANY any shipment and

transportation damage.
H. Independent Testing Laboratory

CERTIFIED
BY: 1. CONTRACTOR shall contract COMPANY approved Independent Testing

Laboratory for material and field testing services.
2. CONTRACTOR shall instruct the contracted Independent Testing Laboratory

to provide four (4) copies of the test results and reports directly to COMPANY
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REPRESENTATIVE within three (3) days of the test completion. Test reports
shall indicate the tested characteristics, test methods, acceptance criteria and
applicable standard. The PROJECT Contract Number shall be used as
reference on all reports.
3. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that contracted Independent Testing Laboratory

does not re-assign or sublet any portion of their contracted testing WORK.
4. CONTRACTOR shall provide the COMPANY a copy of the Scope of WORK

issued to and finalized with the Independent Testing Laboratory.
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7. Cable accessories must be tested at an independent laboratory with attendance

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of SEC engineers and the validity of the Type Test must be acceptable for five
years.
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PREPARED BY: 8. In case there is a failure in Joints/Terminations (Failure sample) shall be

available /collected by a manufacture and investigated at Independent
Laboratory along with COMPANY Engineers to find the case of failures
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(quality of material, installation, design….etc.).
I. Inspection by COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE
APPROVED 1. COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE will conduct routine and/or periodic

BY: inspection of the WORK. CONTRACTOR shall provide access to
COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE to inspect the WORK and witness the tests.
2. CONTRACTOR shall advise the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE in writing

the schedule of any field or laboratory testing to be conducted for this
PROJECT showing the dates and location of testing.
3. CONTRACTOR shall attach a copy of the completed inspection checklist or

final/in-process inspection report by the CONTRACTOR’s QA/QC
engineer/inspector on every inspection request submitted to the COMPANY.
CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR’s QA/QC engineer/inspector shall ensure that the items for
BY: inspection covered by the CONTRACTOR’s “Inspection Request” are ready
and in accordance with the CONTRACT requirements prior to inspection by
COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.
Inspection and witnessing of testing at site by COMPANY

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REPRESENTATIVE shall be within the regular working hours of the
COMPANY. CONTRACTOR’s schedule for inspection and witnessing of
testing at site by COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE outside of the regular
COMPANY working hours shall have prior approval from the COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE.
J. COMPANY’S Quality Assessment (Audit) Right
1. COMPANY reserves the right to conduct scheduled and/or unscheduled

quality assessment of CONTRACTOR’s Quality System, PROJECT
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time frame. All costs (except cost of wages, transportation and lodging of
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shall be borne by the CONTRACTOR.
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2. CONTRACTOR shall include the following conditions on purchase order
PREPARED BY: placed with the manufacturers/suppliers:
“COMPANY reserves the right to perform plant survey, quality assessment
(audit), and quality surveillance activities and to inspect material at the
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suppliers/ manufacturer’s facility to verify compliance with the terms and
conditions of the purchase order and its related documents. COMPANY
reserves the right to witness any and all tests specified and to perform such
visual examination (inspection) at the suppliers/manufacturer’s facility.
APPROVED COMPANY reserves the right to require certificates and data from the
BY: supplier/manufacturer on any pertinent aspect of the manufacturing process,
including but not limited to, mill test reports, heat treatment certificates, non-
destructive examination records, test records and quality control manual that
will form part of the non-material requirement that shall be shipped to
COMPANY as a document package”.
K. Quality Control on CONTRACTOR’S Workmanship
Workmanship of the CONTRACTOR personnel in various tasks during the project

shall be thoroughly monitored by the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES. Task skill
CERTIFIED and pattern of handling shall be the key points of this check. In case of poor
BY: performance is observed, COMPANY will stop the work immediately and take
corrective measures in order to maintain the PROJECT’S quality.
2.09 COMMISSIONING, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS
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A. The CONTRACTOR shall submit to the COMPANY complete original sets of
Commissioning, Operations & Maintenance Manuals, consisting of, as a minimum,
the following documents:
1. Detailed manufacturer's instruction manuals applicable to each equipment

installed. These manuals shall describe fully Operation and Maintenance
Procedures.
2. Manufacturer's instruction manuals applicable to each particular test apparatus.
3. Recommended erection/operation/maintenance procedure including

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completeness and legibility, etc. at least eight (8) weeks before starting the
commissioning tests.
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2. Four (4) complete sets of fully revised manuals incorporating the
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COMPANY’S comments to the full satisfaction of the COMPANY on
PREPARED BY: technical completion.
C. The operation and maintenance manuals shall contain all information which may be
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required by the COMPANY for safe operation and maintenance of the new facilities.
Any special design and/or construction/operating features, basic operating
procedures and philosophy shall also be included.
APPROVED 2.10 TECHNICAL DATA MANUALS

BY:
The CONTRACTOR shall provide technical data manuals for the underground cable
system installed under the scope of this PROJECT.
2.11 PLANT TAGGING OF EQUIPMENT AND INDEPENDENT COMPONENTS
A. The CONTRACTOR shall affix Plant Tags, 6.35CmX 2.54Cm or 4.445Cm X

1.112Cm, to each and every individual equipment including independent
components to be installed under this CONTRACT which have a material value
of Five Thousand Saudi Riyals (SR 5,000), or more. Normally the COMPANY
CERTIFIED Plant Number Tags are made of brass; however, COMPANY may issue Plant
BY: Tags made from other material in cases where brass tag is not suitable for
a particular type of equipment .The CONTRACTOR shall install Plant Tags
adjacent to the Manufacturer's Data Plate or at any other place approved by
the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE. The CONTRACTOR shall affix
Plant Tags by bolts and nuts, or rivets or welds, or adhesives, as instructed in
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writing by the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE, depending on the type of
equipment to be tagged. The CONTRACTOR shall complete Plant
Tagging before technical Completion.
B. At least sixty (60) days before completion of the installation of all

equipment covered under this CONTRACT, CONTRACTOR shall submit to
COMPANY a list of all equipment and independent components to be tagged,
using the format of COMPANY Form No.16511 (2/10) Exhibit I to the Job
Specifications. Based on this list, COMPANY shall assign Plant Tag Number to
each item and CONTRACTOR shall install the Plant Tags in accordance with
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2.12 CONTRACTOR/COMPANY'S CONSTRUCTION SITE OFFICE AND
FACILITY
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PREPARED BY: A. The CONTRACTOR shall install a temporary site office prior to mobilization of any
construction activity pertaining to the PROJECT. Proposal with layout sketch of the
site office shall be submitted to COMPANY for approval. If the facilities located
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outside the COMPANY property/premises a written permission of the owner of the
land/ premises shall be obtained by the CONTRACTOR and copy furnished to the
COMPANY for records. The site office is the property of the CONTRACTOR and
shall be demobilized at the end of the PROJECT in accordance with Section 2.12.H.
APPROVED
BY: The CONTRACTOR shall supply and maintain the temporary site offices for
COMPANY use including sanitary facilities, such as toilet and wash room. The said
site offices shall be of very good condition and with approx. floor area of not less
than 100 sq. m and shall consist of the following:
1. Three (3) No. office rooms (dedicated to COMPANY personnel)

2. One (1) No. conference room.
3. Two (2) No. toilets, one eastern and the other western (dedicated to
COMPANY personnel)
4. One (1) kitchen.
CERTIFIED 5. Lobby and sitting area.
BY:
The site office shall also have the following additional provisions:
1. Masjid.
2. Parking shelter for five (5) COMPANY vehicles
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Telephone, furniture, fire protection equipment, office equipment and supplies
including, but not limited to the following, shall be available at the site Office:
1. Three (3) computers of the latest configuration with three (3) printers.
2. One (1) separate telephone line
3 Telephone set for each office room including the conference room.
4. One (1) Fax Machine with separate telephone line
5. One (1) copying machine.
6. Three (3) filing cabinets
7. Three (3) desks.
8. Three (3) drawing holders
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B. Electricity Connection/Electrical Wiring
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The CONTRACTOR shall provide his own generators to meet construction, testing
PREPARED BY: and commissioning power requirements. However, if power supply point is available
near the PROJECT site, then a temporary metered electricity connection on
chargeable basis will be provided by the COMPANY to the site office by Operating
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Area at the request of the CONTRACTOR.
The temporary electrical wiring and installation for the site office is to be performed
in accordance with the requirements of the latest revision of the National Electrical
Code (NEC) or the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
APPROVED
BY: C. Telephone Connection
The CONTRACTOR shall avail a temporary telecommunication facility at the site

office. The COMPANY may, at its discretion, allow the CONTRACTOR to have
temporary extension of telephone connection, if possible, from the existing
telecommunication facility on remittance of telephone rental charges as per
COMPANY regulations. Telephone sets and associated cabling shall be installed
by the CONTRACTOR.
The CONTRACTOR will be allowed to use the telephone only for making local
calls.
CERTIFIED
BY: D. Water Supply Connection
For site office requirement and construction purpose, the CONTRACTOR shall
arrange adequate water supply from Municipality. If no Municipal water supply
extension is available, a water tank of adequate capacity shall be installed for site
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requirement during construction stage.
E. Drainage Connection
A temporary drainage connection from existing system shall be provided to the site
office. Alternate arrangement as per standards shall be provided if drainage facility
does not exist.
F. Quality of Temporary WORK
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H. Demobilization
REVISIONS
After obtaining the demobilization approval from the COMPANY, the
PREPARED BY: CONTRACTOR shall arrange to remove all temporary facilities and submit
clearance certificates from the concerned authorities on completion of the PROJECT
or fifteen (15) days after removal of the temporary facilities whichever is later.
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I. 5-Star Safety and Health Management System
The CONTRACTOR shall adhere to all applicable provisions of the COMPANY

APPROVED 5-Star Safety and Health Management System Standards given in section 4.13.F:
BY: Standards no. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.24, 3.1, 3.2,
3.5, 3.7, 3.8, 5.6, 5.9, 5.18 & 5.23.
2.13 LOSS PREVENTION REQUIREMENTS
The CONTRACTOR and/or CONTRACTOR’S SUBCONTRACTOR(s) shall

strictly comply with the following Loss Prevention requirements in accordance with
COMPANY Standard TES-P-119.21, in addition to the stipulations in Schedule A -
General Terms and Conditions of CONTRACT:
CERTIFIED A. General Requirements

BY:
1. Strict adherence to all applicable provisions of the COMPANY Accident
Prevention Manual and Construction Safety Manual (ISD Special Manual No.
6.483).
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2. Compliance with the provisions of the COMPANY General Instructions on
9WORK Permit and Clearance Procedure (G.I. “65.111”). The
CONTRACTOR shall have an authorized employee with certificate to receive
WORK Permit. If the CONTRACTOR has no authorized employee, or has an
employee with expired certificate, he shall be responsible to coordinate with
the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE for scheduling of WORK Permit
training course. All activities of the CONTRACTOR near or inside the
substation shall be allowed only after securing WORK Permit.
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c. CONTRACTOR’S COMPANY Safety Policy Statement complete with
signature over printed name and title of CONTRACTOR’S Management
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REPRESENTATIVE.
PREPARED BY:
d. Specific program items (suitable for the SOW) that the CONTRACTOR
proposes to implement during the CONTRACT execution.
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e. Attachments necessary to supplement the program.
- PROJECT Table of Organization

APPROVED
- Construction Schedule
BY:
- Equipment Deployment Schedule.

- Manpower Deployment Schedule.
- CONTRACTOR’s standard forms for safety related reports.
- Temporary Facilities Layout Plan showing the distribution, type and
capacity of portable fire extinguishers.
- Temporary Facilities Location Plan.
CERTIFIED - Curriculum Vita (CV) of the Safety Supervisor/Engineer.
BY:
- Valid Certificate of First Aider.
4. The CONTRACTOR shall provide necessary personal protective clothing (i.e.
head, eye, face, hand, and foot protection) and respiratory protective equipment
including personal protective equipment for fall protection such as safety belts
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and lifelines, and implement wearing them.
5. The CONTRACTOR shall provide and use adequate and suitable

safety/warning signs, cordon tapes, portable barricades, warning lights and
personnel protective equipment at the JOB SITE to protect the safety of
COMPANY and CONTRACTOR personnel and the public, and to prevent
damage to property.
6. The CONTRACTOR shall provide first aid facilities and must have a certified
employee to administer first aid and Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
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10. In order to prevent theft/loss of materials/equipment, the CONTRACTOR

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shall take the necessary measures and precautions including but not limited to
the following:
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PREPARED BY: a. All materials provided or used in this CONTRACT shall be stored by the
CONTRACTOR in safe and secured locations even if stored for short
period of time.
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b. If the equipment/materials are to be stored in the substation area for a
prolonged period, the CONTRACTOR shall ensure that they are kept in
locked containers or any other appropriate method of storage such that
APPROVED the materials/equipment are not easily noticeable by people with
BY: intention of theft or pilferage. Moreover, such containers shall be placed
at a distance from the fence/boundary wall.
c. The CONTRACTOR shall also consider other factors (i.e. temperature,

humidity) affecting the storage of the materials/equipment being stored
in containers, to avoid any damage during such storage period.
B. PROJECT Involving Elevated WORKS
1. The CONTRACTOR shall submit his heavy equipment (i.e. cranes and bucket
CERTIFIED trucks) to the COMPANY for safety inspection and certification and
BY: correspondingly stick with green safety sticker.
2. The CONTRACTOR’S ladders shall conform to OSHA (Occupational Safety

and Health Administration) standard. Safety practices shall be followed in
positioning ladders. Scaffolds shall be designed, built and inspected by a
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competent engineer prior to its use.
C. PROJECT Involving Welding and Cutting Operations
1. The CONTRACTOR shall provide suitable fire extinguishers to be used in

case of fire emergencies.
2. The CONTRACTOR shall provide the welding gas cylinders with suitable rack
that is equipped with security chain(s).
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2.14 OUTAGE SCHEDULE/SHUTDOWN COORDINATION

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A. All outages shall be scheduled at least four (4) weeks in advance. Any requested
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outage must be approved by the COMPANY at least two (2) working weeks before
PREPARED BY: actual WORK is carried out.
CONTRACTOR shall submit the planned WORK activities for COMPANY review
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and approval.
Planned outages of existing equipment which are required for CONTRACTOR’S
WORK shall be minimized by the CONTRACTOR during the execution of this
PROJECT.
APPROVED
BY: Where outages of existing equipment cannot be avoided, CONTRACTOR shall

coordinate all details of planned outages through the COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE with initial coordination occurring during the base design stage
of the PROJECT.
As part of the CONTRACTOR’S coordination activity (for the planned outage),

CONTRACTOR shall provide reasons, plans and detailed schedule for the planned
outages that will be subjected to COMPANY’s review and approval.
COMPANY’S approval of planned outages shall be based solely on COMPANY’S

CERTIFIED operational considerations.
BY:
CONTRACTOR shall note that, as a minimum requirement, COMPANY will
consider approval of CONTRACTOR’S proposed planned outages during low load
periods (beginning of November to start of April), and when CONTRACTOR shall
provide enough manpower at the outage site(s) to minimize the planned outage time.
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No unplanned outages/disruptions of COMPANY’S equipment or systems shall be
allowed to support the CONTRACTOR’s WORK.
B. For communication outage requirements, refer to section II of Appendix-VI.
2.15 TRANSPORTATION (N/A)
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tickets from international Airport in Saudi Arabia to the activities locations.
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2. For the ground transportation requirements, to/from activities locations to
hotels/airports/restaurants which participants will be utilizing as well as for ground
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transportation from participants homes locations to Airports, the CONTRACTOR
PREPARED BY: shall provide ground transportation through use of established and reputable
taxi/limousine services for these COMPANY personnel.
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3. For accommodations portion, CONTRACTOR shall provide accommodations for
the COMPANY selected participants in either five star or four star hotels near the
activities locations. Also, each COMPANY participants shall be provided both
breakfast and dinner (“buffet” style) for the entire duration of the hotel stay. For
APPROVED food requirements at the activities locations, CONTRACTOR shall provide a
BY: “buffet” style lunch either at activities locations/facilities, or at a hotel/restaurant
near the activities locations for each of the COMPANY participants. Also
international phone calls (within 20 minutes/day), laundry services, water & juices
shall be provided for COMPANY personnel.
4. Additionally, the CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for obtaining the necessary

entrance VISA to the country (or countries) of the activities locations and the
CONTRACTOR shall pay for the required entrance VISA and VISA application
fees for each COMPANY participant.
CERTIFIED
BY: **** END OF SECTION II ****
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B. The Bidder/CONTRACTOR shall visit the site and make him aware of the details of
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the existing system/facilities.
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The modification WORKS at the associated substations shall be compatible with
existing system.
PREPARED BY:
C. The WORK shall include, but not limited to, the following:
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1. Soil thermal resistivity analysis.
2. Route Survey.
3. All design and engineering services.
4. Procurement, inspection and testing of equipment/materials.
APPROVED 5. Transport and delivery of equipment/materials to and within Saudi Arabia and
BY: WORK SITES.
6. Preparation of WORK SITES, construction and installation of equipment,
materials and allied facilities.
7. Provide construction camp facilities for the workforce, with storage yard or
warehouse for construction materials and equipment. The CONTRACTOR
shall be responsible for all equipment and materials under his custody.
8. Inspection, checking out, commissioning and SITE testing of all constructed
and installed equipment, and their allied facilities.
9. The whole width of the roads of the specified Right of Way (ROW) shall be
thoroughly investigated and surveyed. All utilities found shall be reflected in
CERTIFIED
design drawings.
BY:
3.02 ELECTRICAL WORK
The WORK shall include, but not limited to, the following:
Complete survey and investigation for the whole route of the proposed 33 kV
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be surveyed with complete details and reflected in design drawings.
For the proposed 33kV underground cables route, refer to Appendix I-List of
attached Conceptual and Reference Drawing.
A. The Scope of WORK of this PROJECT, to be carried out by the

CONTRACTOR includes the following:
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route drawing Appendix I - List of Attached Conceptual and Reference Drawing.
Approximate Route Length of Cable Circuit = 8.345Km
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2. Replacement of Existing 33 KV U/G Cable circuit by New 2-3CX240mm2
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XLPE U/G Cable circuit – (8007-7077)A
PREPARED BY:
Contractor shall replace the existing 33 kV U/G cable circuit by New XLPE U/G
Cable circuit. Complete design, Supply and installation of One (01) new 33KV
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underground cable circuits, each circuit consisting of 2-3CX240MM², XLPE,
copper cable + Fiber Optic Cable, to be laid between S/S # 8007 and S/S # 7077,
complete with all required, insulated joints, earthing, and other accessories in
accordance with COMPANY Standard Code & Specifications as shown in cable
APPROVED route drawing Appendix I - List of Attached Conceptual and Reference Drawing.
BY: Approximate Route Length of Cable Circuit = 5.590Km

CERTIFIED accordance with COMPANY Standard Code & Specifications as shown in cable
BY: route drawing Appendix I - List of Attached Conceptual and Reference Drawing.

XLPE U/G Cable circuit – (8091-7029)A
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REVISIONS
PREPARED BY:
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APPROVED route drawing Appendix I - List of Attached Conceptual and Reference Drawing.
BY: Approximate Route Length of Cable Circuit = 3.644Km

CERTIFIED accordance with COMPANY Standard Code & Specifications as shown in cable
BY: route drawing Appendix I - List of Attached Conceptual and Reference Drawing.

