SECTION 1 - DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1 SUMMARY

a) This Section describes the Contractor’s general obligations for design of the Works and the stages of
design and design submittals.

2 DESIGN INTENT

a) The Tender Drawings and Specifications are intended to provide the minimum requirements for the
Contractor to prepare his own detailed documents, which will supersede the tender documents
noting that the Specifications and other design requirements stipulated in the Tender Documents will
not be amended without the Engineer/Employer’s consent.

Specifications: The Specifications indicate the minimum level of quality and standards the Contractor
should follow in workmanship, material, equipment and Plant as well as other ancillary tools and
works required for the project. The Tenderer shall not provide a level of quality or standards less than
specified. Unless otherwise approved by the Engineer/Employer, the Specifications are to be followed
and implemented by the Contractor in his design and execution of the Works.

Tender Drawings, part of the Contract, have been provided for description of the Works and
specification of materials and methods. Drawn elements and especially their dimensions are
indicative, and intended to show the expected level of details that the Contractor is to provide in his
design and show the relationships between the elements of the Works, and suggested space and
function distribution. Tender drawings shall be used by the Contractor as a basis for preparation of
the designs to be provided by him under the Contract.

b) More detailed specifications are provided for the Buildings and Infrastructure scope, whereas more
performance-oriented specifications are provided for the Cable-car scope. Specifications provide the
minimum requirements and/or performance guidelines by which the Contractor should be bound to,
including among others, details of the criteria to be adopted by the Contractor in his design.

The performance requirements are mandatory and, unless otherwise approved by the
Engineer/Employer, are to be implemented in full by the Contractor in his design and execution of the
Works.

3 DESIGN RESPONSIBILITY

a. The Contractor shall be fully responsible for his design and for its functional adequacy, structural
integrity and its fitness for the intended purpose. The Contractor shall be responsible for
performing all geotechnical and geophysical investigations including drilling boreholes,
excavation of test pits
 b. The Contractor shall guarantee his design. He shall employ experienced qualified design
engineers and shall ensure that any design consultants employed by him carry adequate
professional indemnity insurance.

c. The Contractor shall ensure that the design complies with all applicable codes and
requirements/regulations and appropriate recognized international standards, whether or not
they are mentioned in the Tender documents.

d. The Contractor shall obtain all approvals required for design and construction of the Works,
including but not limited to the Permits and NOCs, from all applicable authorities through the
Architect and Engineer of Record he appoints.

4 CONTRACTOR'S DESIGN AND DOCUMENTS

a. The Contractor shall have provided, as part of his tender, the drawings and specification details
as required by the Tender Submission and described in the relevant parts of the Tender
documents. The drawings and specification details so provided shall, after incorporation of
modifications agreed between the Employer/Engineer and the Contractor, form the basis for all
subsequent submissions.

b. The Contractor shall prepare and submit for approval all designs, specifications, calculations,
manufacturers' data, test reports, original catalogues/manuals etc. as required by the Contract
and in accordance with the times stated in the Volume 1, Part G02.4 Completion Date and Work
programme.

c. Plant Specification Details: The Contractor shall provide full specification details and design
drawings of all associated work, giving details of materials and equipment, standards adopted in
the design and manufacture, performance details, and all other relevant information to comprise
a complete detailed Specification. All proprietary equipment proposed for the Works shall be
supported by the manufacturer's technical details.

d. Building and Civil Engineering Specification Details: The Contractor shall provide a detailed
specification describing the types, standards and, where relevant, dimensions, and physical
characteristics of all materials proposed for the Works, and their sources of supply. Specifications
of workmanship shall define the tests to be carried out on materials and finished work, where
relevant, and the standards, codes of practice and the like to be followed.
e. Supporting Data: Such as manufacturers' standard details, performance standards and the
productivity characteristics sheets etc. are to be in English, or accompanied by a translation, and
are to be properly referenced to the Drawings and Specification.