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7231, 7172, 7019, 7054 and 7067, in accordance with COMPANY Standard Code &
D Specifications
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E. All required WORK, materials and accessories in all above items shall be provided
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and performed by the CONTRACTOR.
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F. The cable outer jacket shall be flame retardant inside the substation, which may be
PREPARED BY: achieved by painting as per COMPANY Standard TES-H-107.01. The supply of the
paint shall be the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR/Manufacturer.
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G. PVC conduits and fittings shall be provided in all underground concrete duct banks.
The PVC conduits and fittings shall be designed, manufactured and tested in
accordance with the COMPANY'S Materials Standard Specification 23-TMSS-01.
APPROVED H. Sub duct on hand hole and inside the building shall be corrugated, flexible and fire
BY: retardant (2 Hours UL rating) with 25mm outside diameter. Subduct installation shall
be in accordance with TCS-T-111. 08.
I. Sub duct on the underground duct banks and direct buried conduit in trenches shall be
rigid with 32mm outside diameter and made from HDPE piping compound, its inner
wall must be smooth. It must comply with STC specification MAT 2301 and pulling
length must not exceed 450 meters.
J. The duct sealing units for conduit fittings shall be in accordance with COMPANY'S
Materials Standard Specification 23-TMSS-02.
CERTIFIED
BY: K. Unless otherwise indicated, the size of the PVC Conduit for fiber optic cable and
Power cable shall be 100 mm inner diameter and 200 mm inner diameter respectively
or double the diameter of respective Cables.
L. Dismantling and removal work

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- CONTRACTOR shall dismantle and remove all the cables associated with the
33kv SWGR at 33kv S/S’s (8007, 7097, 7077, 7035, 7036, 8091, 7029, 7222, 7083,
7231, 7172, 7019, 7054 and 7067)
- In case of the cable route for the new cable in the same trenches of the old cable, the
contractor shall be responsible to dismantle the old power cable and return back to
SEC Store.
All dismantled materials shall be packed in proper way and handed over to SEC
store
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A. Survey for the complete route of the proposed 33kV circuits shown in Appendix I -
D List of Attached Conceptual and Reference Drawing.
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banks and installation of Hand hole accessories, conduit/duct and sub-duct (HDPE,
fire rated) required for the installation of underground Fiber Optic cables, as per
NO. 3 2 1
COMPANY Standard Codes & Specifications.
D. The power cables’ elevation shall be maintained according to final elevation of
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future road(s). Any required backfilling or leveling of existing area shall be done by
PREPARED BY: CONTRACTOR.
E. CONTRACTOR shall satisfy all the conditions listed in the approvals. All WORK
shall be coordinated with the concerned local authority for their full satisfaction.
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F. Design and installation of horizontal directional drilling and concrete encased duct
banks as required at road crossings, as per COMPANY Standard Codes &
Specifications.
G. Design and Supply and installation of 33kv Cable Tray at S/S 8007, 7097, 7077,
APPROVED 7035, 7036, 8091, 7029, 7222, 7083, 7231, 7172, 7019, 7054 and 7067 as per
BY: COMPANY Standard Codes & Specifications.
H. Design and Construct of 33kv Cable opening at (Basement / Trenches) of S/S
8007, 7097, 7077, 7035, 7036, 8091, 7029, 7222, 7083, 7231, 7172, 7019, 7054
and 7067 as per COMPANY Standard Codes & Specifications.
3.04 FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Detailed Scope of Work of Fiber Cable Requirements refer Appendix IV of

SOW/TS of this DED-UGCRP1-01.
CERTIFIED 3.05 PROJECT INTERFACE

BY:
The successful CONTRACTOR shall be expected to exchange the necessary
engineering details at all points of interface with other parties and provide the
interface components.
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Work to be done by the 33kV Underground Cable CONTRACTOR
Coordinate all WORK and construction interface activities with all other
CONTRACTOR/Agencies and COMPANY as necessary for successful completion
of all interface activities by other agencies.
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The CONTRACTOR shall adopt the following design criteria and requirements for the
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Soil Thermal Resistivity
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The soil thermal resistivity is largely dependent on density and water content of the
PREPARED BY: relevant type of soil. Therefore, the actual thermal resistivity of the soil along the
whole power cable route shall be measured prior to the design and all test results
shall be included in the base design package. Actual soil thermal resistivity values
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shall be used to calculate cable Ampacities.
The back-fill material should not have soil thermal resistance of more than 1.2
Km/W. as mentioned in COMPANY Standard # TCS-P-104.06.
APPROVED
BY: 4.02 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
A. General
The 33 KV underground design parameters shall be in accordance with the

requirements outlined in COMPANY General Specification 01-SDMS-01, “General
Requirements for All Equipment/Materials.”
B. System Short Circuit Level
CERTIFIED The cable design shall be based on 33 KV system short circuits rating of 25KA for 1
BY: sec as per COMPANY specs: 11-SDMS-03 , TES-P-104.08.
C. System Phasing Arrangement
The COMPANY standard phasing arrangements in Substations are the following:

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1. Red, Yellow, Blue when viewed from East to West.
2. Red, Yellow, Blue when viewed from North to South.
3. Red, Yellow, Blue when viewed from Top to Bottom.
4.03 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
The following design requirements shall be considered by the CONTRACTOR.
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D 602871-1, 1-2 &1-3 to assure the availability of the required cable Ampacity
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resistivity. Samples for soil thermal resistivity measurements shall be taken at
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every 500m along the cable route. The location of these samples along the
route shall be subject to COMPANY review and approval. The soil thermal
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resistivity shall be determined for 2% moisture on the samples and the highest
PREPARED BY: value shall be used in the calculations. In all cases, the value of 1.2 km/W
shall be used in the calculations whenever the measured values are less than
1.2 km/W. Whenever the measured values of soil thermal resistivity are more
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than1.20 Km/W, then actual (higher values) shall be used in the cable ampacity
calculations.
Special back fill material shall be used having soil thermal resistivity of
APPROVED 1.20k.m/W or less in case the soil thermal resistivity is more than 1.20k.m/W.
BY:
The current carrying capacity of 33kV, 240 mm² cables at every point on the
route of the cables shall be maintained. The route of the 33kV cables from
terminations to terminations shall be marked on the cable lay out plan with the
sections, where the rated currents of the cables are expected to be low.
3. Loading factor for the cables shall be assumed 110%.
4. The CONTRACTOR shall confirm that each of the energized circuits can
carry the required load under all operating conditions.
CERTIFIED
BY: 5. The CONTRACTOR shall provide enough number of actual cable layout
cross-sections along the cable route with Ampacity calculations for each case.
The cross sections shall be for expected worst conditions in terms of cable
spacing, depth, directional drilling etc. Also, the CONTRACTOR shall specify
the minimum rating of 33 kV cables applicable to any configuration of
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installation such as existing cables, duct banks, directional drilling etc.
The calculations of current carrying capacity of 33kV cables shall be made at

all critical points on the route of the cables and the route of the cables from
terminations to terminations shall be marked on the cable layout plan along
with the sections, where the rated currents of the cables are expected to be low.
6. The CONTRACTOR shall confirm that the bending radius of power cables
will not be less than the recommended values given by the manufacturer along
the whole route.
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1. Cables grouped in a common cable trench or installed with insufficient spacing
from one to another, result in mutual heating. Thus, load capacity of cables is
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subsequently reduced. Therefore, spacing in flat formation of single core
PREPARED BY: cables, recommended by COMPANY Standards, TES-P-104.05 shall be
maintained.
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If the right-of-way limits the cable spacing and calculated cable Ampacity is
reduced, a necessary mitigation shall be provided to achieve the required
Ampacity.
APPROVED 2. The cables shall not be placed in a close proximity to external heat sources.
BY:
D. Metallic Sheath Bonding/Grounding
The grounding system of the power cable shall be designed to limit the induced
voltage on the cable sheath at safe level and to eliminate the sheath losses.
The size of the bonding cable shall be computed for the system fault current for 1 sec
as per ICEA P-45-482 with maximum copper temperature of 250ºC as mentioned in
standard # TES-P-104.08
For metallic sheath grounding, 12-TMSS-11 and TES-P-104.08 shall be applied.

CERTIFIED
BY: E. Interference of Power Cables with Telecommunication Cables
Power cables that are in parallel with telecommunication cables of other utilities,
shall maintain sufficient clearances as per Saudi Telecom Company (STC)
requirement. In case the required clearance cannot be achieved, a study shall be
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performed and necessary mitigation shall be provided.
4.04 STANDARDS, CODES AND SPECIFICATIONS
All WORK equipment and materials covered by this document shall conform to the
latest edition of the COMPANY’S Material Standard Specifications supplemented
with latest applicable Standards, Codes and Specifications. The latest edition of each
Standard and Specifications shall mean the latest edition specified hereunder.
The CONTRACTOR shall strictly comply with the following Standards, Codes and
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IEEE 80 Guides for Safety in AC Substation Grounding
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Electra (28) Design of Specially Bonded Cable Circuits (Part I)
CIGRE Study (Committee 21, Working Group 7)
REVISIONS
(May, 1973)
PREPARED BY:
Electra (47) Design of Specially Bonded Cable Circuits (Part II)

CIGRE Study (Committee 21, Working Group 7)
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(July, 1976)
Electra 128 Guide to the protection of specially bonded cable system against
over sheath voltages CIGRE Study Committee 21, Working Group 7
APPROVED
BY: CIGRE Special Bonding of High Voltage Power Cables 2005 Working
Brochure 283 Group B 1.18
ISO/R-31 Unit of Measure
ANSI C2 National Electric Safety Code
NFPA 70 National Electric Codes (2008 edition)
CERTIFIED NFPA 72C Installation, Maintenance and Use of Remote Station Protective
BY: Signaling Systems
ACI Standard of Formwork
AEIC CS 9(06) Association of Edison Illuminating Companies - Specification for

XLPE Insulated Shielded Power Cables, Rated 69kV through
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138kV
IEC 602871-1, Electric Cables-Calculations of the Current Ratings

1-2 & 1-3
IEC 60949 Calculation of Thermally Permissible Short-Circuit

Current, Taking into Account Non-Adiabatic Heating Effects.
IEC 60840 Power Cables with Extruded Insulation and their Accessories for
Rated Voltage Above 30kV (Um = 36kV) up to 150kV (Um =
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D 36kV) - Test Methods and Requirements.
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ICEA P-45-482 Short Circuit Performance of Metallic Shields and Sheaths of
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01-SDMS-01 General Requirements for All Equipment/Materials

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(Latest)
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10-SDMS-02 Bare Copper Conductor
PREPARED BY: (Latest)
11-SDMS-03 XLPE Insulated Power Cables for Rated Voltage from 15KV up to
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(Latest) 36KV
11-SDMS-05 Specifications for Non Metallic fiber Optic Cable

(Latest)
APPROVED
BY: 12-SDMS-01 Cable Joints, Termination and Accessories up to 36KV

(Latest)
12-SDMS-01 Lugs and Connection for MV/LV Distribution System

(Latest)
12-SDMS-05 Specification for Optical Fiber Cable Splicing

(Latest)
23-SDMS-01 Specification for Duct HDPE Main, Mini and Micro Ducts
CERTIFIED (Latest)
BY:
38-SDMS-01 Fault Indicator for Underground Distribution Networks
(Latest)
10-TMSS-05 Bare, Copper Clad-steel Grounding Conductor and Ground

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(Latest) Rod.
11-TMSS-06 Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) System for U/G

(Latest) Power Cable
12-TMSS-11 Link Boxes for Grounding of Power Cable

(Latest)
23-TMSS-01 PVC Conduits and Fittings for Underground Cables.

(Latest)
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48-TMSS-09 Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Equipment
REVISIONS
(Latest)
PREPARED BY:
70-TMSS-03 Normal Weight Ready-Mixed Portland cement Concrete

(Latest)
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70-TMSS-04 Cable Trench Materials
(Latest)
APPROVED C. COMPANY Engineering Standard & Specifications

BY:
TES-P-104.01 General Engineering Requirements for U/G Cables

(Latest)
TES-P-104.02 Cable Construction

(Latest)
TES-P-104.03 Cable Sizing and Selection

(Latest)
CERTIFIED TES-P-104-04 Engineering Requirements for Splices & Terminations for

BY: (Latest) Power Cables
TES-P-104.05 Cable Installation, Engineering Requirements

(Latest)
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TES-P-104.08 Bonding & Grounding of Insulated Metallic Sheath of
(Latest) Power Cables System
TES-P-108.03 U/G Cable Protection System 110kV through 380kV

(Latest)
TES-P-119.21 Fire & Loss prevention Requirements

(Latest)
TES-P-122.09 Clearance and ROW Requirements

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TCS-P-104.02 Cable Reels Handling & Storage
PREPARED BY: (Latest)
TCS-P-104.03 Trenches and Ducts

DATE:
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(Latest)
TCS-P-104.06 Cable Installation, Field Handling Procedures

(Latest)
APPROVED
BY: TCS-P-104.08 Field Testing of Power Cables Rated 110KV, 115KV,

(Latest) 132KV, 230KV or 380KV
TCS-P-122.01 Safety in Construction of transmission lines

(Latest)
TCS-P-122.02 Material handling

(Latest)
TCS-P-105 Pre-Commissioning Tests/Procedures for SEC Transmission

CERTIFIED (Latest) Electrical Installations
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TCS-Q-113.01 Asphalt Concrete Paving
(Latest)
TCS-Q-113.02 Earthworks
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(Latest)
TCS-Q-113.03 Cast-in-Place Concrete

(Latest)
TCS-Q-113.04 Precast Concrete Works

(Latest)
TCS-T-111.01 Acceptance/Commissioning, Test & Inspection of

(Latest) Communications Network Equipment
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SDCS-02 Installation of Underground Fiber Optic Cables and Ducts
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(Latest)
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SDCS-03 Underground Network Grounding

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E. Reference Drawings
TA-800062 Typical Duct Bank Sections, Concrete Duct Bank 69KV to 380KV
APPROVED (Latest)
BY:
TA-800068 Highway under Crossing for 110KV to 380KV by

(Latest) Directional Drilling
TA-800098 Manhole/Hand hole Accessories for Communications

(Latest)
TA-800113 Chain Link Boundary Fence

(Latest)
CERTIFIED TA-800140 Water Proofing for Duct Banks, Manhole/Hand hole and
BY: (Latest) Alternate Roof Drainage Details
TA-800142 Installation Detail for Link Boxes below Ground 110KV

(Latest) 115KV, 132KV, 230KV and 380KV
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TB-800079 PVC conduit installation concrete encasement (For vital
(Latest) communications)
TB-800067 Direct buried cable trench details in rocky area

(Latest) (communication)
TB-800076 Standard precast hand hole for communication in none

(Latest) Traffic Areas (1.2mx1.2mx1.2m)
TB-800077 Standard precast hand hole for communication in traffic

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F. Engineering Drawings Standard for Contractors
REVISIONS SEEDS-I Preparing, Processing & Managing Transmission
(Latest) Drawings/Documents
PREPARED BY:
SEEDS-II Preparing, Processing & Managing Transmission Drawings for

(Latest) CONTRACTORS
DATE:
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G. Saudi Arabian Standards
APPROVED
SASO/SSA-2 Steel Bars for Reinforcement of Concrete
BY:
SASO/SSA-39 Mechanical Test of Welded Joints
SASO/SSA-53 Graphic Symbols
SASO/SSA-55 PVC Insulated Cables
H. ISD Special Manual
(Company Accident Prevention Manual and Construction Safety Manual)
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 Grounding cable and grounding rods for link Boxes
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 Bonding leads and Sheath insulators
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 Cable Protective Tiles
PREPARED BY:
 Cable Warning Tapes
 Steel Wire Mesh
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 PVC Conduits and Fittings and HDPE sub ducts
 Concrete
APPROVED
BY:  Concrete encased Duct bank

 Asphalt Concrete Pavement
 Reinforcing Steel
 Backfill Material
 Duct sealing units
The technical specifications of equipment/material are provided hereunder.
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5.02 33 kV POWER CABLE
BY:
The 33kV power cable shall be designed, manufactured and tested in accordance
with the requirements of COMPANY Materials Standard Specifications 11-SDMS-
03(Latest) and associated Data Schedules. In addition, the 33kV cable manufacturers
shall fully comply with production quality requirements as per AEIC CS 9 (06).
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5.03 33 kV CABLE TERMINATIONS AND SPLICE KITS
The 33 kV cable terminations and splice kits to be used for the 33kV power cable
mentioned above, shall be designed, manufactured and tested in accordance with the
requirements of COMPANY Materials Standard Specification 12-SDMS-01 (latest),
and associated Data Schedule.
Each single cable termination/joint must be installed by a qualified and certified
jointer.
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The Manufacturer written confirmation must be provided during the base design that
the manufacture will supervise the termination installation directly.
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PREPARED BY: The contractor must insure in writing to Project Department that the Cable Accessories
stored are as per the manufacturer recommendation.
DATE:
11/2020
All tests (Type test, FA Test, Commissioning test) for both cables and cable
accessories must be available.
All documents (Jointers Certificates, Filled Quality Certificate, and Copy of Type
APPROVED Tests, FAT and check list for completed Commissioning Tests) must be handed over
BY: to LMD with As Built Drawings immediately after completion of the project.
5.04 BONDING LEADS & SHEATH SECTIONALIZING INSULATORS
The bonding leads shall be designed, manufactured and tested in accordance with the
requirements of COMPANY Materials Standard Specification 12-TMSS-11 and
COMPANY Engineering Standard TES-P-104.08.
5.05 CABLE PROTECTIVE TILES
CERTIFIED Cable protective tiles shall be provided to protect the cables against mechanical
BY: damage as per COMPANY Specs: TCS-P-104.03. The 33 kV underground cables
shall use flame Red color (RAL 3000) while the Fiber Optic cables shall utilize the
green color (RAL 6018) tiles. The size of the tiles shall be 390 mm x 200 mm x 80
mm. The compressive strength of the concrete tiles shall minimum of 28 MPa after
twenty-eight (28) days of curing.
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5.06 WARNING TAPE FOR 33 KV POWER CABLE
A traffic yellow color (RAL 1023) warning tape shall be supplied on rolls measuring
500 m long x 150 mm wide x 200 micron (minimum) thick as per 12-SDMS-03. It
shall be made of Low-density polyethylene film.
5.07 STEEL WIRE MESH
PVC coated 51 mm (2 in.) steel wire mesh of 2.5 mm diameter shall be supplied to
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A. PVC conduits and fittings shall be provided in all underground concrete duct banks.
The PVC conduits and fittings shall be designed, manufactured and tested in
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accordance with the COMPANY’S Materials Standard Specification 23-TMSS-01.
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B. Sub duct on hand hole and inside the building shall be corrugated, flexible and fire
PREPARED BY: retardant (2 Hours UL rating) with 25mm outside diameter. Sub duct installation
shall be in accordance with TCS-T-111.11
DATE:
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C. Sub duct on the underground duct banks and direct buried conduit in trenches shall
be rigid with 32mm outside diameter and made from HDPE piping compound, its
inner wall must be smooth and black in color, and pulling length must not exceed
450 meters.
APPROVED
BY: D. For direct buried cable trenches, PVC conduits shall be of class-4 type. Nylon pulls
ropes ¼ inches in diameter (of different colors) shall be provided and installed in all
vacant/spare ducts and sub ducts.
E. The duct sealing units for conduit fittings shall be in accordance with COMPANY’S
Materials Standard Specification 23-TMSS-02.
F. Unless otherwise indicated, the size of the PVC Conduit for fiber optic cable and
33kV cable shall be 100 mm inner diameter and 200 mm inner diameter respectively.
CERTIFIED 5.10 CONCRETE

BY:
A. All materials required for the concrete shall conform to COMPANY Materials
Standard Specification 70-TMSS-03.
B. Concrete for duct bank shall be of severe exposure type with a compressive strength
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of 38 Mpa (5500 psi).
C. A minimum 100mm thick lean concrete shall be provided below the duct banks
D. Provide two (2) layers of 150 microns polyethylene film as protection to bottom
surfaces of concrete. Polyethylene membranes shall be laid, lapped and sealed in
accordance with manufacturer’s instructions and as approved by COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE.
E. All concrete directly in contact and exposed to the ground, concrete surface inside
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2. The bonding agent shall have the following properties:

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a. It can be applied to dry or damp substrate
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b. Special ‘slow-set’ version available allowing time to erect steel reinforcement
PREPARED BY: & form work.
c. Solvent-free can be used in enclosed locations.
d. Workable at low temperatures.
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e. Unaffected by moisture
Property Standard
Compressive strength 60-70 N/mm 2
APPROVED Shear strength 30 N/mm 2
BY: Flexural strength 30-35 N/mm 2
Bond strength to concrete 2.5-3 N/mm 2
Bond strength to steel 18-20 N/mm 2
Tensile strength 18 –20 N/mm 2
Density Approximate 1.4 kg/liter
Color Light Gray
Pot life 5 to 7 hours
Initial Hardness 48 hours
Full cure 7 days
CERTIFIED
3. Standards: ASTM C881, BS 6319
BY:
4. Surface Preparation: Clean all surfaces and remove any dust, unsound material,
plaster, oil, paint, grease, corrosion deposits or algae. Roughen the surfaces, remove
any laitance and expose aggregate by light scrabbling or grit blasting.
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or the use of a proprietary degreaser.
5. Application: After mixing apply directly to the prepared substrate by brush, roller or
spray. On damp surfaces, ensure that it is well brushed in.
Pour new concrete within specified open time, as long as material is still tacky.
G. Repair Mortars:
1. Patch Repairs
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Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion : 11 x 10-6/°C
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Chloride Ion Penetrability : Very low (less than 1000 Columbus
per ASTM C1202-91)
REVISIONS
Setting Time at 20°C : Initial - 5-1/2 hours (minimum)
PREPARED BY:
Final - 7-1/2 hours (minimum)
Flexural Strength : 10 MPa
DATE:
11/2020 For repair sections deeper than 100mm, use properly graded 8mm to 12mm silt free
aggregates washed with specified water.
2. Concrete Surfaced
APPROVED
BY:
A single component polymer modified cementitious fairing coat, designed
for vertical (and also overhead), use to infill honeycombing and voids up to
3mm deep, and as a blow hole filler up to 10mm deep. Following test results
obtained at a water powder ratio of 0.3:1 by weight and temperature range of
20 C to 35 C.
Compressive Strength at 20°C : 30 MPa

Flexural Strength : 7 MPa
Bond Strength to Concrete : 23 MPa
Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion : 7.0 to 12 x 10-6/°C
CERTIFIED
Working Life : Approx.: 45 min. to 20 min.
BY:
H. Concrete Formwork
Formwork shall be designed and constructed in accordance with ACI-347. All forms
shall be substantially and sufficiently tight to prevent leakage of mortar, and properly
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structure conforming to size, shape and dimensions of the member as required or
shown on the drawings. Form surfaces shall be clean, smooth and sufficiently hard
to produce smooth, hard and uniform texture on the concrete.
I. Ties and Anchors
All ties, braces, anchors and other miscellaneous metal or plastic accessories shall be
securely and properly placed and tied, so that they will not be dislodged during the
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batch was used. Copies of all test results shall be handed over to the COMPANY
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REPRESENTATIVE for review and comments.
All test reports and records should be systematically organized, clearly marked,
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boxed, and when the construction WORK is completed, they should be turned over
PREPARED BY: to the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE for incorporation into the COMPANY’S
permanent records.
DATE:
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In the event that concrete fails to meet strength requirements, in-place testing for
concrete strength shall be conducted by the CONTRACTOR while under supervision
of the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE at no additional cost to the COMPANY.
APPROVED In-place testing will be conducted by one (1) or a combination of the following
BY: methods:
1. ASTM C-42, “Method of Obtaining and Testing Drilled Cores and Sawed
Means of Concrete”
2. ASTM C-803, “Test Penetrating Resistance on Hardened Concrete”
3. ASTM C-805, “Rebound Number of Hardened Concrete”
Concrete in the area represented by in-place test shall be considered structurally

CERTIFIED adequate provided such results conform to the provision of ACI-318.
BY: The COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE reserves the right to require additional
cylinders be taken whenever there is just cause, such as a change in batching
procedures, a change in concrete materials, breaking of batching, delay in transport
or placement, code violation and the like at no additional cost to the COMPANY.
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Concrete subject to severe exposure condition shall be tested for chloride
permeability test.
K. Curing
All concrete shall be cured with concrete mix quality water (potable) in accordance
with recommendations of ACI 305R and ACI 308 and as specified below, as per
TCS-Q-113.03
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3. Membrane Curing: Membrane curing shall not be applied to concrete mixes
containing pozzolan. Whenever used, membrane curing shall be preceded by
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saturation of concrete with sprayed water. This water shall be sealed against
PREPARED BY: the concrete by application of a white (reflective) curing membrane in strict
accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations.
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4. All concrete shall be cured for at least seven (7) days except as specified
below:
Unreinforced Massive Concrete : 14 days
Concrete Blended with Pozzolan : 21 days
APPROVED
BY: 5. Water for curing shall meet the following requirements:
Total Dissolved Solids : 500 PPM (maximum)

CI + SO4 Chlorides and Sulfates : 300 PPM (Maximum)
pH Value : 7.0 (minimum); 8.5 (maximum)
L. Concrete cover over all reinforcements at and below ground level shall be ± 10mm.
All other concrete cover requirements shall be as per ACI 318, "Building Code
Requirements for Reinforced Concrete."
CERTIFIED
BY: M. The CONTRACTOR shall not place any concrete until the excavations and/or forms
and embedded items are inspected by the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.
This inspection will not relieve the CONTRACTOR of the responsibility of keeping
the holes in acceptable condition until placement of concrete is completed nor for the
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accurate placement of embedded items. The placing of concrete shall be
accomplished in such a manner as to prevent segregation of the aggregates.
5.11 CONCRETE ENCASED DUCTBANKS
A. CONTRACTOR shall construct concrete encased duct banks in accordance with

COMPANY Standard Drawing at roads crossings, factory and business entrances,
and other areas where vehicles cross traffic is heavy. Also, where car wash and/or
gas-line stations exist near the cables route, concrete encased duct banks shall be
constructed by the CONTRACTOR along the cables route corresponding to such
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before the structure has been approved by the COMPANY representative.
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D. All forms shall be unyielding and tight jointed to produce hardened concrete of
high quality. Form work shall conform to ACI-374.
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PREPARED BY: E. All conduits installed shall be tested by mandrel of appropriate size, in the presence
of COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE and the ends sealed.
For communication duct banks and handholds requirements, refer to
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Appendix VI.
5.12 ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVEMENT
APPROVED A. Tack Coat

BY:
The tack coat shall be of rapid curing type cutback asphalt consisting of asphaltic
base fluxed with suitable petroleum distillates. The product shall be free from water,
show no separation prior to use, shall not foam when heated to application
temperature and shall conform to the requirements of Grade RC-800 of ASTM D-
2028.
B. Bituminous Paving Mixture
1. Asphalt shall be petroleum asphalt cement, penetration grade 60-70,

CERTIFIED conforming to the requirements of ASTM D946.
BY:
2. Mineral aggregates shall consist of coarse aggregate, fine aggregate, and filler
material all complying with the following requirements:
a. When tested according to ASTM C117 and ASTM C136, the combined
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mineral aggregates shall conform to the gradation shown on Table VIII
of COMPANY Construction Standards TCS-Q-113.01.
The grading limits specified on Table VIII are based on materials of
uniform specific gravity and shall be adjusted by asphalt concrete
manufacturer to compensate for any variations in specific gravity of the
individual sizes. The grading may be varied on the basis of Marshall
Tests to obtain optimum stability and life of the bituminous paving
mixture.
b. The combined mineral aggregates for asphalt concrete binder course and
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COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE at least thirty (30) days prior to start production of
plant mix. The design shall be according to COMPANY standard TCS-Q-113.01.
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5.13 REINFORCING STEEL (If Required)
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PREPARED BY: The CONTRACTOR shall furnish and install all reinforcing steel required for civil
WORK. Reinforcing steel shall be deformed steel bars conforming to SASO SSA-2
with a yield stress of 240 Mpa. Deformation shall conform to ASTM A-615M.
DATE:
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5.14 BACKFILL MATERIALS
A. All earthwork and asphalt materials and all other necessary materials within the
APPROVED COMPANY facilities shall conform to the requirements specified in the COMPANY
BY: Construction Specifications for Earthwork TCS-Q-113.02 and Specification for
Asphalt TCS-Q-113.01.
C. All backfill materials shall be furnished from a source accepted by the COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE. Acceptance of a backfill source shall not mean automatic
acceptance of all material obtained from the source, and the COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE may withdraw approval of the source at any time that
materials produced by the source are not suitable for backfill. If suitable, excavated
material can also be used for backfill.
CERTIFIED 5.15 DUCT SEALING UNITS

BY:
The duct sealing units to be provided shall be conforming to the COMPANY
material standard specification 23-TMSS-02.
5.16 APPROVAL CONDITIONS OF THE ROW AND MATERIAL

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A. All materials to be used within the jurisdiction of the RIYADH Municipality shall
conform to their specific requirements. It is the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR
to coordinate with Government/Municipality Departments regarding all the required
approvals.
The following specific requirements of RIYADH Municipality, Saudi Telecom

company (STC) and other government agencies, shall be complied with, however not
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existing utilities. In case of such crossing, a clearance of 1 meter (minimum) shall be
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maintained. Also, in these crossing cases, sand duct banks shall be used instead of
concrete duct banks.
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PREPARED BY: 4. The CONTRACTOR must take maximum care and attention when working near
existing 380kV, 132 kV, 69kV, 33kV and 13.8kV cables. Also, the CONTRACTOR
shall have the complete responsibility for any damage caused to these cables during
DATE:
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WORK excavation.
All final drawings shall be approved by the concerned Government Agencies in

writing prior to commencement of WORK. Any changes or deviations from the
APPROVED above mentioned conditions shall be specifically approved by the respective
BY: agencies.
B. The CONTRACTOR shall ensure strict compliance to the approval conditions of

the various government agencies as given in the copy of letters enclosed in
Appendix IV.
The CONTRACTOR shall coordinate all the WORK with the concerned local
authority and obtain all permits required to perform the WORK.
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6.01 GENERAL
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found in Saudi Arabia.
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C. The CONTRACTOR must strictly adhere to the requirements of COMPANY Material
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Standard and Specifications SDMS, TMSS Code, Engineering Standard TES-P-
PREPARED BY: 104.04, TES-P-104.05, TES-P-104.08 Construction Standard TCS-P-104.03, TCS-P-
104.06, TCS-P-104.08 attached Conceptual Design Drawings, and the Practices and
Procedures mentioned in the subsequent sections.
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D. The CONTRACTOR must insure in writing to Project Department that the Cable
Accessories stored & installed as per manufacturer recommendation and COMPANY
unified standards & specifications.
APPROVED
BY: E. All cable terminations and joints must be performed under direct & strict supervision
of termination/joint manufacturer or through their certified persons.
All documents (Jointers Certificates, Filled Quality Certificate, copy of Type Tests,
FAT and check list for completed Commissioning Tests) must be handed over to MD
by the CONTRACTOR along with As Built drawings, right after project completion.
F. The fiber cable shall be installed in the same trench of the power cable as per the
sections shown in appendix-I, at the entrance of the substation fiber cable shall be in
dedicated trench to access direct control/communication room, this section for
Micro/Mini Trench is shown in appendix-I and appendix-IV
CERTIFIED
BY: 6.02 REEL STORAGE
A. 33kV XLPE cables shall be provided in Steel cable reels; wooden cable reels are not
accepted. The Fiber Optic generally has wood cable reels with wooden lagging.
Proper storage and handling should commence from its arrival to the storage area
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until its installation.
B. Precautions must be taken to safeguard cable reels from any external mechanical
operating equipment or access to unauthorized persons.
C. Care on reel deterioration should be taken if cables are to be stored for extended
period. Wooden reels shall be stored on concrete base or on raised wooden stringers
placed under the reel flanges.
D. Cable reels shall be stored in an upright position only. Laying cable reels on their
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B. Prior to moving or loading the cable reels, thorough knowledge and selection of
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equipment capabilities and proper tools for handling are essential.
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C. To prevent reel drum damage when lifting with a crane, a steel shaft of proper
PREPARED BY: strength, length and diameter are required in the cable reel drum spindle and a
spreader bar shall be used with a lifting wire rope sling or chain.
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D. When transporting cable reels on flat cars or cable trolleys, the cable reels must be
properly choked and chained down. The cable reels are to be secured in the
transporter through two (2) chains in the reel spindle hole.
APPROVED E. Other specific requirements as mentioned in the COMPANY Standard TCS-P-

BY: 104.02 shall be strictly followed in material handling.
6.04 CABLE TRENCHES AND DIRECTIONAL DRILLING REQUIREMENTS
A. General Requirements
The 33kV underground cable circuits shall be in sand duct banks, direct buried in a
trench and in concrete encased duct banks. The physical requirements of the trenches
and concrete encased duct bank shall be in accordance with the COMPANY’S
Engineering Standards TES-P-104.05, TCS-P-104.06 respectively. The COMPANY
CERTIFIED Construction Standard TCS-P-104.03 shall be followed for the construction of cable
BY: trenches.
B. Safety
The CONTRACTOR shall take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of
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personnel working in the trenches and the general public. In addition, the
CONTRACTOR shall adhere to the following guidelines:
1. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for conforming to the rules and regulations

pertaining to safety established by the ministries, municipalities, traffic and
COMPANY Loss Prevention Division.
2. Should there be closing/re-routing of traffic; the CONTRACTOR will properly

coordinate with the traffic police authorities. When required, the
CONTRACTOR should be more than willing to assign someone to direct the
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sewage, other electric cables (380kV, 132kV & distribution cables), building
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structures and shall use all precautions in excavating to avoid any damage to any
underground utilities. The CONTRACTOR shall be fully liable for any damage
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caused to any service during cable installation by his personnel. Other utilities found
PREPARED BY: during underground utilities’ survey shall be plotted in the construction drawing
“AS-Built” drawing.
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D. Trenching in High Water Table Areas
In areas where high water table causes the trench to become flooded, the trench shall
be cleared by either pumping or installation of a well point system depending upon
APPROVED the actual SITE conditions. Trenches subject to high water table must be shored to
BY: minimize trench-wall sloughing. The water removed from the trench shall be
disposed of in a proper manner either by pumping to a storm water system or water
tank trucks. If water is to be pumped into municipal sewage/storm water system,
prior approvals must be obtained from the Municipal Sewage Authority.
E. Maintenance of Cable Trenches
The CONTRACTOR shall take precautions to maintain the condition of the trenches
prior to the installation of the cables. Maintenance shall include prevention of cave-
ins or sloughing of the trench walls, dewatering of the trenches and barriers for
CERTIFIED vehicles. Cable trench and pit shall be continuously cleaned. No foreign matter shall
BY: be backfilled with cables that may damage the cable in future.
F. Other Trenching Requirements
1. The CONTRACTOR shall open only the width of trench as specified in the
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CONTRACT. The COMPANY shall not reimburse the CONTRACTOR for
trenching or reinstatement in excess of the contractual widths or depths.
2. Asphalt and other non-reusable debris which is excavated from the trench must
be removed from the WORK SITE immediately and hauled to a Municipality
approved dumping area.
3. Generally, Municipality or other authorities do not permit excavation of trench

lengths greater than 1 km at a time. After a given kilometer of trench is
completely reinstated, the Municipality will then grant a WORK Permit for an
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disturbed or damaged facility which is incidental to PROJECT performance.
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G. Horizontal Directional Drilling
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PREPARED BY: 1. The CONTRACTOR shall submit his proposal for the directional drilling
method. The CONTRACTOR or the CONTRACTOR’S approved
SUBCONTRACTOR, specialized in the art of directional drilling, shall
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conduct the same. Drawing and procedures shall be submitted to the
COMPANY for approval prior to start of construction.
2. The details of the directional drilling method along with description of the
APPROVED machinery that will be used shall be submitted for COMPANY review and
BY: approval. The CONTRACTOR shall explain in details, how the required
clearance between each circuit and other circuit and other utilities will be
maintained.
3. Prior to commencement of any directional drilling work, the CONTRACTOR

shall get approval and permission from the concerned ROW approving
agencies.
4. The Horizontal Directional Drilling shall be as per COMPANY Specs:

TES-P-104.05, drawing # TA-800068 & wherever applicable, all the above
CERTIFIED requirements shall be submitted for COMPANY review and approval.
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6.05 CABLE DUCTBANKS
A. General Requirements
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Design and construct concrete encased duct banks at road crossings if required.
Design and construction of concrete encased duct banks shall be in accordance to
ACI 318-(latest revision).Duct bank to be designed using AASHTO HS 20 load.
Concrete encased duct banks shall span the road where the 33kV underground cables
and Fiber Optic cable are to cross.
All cable ducts installation shall follow the requirements of the COMPANY’S
Standard TES-P-104.05.
B. Bell Ends
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D smaller internal diameter than the plastic duct, shall not be used.
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encased duct bank should be done on the day after the concrete has been poured to
eliminate any concrete which may have seeped into the ducts. A nylon pull line
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should be installed in each duct line after cleaning and all ducts shall be immediately
sealed at both ends by using duct sealing units.
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PREPARED BY: 6.06 POWER CABLE INSTALLATION
A. Cable Pulling Tension and Sidewall Pressure Calculations

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The CONTRACTOR shall submit pulling procedure/calculations, in the base design
phase, giving anticipated pulling tensions and sidewall pressure calculations for
33kV power cable. The calculations should take into consideration pulling from
APPROVED whichever direction that minimize the pulling tensions and sidewall pressures.
BY: COMPANY Standards TES-P-104.05 shall be followed for pulling tensions
calculations while the techniques and procedures for the installation shall be in
accordance with TCS-P-104.06.
B. Preparation of Trench
1. The trench bottom and walls shall be carefully inspected; all rocks and other
rough materials shall be removed.
2. The trench depth shall be increased in areas where underground utilities cross
CERTIFIED perpendicularly and are located near the trench bottom, so that the cables when
BY: laid shall pass underneath the utility with at least 1000 mm clearance. The
transition of the cable under the utility shall be carried out gradually. A split
conduit shall be provided on the cable which shall cross the utilities and will
overlap utilities by 1000 mm both sides on crossing.
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3. Where trenching is taking place in existing roads, shoring is required. Steel
plates shall be provided. Shoring shall extend from the trench bottom to a point
above grade level. The shoring shall be adequately braced so that it remains
rigidly in place.
4. A 150 mm layer of fine, granular, uncontaminated bedding of sand shall be

evenly distributed in the trench. This sand shall exhibit a maximum thermal
soil resistivity of 1.2 Km/W. It shall be the CONTRACTOR’S responsibility to
test the soil thermal resistivity and verify, to the satisfaction of COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE, that the required value has been met. Method of soil
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to ensure that the rollers are properly positioned so that the allowable bending
radius of the cable is not exceeded. The rollers shall be adequately braced
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against tensions and side pressure that will be encountered during the cable
pull. The transition through the angle and/or bend shall be uniformed to
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conform to the arc of a circle. Radii at the angles shall be as large as practical
PREPARED BY: to minimize pulling tensions and sidewall pressures. The arc radii shall match
those used in tension and sidewall pressure calculations. Refer TCS-P-104.03
for details.
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C. Running Out of Cables
1. Before running out of cables, the capped ends shall be examined by the cable
APPROVED manufacturer’s engineer for water tightness. The factory installed pulling eye
BY: shall be inspected for correct installation.
2. The cable drum can be positioned directly on the flat-bed trailer as long as
obstacles in the trench do not prohibit such an action. The cable drum must be
equipped with a braking mechanism and aligned at the proper position for
cable pulling.
3. A pulling eye hook affixed to the cable pulling eye shall be connected to the
wire rope through a properly sized swivel and shackle.
CERTIFIED 4. After the facilities and the equipment are properly set, portable telephone shall
BY: be located on the drum side, leading end of the cable and the winch side. They
are utilized to control pulling speed and other communications.
5. Cable pulling shall be started gradually. A watchman, who walks along the
cable as it is being pulled, shall observe the leading end of the cable. The
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rotating speed of the drum shall correspond to the pulling speed. If necessary,
the drum rotating speed shall be controlled with a simple wooden brake. The
pulling speed must be kept stable.
6. Watchmen are to be maintained at each duct entrance / exit along the
route so that when the cable leading end arrives, it can be directed into
the duct without dragging the duct walls.
7. The cable shall be pulled continuously from the upper side of the drum in the
direction indicated on the cable drum.
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will be submitted to the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE on the same day.
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10. Near joints, cable ducts, cable bending and at all other points where cables are
brought above ground and into buildings, at least 150 mm of cable slack per
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cable shall be left on each side to allow for ground settlement and for future
PREPARED BY: repairs. As a rule, the cable shall be laid slack in the trenches. At splicing
points, cables shall overlap to guarantee proper mounting of the joint.
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11. After laying, the cable shall be aligned in flat formation. Care shall be taken to
ensure that the required spacing is maintained between power cable circuits in
a common trench.
APPROVED 12. Plastic ducts shall be placed around the cables for protection at points where
BY: the cables cross in close proximity to other underground utilities & duct banks.
13. The sheath of power cables must be connected to the Substation grounding
system at both ends. All jointing and terminating materials shall be provided
by the CONTRACTOR.
The metallic sheath of power cables (at terminations & joints shall be
grounded as per standard # TES-P-104.08 to avoid overheating of cables due
to circulating currents and metallic sheath induced voltage level
CERTIFIED 14. After the cables have been laid in the trench, all duct openings along the
BY: proposed route, at the new Substation and source substation entry points, and
new manholes shall be sealed off against ingress of moisture, sand and insects
by use of COMPANY Standard duct sealing units in accordance with 23-
TMSS-02.
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D. Cable Splicing and Terminations
1. General Requirements
a. For cable splicing and terminating, it is mandatory that the

CONTRACTOR install the splices and terminations in strict
accordance with the cable manufacturer’s instructions.
b. The types of splices may be straight through, isolating, or a combination

of both. Depending upon the particular circuit design, these splices can
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2. Certification of Splicing Personnel

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To ensure that the 33kV cable splices and terminations are installed in a
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professional and workmanship manner, all cable splicing and terminating
PREPARED BY: personnel shall obtain a certification from the COMPANY before they can
commence the WORK. At the approval of COMPANY, this certification may
include previous cable manufacturer’s training, or certification at COMPANY
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splicing and terminating school. The COMPANY shall be the sole judge of
certification.
3. Cable Tagging
APPROVED
BY: All cables shall be clearly identified with durable non-corroding markers
securely fastened at each splice and at each termination point. Appropriate
information shall include the phase and source/destination addresses, feeder
number and voltage level.
6.07 OPTICAL FIBER CABLES INSTALLATION
Refer to Appendix-IV (CS-1596/Rev.0) , Fiber Cable Scope of Work and

Technical Specifications.
CERTIFIED 6.08 TRENCH REINSTATEMENT TO SUB-BASE

BY:
A. Sand Backfill
After laying the power cables, a minimum 500 mm layer of fine, granular,
uncontaminated sand shall be applied to cover the cable. The sand shall exhibit a
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soil thermal resistivity of not more than 1.2 Km/W. It shall be the CONTRACTOR’S
responsibility to test the soil thermal resistivity and verify to the satisfaction of
COMPANY that the required value has been met.
Refer TCS-P-104.03 for details.
B. Cable Protection
After applying 500 mm layer of fine, granular, uncontaminated sand above the power
cable, the following cable protection and warning devices shall be placed in the
trench:
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PVC coated steel wire mesh as described in Section V shall be laid 200 mm
above the cable tiles. This wire mesh shall cover the full width of the trench.
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When the width of the cable trench exceeds the standard manufactured width
PREPARED BY: of mesh, the mesh can either be overlapped or cut to the proper width. Refer
ASTM F2453M.
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3. Warning Tape
A traffic yellow color (RAL 1023) warning tape shall be supplied on rolls
measuring 500 m long x 150 mm wide x 200 micron (minimum) thick as per
APPROVED 12-SDMS-03. It shall be made of Low-density polyethylene film.
BY:
4. Warning Post
Warning posts shall be provided in all open area throughout the cable routes
except on road crossings and conflict. The installation of the warning post shall
be in accordance to COMPANY Engineering Standard TES-P-104.05.
6.09 REINSTATEMENT OF PAVEMENT SUB-BASE AND BASE COURSE
General Information
CERTIFIED
BY: Since the cable trenches will be routed in/around roads, the CONTRACTOR must
WORK in conjunction with the Municipality engineers for approvals of the asphalt
sub-base and base course application and testing. The reinstatement shall be in
accordance with latest approved specifications and/or the following paragraphs as
applicable.
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The CONTRACTOR shall submit to the COMPANY a list of test procedures and
schedule of testing. The CONTRACTOR shall engage the services of an
independent testing agency acceptable to the COMPANY, to conduct verification
tests of in-place density at an average interval of 400 meters along trenches, if so
requested by the COMPANY and as dictated by municipality authorities. This
testing will be conducted by the COMPANY approved testing agency as dictated by
Municipality Authorities.
6.10 ASPHALT REINSTATEMENT

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are suitable. Paving mixture shall be delivered to the WORK location at a
temperature no less than 235°F (113°C) and never exceed 350°F (177°C).
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CONTRACTOR must WORK in conjunction with the Municipality engineers for
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approval of the asphalt materials and testing. The CONTRACTOR shall submit to
PREPARED BY: the COMPANY a list of test procedures and the schedule of testing. The
CONTRACTOR shall engage the services of an independent testing agency
acceptable to the COMPANY and the Municipality Authorities. All asphalt material
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and construction shall conform to the requirements of both authorities as above.
B. Placing of Mixture
APPROVED The mixture shall be placed in the number of lifts and thickness indicated (approved
BY: paving thickness by the Municipality Authorities and COMPANY)
C. Compacting the Mixture
The mixture shall be compacted immediately after placing. Each rolling operation
shall follow the preceding operation as closely as possible. In areas too small for
roller, a vibrating plate compactor or hand tamper may be used to achieve thorough
compaction.
D. Compaction and Testing Requirements

CERTIFIED
BY: 1. One (1) composite sample of asphalt mix shall be taken each production day
from the first truck load of mix delivered to the WORK SITE, for laboratory
testing. The sample will be taken by the COMPANY designated agency and
tested in accordance with ASTM D-1559 to determine the laboratory density
requirements (50 blow marshal), and the following:
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a) Gradation
b) Flow test with an accepted range in between 8-16
c) Stability, lb. (at 140°F, 60 °C) of 1000 lb. minimum for both layers
2. The asphalt pavement placed in the field shall be equal to or greater than 96%
of the laboratory Marshall Density determined for the material being used
(ASTM D-1559).
3. One (1) sample of the compacted asphalt pavement for each 100 linear meters
of road reinstated shall be tested per ASTM D-1559.
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e) Dry Unit Weight and Moisture Content (Nuclear Method by using of
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f) Dry Unit Weight and Moisture Content taken samples done in the
PREPARED BY: laboratory.
g) Marshall Stability
h) Asphalt Mix Design
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i) Marshall Design Check
j) Field Curing for Field Compaction Check
6.11 CABLE ROUTING INSIDE SUBSTATION BASEMENT ROOM

APPROVED
BY: A. CONTRACTOR shall provide cable clamps shall be capable of accommodating the
size or range of cable or cable bundle (trefoil) diameter declared by the manufacturer
or responsible vendor without cracking or breaking, or stripping screw threads. Cable
clamps shall be resistant to impact at the minimum declared temperature. The
minimum distance between two consecutive clamps shall be 500mm and maximum
distance shall be 1000mm in accordance with COMPANY Standard 23-TMSS-04.
The fastening of the cable clamps can be adopted in all local conditions. The
clamping area shall be wide to reduce the mechanical stress on cable. All cable
clamps shall be easily securely mountable. Cable clams shall be well designed to be
used for short circuit proof mounting of single or multi core cables in flat or trefoil
CERTIFIED formation. Cable clamps shall work/function satisfactory at ambient temperature as
BY: well as maximum operating temperature of cables. The COMPANY shall approve
the clamps prior to installation. All metallic cable support and accessories (i.e.
clamps, sealing) shall be connected (grounded) to the Substation ground grid.
B. The CONTRACTOR shall provide the necessary fire proofing of the cable inside
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Substations cable entry room/ basement at new substation in accordance with
COMPANY Engineering Standard TES-P-104.05.
C. The power cable outer jacket shall be flame retardant inside the substation which
may be achieved by painting. The supply of the paint shall be the responsibility of
the CONTRACTOR/Manufacturer
D. The route of the control/protection/telecommunication cables shall be separated from

the power cables.
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G. The CONTRACTOR shall provide adequate cable loop not less than five (5) meters
in the basement (source substation) and cable entry room (new substation) for any
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future termination work.
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H. The CONTRACTOR shall make sure that the cable clamping arrangements on steel
supports do not produce circulating current/heat in the steel supports, by making use
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of cable clamps and cable supports made of non-magnetic materials.
6.12 OTHER INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
APPROVED A. Responsibility during Installation

BY:
The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for all materials and component parts
during installation.
Failure of any cable and/or component during installation or testing shall cause the
faulty cable and/or component to be unacceptable until all test results are reviewed
and corrective action taken. To minimize failures at final testing, the
CONTRACTOR should physically check and test the cable in segments during
installation preferably before back filling the cable trench.
B. Access to Public and Private Properties

CERTIFIED
BY: During excavation in built-up city areas, access shall be provided to public and
private properties by providing suitable bridges for both pedestrian and vehicular
traffic. The COMPANY is not responsible for any result of accident due to
construction of this access.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
DIVISION MANAGER
C. Traffic Diversions
The CONTRACTOR shall make and maintain all traffic diversions required for the
safe completion of the PROJECT, including all necessary barricades, warning lights
and signs as governed by the Traffic Police, when road cutting is warranted.
*** END OF SECTION VI ***
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SECTION VII- COMMISSIONING TESTS
D
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A. A list, giving the details of the commissioning and site tests shall be prepared by the
I CONTRACTOR and submitted to the COMPANY for review and approval not less
P
T than six (6) months before the schedule date of tests.
I
O
N B. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for providing all the appropriate tools, test
equipment and temporary AC and DC power supplies needed to perform the
commissioning and site tests. All tests shall be performed in accordance with the
applicable IEC and ANSI Standards and established practices and procedures.
NO. 3 2 1
REVISIONS C. The CONTRACTOR shall furnish a schedule of proposed commissioning tests at

least two (2) months prior to scheduled date of tests with a list of test and
PREPARED BY: commissioning equipment to be used for the PROJECT. The list shall indicate
whether each equipment is owned or to be rented.
DATE:
D. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for conducting additional tests if
11/2020 recommended by the equipment manufacturers or by the COMPANY.
E. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for commissioning the existing protection

scheme involved with the scope of the subject PROJECT.
APPROVED
BY:
F. Testing of high voltage cable system and fiber optic cable shall be carried out to
ensure that the necessary design and operation specifications are achieved prior to
placing the cable system into service.
G. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to carry out all tests in a safe manner and
with pre-determined safe working procedure submitted to the COMPANY.
H. The mechanical check and visual inspection, as required in COMPANY Standard

TCS-P-105 shall be carried out prior to any electrical test.
I. All sites testing and commissioning will be done under COMPANY witness.
Witnessing of testing/commissioning by COMPANY does not mean acceptance of
CERTIFIED test results. Test results will be reviewed and approved by COMPANY separately
after CONTRACTOR submits the same for review and approval.
BY:
J. Field tests and commissioning results shall be submitted to the COMPANY not later
than two (2) days after completion of tests for review prior to the final energization.
K. For test equipment requirements for communication equipment, refer to Appendix -
TECHNICAL SUPPORT VI.
DIVISION MANAGER
L. Type Tests of Cable and Accessories must be performed at an Independent

Laboratory with attendance of COMPANY engineers and the validity of the Type
Test must be acceptable only for five years.
7.02 TESTING OF 33kV XLPE CABLES
A. CONTRCTOR shall submit for COMPANY review at least eight (8) weeks in
advance, field testing and commissioning procedures and equipment to be used for 33
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D kV cables and get approval. At least two (2) weeks before starting the tests he shall
C
H arrange joint inspection with COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE to ensure that all pre
K’
D requisites are complete and cables are ready for safe testing and commissioning.
Following are minimum tests required in accordance with TCS-P-105
D
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CONTRACTOR shall perform additional tests, if required by COMPANY or cable
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manufacturer.
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1. Sheath armor continuity test.
T
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2. Sheath insulation resistance test (1000vdc insulation resistance)
O 3. Main Conductor insulation resistance test (5KVDC insulation tester) before
N
and after HV test
4. Phasing and continuity test for main conductor
5. High Voltage Test :
NO. 3 2 1
For new XLPE power cables, A/C test should be applied up to 2Uo for one
hour or by VLF at 0.1Hz test voltage level of 3Uo for one hour can be
REVISIONS performed as per TCS-P-105
PREPARED BY:
B. CONTRACTOR shall provide the following theoretical and measured parameters of

the power cables for COMPANY review with following details:
DATE:
11/2020
Underground Cable Portion (Calculated & Measured Parameters)
Positive sequence impedance, negative sequence impedance, zero sequence

APPROVED impedance and earth loop impedance.
BY:
The CONTRACTOR shall provide cable data (i.e. size, type, configuration, length,
Method of grounding, etc.) along with the Impedances (calculated and measured
values) for COMPANY review and approval during construction stage of the
PROJECT.
7.03 TESTING OF FIBER OPTIC CABLES
Refer to Appendix-IV (CS-1596/Rev.0) , Fiber Cable Scope of Work and Technical

CERTIFIED
Specifications.
BY:
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APPENDIX – I
LIST OF ATTACHED CONCEPTUAL
AND REFERENCE DRAWINGS & ROW
CB -NC
CB -NOP
7077
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375 7035
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7099 475 875 375
475 875
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CKT. A
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8007-7097 8.345
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Existing UGNFOC
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another Separate Scheme
Total Length 19.525
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Al Najib Al Qossi
Hashasha Abi Mohammed Ibn Omar
Haritha Al Najari
Ibn Haydrah
Abi Dawoud
Mohammed Bin Abdullah Al Balihd
8091
Abi Dojana
Al Fay'
Abi Messel
Esmail Al Kateb
King Abdullah Rd
Fatema Al Baghdadya
Ibn Al Hamsi Al Jalah
Rashed Al Deen Al Sori

Abdullah Al Nadim Hateb Bin Amr
Al Einein
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8091-7029: (3013m)
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Al Hawamediya
Al Sharkhiya
Hassan Al Badr
Ahmad Al Moradi
Jabla Bin Hareitha
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Al Sheheyah Jouda
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Salahuddin Al Safadi
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Sousa Youssef Al Ayubi
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Al Shaikah Hmad Al Jasir

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Al Ammar
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Khalad Bin Khaled

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Al Alaya Al Banan
Al Jof
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Al Rahif
Al Kharma
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Al Orouba Rd 7029 Al Arouba Road Extension

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Al Soda
Al Jof
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Al Barqa'
Ahmad Al Moradi
Hassan Al Badr
Al Ghazala
Saad Al Balnasi
Dhaya
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7007
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APPENDIX - II
MATERIAL DATA SCHEDULES

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   
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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 
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   
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


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  


      
  
   

 

  
  
  
   
   
  
  
   
   
   
   
   
  
  
 
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  
  
  
  
 
 
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 
 
  
  
  
  

 

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   
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


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  
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
      
  
   

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
  
  
  
  

 

  
  
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
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

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 
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   
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


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 


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   
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 
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 
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 
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 


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
 

  
  

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
  
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 
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   
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


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
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

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 
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 
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 
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
 
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APPENDIX – III
Protection Requirement
(Not Applicable)
APPENDIX – IV
FIBER CABLE REQUIREMENTS
(CS 1596/Rev.0)
CERT.
APP’
D
CHK’
D
DESCRIPTION
NATIONAL GRID SA ‫نقل الكهرباء‬
Telecom Engineering and Substation Automation

NO.
REVISIONS Division - COA.

DRAWN BY MAD
DATE NOV 2020
CHK’D BY
SCOPE OF WORK AND TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT.
FOR
UNDERGROUND FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION
CABLE FOR REPLACEMENT OF OLD 33KV POWER
CABLE BY NEW CABLE (PART-1) IN RIYADH
OPERATING DEPT.
CERTIFIED
CS-1596/R.0
BY: MAL APPENDIX – IV

DATE: 22/11/2020
(FINAL)
November 2020
THIS DRAWING IS NOT
TO BE USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR
FOR ORDERING
MATERIALS UNTIL
CERTIFIED AND DATED
APPENDIX-IV TO THE MAIN SOW/TS PLANT NO. INDEX PTS NO. PAGE NO. REV.
JOB ORDER NO. CABLE FOR REPLACEMENT OF OLD 33KV POWER CS1596/R.0 1
CABLE BY NEW CABLE (PART-1) IN RIYADH A OF 0
RIYADH SAUDI ARABIA
28
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APP’
D NATIONAL GRID SA ‫نقل الكهرباء‬
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHK’
SECTION
D
1 INTRODUCTION
1.01 GENERAL CONDITION

DESCRIPTION
1.02 COMMUNICATIONS OUTAGE
2 SCOPE OF WORK
2.01 COMMUNICATION WORK

2.02 COMMUNICATION CABLE TRAYS/LADDERS
NO.
2.03
3
CONDUIT PLUGS/SEALS
REVISIONS 2.04 SUB DUCTS
2.05 DUCT NUMBERING AND COLOR CODING
DRAWN BY MAD
2.06 CABLE WARNING TAPE
DATE NOV 2020
2.07 OTHER WORKS TO BE DONE BY THE CONTRACTOR
CHK’D BY
2.08 REPLACEMENT OF DAMAGE CABLE
APPROVED
2.09 SPECIFIC SEC STANDARDS & SPECIFICATIONS
TE&SA DEPT.
2.10 AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
3 MATERIALS
3.01 FIBER OPTIC CABLES

3.02 FIBER OPTIC INTERCONNECTING DEVICES
& PASSIVE COMPONENTS (OFMR, FSTP, JOINT BOX)
OPERATING DEPT. 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
4.01 FIBER OPTIC CABLE INSTALLATIONS

4.02 INSTALLATION OF FIBER OPTIC JOINT BOXES
CERTIFIED
5 TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
5.01 ADDITIONAL COMMUNICATION REQUIREMENTS

FOR TESTING OF FIBER OPTIC CABLES
BY: MAL
6 CONTRACTOR’S OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES

DATE: 22/11/2020
6.01 CONTRACTOR'S OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES
7 SCHEDULES
8 SPARE SCHEDULES
9 TESTING INSTRUMENTS SCHEDULE
10 TRAINING SCHEDULES
THIS DRAWING IS NOT 11 APPENDICES

TO BE USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR
FOR ORDERING
MATERIALS UNTIL
CERTIFIED AND DATED
RIYADH SAUDI ARABIA
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APP’
SECTION 1- BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES
CHK’
D
1.01 GENERAL CONDITION
For other General WORK Requirements, refer to main Scope of Work and
Technical Specification. CONTRACTOR shall perform the detailed engineering
DESCRIPTION
design, material procurement, quality management, manufacture, fabrications,

factory testing, inspection, supply and delivery of all materials to WORK site,
install, test, commission, and perform all associated WORK to put into service
with guarantee the communication WORK, as described in this Scope of Work
and Technical Specifications. All required communication Materials /
Equipment, Engineering and Construction requirements for the successful
NO.
completion of the Project are to be provided, installed, terminated, test and

REVISIONS
commissioned by CONTRACTOR according to COMPANY latest revisions
DRAWN BY MAD
and approved TMSSs, TESs, TCSs and TSDs of COMPANY pre-qualified
DATE NOV 2020
manufacturer and from a list of approved make and type.
CHK’D BY
National Grid, Saudi Arabia, formerly known as Saudi Electricity Company
(SEC) (hereafter referred to as COMPANY).
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT.
1.02 COMMUNICATIONS OUTAGE
In instances where performance of the work included in this Scope of Work may,
or will result in a communications link (or communications links) outage, such
work will only be performed during periods of planned communications outages
for the link (or links). During the Base Design stage of the project, in cases where
planned communications link outages are anticipated, CONTRACTOR shall
OPERATING DEPT.
develop a communications outage plan, indicating the proposed extent, duration
and anticipated date (or dates) of the proposed communications link outage (or
outages) that will be subjected to COMPANY review and approval.
CERTIFIED
The communications link outage plan shall include the work procedures which
the CONTRACTOR will use to minimize the duration of the communications
link outages, and as part of the plan, CONTRACTOR shall confirm that he will
have sufficient manpower and all required equipment which will minimize the
BY: MAL
planned period of the Communications Links Outages (as well as listing in his
plan, the proposed manpower and equipment which will be used to minimize the
DATE: 22/11/2020 planned outage of the communications link (or links).
The duration and date of the planned outages of communications links will
scheduled solely based on COMPANY Operational Requirements for the
Communications link(s) where the outages are planned (and NOT on
CONTRACTOR convenience of implementation of the work under this
Contract).The CONTRACTOR performance of WORK under this CONTRACT,
which results in unplanned outages of communications link(s), will NOT be
accepted by COMPANY.
THIS DRAWING IS NOT *** END OF SECTION 1 ***

TO BE USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR
FOR ORDERING
MATERIALS UNTIL
CERTIFIED AND DATED
RIYADH SAUDI ARABIA
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SECTION 2- SCOPE OF WORK
CHK’
D
INTRODUCTION
- As described in the electrical part of the project, it is proposed to Replace Eight

Existing 33KV Cable circuits (power cable + pilot cable) by new Cable circuits
DESCRIPTION
(new Power cable and fiber optic cable), This will be PART-1.
- It is required under this specification CS-1596/R.0 to provide and install Fiber
optic cable system for the new 33 KV UG Cable Circuits.
2.01 COMMUNICATION WORKS

NO.
UNDERGROUND FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE FOR

REVISIONS
NEW 33KV CABLE CIRCUITS (PART-1) AS MENTIONED BELOW:
DRAWN BY MAD
DATE NOV 2020

1. CONTRACTOR shall provide, install, test and commission new 96 cores (ITU-
CHK’D BY
T G.652.D) Dispersion Un-shifted Single-Mode Fiber (DUSMF) UGNMFOC
placed in proposed HDPE sub ducts between the proposed substation optical
APPROVED fiber management rack (OFMR) inside communication room as per company
TE&SA DEPT.
specification 48-TMSS-02 R2, TCS-T-111-08, TCS-T- 111.02, TCS-T-111.06
& TCS-T-111.11 between.
Require Approach UGNFOC (approximately) Civil work & Cable trench for
# UGNFOC
From To Route length (m) At source At destination
(source) (Destination)
OPERATING DEPT.
1 8007 7097 8345 Required Required

CERTIFIED
BY: MAL
DATE: 22/11/2020
Refer to attached drawing “Attachment - 1 “for UGNMFOC cable connectivity

and FSTP, OFMR & Splitter Box requirements. The attached drawings are the
conceptual drawings; CONTRACTOR has to consider the requirements as per
actual site conditions during bid stage.
2. Contractor shall install the new joint boxes, necessary fittings or accessories for
the new UGNMFOC to complete the new fiber links. Contractor shall be
responsible for splicing of fiber cores for the above-mentioned links at the new
joint boxes to establish the links, in addition to splicing and terminations at the
communications rooms of all substations.
3. CONTRACTOR shall provide and install a minimum of 1.5 meters long pigtail
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TO BE USED FOR
cables (LC/APC type connector in one end) and splice other end of pigtail
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cables with UGNMFOC inside FSTP to establish the above-mentioned fiber
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optic communication links.