5 DESIGN STAGES

a. Generally: The Contractor’s design shall be submitted in three stages, namely:

 1. Tender Stage - Concept design for Cable-Car, and compliance with the issued Tender Design
for Buildings & Infrastructure Works
2. Preliminary design, also called “detailed design”
3. Final design (for construction), also called “execution studies”

Details of the requirements for each design stage are specified below and in Design Brief.
Contractor shall not limit himself to the blow noted submission requirements; the Contractor is
fully responsible to provide submissions including also the requirements (related to design
drawings, calculations, reports, studies, etc.) stipulated in the Technical Specifications under Vol
II, or any other Contract Document. The Engineer/Employer reserves right to request any data
that may be required for the Engineer/Employer’s review and approval.

Preliminary Design:

For the entire Project

After award of the Contract, the Contractor shall refine the tender design to produce dedicated design
notes on all the aspects of operation and maintenance of the entire Project. It shall cover at minimum
the topic previously described in the Tender design:
1. The typical journey of the tourists
2. The working facilities for the staff
3. The daily operation of staff
4. The routes for all supplies and waste
5. The maintenance operations.

This study shall be established in coordination between the cable car manufacturer for the cable car
related subjects and a specialized key sub-consultant for the touristic, hospitality and building related
subjects.

The Contractor shall also detail the replacement routes/operations of each major piece of equipment (in
size and in weight).

The Contractor shall produce a schedule of the design and construction phases merged between all trades
and sub-contractors.

The Contractor shall use , maintain an update a 3D model common to all sub-contractors. This 3D model
shall be used as the basis for all the drawings. This 3D model shall be produced under Autodesk Revit. The
Level Of Detail (LOD) shall be 350 minimum. The 3D models shall include the surrounding terrain. These
models shall be topographically referenced on the local grid used for construction. There should be no
more than three models, each including all the buildings in the same zone (station1, station 2 and station
3). Cable towers located far (more than 100m) from stations won’t be included in the model. The
Contractor shall perform regular optimizations and checks of the 3D
models. Updated versions of the models shall be submitted each month to the Engineer/Employer or at
any time if the Engineer/Employer requires them.

For Cable-Car:

After award of the Contract, the Contractor shall develop the tender design to produce the preliminary
design including compliance to technical Specifications, preliminary calculations, detailed vendor
drawings, catalogues and data cut sheets, preliminary drawings, reports including but not limited to
method statement, soil investigation report and topo survey report, and any necessary documents to
complete the preliminary design stage.

This preliminary design shall include associated mechanical / electrical equipment and installations and
for the construction and civil engineering of the Works. The preliminary design shall be coordinated and
the drawings shall be to suitable scales and show sufficient detail to enable the Engineer/Employer to
satisfy himself that the designs comply with the Employer's Requirements, and any design criteria and
conditions. The drawings shall be complemented by notes and specifications, preliminary calculations
and additional product information as may be applicable. The preliminary design shall also be coordinated
with the Buildings and Infrastructure design, and all interfacing requirements shall be clearly indicated in
the design document.

For Buildings and Infrastructure Works (other than Cable-Car):

After award of the Contract, the Contractor shall develop the tender design to produce the preliminary
design including compliance to technical Specifications, preliminary calculations, detailed vendor
drawings, catalogues and data cut sheets, preliminary drawings, reports including but not limited to
method statement, outage plan, Soil investigation report and topo survey report, utility survey within the
site limit, and any necessary documents to complete the preliminary design stage.

This preliminary design shall include associated mechanical installations, the electrical equipment and
installations and for the construction and civil engineering of the Works. The preliminary design shall be
coordinated and the drawings shall be to suitable scales and show sufficient detail to enable the
Engineer/Employer to satisfy himself that the designs comply with the Employer's Requirements, and any
design criteria and conditions. The drawings shall be complemented by notes and specifications,
preliminary calculations and additional product information if required by the Engineer/Employer. The
documents to be provided shall include but are not limited to the following:

A. General arrangement deliverables:

1. For each and every station, building, floor and outdoor element included in the project:
 I. Setting Out Plan;
II. Site plan at 1:100 scale;
III. Floor plans at 1:100 scale ;
IV. Building sections at 1:100 scale;

2. The general arrangement drawings shall include:

 Full building details as visible in the finished state
 Major structural information’s (materials, expansion joints …)
 All edge conditions and interfaces: rock, water, backfill extended as far as the cross section goes.
 All built-in furniture, fittings and fixings, network bloc location (containment), block location of
equipment
 Legends
 Functional systems not yet defined and represented (as the studies progress) must be indicated
as a comment on the drawing

3. The general arrangement shall be updated any time necessary, when the layouts or routing are
modified or new functional systems are designed and must be included. They serve as the basis
for the Engineer/Employer approval of all the other design (and construction) documents. The
approval of other documents might be put on hold if these general arrangement drawings require
updating.