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4. This part also shall include the testing, commissioning, and acceptance of all
fiber optic cable links listed in this PTS/SOW in accordance with the testing
and commissioning procedures specified in this document and to other
applicable COMPANY standard and Manufacturer standard testing and
DESCRIPTION
commissioning procedures.
5. CONTRACTOR shall provide, install, test and commission OFMR/ FDM,
FSTP, Pig tails, 4-way Fiber Joint closure etc. as per company standard 48-
TMSS-12 Rev 01.
- COMMUNICATION DUCT BANK:

NO.
REVISIONS
a. CONTRACTOR inside substation shall utilize the new communication
DRAWN BY MAD
ductbank and manhole/handhole systems provided by others to route the
DATE NOV 2020
UGNMFOC. However, incase cable duct bank is non-existence / spare subduct
CHK’D BY
unavailable, CONTRACTOR shall construct one and to be tied-in to the
existing to route the proposed UGNMFOC up to the communication room.
APPROVED b. The new communications ductbank for UGNMFOC shall consist of a
TE&SA DEPT.
minimum of 6-110mm outside diameter HDPE-COD shall have built-in (fuse
together) 4 x 38mm Ø outside diameter rigid HDPE subducts, with distinct
colors (black, blue, green and white) and silicon coated (curve or rib) inside.
All subduct shall be provided with different colors of 6.35mm built-in or
individually installed nylon pull ropes and flags for future use along the whole
length. The unused ducts shall remain vacant with pull rope installed and sealed
with solid rubber duct plugs. Connection shall be made watertight. Concrete
OPERATING DEPT.
encased ductbank in all road crossings shall be in accordance with COMPANY
(SEC) construction standard.
c. All optical fiber cables routed inside the ductbank shall be installed inside a
rigid HDPE subduct. All subducts inside the handholes shall be 32mm O.D.
CERTIFIED
(non-fire retardant) and inside the buildings shall be 32mm O.D., corrugated, 2
hour fire rated, flexible and orange or gray in color. Unused subducts shall be
provided with pull ropes of different colors and ends plug/cap for future use.
d. Supply and Install 4-hole configuration duct plugs on each duct with 4-
BY: MAL
subducts and new underground fiber optic cable.
e. All ducts (including spare ducts/subducts) shall be tested with mandrel of
DATE: 22/11/2020 appropriate size, in the presence of SEC representative.
- COMMUNICATION MANHOLE/HANDHOLES:
a. CONTRACTOR shall construct and install Communication

Handholes/Manhole, as reference to COMPANY (SEC) Standards drawing
numbers TA-800096 (for manhole type-1), TB-800076 (for nontraffic areas),
TB-800077 (for traffic areas) and TA-800098 for accessories.
Handholes/manhole shall be provided with all necessary clamps and fixing
hardware to enable coiling the extra length of fiber optic cable.
b. Handholes/ manholes shall be provided on every crossing, start & end of duct
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bank and every 300 meters (maximum) of continuous run without any
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change/offset on the ground elevation. Also handholes/ manholes shall be used
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at the sharp turns/ bends of the cable route even if the separation between
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succeeding handholes/ manholes shall be less than 300 meters.

c. The Handhole located in high water table shall be waterproofed as per SEC
standard drawings number TA-800098, TA-800140, SB-036358 and SB-
036361.
DESCRIPTION
d. All interior surfaces of concrete handholes shall be coated with two (2) coats of
elastomeric, cementitious, impermeable membrane after thirty five days of
concrete placement. The second coat shall be applied within the time interval
(between successive coating application) specified by the manufacturer. The
total wet film thickness shall not be less than 1mm (minimum).
e. Amount of cable required for racking & splicing (15 meters) at the pull through
NO.
& end of the manholes (Refer SEC standard TCS-T-111.08) and inside
REVISIONS
substation & communication room shall be 25Meters.
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f. On Interior Concrete Surfaces: A polymer modified cementitious coating
DATE NOV 2020
material, when cured; it shall form an elastomeric impermeable membrane:
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Color: First coat white and subsequent coats
gray
APPROVED Modulus at Break: 1 Mpa
TE&SA DEPT.
Ultimate Elongation: 180 % (1.8 mm crack shall be bridged
statically)
Tear Resistance: 25 kN/m (ASTM D624)
Tensile Set Recovery: 95 %
Tensile Strength: 25 Mpa (ASTM D412)
Shore ‘A’ Hardness: 85-90 (ASTM D2240)
Permeability to water vapor: DIN 1048
OPERATING DEPT.
Heat Deflection Temperature: ASTM 0648
Bond Strength to Concrete: not less than 1 MPa
Total Solids by Volume: not less than 60 %
Total Solids by Weight: not less than 60 %
CERTIFIED
Specific Gravity: not less than 1
Priming Coat: Wet thoroughly the concrete surfaces
by water
Resistance to Water Surface (DIN 1048): Positive-7 bar (70m head of
BY: MAL
water)
Crack Accommodation (Static & Dynamic): Excellent
DATE: 22/11/2020 CO2 & Chloride Ion Diffusion Resistance: Excellent
Bond to Damp Concrete: Excellent
g. The guaranty period shall be at least ten (10) years for coating materials and its
application. Concrete shall be clean and dry at the time of coating application.
Manufacturer’s recommendation shall be strictly followed regarding the surface
preparation and coating application.
h. Each fiber optic handhole shall be marked by COMPANY (SEC) approved

stainless steel marker plate. The marker plate shall be located on the handhole
concrete collar frame with the following information.
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SEC FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
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MANHOLE/HANDHOLE NO. : ----------------------

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CONTRACT NO. : ----------------------

JOINT BOX NO. : ----------------------
LINK DESTINATION: ----------------------
CABLE TYPE/ NO. OF CORES: ----------------------
DESCRIPTION
CABLE MANUFACTURER: ----------------------

INSTALLATION YEAR: ----------------------
- CONDUITS FOR OUTSIDE PLANT CABLE FACILITIES:

a. PVC conduit properties for outside plant cable facilities shall meet or exceed
the requirements of SEC standards 23-TMSS-01 and 23-TMSS-02 as
NO.
REVISIONS minimum.
b. The 110mm diameter PVC conduit shall be used for all Outside Plant
MAD
DRAWN BY
Telecommunication Network Cables in accordance with SEC standard 23-
NOV 2020
DATE
TMSS-01 and 23-TMSS-02 as minimum.
CHK’D BY
c. The Contractor shall supply and install One (1) 110mm O.D. Conduit with
built-in 4 x 32MM Ø O.D. rigid HDPE sub ducts (black, blue, green and
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT. white) silicon coated (curve or rib type) inside for each trench along the
entire route. All duct and subduct shall have ¼ inch or 6.35mmΦ built-in or
individually installed nylon pull ropes and end plugs with rope holding hook
for future use.
d. The size of the HDPE Conduit/Duct to be supplied under this project shall
comply with Industry Standard "TRUE 9 – ASTM-F-2160" 1-inch Trade
Size.
OPERATING DEPT. e. Contractor shall submit a letter of manufacturer that HDPE conduit/duct
meets the performance requirements and material requirement of ASTMF-
2160 and ASTM-F-2176 for the coupler & accessories.
f. All supplied HDPE conduit/duct shall be properly marked with ASTM-F-
CERTIFIED 2160 designation on the print line.
g. All supplied HDPE coupler & accessories shall be properly marked
withASTM-F-2176 designation.
2.02 COMMUNICATION CABLE TRAYS / LADDERS

BY: MAL
The Cable tray/ladder installation and specification shall be in accordance with

DATE: 22/11/2020
SEC communication requirements and other technical requirements as per SEC
material standard 24-TMSS-01.
1. The CONTRACTOR shall supply and install the 305 mm (12 inches) wide
telecommunication cable trays/ladders with complete accessories for the
fiber optic cable installation and routing inside the communication room
and/or area inside the building. Electrical cable trays will not be an
acceptable substitute for communication cable tray / ladder.
2. The Cable trays and/or cable ladders shall be primarily constructed of
1.65mm wall rectangular tubing in high strength alloy, with minimum field
strength of 50,000 psi and cross members with minimum width span of
305mm and shall be welded at 305mm (rung) intervals, each along the
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over-all section/length of the cable tray/ladder. Each over-all section/length
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shall be painted in telephone gray baked enamel finished.

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3. The CONTRACTOR shall evaluate and determine the exact length and
quantity required at affected existing and new sites, as part of his Base
design and Detail engineering for the Project.
DESCRIPTION
2.03 CONDUIT PLUGS / SEAL
1. All conduits (vacant and occupied) shall have watertight plugs or seals with
SEC approved methods (or BICSI/TDMM latest edition) of fire stopping.
2. Seal all building entrances conduits with Caulk fire barrier and the methods
must be in accordance with SEC approved methods or BICSI/TDMM latest
NO.
edition.
REVISIONS
DRAWN BY MAD
2.04 SUB DUCTS
DATE NOV 2020
CHK’D BY
The communication subduct installation and specification shall be in accordance
with SEC standard TCS-T-111.08 and in accordance with SEC standard 23
APPROVED TMSS-01 Rev.01 as minimum.
TE&SA DEPT.
1. The non-fire retardant, flexible, corrugated sub ducts (or SEC approved
equivalent) placed in manholes/handholes and inside the building shall be
corrugated, flexible and fire retardant (F & T fire rating equals or exceed 2
hours as per UL-1479 and ASTME814) with 32 mm outside diameter (orange
or gray in color in MH/HH and 25mm inside buildings). Subducts installation
shall be in accordance with TCS-T-111.08. Nylon pull ropes ¼ inch or
6.35mm diameter (of different color) shall be provided and installed in all
OPERATING DEPT.
vacant duct and subducts.
2. The CONTRACTOR shall submit specification, brochures/catalogues and
actual sample of all the proposed subducts as mentioned above for SEC
review and acceptance.
CERTIFIED
3. HDPE couplers and accessories shall be as per reference industry standard
ASTM-F-2176.
2.05 DUCT NUMBERING AND COLOR CODING:

BY: MAL
In order to allow for future trouble-free installation of optical fiber cable. The main
DATE: 22/11/2020 ducts shall be marked and labelled at each manhole and at all entry and endpoints.
The numbering of main ducts inside manhole shall start from bottom to top. Direction
of numbering on opposite walls of manhole looking from center of manhole will be left
to right for side ‘A” and right to left for side “B”. The following figure shows
examples of the numbering scheme for main duct.
Manhole Type-II Manhole Type-I
⑪ ⑫ ⑫ ⑪ ⑥
⑨ ⑩ "A"& “B” ⑩ ⑨ ⑤
⑦ ⑧ Are ⑧ ⑦ ④
⑤ "A" ⑥ opposite ⑥ "B" ⑤ ③
③ ④ walls ④ ③ ②
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TO BE USED FOR
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The sub-ducts shall have following numbering sequence and Color Coding.
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Sub-ducts Numbering Color coding

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1 Blue
2 Green
3 White
4 Black
DESCRIPTION
2.06 CABLE WARNING TAPE
The communication cable warning tape to be used shall be electronically

detectable (metallic backed), 150mm (6”) wide and 0.125mm thick, orange
color (Sentry Line detectable TERRA Tape, NAPCO EXELINER DWT-T, or
NO.
SEC approved equivalent). The warning tape shall have marking in both Arabic
REVISIONS
on top and English at the bottom or arrange side by side as per manufacturers
DRAWN BY MAD recommendation. CONTRACTOR shall submit sample for SEC review and
DATE NOV 2020 approval.
CHK’D BY ‫أتصل بالشركة السعودية للكهرباء‬
‫كابل اتصاالت مدفون باألسفل‬
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT.
CAUTION!!! CAUTION!!!
CONTACT SEC
BURIED TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE BELOW
2.07 OTHER WORKS TO BE DONE BY THE CONTRACTOR
1. The CONTRACTOR shall evaluate and determine the exact quantity of all
OPERATING DEPT.
required and necessary telecommunication civil works (building entrance
conduit, Provision/renovation or modification of telecom room, hand hole,
cable Trays/ladders, joint boxes/pull boxes, RSG conduit, PVC coated risers,
grounding and bonding cables and rigid/flexible ducts or subducts) for the
affected existing sites and it shall be finalized during the Base design and
CERTIFIED
Detailed engineering for the Project to completely route the underground
non-metallic fiber optic cables from the proposed 4-way joint box at the
gantry and/or transmission line structures up to the designated location of the
proposed FSTP and/or OFMR inside the communication room, repeater,
BY: MAL control room or modular telecom shelter.
2. End-to-End testing of the complete fiber optic cables (O/H and U/G to
DATE: 22/11/2020 FSTP/OFMR) after all installations and splicing are completed.
CONTRACTOR shall perform field survey and prepare all "As-Built"
drawings related to 110kV, 132kV, 230kV and 380kV overhead
transmission line, such as line route, plan and profile, structure type,
insulators, optical fiber ground wire (OPGW), overhead ground wire (OGW)
and conductor type drawing, etc.
3. The CONTRACTOR shall propose a non-standard size OPGW such that the
resulting longitudinal, transverse and vertical loads will not exceed the
design loads of the existing OPGW cross arms or OPGW tower connections.
However, if the propose OPGW cannot satisfy the existing cross arms design
loading requirements, then the CONTRACTOR shall replace or modify the
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OPGW cross arms or OPGW connections to carry the proposed
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OPGW/OGW and the design as per SEC Transmission Standard TES-P-122.

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4. CONTRACTOR shall plan & execute the WORK such that the
communication outages required to the existing transmission lines are
minimized to the extent possible. A detailed plan for the execution of
WORK shall be submitted in the Base design stage for COMPANY (SEC)
DESCRIPTION
review and approval.

5. Copies of existing Substation drawings and other information as deemed
appropriate by the COMPANY may be provided to the CONTRACTOR
upon request, if available. However, if such information is not available,
then the CONTRACTOR should be responsible for the independent
development of the information required to complete the Base design &
NO.
Detail drawings as specified for the PROJECT.

REVISIONS
DRAWN BY MAD
NOTE: In case the BIDDER/CONTRACTOR feel that, a pre-Bid site survey is
DATE NOV 2020
Necessary in order for the Bidder/Contractor to satisfy himself for all
CHK’D BY
information the Bidder required in preparing the Bid documents. The Bidder
shall request in writing, submit to concerned SEC representative for approval to
APPROVED schedule, and arrange for a group site visit with all bidders. Otherwise, SEC will
TE&SA DEPT.
assumed that Bidder/Contractor fully understand the Communication SOW/TS
requirements of the PTS covering SEC Fiber Optic Systems and interconnection
with other telecommunication systems of
SEC.
2.08 REPLACEMENT OF DAMAGED CABLES

OPERATING DEPT.
1. If during any testing of the fiber optics cable there was damage or defects
found, CONTRACTOR shall be required to replace the entire drum section
of the fiber optic cable at NO additional cost to the COMPANY, and without
impact on the overall project schedule.
CERTIFIED 2. The final installation, to be provided by the CONTRACTOR, shall be safe,
functional and reliable in accordance with the latest Engineering practices.
End to end testing of the complete fiber optic cable after all splicing are
completed.
BY: MAL
2.09 SPECIFIC SEC COMMUNICATIONS STANDARDS AND
DATE: 22/11/2020
SPECIFICATIONS
 CONTRACTOR shall strictly comply with the following Standards, Codes,

Specifications supplemented with the latest applicable Industry Standards or
Codes, and NO deviation shall be accepted unless otherwise approved by a
written waiver from COMPANY.
 All blanks on the Data Schedules shall be completely filled-up by
CONTRACTOR without omission and shall be submitted as part of
CONTRACTOR technical proposal. Each page of Data Schedule shall be
completely dated, signed and properly stamped/sealed by both
CONTRACTOR and Manufacturer.
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 All materials covered in this Scope of Work and Technical Specifications
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involving design, installation, tests, inspection and performance

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requirements, shall conform to the "Latest Revision" of COMPANY

Material Standard Specifications, COMPANY Engineering Standards,
COMPANY Construction Standards, COMPANY Standard Drawings and
"Latest Edition" of applicable Industry Standards, Codes and Specifications.
DESCRIPTION
A. SEC MATERIAL STANDARDSPECIFICATIONS (Latest revision shall prevail)
01-TMSS-01, Rev.03 General Requirements for all Equipment/Materials

23-TMSS-01, Rev.01 PVC Conduits and Fittings for Underground Cables
23-TMSS-02, Rev.00 Specification for Duct Sealing Units
NO.
REVISIONS 24-TMSS-01, Rev.01 Metallic Cable Tray Systems
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48-TMSS-02, Rev.02 Non-Metallic Fiber Optic Cable (NFOC)
DATE NOV 2020 48-TMSS-12, Rev.01 Fiber Optic Interconnecting Devices & Passive Components
CHK’D BY
48-TMSS-07, Rev.02 Active & Passive Telecommunication Shelters
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT. 70-TMSS-03, Rev.02 Normal Weight Ready-Mixed Portland Cement Concrete
B. SEC ENGINEERING STANDARDS (Latest revision shall prevail)
SEEDS-I, Rev.00 Preparing, Processing and Managing Transmission

Drawings/Documents
OPERATING DEPT.
SEEDS-II, Rev. 01 Saudi Electricity Company Engineering Drawings Standard
SES-T-011 Symbols, Communications
TES-T-111.02, Rev.00 Communication Facility Grounding
CERTIFIED
TES-T-111.12, Rev.00 Outside Plant (Communications) Standards and Practices for
Facility area plan design and Remote distribution area plan
Design
BY: MAL
C. SEC CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS (Latest revision shall prevail)
DATE: 22/11/2020 TCS-T-111.06, Rev.01 Optical Fiber Cables Splicing

TCS-T-111.01, Rev.01 Acceptance/Commissioning, Test and Inspection of
Communications Network Equipment
TCS-T-111.02 Underground Cable Conduit Sealing
TCS-T-111.06 Optical Fiber Cable Splicing
TCS-T-111.08 Underground Installation of Optical Fiber Cables
TCS-T-111.11 Design and Installation of Communication Conduit and
Manhole System
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TCS-P-104.03 Trenches and Ducts
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TCS-P-104.06, Rev.01 Cable Installation, Field Handling Procedures

TCS-P-122.02, Rev.00 Material Handling
D. SEC STANDARD DRAWINGS (Latest revision shall prevail)
DESCRIPTION
TB-800079, Rev.00 PVC Conduit Installation Concrete Encased (Vital

Communications)
TA-800098, Rev.00 Manhole/Handhole Accessories for Communication
SB-036367, Rev.00 Standard Conduit Formation for Communication Cables
NO.
REVISIONS TA-800140, Rev.00 Hand hole/Manhole Water Proofing Installation
DRAWN BY MAD
TB-800090, Rev.00 PVC Conduit Installation Concrete Encased (Non-Vital
DATE NOV 2020 Communications)
CHK’D BY
TB-800076, Rev.01 Standard Pre-Cast Handhole for Communication for Non-
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT. Traffic Areas
TB-800077, Rev.01 Standard Pre-Cast Handhole for Communication for Traffic
Areas
TB-800069 Standard Trench Detail /Joint communication and Power
Cables
OPERATING DEPT.
E. INDUSTRY STANDARDS & CODES
ITU-T G.652D Characteristics of Low Water Peak, Single-Mode Optical
CERTIFIED
Fiber and cable
ITU-T G.652 Characteristics of a Zero Dispersion Un-shifted, Single Mode
Optical Fiber Cables.
BY: MAL
ITU-T G.655 Characteristics of a Non-Zero Dispersion-Shifted, Single
Mode Optical Fibers.
DATE: 22/11/2020
NEC National Electrical Code (Latest Edition)
BICSI/TDMM Building Industry Consulting Services International/ (Latest
Edition) Telecommunication Distribution Methods Manual
2.10 AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
Contractor to prepare the As-Built & Labeling to be done for the complete route
(Existing & New).
As-Built drawings shall be prepared by the CONTRACTOR in sufficient details
recording all Changes/Modifications and locations as mentioned below:
THIS DRAWING IS NOT 1. Showing all Road Name, Street Name & Landmark for the FOC route.
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2. Showing coordinates in UTM WGS 84 format of all proposed and existing
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Communication Handhole/Manhole, HDD/Micro Trench and Joint Box installed

in-between and inside substations along the FOC route, MH/HH elevation to be
considered.
3. In addition to the " Colored As-Built” drawings, the CONTRACTOR shall submit
DESCRIPTION
approved FOC duct bank layout for both the linked substations
4. Showing fiber Color Code, Circuit details, Fiber Type, Circuit No. In the case of
joining existing fiber with a new one which may have different color coding,
different number of cores, different ITUT-T types, and/or different manufacturer,
this information shall be highlighted and indicated clearly in the left and right side
of joint box/ joint closure drawing.
NO.
REVISIONS 5. Showing Manhole/Handhole cross section and fold-out details with used and spare
ducts & subducts number assignments.
DRAWN BY MAD
DATE NOV 2020

6. FOC route length table to be updated in As-built with Section length between
CHK’D BY
Manhole/Handhole, loop inside the HH & Accumulative length using STN:
0km+0m notation based on segment length of duct bank/trench
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT. 7. Clearly indicated HDD/Micro Trench with a particular color & the exact length.
8. Joint closure to be marked and numbered on the FOC route drawing and also on
the FOC route length Table. If the route drawing is combining more than one fiber
link, clearly indicate which link the joint closure belong to.
9. Cross section of trench (Direct-buried, HDD/Micro Trench) should be updated in
the As-built with used and spare ducts & subducts number assignments.
OPERATING DEPT. 10. As built to be provided for the complete route, including the existing route "if
there is".
11. Fiber details, such as: No. of Cores, ITU-T standard, Length (km), Manufacturing
Date, Cable Manufacturer, Link Name, Name of Contractor, and Contract No. &
CERTIFIED Completion Date must be written on the FOC label
12. In addition to the "As-Built” drawings, the CONTRACTOR shall submit fiber to
ODF termination details, FSTP/OFMR location, FSTP to be arranged from top to
bottom beginning from FSTP #1, labels and FSTP type/model /manufacturer
BY: MAL inside telecom room.
13. Cover information in softcopy/ hard copy to be as per SEC standard.
DATE: 22/11/2020
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SECTION 3- MATERIALS
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3.01 FIBER OPTIC CABLES
A. OSP/FIBER OPTIC CABLING

MATERIAL HANDLING, DELIVERY AND STORAGE
DESCRIPTION
1. CONTRACTOR shall deliver all materials in manufacturer’s standard sealed

packing. Store all materials above ground and in a dry place, not exposed to the
sun.
2. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for safeguarding such items and ensuring
that they are treated with due care and maintained/used in a prudent manner.
NO.
B. UNDERGROUND NON-METALLIC FIBER OPTIC CABLE (U/G NFOC)

REVISIONS
DRAWN BY MAD
1. The underground non-metallic fiber optic cables (UGNMFOC) shall meet all the
DATE NOV 2020
requirements of COMPANY Material Standard Specification 48-TMSS-02 latest
CHK’D BY
revisions.
2. CONTRACTOR shall submit his proposal along with technical specification and
APPROVED representative sample upon availability of the cable to COMPANY for review and
TE&SA DEPT.
approval prior to manufacturing the cable.
3. All types of fiber optic cables shall be compatible with each other. CONTRACTOR
and Cable Manufacturer shall guarantee that, the Fibers of each cable drum supplied
to COMPANY shall have matching parameters to enable good optical splices within
COMPANY specified maximum allowable optical splice loss limit.
4. Color-coding and grouping of fiber optic cores and tubes/binders shall be as per
COMPANY Material Standard Specifications 48-TMSS-02 latest revisions.
OPERATING DEPT.
5. The cables shall be supplied with approved end seals (waterproof), which shall not
be removed until immediately prior to optical jointing. The CONTRACTOR shall
field verify on site to determine/measure the actual length of Fiber Optic Cables that
are required in this Project before any cutting or pulling of cables are to be done.
CERTIFIED
6. All necessary and SEC required telecommunication civil works, cable trays, cable
ladders, raceways, pipes, conduits and all required accessories shall be provided and
installed by the CONTACTOR to completely route the fiber optic cable and other
telecommunication cables from their designated ends or up to the location of the
BY: MAL
communication equipment.
3.02 FIBER OPTIC INTERCONNECTING DEVICES & PASSIVE
DATE: 22/11/2020 COMPONENTS (OFMR, FSTP, JOINT BOX, PIG TAILS, PATCH CORDS)
The FOC interconnecting devices & passive components shall be provided but not
1. The fiber optic interconnecting devices & passive components shall meet all the
requirements of COMPANY Material Standard Specification 48-TMSS-12
latest revisions.
2. CONTRACTOR shall submit his proposal along with technical specification for
review and approval prior to procurement and installation.
3. OPTICAL FIBER MANAGEMENT RACK (OFMR)
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At sites where Fiber Optic Splice/Termination Panel (FSTP-rack type) and Optical
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Fiber Management Rack (OFMR) are required and specified by SEC, the following
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minimum technical specifications should be met:

a. The Fiber Optic Cable Management rack shall be designed to utilize a standard
EIA (Electronic Industries Association) 19 Inches rack which will be suitable
for mounting splice cassette/splice organizer modules, as well as modules
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which will terminate fiber optics pigtail and fiber optics patch cable. Each
standard EIA 19 inches rack shall be 2.2 meters height and in accordance with
SEC standard 48-TMSS-12 Rev.01 which is consistent with the overall fiber
optic equipment installation at the site. Maximum five (5) FSTPs shall be
installed in one OFMR unless otherwise specified or approved.
b. As part of the design of the Fiber Optic Cable management Rack, enclosures
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shall be provided for the housing of splice organizer/splice cassette trays, used
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to splice incoming fiber optics cable (indoor cable, or underground fiber optics
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cable) with fiber optics pigtail cables. The enclosure used for this purpose may
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be either a “pull-out” type design (where a technician will pull out the
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associated tray of the enclosure from the front access, exposing the inner fiber
optics joints), or may be a “swing frame” design (with a left-hand hinge, and a
APPROVED handle on the right side) to allow the access for the splice organizer/splice
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cassette tray, by “swinging out” the enclosure from the right side handle. Splice
organizer trays used in this enclosure shall be sized to hold the splice
organizer/splice cassette tray and shall be designed with sufficient space, and
coiling supports to provide storage of a minimum of 1.5 meters of excess fiber
optics pigtail cable (24/36/48/96 pigtails).
c. As part of the design of the Fiber Optic Cable Management Rack, enclosures
shall be provided for the housing of fiber optics termination connections
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(LC/APC) used to interconnect fiber optics pigtail cords with Fiber Optic Patch
Cable. Depending on the size of the installation, the enclosures used to house
fiber optics termination connections will contain either 12 or 24 LC/APC
connections, or 36 or 48 LC/APC connections, or 96 LC/APC connections. The
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enclosure used for this purpose may be either a “pull-out” type design (where a
technician will pull out the associated tray of the enclosure from the front
access, exposing the connections between the fiber optics pigtail cables with
the fiber optics patch cables), or may be a “swing frame” design (with a left
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hand hinge, and a handle on the right side) to allow the access to the cable, by
“swinging out” the enclosure from the right side handle.
DATE: 22/11/2020 d. Also, the enclosure used to hold the splice organizer/splice cassette tray shall be
designed with sufficient space, and looping supports to provide storage of a
minimum of 1.5 meters of excess fiber optics pigtail cable (for 12 or 24 cores if
the 12 or 24 core fiber termination connection enclosure is used, or for 36 or 48
cores if the 36 or 48 core fiber connection termination enclosure is used, or for
96 cores if the 96 core fiber connection termination enclosure is used), and a
minimum of five meters of excess fiber optics patch cable (for 24/36/48/96
fiber optics patch cables). LC/APC Fiber Optic connectors used shall allow for
no greater than a 0.45-dB/per connection loss, when the connection is used, and
shall be designed for use with Single Mode Fiber Optics Cable. Refer to other
portions of this Scope of Work and Technical Specification for further details
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regarding the specific requirements for enclosures for the housing of splice
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e. Also, as part of the design/construction of the Fiber Optics Cable Management

Rack, all accessories required to completely and orderly route incoming
underground fiber optic cable, indoor fiber optics cable, as well as fiber optics
pigtail cable, and fiber optics patch cable shall be provided. These may include
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items such as “D” channels, incoming flexible sub-duct, mounting supports (for
incoming fiber optics cable), buffer tubes for fiber optics cores (in the enclosure
used for splicing), brackets/guides to route fiber optics pigtail/patch cable
between portions of the Fiber Optics Cable Management Rack, and other
accessories which are required as part of the equipment manufacture’s
design/construction of the Fiber Optics Cable Management Rack.
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f. If the proposed Fiber Optics Cable Management Rack is exclusively used for
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patching and termination of fiber optics pigtail cable, and fiber optics patch
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cable, the Fiber Optics Cable Management Rack shall allow for the termination
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of a minimum of 108 fibers (or 9 Each 12 cores Fiber Optics Cables).
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g. Also the Fiber Optics Cable Management Rack shall be provided with required
dust proof covers (to prevent fiber optics splices from dust entry) and
APPROVED identification Tags/Labels to identify all incoming fiber optic cables to the
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cable Management Rack. Prior to the CONTRACTOR supply of the Fiber
Optics Cable Management Rack to SEC, the CONTRACTOR shall provide full
colored brochures, and equipment technical specifications for SEC review and
approval.
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DATE: 22/11/2020
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SECTION 4- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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4.01 FIBER OPTIC CABLE INSTALLATIONS
A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL TYPES OF FIBER OPTIC

CABLES
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1. CONTRACTOR shall provide COMPANY with complete

description/specification/data and representative samples of all types of fiber
optic cables for COMPANY review and approval prior to manufacturing the
cables.
2. Total length of cables shall be determined by taking into consideration e.g., sag,
number of joint boxes, extra length of cable coiled on the transmission line
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structure at each joint box location and inside the communication room,
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manhole/hand holes, area of the building and etc.
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3. CONTRACTOR shall optimize the cable reel lengths in order to minimize the
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fiber optic cable splices.
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4. CONTRACTOR and cable manufacturer shall ensure that fibers of all cable
drums have matching parameters so that the optical splices are within
APPROVED COMPANY allowable splice loss limit.
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5. The fiber cores of all fiber optic cables shall be compatible with each other.
B. INSTALLATION OF UGNMFOC
1. The single mode, underground non-metallic fiber optic cables (UGNMFOC)

shall be installed inside rigid subducts in dedicated ductbanks and corrugated,
flexible and fire-retardant subducts inside communication room and
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manholes/handholes in accordance with COMPANY construction standard
TCS-T-111.08 (Latest Revision). The underground Fiber OpticCables shall be
looped (minimum of 25 meters) inside the Communications Room in
accordance with SEC Construction Standard and shall meet all the requirements
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of SEC Materials Specification 48-TMSS-02 and cable manufacturer's
recommendation.
2. Sufficient extra length (at least 15 meters) of the underground fiber optic cable
shall be securely and carefully coiled inside the end handholes and splicing point
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handholes for future splice requirements. All other location of handholes shall
be provided with an extra two coils (at least 5 meters) of fiber optic cable. All
DATE: 22/11/2020 exposed portions of the underground non-metallic fiber optic cable (e.g.
coiled/looped extra lengths, cable laid on cable trays, etc. shall be provided with
protective Subduct (or SEC approved equivalent) on manhole/handhole and
inside the building shall be corrugated, flexible with 32 mm (non-fire rated
inside manholes/handholes) and 25mm (2 hour fire rated inside buildings)
outside diameter. Protective Subduct inside the building shall be fire/flame
retardant (2 hours UL fire rating). Protective Subducts installation shall be in
accordance with SEC standard TCS-T-111. Nylon pull ropes 6.35mm diameter
(of different colors) shall be provided and installed in all vacant duct/sub-ducts
3. UGNMFOC shall be completely terminated inside the communication room in
accordance with COMPANY communication standard requirements and shall
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meet all the requirements of COMPANY Materials Specification 48-TMSS-02
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(Latest Revision). for color-coding and grouping/tubing of fibers.

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4. Fiber optic cables shall be supplied with approved end seals (waterproof), which
shall not be removed until immediately prior to optical jointing.
CONTRACTOR shall field verify on site to determine/measure the actual length
of underground Fiber Optic Cables that are required in this Project before any
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cutting or pulling of cables are to be done.

5. All COMPANY required telecommunication cable trays, cable ladders,
raceways, pipes, conduits and all accessories shall be provided and installed by
the CONTACTOR to completely route the fiber optic cable and other
telecommunication cables from their designated ends or up to the location ofthe
communication equipment.
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6. The part of the fiber optic cable inside the substations shall be installed as per
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the following requirements:
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a. The fiber optic cable shall be routed directly to telecommunication room in a
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dedicated trench separate from the power cable and far enough from the other
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cables in order to avoid any risk of being damaged due to power faults.
b. The fiber optic cable shall not pass through substation basement.
APPROVED c. Manholes/Handholes shall be used at the sharp turns of the cable route.
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d. The route shall be arranged to avoid crossing points with other cables.
However in case crossing points are not avoidable then, concrete shall be
used around the cable’s PVC pipe with proper thickness for protection.
7. Optical fiber cable link splice losses for G.652.D and G.655 shall be measured
from both ends of link using the same OTDR and the average loss of all splices
in link shall not exceed 0.05dB. Individual average splice loss for single mode
G.652.D and G.655 fibers (from the same manufacturer) shall be ≤0.15dB max
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in 95% and ≤0.20 for 100%.
Note: Exception criteria should be given in case of one (single) joint as average
of all splices is not applicable in this case.
8. Fiber Optic Splicing shall be done by experienced Fiber Optic cable splicer's
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using an Automatic Fusion Optical Fiber Splicing Machine with built-in
estimated Optical Fiber Splice Loss Reading capability. The estimated splice
loss shall be less than 0.05 dB.
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4.02 INSTALLATION OF FIBER OPTIC JOINT BOXES
DATE: 22/11/2020 A. GANTRY STRUCTURE JOINT BOX (OPGW–UGNMFOC)
This 4-way type joint box shall be used in locations known as transition or
gantry structures where the incoming OPGW cable (at the BSP, P/P and
Substation end) will terminate with the underground fiber optics cable at the
site. Cable Glands (minimum of four each) shall be supplied for this joint box,
with two cable glands provided for the incoming underground fiber optics cable
(which will enter at the bottom of the joint box and cable glands fitted with a
reduction adapter to mate with the incoming flexible conduit to provide a
watertight connection) and two cable glands provided for the incoming OPGW
cable (cable glands located on the side of the Joint Box, providing a watertight
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cassettes/trays shall be supplied and installed inside this joint box, as well as all
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other accessories for splicing the fiber optic cables. The gantry structure joint
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box shall have a grounding connection for tying the box to an external ground.
OPGW-UGNMFOC (4 ways)
At the transition or gantry structures, the joint box shall be installed at a height
of three (3) meters above ground level. The liquid tight PVC coated flexible
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metal conduit (25mm Ø) shall be installed between the joint boxes cable entry
port and the 50mm Ø PVC coated steel conduit. The conduit shall be properly
sealed at both ends. The joint boxes shall be grounded as per COMPANY
Standards requirements.
B. MID SPAN STRUCTURE JOINT BOX (OPGW-OPGW)

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This 4-way type joint box shall be used in locations where the incoming OPGW
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cable will terminate with another OPGW cable at the site. Cable Glands
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(minimum of four each) shall be supplied for this joint box, with two cable
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glands provided for the incoming underground fiber optics cable (which will
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enter at the bottom of the joint box and cable glands fitted with a reduction
adapter to mate with the incoming flexible conduit to provide a watertight
APPROVED connection) and two cable glands provided for the incoming OPGW cable (cable
TE&SA DEPT.
glands located on the side of the Joint Box, providing a watertight connection
and fitting snug with the incoming OPGW cable). All splice cassettes/trays shall
be supplied and installed inside this joint box, as well as all other accessories for
splicing the fiber optic cables. The mid-span structure type joint box shall have a
grounding connection for tying the box to an external ground.
OPGW-OPGW (4 ways)
Fiber optic joint box shall be installed on the transmission line structures at a
OPERATING DEPT.
height of five (5) meters above the ground level outside the substation area. The
joint boxes shall be grounded as per COMPANY standards requirements.
Notes applicable to all Joint Boxes–Tagging/Labeling
Use “weather tight connectors” connecting the flexible metal conduit with the
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optical fiber joint box and with the galvanized steel pipe (GSP).
CONTRACTOR shall submit details including colored brochures of the
recommended joint boxes for COMPANY approval. CONTRACTOR shall not
procure any joint box until reviewed and approved by COMPANY concerned
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department.
During the installation of all Joint Boxes–Tags/labels shall be provided for each
DATE: 22/11/2020 new joint box and affected cable route, which shall contain the following
information.
COMPANY FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

CONTRACT NO. : -----------------------
HANDHOLE NO. /STRUCTURE NO: -----------------------
JOINT BOX NO. : -----------------------
LINK DESTINATION: -----------------------
CABLE TYPE/ NO. OF CORES: -----------------------
CABLE MANUFACTURER: -----------------------
INSTALLATION YEAR: -----------------------
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For outdoor and indoor type Joint Boxes, the new tagging and/or re-labeling
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shall be provided and installed to all affected existing sites on a permanently

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affixed stainless steel tag whose size, lettering, and location shall be easily
readable from personnel on the ground, and shall use embossed letters to allow
for ease of reading. For necessary underground type joint boxes (where used and
required), the tagging/labeling shall be provided and installed on a permanently
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affixed stainless steel tag, or plastic tag for indoor type joint box whose size,
lettering, and location shall be easily readable from personnel on the ground, and
shall use embossed letters to allow for ease of reading.
For all joint box tags, a sample of each tag shall be submitted for COMPANY
review and comment before manufacture of each tag.
Notes applicable to all Joint Boxes-Other
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As a part of submittals provided by the CONTRACTOR, type test data and

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materials brochures shall be supplied by clearly identifying the type of fiber
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optics joint boxes, which are to be supplied. This data shall include (but not be
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limited to the following):
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a) Crush Resistance, static load
b) Impact Resistance, chemical resistance test
APPROVED c) Dimensions and mounting details of the Joint Box
TE&SA DEPT.
d) Inside dimensions, and details for mounting of all accessories
e) Water tightness and temperature cycling test of the Joint Box
f) Grounding Details of the Joint Box
g) Accessories list, including details of splice cassettes, and trays, mounting
hardware and accommodate looping of excess fiber optics cable
Each Fiber Optic Joint Box which is to be supplied shall be able to coil an
additional 10 meters of fiber optic cores inside the joint box, other than the fiber
OPERATING DEPT.
optics coreswhich are to be contained inside the Splice Cassette tray. The box
shall be designed with retainers to allow for coiling of this additional fiber optic
cores. Joint Box shall consist of the following components:
a) Gasket (Seal)
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b) Hinged or Bolted down
c) Optical Fiber Splice kit
d) Mounting Hardware
e) Tray for Splice (Organizer) to hold a minimum of twelve (12) splices per tray
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and 2 meters long of each fiber.
f) Accessories required to produce and protect permanent joint
DATE: 22/11/2020 g) Fiber Protection Sleeves (minimum of 96)
h) Each joint box shall be capable of being hermetically re-sealed each time it is
opened and closed
Joint box shall provide environmental and mechanical protection to the fiber
optic splices, and unused cable entry ports shall be properly sealed to allow for
future use. The metallic parts shall be resistant against general causes (i.e. stress,
corrosion, pitting, etc.) Dissimilar metals when used to support the boxes shall
not cause galvanic corrosion effects on the closure body.
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C. FIBER OPTICS SPLICING REQUIREMENTS
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1. All splices shall be done by qualified and experienced optical fiber cable
splices. CONTRACTOR shall submit qualification documents of the
proposed optical cable splicer for COMPANY review and approval.
2. All splices shall be fusion type using splicing machine with built-in estimated
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splice loss measurement and video recording capabilities.