4. The 3D model, including all functional systems shall be updated and submitted regularly to the
Engineer/Employer. This model will also serve as a basis for the Engineer/Employer approval of
all the design (and construction) documents. The approval of documents might be put on hold if
these general arrangement drawings require updating.

5. Both 3D model and general arrangement drawings require to be updated to allow

Engineer/Employer to review and approve other design (and construction) documents.

B. Architectural Deliverables:

1. Site Plan illustrating the proposed utilization of the site in terms of siting, massing and distribution
of the project components, entry gates, facility access points and internal communication routes.

2. Schematic floor plans showing the basic space accommodation layout within the building/s
including horizontal and vertical mechanical transportation systems, as well as mechanical and
electrical equipment rooms and service shafts

3. Preparation of the general interior partition plans, reflected ceiling plans, floor finishes plans and
furniture layouts plans.
 4. Outline material finish selections of interior architectural finishes for the main general areas will
be prepared, as well as aesthetic direction for doors and hardware sets.

5. Fire zoning floor plans

6. Schematic building sections and elevations to define the overall massing of the project
components and the architectural character

7. Indicative space utilization plans for the purposes of electromechanical service distribution.

C. Interior Design Deliverables:

1. Review of the space planning and development of plans indicating the proposed space planning
of areas.

2. Preparation of the rendered floor plans, indicating proposed furniture layouts, general scheme
and colours proposed for the project with images of proposed materials and photographs.

3. Preparation of the general interior partition plans, reflected ceiling plans, floor finishes plans and
furniture layouts plans.

4. Schematic preliminary internal sectional elevations.

5. Outline material finish selections of interior architectural finishes for the main general l areas will
be prepared, as well as aesthetic direction for doors and hardware sets.

6. Rendered 3D Perspectives of key areas main spaces (quantity to be as per client’s request).

7. Finishes material schedule.

8. Sanitary and equipment schedule

9. FF&E schedule for furniture selection.

D. Facades Engineering Deliverables:

a. Coordination with all engineering trades for compliance with the requirements and limitations

b. Basic systems and material study

c. Preliminary partial plans and elevations

d. Preliminary design calculations with anticipated loadings on structure

e. Basic study of perimeter details and selection with other trades

E. Mechanical Works Deliverables

1. Drawings: 1.HVAC

I. Floor plans at each floor and operational level (Scale 1:100) for all systems including ductwork
and piping for heating, cooling and ventilation along with all equipment sizes and minimum
clearances required, and to be with full compliance with local authorities’ regulations.
II. Schematic and riser diagrams for piping systems including chilled water, refrigerant piping,
along with all main duct sizes, etc.. and to be with full compliance with local authorities’
regulations.
III. Schematic and riser diagrams for ducting systems including exhaust & fresh air make up to
and from the building, Supply and return ducts for AHUs, and showing all duct sizes, along
with all main ducts sizes, etc.. and to be with full compliance with local authorities’
regulations’.
IV. Miscellaneous standard and special details
V. Equipment performance schedules.
VI. Legends, Symbols and General Notes

2. Water Supply, Plumbing and Firefighting

I. Floor plans for all system including sanitary drainage, rain water drainage with drain fittings,
water supply with water treatment units and pressurizing pumps, hot water distribution
network with Heat pump for hot water generation and circulating pumps, Swimming pool
Design (pumps, filters, heat exchangers) and all firefighting systems (sprinklers, foam, FM200,
etc..) at each floor and operational level (scale 1:100) along with all main pipe sizes,
equipment sizes and minimum clearances required, etc.. and to be with full compliance with
local authorities’ regulations.etc.
II. Schematic and riser diagrams for all above-mentioned systems
III. Miscellaneous standard and special details
IV. Equipment performance schedules.
V. Legends, Symbols and General Notes

3. Building management System (BMS)

I. Integrated Building Management System Architecture

II. Control Schematic Diagrams
III. HVAC and Plumbing Sequence of Operations
IV. Typical I/O lists for Mechanical Systems
V. Typical I/O lists for Electrical and ELV Systems
VI. List of ELV Systems integrated with the BMS
VII. BMS, DDC's and Field Instruments Specifications
VIII. BMS Layouts
IX. BMS Riser Diagram
 X. Control Rooms Layouts.