3. Optical attenuation of fiber splices estimated by the Fusion Splice Machine
shall not exceed 0.05 dB per splice.
4. All optical fiber cable splice shall be measured from both ends using Optical
Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) and Optical Test Sets. Optical fiber
cable link splice losses for G.652.D and G.655 shall be measured from both
NO.
ends of link using the same OTDR and the average loss of all splices in link
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shall not exceed 0.05dB. Individual average splice loss for single mode
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G.652.D and G.655 fibers (from the same manufacturer) shall be ≤0.15dB
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max in 95% and ≤0.20 for 100%.
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Note: Exception criteria should be given in case of one (single) joint as average
of all splices is not applicable in this case.
APPROVED 5. All optical fiber splicing and testing activities shall be in accordance with
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COMPANY Standards TCS-T-111.06 and TCS-T-111.01. All equipment
shall be calibrated. Calibration certificates must be submitted to the
COMPANY for review and acceptance prior to splicing and testing
activities.
6. All splicing activities shall be done in the presence of the COMPANY
representative. When witnessing of the splicing activities by the COMPANY
representative is not possible, the COMPANY at its option may allow the
OPERATING DEPT.
CONTRACTOR to proceed with the splicing, provided that the whole
activities are recorded on video tape and submitted to the COMPANY, along
with the tabulated results, review and acceptance. CONTRACTOR shall
provide the video machine and videotapes (VCD or DVD).
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BY: MAL
DATE: 22/11/2020

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SECTION 5- TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
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5.01 ADDITIONAL COMMUNICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR TESTING

OF FIBER OPTIC CABLES
A. Factory Test of Fiber Optic Cables:

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1. The factory tests shall confirm the following:

a. All materials satisfy the requirements of this specification and all further
requirements to guarantee a complete working system.
b.All materials meet the performance requirements under the local ambient
conditions given in this specification.
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2. COMPANY or its designated representative may witness any or all factory

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tests performed.
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3. All fiber optic cables are required to be subjected to factory tests as per the
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following procedure:
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a. A minimum of one-month notice shall be given by the CONTRACTOR of
his readiness to start the factory tests.
APPROVED b. The Factory and Inspection Test of the Non-Metallic fiber optic cables shall
TE&SA DEPT.
be conducted as per the following program:
i. The test shall be based on the guidelines mentioned in COMPANY
Material Standard Specification 48-TMSS-02 latest revision in
accordance with the test procedures and test standards referred to in the
standard. The Inspector of the Independent Inspection Agency (IIA) shall
review test data of the source fibers (from the manufacturers). All test
results of the finished cables shall be reviewed by the Inspector of the
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(IIA) to verify compliance with the requirements of this project.
Additionally, specific tests shall be repeated in the presence of the (IIA)
Inspector.
ii. The following routine tests for the completed fiber optics cable shall be
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witnessed by the COMPANY approved Independent (Third Party)
Inspection Agency:
1. Optical Attenuation Test at 1310nm/1550nm/ (and 1383 nm for
G.652.D and 1625nm for G.655) (by OTDR) - 100 percent of supplied
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cable for Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted (NZDSF) and Low Water Peak
Dispersion Unshifted (DUSMF) (ITU-T G.655 and ITU-T-G.652.D)
DATE: 22/11/2020 Fiber.
2. Fiber Point Defects Test at 1310nm/1550nm/ (and 1383 nm for
G.652.D and 1625nm for G.655) (by OTDR) - 100 percent of supplied
cable for Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted (NZDSF) and Low Water Peak
Dispersion Unshifted (DUSMF) (ITU-T G.655 and ITU-T-G.652.D)
Fiber.
3. Chromatic Dispersion Test (CD) – 100 percent of supplied cable for
Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted (NZDSF) (ITU-T G.655) Fiber.
4. Polarization Modal Dispersion Test (PMD) – 100 percent of supplied
cable for Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted (NZDSF) (ITUT G.655) fiber.
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5. The following information shall be included on each Test Results/Data
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sheet pertaining to the test witnessed by of data sheets reviewed by the

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Independent (Third Party) Inspection Agency Inspector:

a. Name and signature of the manufacturer’s QA/QC person.
b. Name and Official Stamp of the Independent (Third Party)
Inspection Agency Inspector.
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c. Name and signature of the Inspector along with the following

information.
d. Date of witnessing/reviewing of the routine Tests/tests Data
Sheets.
e. For tests witnessed by the Independent (Third Party) Inspector,
the words “Witnessed by (Name of Inspector)” for each test
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witnessed. For Tests Results/Data reviewed by the Independent

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(Third Party) Inspector, the words “Reviewed by (Name of
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Inspector)” for each tests result reviewed.
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6. Upon successful completion of all tests, the original and three (3)
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copies of the formal Inspection report/certificate containing the
following documents as attachments, (with the attachments indicated
APPROVED as “Annexure to Inspection certificate/report No.”) shall be sent
TE&SA DEPT.
directly to the COMPANY for review:
a. Fiber and Cable Manufacturer’s Test Data Sheets reviewed by the
IIA Inspector.
b. Results of Attenuation tests witnessed by the IIA Inspector.
c. Results of the fiber chromatic Dispersion test witnessed by the
IIA Inspector.
d. OTDR traces of attenuation and fiber Point defect witnessed by
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the IIA Inspector.
7. References should be made in the Inspection Certificate/report of the
tests witnessed and Test Data Sheets reviewed as part of the
inspection activities.
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8. All documents attached with the report shall bear the IIA Inspection
certificate/Report No. with which these are attached.
9. A copy of the report and all attachments shall be sent to the
CONTRACTOR, which shall be retained by the CONTRACTOR
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throughout the warranty period.
10. The manufacturer shall export pack all the cables for shipment after
DATE: 22/11/2020 the Test Report is reviewed and accepted by the COMPANY.
B. Field Test of Fiber Optic Cables:
CONTRACTOR shall perform the optical fiber tests using 1310/1550/(and 1383 nm
for G.652.D and 1625nm for G.655) Optical Fiber Time Domain Reflectometer
(OTDR) and Optical Light sources and optical power meters as necessary, to
measure and document the optical fiber attenuations at 1310/1550/( and 1383 nm
for G.652.D and 1625nm for G.655) wavelengths. Each Optical Fiber connection
loss (e.g., pigtail to jumper cable) shall be less than 1.0dB per connection.
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1. Pre-Installation (Drum) Test
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CONTRACTOR shall test the Communications Cables on the drums/Reels prior

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to installation to confirm that the cable was not damaged during shipment.
Attenuation and Fiber Point’s Defects tests shall be performed at this stage by
OTDR.
2. Post Installation Test
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With each cable length in its final installed condition with all clamps and other
accessories attached, CONTRACTOR shall test the Communications Cable for
Attenuation and Fiber Point’s Defects tests at this stage by OTDR.
3. Witnessing Fiber Optics Splicing
COMPANY Representative shall witness all Fiber Optic splicing activity
performed by the CONTRACTOR. In cases where COMPANY Representative
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cannot directly witness the Fiber Optic cable splicing activity, COMPANY at its
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option will require. CONTRACTOR to provide the “Video” record of all
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splices. (I.e.: from the Video output of the CONTRACTOR splicing machine to
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be recorded on a VCD/DVD) for later viewing and decision by the COMPANY
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communication personnel for each video record of splices. CONTRACTOR
shall provide a viewing guide, which contains an accurate
APPROVED representation/sequence of all splices contained on the submitted VCD/DVD.
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4. End-to-End Test
After completion of all Communications Cable splicing and mounting of all
joint housings and termination in their final positions, End-to-End (continuity)
Test shall be done by CONTRACTOR. Attenuation and fiber points defects tests
shall be performed on 100% of fiber cores by OTDR (form both ends of the
cable) as well as End-to-End loss characteristics verified by Optical Light
Source and Power Meter at 1310/1550/(and 1383 nm for G.652.D and 1625nm
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for G.655) wavelengths.
Polarization Modal Dispersion (PMD) Test and Chromatic Dispersion (CD)
Test shall be performed on 10% of total number of fiber cores randomly chosen
from the completed/installed fiber optic cables (both Non-Zero Dispersion
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Shifted (ITUT G.652.D) and Low Water Peak Dispersion Unshifted Single
Mode Fiber (ITU-T- 655)) shall be performed by the Contractor.
Complete cleaning kit with microscope to observe connector end face should be
available with contractor during e/e testing
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Contractor to bring/ Use Bidirectional LS/PM to reduce the Testing Time
and for accurate results.
DATE: 22/11/2020 5. The commissioning and site testing shall be done in strict compliance with the
COMPANY WORK schedules as much as possible. If any of the three (3) stages
the test results for any fiber that do not comply with the COMPANY
requirements or the approved factory field test results, then the CONTRACTOR
shall replace the relevant drum section of the cable at no additional cost to the
COMPANY and without impact on the overall project schedule.
C. Preparation for Acceptance Test and Inspection
CONTRACTOR shall complete all mechanical WORKS, pre-electrical/

communication test and pre-final documentation consisting of marked-up
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manuals before inviting COMPANY representatives for commissioning tests and
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inspection.
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D. Scheduling Commissioning Tests and Inspection
1. All testing and commissioning activities shall be coordinated with and witnessed
by the COMPANY representative.
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2. As built drawings should be updated with GPS coordinates of complete route

including OPGW and UGNFOC. All towers, MHs, HHs inside or outside
substation should be updated throughout the route using WGS-84 format.
3. Contractor should prepare and provide .kmz / .kml google earth file as pre-
requisite for MCI of complete route.
4. Pre-test results should include Bi-directional OTDR & LSPM, Splice loss (single
NO.
& average) sheet, Connector loss sheet, Joints distance detail sheet etc. as per
REVISIONS
approved formats of SEC/NG in soft .xlsx and hard copy format.
DRAWN BY MAD
5. CONTRACTOR's invitation to the COMPANY to witness commissioning tests
DATE NOV 2020
and inspection shall be made fourteen (14) days in advance accompanied by:
CHK’D BY
a. Marked-up Construction Drawings
b. Pre-Commissioning Test Results
APPROVED c. System/equipment Manuals
TE&SA DEPT.
E. Test and Inspection Checklist
CONTRACTOR shall obtain from the COMPANY a communication checklist of

acceptance tests and inspection covering documentation, mechanical, and inventory
and tests requirements for PROJECT acceptance. (For Fiber Optic Cable, the
COMPANY's "Fiber Optic Cable Acceptance Test and Inspection Checklist, FOC-
OPERATING DEPT.
TIC-001" form shall be used).
F. Calibration of Test Equipment
CERTIFIED
All test equipment to be used in the acceptance tests shall be calibrated to standards
traceable to the National Bureau of Standards. Calibration certificates shall be
submitted to the COMPANY for review and acceptance.
BY: MAL
G. Correction of Discrepancies
DATE: 22/11/2020 A re-inspection and re-test to be witnessed by the COMPANY representative is

required to clear the CONTRACTOR of any discrepancy found during the
commissioning test and inspection. A re-test and re-inspection of related parameters
shall also be conducted to ensure that these are not affected by aforementioned
discrepancy.
H. Order of Acceptance Test and Inspection Related Activities
Various stages of acceptance test and inspection shall be performed according to the
following order:
1. Scheduling of test and inspection by the CONTRACTOR, the date to be agreed
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upon by both COMPANY and CONTRACTOR and submission by the
TO BE USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR
FOR ORDERING
MATERIALS UNTIL
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CONTRACTOR and approval by the COMPANY of documents mentioned
CHK’
above.
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2. Validation of marked-up construction drawing (done throughout the test and

inspection process).
3. Inventory and mechanical inspection of installed equipment.
4. Verification of validity of test equipment to be used in the test.
DESCRIPTION
5. Performance and/or functional tests after stage 4 are complied with and any
service affecting discrepancy found in stage 3 above is corrected.
6. Unavailability of documents essential in the safe energization, operation and
trouble shooting of the installation is considered service-affecting discrepancy.
7. Signing of Technical Completion of the Project after all stated stages are
complied with and accepted.
NO.
8. Trial period of one (1) month after clearing all outstanding discrepancies and
REVISIONS
acceptance of the final test results.
DRAWN BY MAD
9. Signing of Preliminary Acceptance of the Project after successful completion of
DATE NOV 2020
the trial period.
CHK’D BY
APPROVED NOTE: CONTRACTOR shall perform all the tests for the proposed OPGW
TE&SA DEPT.
and NMFOC as explained above both for Factory Acceptance and Site
Acceptance except for some additional tests to be performed on site as
mentioned under sub-clause B.1, 2 & 4.
OPERATING DEPT.
CERTIFIED
BY: MAL
DATE: 22/11/2020
*** END OF SECTION 5 ***

THIS DRAWING IS NOT
TO BE USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR
FOR ORDERING
MATERIALS UNTIL
CERTIFIED AND DATED
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SECTION 6- CONTRACTOR'S OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES
CHK’
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6.01 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES
a. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible in obtaining all the necessary WORK

permits required prior to and during the construction of this Project from the
DESCRIPTION
concerned authorities (i.e., Traffic Police, Railroad, and Local Government

Authorities, etc).
b. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for repair of any damage to existing
facilities either on or off SEC Property. This includes but not limited to: Buried
telecommunication cables, underground distribution lines, underground pipelines,
roadways or other asphalt/concrete surfaces.
NO.
c. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for coordinating all the necessary

REVISIONS
outages required. CONTRCATOR shall provide interference free access to SEC
DRAWN BY MAD
maintenance personnel. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for returning all
DATE NOV 2020
surfaces to its original or better conditions to the satisfaction of SEC representative
CHK’D BY
or inspector.
d. The CONTRACTOR must have a Leadsman/Craftsman with valid Receiver work
APPROVED permit certificate issued by SEC concerned Department. CONTRACTOR shall be
TE&SA DEPT.
responsible to coordinate thru SEC Representative with SEC Industrial Security
Department/Support Services Division/Training Unit, for scheduling of Work
Permit Procedure Course. All job activities to be done by CONTRACTOR, near
and on SEC facilities/equipment inside and outside the restricted areas, shall be
allowed only after securing WORK Permit from the responsible Operations Unit.
e. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to provide his own communication
devices during constructions. The CONTRACTOR as required by SEC, with video
OPERATING DEPT.
camera, to be used for future maintenance program, will record all construction,
installations, and commissioning activities. SEC will not provide any
communication devices.
f. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible in securing SEC I.D. cards thru SEC
CERTIFIED
Representative for his personnel working on this Project.
g. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for providing all equipment and
personnel necessary to transport/deliver all materials to the WORK site in
accordance with this Project.
BY: MAL
h. The CONTRACTOR shall perform all the WORKS in accordance with the
requirement of this specification. SEC shall first approve any deviation prior to its
DATE: 22/11/2020 implementation.
i. The CONTRACTOR shall provide complete civil, structural, cabling, installation,
testing and commissioning and shall be performed by CONTRACTOR in
conformance with SEC approved final engineering design for the facility.
j. The coordination with other SEC Organizations thru SEC Representative shall be
the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR.
k. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible in acquiring all SEC Engineering,
Material and Construction Standards and other applicable codes and industry
standard covered in this Project.
l. For Non-SEC facilities and other areas such as the city roads, highway, etc.,
CONTRACTOR shall adhere and secure all necessary WORK Permits from
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respective authority (e.g. MOT, SRO, STC, SARAMCO, SWCC, RC, MODA,
TO BE USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR
FOR ORDERING
MATERIALS UNTIL
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etc). Also, the CONTRACTOR shall secure access permit for SEC representative
CHK’
to Non-SEC facilities covered in this Project as required for site visits and project
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quality inspections.
m. The Retrofitting/Replacement of existing OGW/OPGW shall be carried out with
live circuits (no outage). If this is not possible, the WORK shall be done with one
circuit live and the other circuit off. CONTRACTOR shall provide all necessary
DESCRIPTION
tools and equipment to accomplish this WORK.