4. Solid Waste Management Drawings

b) Preliminary data sheets, manufacturers’ standard specifications and data for all major items of
equipment.
c) Calculation sheets as required by the Engineer/Employer.

F. Electrical and telecommunication Works and Equipment

a) Electrical

1. Functional description notes

2. Preliminary layout plans at each floor or operational level for all systems including but not limited to
lighting, small power, cable routing, earthing, lightning protection, etc. (1:100 scale.).
3. Preliminary site layout plans showing tie-in locations, terminating location, electrical networks routing
and components, inter-building connections, external lighting system, etc.;
4. General arrangement of main electrical equipment within the relevant buildings, rooms, etc. including
cross sections (1:50 or 1:25 scale.)
5. Site wide (inter-station) connectivity and related civil infrastructure.
6. Interfaces to other/existing systems;
7. Preliminary single line diagrams for all electrical systems including power, lighting control, emergency
lighting, earthing…etc.
8. Preliminary main distribution boards, feeders and panelboard schedules
9. Legend, general notes, and miscellaneous installation details
10. Preliminary design drawings and documents for initial Authority NOCs and approvals (including a
Power factor calculation study and an Current harmonic spectrum study (orders 1 to 50) for the full load
at primary/11 kV side)
11. Preliminary data sheets, manufacturers’ standard specifications and data for all major items of
equipment.

b) IT, AV, Safety & Security Systems:

1. Preliminary Single Line Diagrams (SLD) of each functional system

2. Functional description notes
3. Preliminary Layout plans at each floor or operational level for all systems including but not limited to
Telecom, Structured cabling System, IT Data Network & Equipment, IP Telephony, Wi-Fi, Audio-visual,
IPTV & Digital Signage, Security systems, Parking management & Gate control, Fire Alarm, Public Address
& Voice Evacuation, etc. (1:100 scale.).
4. Preliminary Site installation drawings (showing tie-in locations, terminating location, duct bank,
manhole/hand-hole, Telecom & ELV infrastructure, inter-building and site wide connectivities, system
components such as site security, site Wi-Fi, outdoor cabinets, cable routing etc.;
5. Preliminary Site wide (inter-station) connectivities – Fiber optic links and related infrastructure.
6. Telecom/Internet Service Provider (ISP) connectivities – Fixed/landline, GSM;
7. Preliminary Layout drawings (showing technical rooms, head-end equipment and system components,
cable conveyance system, slab openings and cable routing, ceiling/wall/furniture mount devices, etc.);
8. Preliminary arrangement of equipment within Main Telecom room, GSM room, Main control room, IT
rooms, AV enabled spaces, Fire command center (control room) and other locations as applicable within
the relevant buildings of the project including cross sections;
9. Preliminary Riser diagrams, schematic diagrams (showing interconnections between the system
components, interface and integration requirements etc.), cable routing & cable conveyance system;
10. Preliminary Rack elevations, installation details and schedules (simulation results/reports etc.);
11. Preliminary Coordination documentation indicating power and cooling requirements for all Telecom,
IT, AV, Safety & Security systems;
12. Preliminary design drawings and documents for initial Authority NOCs and approvals

G. Structural Design Deliverables

1. Design Report: Project design brief.

a. Design criteria.
b. Structural materials.
c. Adopted structural system discussion.
d. Construction methodology.
e. Structural analysis and design.
f. Discussion of the structural studies

2. Drawings: General notes & general details.

a. Loading plans.
b. Columns and axes layout.
c. Foundation Layouts and details
d. Floor framing plans.
e. Floor details.
f. Staircase details.
g. Waterproofing systems and details
h. Expansion joints location and details.
i. Miscellaneous details
3. Calculations: Preliminary structural calculations to validate the adopted structural systems and
structural element preliminary sizes.