NO.
REVISIONS
DRAWN BY MAD
DATE NOV 2020
CHK’D BY
APPROVED
TE&SA DEPT.
OPERATING DEPT.
CERTIFIED
BY: MAL
DATE: 22/11/2020
THIS DRAWING IS NOT

*** END OF SECTION 6 ***
TO BE USED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR
FOR ORDERING
MATERIALS UNTIL
CERTIFIED AND DATED
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CS-1596/R.0 UGNFOC for 33kV New
National Grid SA
DATE: XXXX Power Cable Circuits – Part-1
Telecom Engineering and Substation Automation Division - COA.
Riyadh Area
7.0 SCHEDULES
7.1 FIBER OPTIC CABLE FOR 33KV CABLE CIRCUITS (8007-7097-7077-7035-7036-8091-7029-7222-7083-7231-7172-7019-7054-7067):
ITEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY DETAILS
NO.
Design, Engineering, Supply, installation testing and commissioning of the following:
7.1.1 One (1)Single Mode (latest G.652) UGNFOC Shall be supplied, installed jointed, tested, and commissioned with all necessary
Underground Non-metallic Fiber Optic Cable Cable additional items including, junction boxes, manholes,etc.
[UGNFOC] to Approx. Route UGNFOC trenches, civil work, manholes/handholes & ducts shall be supplied, installed
Specification 48-TMSS-02, TCS-T-111.02, Length and completed by the Contractor in accordance with COMPANY standard specifications
TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-111.08 & TCS-T-111.11 As per TCS-T-111.08, TCS-T-111.01, TCS-T-111.02, TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-111.11
between : The testing shall be done by both of OTDR and Light Source/Power Meter and shall
7.1.1.1 From telecom room of S/S 8007 – and S/S 7097 include optical attenuation at 1310/1550 nm / (and 1383nm for G.652.d AND 1625nm for
UGNFOC shall be installed in the same trench of G.655) with a permanent printed graphical record . Test shall be carried out both before
33kV cable/dedicated Trench Based on site 8345 m erection and after and shall show joint losses, total length, span lengths between junction
conditions boxes and all other cable parameters. All the tests shall be done from both directions with
7.1.2 One (1)Single Mode (latest G.652) a proper dummy fiber connected to avoid the dead zone of the OTDR, and the results shall
Underground Non-metallic Fiber Optic Cable strictly conform to COMPANY requirements. The test report shall indicate all test results,
[UGNFOC] to printouts together and compared with the corresponding calculated values [based on the
specification 48-TMSS-02, TCS-T-111.02,
approved optical budget calculation.]. Before commencing the acceptance test the
TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-111.08 & TCS-T-111.11
contractor shall submit the cable technical data and layout drawing indicating the actual
between :
total and in-between distances.
7.1.2.1 From telecom room of S/S 8007 – and S/S 7077
The Contractor shall supply and install One (1) 110mm O.D. Conduit with built-in 4 x
UGNFOC shall be installed in the same trench of
32MM Ø O.D. rigid HDPE sub ducts (black, blue, green and white) silicon coated (curve
33kV cable/dedicated Trench Based on site 5590 m
conditions or rib type) inside for each trench along the entire route. All duct and subduct shall have
¼ inch or 6.35mmΦ built-in or individually installed nylon pull ropes and end plugs with
rope holding hook for future use.
Corrugated Flexible Conduit HDPE subduct silicon coated
O.D (mm) I.D (mm) O.D (mm) THK (mm) I.D (mm)
110 90 38 3 32
The Contractor shall supply and install proper manholes/handholes at each turn of cable
Underground Non-metallic optical fiber cables route with an approximate separation distance not more than 300 meters. The part of the
shall contain 96 fibers optical fiber cable inside the substation shall be installed in a 1-meter deep trench far
enough from power cables in order to avoid any risk of being damaged due to power faults
and shall enter directly to telecom room without passing through substation basement.
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7.1.3 One (1)Single Mode (latest G.652) UGNFOC Shall be supplied, installed jointed, tested, and commissioned with all
Underground Non-metallic Fiber Optic Cable Cable necessary additional items including, junction boxes, manholes,etc.
specification 48-TMSS-02, TCS-T-111.02, Length and completed by the Contractor in accordance with COMPANY standard
TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-111.08 & TCS-T-111.11 specifications
between : As per TCS-T-111.08, TCS-T-111.01, TCS-T-111.02, TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-
7.1.3.1 From S/S 7035 – and S/S 7036 111.11
UGNFOC shall be installed in the same trench of The testing shall be done by both of OTDR and Light Source/Power Meter and shall
33kV cable/dedicated Trench Based on site 5590 m include optical attenuation at 1310/1550 nm / (and 1383nm for G.652.d AND 1625nm
conditions for G.655) with a permanent printed graphical record . Test shall be carried out both
7.1.4 One (1)Single Mode (latest G.652) before erection and after and shall show joint losses, total length, span lengths between
Underground Non-metallic Fiber Optic Cable junction boxes and all other cable parameters. All the tests shall be done from both
[UGNFOC] to directions with a proper dummy fiber connected to avoid the dead zone of the OTDR,
and the results shall strictly conform to COMPANY requirements. The test report shall
TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-111.08 & TCS-T-111.11
indicate all test results, printouts together and compared with the corresponding
between :
calculated values [based on the approved optical budget calculation.]. Before
7.1.4.1 From telecom room of S/S 8091 – and S/S 7029
commencing the acceptance test the contractor shall submit the cable technical data and
layout drawing indicating the actual total and in-between distances.
conditions The Contractor shall supply and install One (1) 110mm O.D. Conduit with built-in 4 x
32MM Ø O.D. rigid HDPE sub ducts (black, blue, green and white) silicon coated
(curve or rib type) inside for each trench along the entire route. All duct and subduct
shall have ¼ inch or 6.35mmΦ built-in or individually installed nylon pull ropes and
end plugs with rope holding hook for future use.
110 90 38 3 32
route with an approximate separation distance not more than 300 meters. The part of the
optical fiber cable inside the substation shall be installed in a 1-meter deep trench far
enough from power cables in order to avoid any risk of being damaged due to power
faults and shall enter directly to telecom room without passing through substation
Underground Non-metallic optical fiber cables basement.
shall contain 96 fibers
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NO.
specification 48-TMSS-02, TCS-T-111.02, Length and completed by the Contractor in accordance with COMPANY standard specifications
7.1.5.1 From S/S 7222 – and S/S 7029 include optical attenuation at 1310/1550 nm / (and 1383nm for G.652.d AND 1625nm for
TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-111.08 & TCS-T-111.11
between :
7.1.6.1 From S/S 7083 – and S/S 7231
110 90 38 3 32
and shall enter directly to telecom room without passing through substation basement .
Underground Non-metallic optical fiber cables

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NO.
specification 48-TMSS-02, TCS-T-111.02, Length and completed by the Contractor in accordance with COMPANY standard specifications
7.1.7.1 From S/S 7172 – and S/S 7019 include optical attenuation at 1310/1550 nm / (and 1383nm for G.652.d AND 1625nm for
TCS-T-111.06, TCS-T-111.08 & TCS-T-111.11
between :
7.1.8.1 From S/S 7054 – and S/S 7067
110 90 38 3 32
and shall enter directly to telecom room without passing through substation basement .
Underground Non-metallic optical fiber cables

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TEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY DETAILS

NO.
7.1.9 Extension of Existing(OFMR/FDM) The extension shall not be limited to the existing OFMR/FDM, FSTP/FTM but shall include the supply of another
Cabinet at S/S 8007 1 OFMR/FDM cabinet in case the existing is unable to accommodate the new FSTP/FTM and splitter boxes (if
required) and shall be supplied complete with all necessary accessories such as splice organizer trays with storage
space, management spools, mechanical protection sleeves, grounding, pigtails ands patch cords, etc, and shall be fixed
and terminated. The capacity of the splitter box & LC/APC optical adapters shall be equal to the number of fibers in
the cables and pigtails provided under this project + 25%. Extra length of fibers, not less than 3 meters of each fiber,
shall be looped inside the splitter box. And additional extra length of cable, not less than 15 meters to be decided at
installation time, shall be looped outside splitter box or terminated at the FDM/FTM.
7.1.9.1 Fiber Optic Splice/Termination The proposed FSTP shall terminate the full quantity of Fiber Optic Cable with suitable optical connectors.
Panel (FSTP) at S/S 8007 2
7.1.9.2 Fiber Pigtails at 1 To be supplied fitted, suitably protected, jointed and terminated in suitable optical connectors.
S/S 8007 Lot Shall be spliced with the UGNFOC and the other end shall be terminated at the FSTP inside the OFMR.
7.1.11 Optical splitter box at S/S 7097 1 The splitter box shall be supplied complete with all necessary accessories such as splice organizer trays with storage
space, management spools, mechanical protection sleeves, grounding, etc, and shall be fixed and terminated.
The capacity of the splitter box & LC/APC optical adapters shall be equal to the number of fibers in the cables and
pigtails provided under this project. Extra length of fibers, not less than 3 meters of each fiber, shall be looped inside
the splitter box.And additional extra length of cable, not less than 15 meters to be decided at installation time, shall
be looped outside splitter box.
7.1.11.1 Fiber Pigtails at 1 To be supplied, fitted, suitably protected, jointed and terminated in LC/APC optical connectors.
S/S 7097 Lot Shall be spliced with the UGNFOC inside the splitter box.
The other end of the fiber pigtail shall be terminated at the patch-cord panel with LC/APC optical connectors.
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NO.
7.1.12 Optical splitter box at S/S 7077 1 The splitter box shall be supplied complete with all necessary accessories such as splice organizer trays with
storage space, management spools, mechanical protection sleeves, grounding, etc, and shall be fixed and
terminated. The capacity of the splitter box & LC/APC optical adapters shall be equal to the number of fibers
in the cables and pigtails provided under this project. Extra length of fibers, not less than 3 meters of each fiber,
shall be looped inside the splitter box. And additional extra length of cable, not less than 15 meters to be decided
at installation time, shall be looped outside splitter box.
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NO.
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NO.
7.1.18 Optical splitter box at S/S 7019 1 The splitter box shall be supplied complete with all necessary accessories such as splice organizer trays with
storage space, management spools, mechanical protection sleeves, grounding, etc, and shall be fixed and
terminated. The capacity of the splitter box & LC/APC optical adapters shall be equal to the number of fibers
in the cables and pigtails provided under this project. Extra length of fibers, not less than 3 meters of each fiber,
shall be looped inside the splitter box. And additional extra length of cable, not less than 15 meters to be decided
at installation time, shall be looped outside splitter box.
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NO.
8.0 SPARE SCHEDULES
N/A
9.0 TESTING INSTRUMENTS SCHEDULE
N/A
10.0 TRAINING SCHEDULES
N/A
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11- APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1 MICRO/MINI Trench Section (IF APPLICABLE)
APPENDIX 2 OFMR (Optical Fiber Management Rack) LAYOUT
APPENDIX 3 CHECKING LIST (MATERIAL QUANTITY)
APPENDIX 4 LABELING
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APPENDIX -1
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APPENDIX 2
Vertical cable-guide
(runway) for Patch
Cords, FSTP 1
Management Spools
FSTP 2 FSTP
FSTP 3 FSTP 1-9:

Fiber Splice/Termination Panel equipped
with Splice Tray of 96 Pigtails and LC/
Cable trunking for APC ODF Termination.
FSTP 4
fiber jumpers
FSTP 5
FSTP 6
FSTP 7
FSTP 8
Sub-trunking for fiber

jumpers coming from FSTP 9 Telecom Engineering and Substation
equip. (3-pipes) Automation Div. - COA
TITLE
Optical Fiber Management Rack

DRAWN BY DATE APPROVED BY
SAH NOV 2020 MAL
Cable glands Horizontal through
“30” (96x13 patch cords) CS-1593
SHEET No
SC/P/A4/OLS/CS-1593
SWING FRAME OFMR RACK 1/1
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Telecom Engineering and Substation Automation

APPENDIX 3
CHECKING LIST FOR THE MATERIAL QUANTITY INCLUDED IN THE OFFER FOR THE DESCRIPTION OF
EACH ITEM NUMBER, REFER TO SPECIFICATION CS-1596 /Rev.0 THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLETE
THIS LIST THEN SIGN & STAMP
FOC for 33 KV Circuits FOC for 33 KV Circuits

8007-7097-7077-7035-7036-8091-7029-7222-7083- 8007-7097-7077-7035-7036-8091-7029-7222-7083-
7231-7172-7019-7054-7067 7231-7172-7019-7054-7067
ITEM NO. QTY. INCULDED ITEM NO. QTY. INCULDED
YES NO YES NO
7.1.1.1 8345m 7.1.16.1 1
7.1.2.1 5990m 7.1.16.2 1 Lot
7.1.3.1 5590m 7.1.17 1
7.1.4.1 3013m 7.1.17.1 1 Lot
7.1.5.1 2371m 7.1.18 1
7.1.6.1 3644m 7.1.18.1 1 Lot
7.1.7.1 7882m 7.1.19 1
7.1.8.1 1420 7.1.19.1 1
7.1.9 1 7.1.19.2 1 Lot
7.1.9.1 2 7.1.20 1
7.1.9.2 1 Lot 7.1.20.1 1
7.1.10 1 7.1.20.2 1 Lot
7.1.10.1 1 7.1.21 1
7.1.10.2 1 Lot 7.1.21.1 1
7.1.11 1 7.1.21.2 1 Lot
7.1.11.1 1 Lot 7.1.22 1
7.1.12 1 7.1.22.1 1 Lot
7.1.12.1 1 Lot SPARE SCHEDULES
7.1.13 1 ITEM NO. QTY. INCULDED
7.1.13.1 1 YES NO
7.1.13.2 1 Lot AS PER MAIN PTS
7.1.114 1
7.1.14.1 1 TESTING INSTRUMENTS SCHEDULE
7.1.14.2 1 Lot ITEM NO. QTY. INCULDED
7.1.15 1 YES NO
7.1.15.1 2 AS PER MAIN PTS
7.1.15.2 1 Lot
7.1.16 1 TRAINING SCHEDULE
ITEM NO. QTY. INCULDED
YES NO
AS PER MAIN PTS
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APPENDIX -4
1. LABELING FOR FIBER OPTICS CABLE UGNMFOC:
All the Hand hole/Manhole labeling needs to be done in the format:
SEC FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
MANHOLE/HANDHOLE NO. :
CONTRACT NO. :
LINK DESTINATION/CIRCUIT :
CABLE TYPE/NO. OF CORES :
CABLE MANUFACTURER :
INST. YEAR/CONTRACTOR :
All the Hand hole/Manhole that contains joint box labeling to be done in the format:
CONTRACT NO. :
JOINT BOX NO. :
All the FSTP/Splitter Box/FTM labeling to be done in the format:
FSTP NO/Splitter Box (as applicable) :
CONTRACT NO. :
CABLE LENGTH (IN KM) :
For Manhole/Hand hole Direction labeling should be on Entry & Exit.
DIRECTION TO :
CONTRACT NO. :
Joint Box Labeling to be done in the format:
CONTRACT NO. :
JOINT BOX NO. :
Inside Telecom Room Labeling should be on Entry & Exit & every 3 meter.
All the Fiber Loops inside Telecom Room/ Manhole/Hand hole.
CONTRACT NO. :
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Joint Closure Direction labeling should be on Entry & Exit of FOC.

DIRECTION TO :
CONTRACT NO. :
2. LABELING FOR FIBER OPTICS CABLE OPGW :
Joint Box Labeling to be done in the format:

TOWER NO. :
CONTRACT NO. :
JOINT BOX NO. :
Joint Closure Direction labeling should be on Entry & Exit of FOC .
DIRECTION TO :
CONTRACT NO. :
INST. YEAR/CONTRACTOR
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SCOPE OF WORK AND NOTES:
 THE FIBER OPTIC CABLE ROUTE IS SHOWN

IS CONCEPTUAL ONLY AND SHALL BE
CS-1596/R.0 UNDERGROUND FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE FOR REPLACEMENT OF OLD 33KV POWER CABLE USED AS A GUIDELINE ONLY.
BY NEW CABLE (PART-1) IN RIYADH 8007  CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM ROUTE
SURVEY PRIOR THE PROJECT FOR
DETERMINING THE EXACT/REQUIRED
LENGTH OF FIBER CABLE (UGNFOC)
AND IT SHALL BE FINALIZED DURING THE
BASE DESIGN STAGE OF THE PROJECT
7035
7077
OFMR-T
FOR TELECOM
S.B.
FSTP
Circuit NAMERoute Length-

PROPOSED UGNMFOC 96 CORE (G.652.D) 7077-8007
KM8007-7097=8.345
8007-7077=5.59
7035-7036=5.59
Total Length19.525
8007
EXISTING
OFMR-T
FOR TELECOM
FSTP
FSTP
LEGEND:
PROPOSED UGNMFOC UNDER THIS PROJECT (96F-CORE) G.652.D
BLACK EXISTING UGNMFOC
AUTHORIZED UGNMFOC
- OPTICAL FIBER SPLICE/TERMINATION PANEL (REQUIRED)

FSTP
7036
- OFMR (REQUIRED)
OFMR-T
FOR TELECOM
S.B. - SPLITTER BOX (REQUIRED)
- EXTENSION OF OFMR (IF REQUIRED)
PROPOSED UGNMFOC 96 CORE (G.652.D) 7097-8007 FSTP
PROJECT:
UNDERGROUND FIBER OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE FOR REPLACEMENT OF OLD

33KV POWER CABLE BY NEW CABLE (PART-1) IN RIYADH 8007
7097 TE&SAD/TE&SAD
PROJECT/DRAWING TITLE:
S.B. FIBER OPTIC CABLE (UGNMFOC)

AND LINK REQUIREMENT FOR COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
BY: MAD DATE STARTED (D-M-Y): 22.11.20
DRAWING NO: LAST UPDATE (D-M-Y): 22.11.20
ATTACHMENT – A REV. 00

7083
7172
OFMR-T
OFMR-T
FOR TELECOM
FOR TELECOM
FSTP
FSTP
Circuit NAMERoute
Length-KM
8091-7029=3.013
7222-7029=2.371
7083-7231=3.644
PROPOSED UGNMFOC 96 CORE (G.652.D) 7172-7019 7172-7019=7.882
8091 Total Length16.91
EXISTING
OFMR-T
FOR TELECOM
7019
PROPOSED UGNMFOC 96 CORE (G.652.D) 7083-7231 S.B.

FSTP
LEGEND:
AUTHORIZED UGNMFOC

FSTP
7029
7231
- OFMR (REQUIRED)

OFMR-T
S.B. FOR TELECOM
FSTP
FSTP
PROJECT:

7222
TE&SAD/TE&SAD
OFMR-T
FOR TELECOM

FIBER OPTIC CABLE (UGNMFOC)
FSTP DRAWING NO: LAST UPDATE (D-M-Y): 22.11.20

7054
OFMR-T
FOR TELECOM
FSTP
LEGEND:
AUTHORIZED UGNMFOC

FSTP
7067
- OFMR (REQUIRED)
S.B.
PROJECT:

TE&SAD/TE&SAD
FIBER OPTIC CABLE (UGNMFOC)

DRAWING NO: LAST UPDATE (D-M-Y): 22.11.20
APPENDIX – V
SCADA REQUIREMENTS
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‫الشركة السعودية للكهرباء‬

REVISIONS SCOPE OF WORK & TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

CERTIFIED III SCOPE OF WORK 41-45

IV ENGINEERING DESIGN CRITERIA AND REQUIREMENTS 46-54

4.01 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 46

VI INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES 65-76

7.01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 77

APPROVED APPENDIX II TECHNICAL DATA SCHEDULES FOR EQUIPMENT

APPENDIX III PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS (N/A)

APPENDIX IV FIBER CABLE REQUIREMENTS

APPENDIX V SCADA REQUIREMENTS (N/A)

1.02 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

BY: Protection works is not required for this project.

For detailed Scope of Work of Fiber Cable Requirements refer Appendix IV

SCADA works is not required for this project.

The WORK shall include, but not limited to the following:

D 3. Transportation and delivery of all materials at the WORK SITE.

9. The CONTRACTOR shall extend all cooperation and coordination of

E. Copies of existing drawings, design calculations, technical reports and other

F. The specifications of equipment and materials specified herein are to be considered

K. It is the CONTRACTOR'S responsibility to visit the WORK SITE and to satisfy

N. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to recover any consequential effect on the

P. The CONTRACTOR shall install a temporary site office with communication

2.02 KICK-OFF MEETING

A Kick-Off Meeting will be held in COMPANY Headquarters shortly after award of

1. Narrative Scope of WORK as proposed by CONTRACTOR:

APPROVED a. Description of WORK

b. Design Basis and Data

c. Testing and Commissioning Procedures

e. Special considerations including design, construction/operation

CERTIFIED f. Itemized listing of all equipment/facilities to be installed and description

2. Detailed PROJECT Schedule and Critical Path

4. Design Calculations, as a minimum, but not limited to:

a. Detailed Cable Ampacity Calculations

b. Electrical Interference Study in case the power cable parallels the

c. Calculation of Power Cables Phase Sequence Impedance.

b. Abbreviations, Symbols and Legends

d. 33kV Underground System One Line/Schematic Diagram

APPROVED e. Handhole details for Fiber Optic cable.

g. Cable Termination Arrangement Plan, Sections and Details

h. Cable Metallic Sheath Grounding Arrangement and Details

BY: k. Details of Trenches, Duct banks, Hand holes

m. Bonding method and grounding arrangement and details

7. Manufacturers’ Technical Specifications (literature, catalogs, drawings, type

(Particular type, model should be clearly indicated and/or highlighted):

- 33kV Power Cable

8. Type Test Reports for Major Equipment/ Materials

PREPARED BY: 10. Factory and SITE Test Program

11. Job Safety Plan (CONTRACTOR’S Loss Prevention Program)

13. QA/QC plan

2.04 BASE DESIGN REVIEW

2.05 PROJECT DRAWINGS

D The drawings shall be assigned with drawing numbers and indexed as

APPROVED 5. The drawings involving modification/expansion of the existing system in