H. Infrastructure Wet Utilities

1. Design Criteria, and Design Calculations covering:

a. Per capita demand and total domestic water requirements for the Project.

b. Landscape count and estimated irrigation requirements for the Project.

c. Hydraulic calculations and computational models

d. Minimum, average, and peak flows in each system.

e. Fire demands and requirements.

f. Sewage flow calculations.

g. Wastewater treatment packages design and calculations.

h. Stormwater runoff calculations.

i. Site delineation and flood protection.

j. Minimum and maximum pressure in pipes.

k. Minimum and maximum velocities in pipes.

l. Minimum and maximum pipes cover.

m. Fire hydrants spacing (where needed following UAE fire code and DCD regulations).

n. Storage requirements, capacity, sizing and locations.

o. Pipeline Routes and the locations of intake systems/pumping stations/boosting stations, etc.

p. Study of the required relocation/diversion of existing utilities (if needed)

q. Study of the irrigation fields (palm groves), selection of plant species, design of the terraces

2. Drawings:

 General layouts of the required demolition, diversion and relocation works for all existing services
encroaching the limit of works and contradicting with the proposed works as deemed necessary.
  General layout and cross-sections of the irrigation fields, typical details, terraces,

 General layout of the proposed systems with related components such valves, manholes, gullies,
storage facilities, treatment packages, pumping stations, etc.
 Profiles of the pipelines if found necessary.
 Typical details of thrust blocks, bedding details, valve chambers, etc.
 Special details necessary for systems’ installation.
 Construction Phasing, sequence and strategy.
 Crossings details with other infrastructure systems.
 Relevant structural, mechanical, electrical, and architectural drawings.
 Preparation of the necessary applications/drawings to the requisite statutory authorities for the
“No Objection Certificate” NOC’s.

Infrastructure Dry Utilities

 This part is about the redundant 11 kV lines for S1, S2 and S3. a. Cable design for buried line to
S2, obtaining NOCs from DEWA and interfaces with PSHPP Contractor
 Complementary survey if necessary
 sub-contracting the design to a sub-consultant approved by DEWA Distribution Power;
 Cable Routes to each station
 Study of the required relocation/diversion of existing utilities (if needed)
 Verification of the view from each station (to ensure electrical poles are not visible)
 Optimization of the route of overhead cables for later inspection and maintenance
 Lines protections and SCADA details to allow substations to be remote controlled by DEWA
 Preparation of the necessary applications/drawings to the requisite statutory authorities for the
“No Objection Certificate” NOC’s.

J. Infrastructure Roads
The Contractor shall submit the preliminary design of the below drawings

 Site Location Plan

 Typical cross sections and miscellaneous details
 Typical signing and Marking Details
 Topographic survey Plan
 Layout Plan & Setting out Plan
 Grading Plan
 Road Profiles
 Signs & Marking Plan
K. Landscaping, hardscaping

1. Drawings

I. Site Plans of the entire development location, access points, pedestrian and vehicular
circulation, walkways, driveways, on grade parking
II. General layout plans showing all landscape elements (hardscape, softscape, furniture)
III. Hardscape / paving plans for the entire site development and roof, including paving type
selection, colors and finishes
IV. Softscape / planting plans for the entire site development and roof, including planting species
for all palms, trees, shrubs, ground cover and grasses with the installation sizes.
V. Grading and Site Drainage Plans
VI. Large scale plan, elevation and section details for all key Landscape design elements across the
Project, fully coordinated between all design disciplines, and as required to comprehensively
document the design intent of the Project, its component parts and all interfaces between
materials, surfaces, planes and products
VII. Furniture plans including but not limited to benches, litter bins, ash bins and drinking fountains.

2. Reports

1. Material data sheets for all paving elements

2. Material data sheets for all site furnishings
3. Material data sheets for all planting species

L. Geotechnical

1. The contractor shall submit a report for the preliminary Geotechnical investigations, geological
mapping, and geotechnical studies for stations S1, S2 and S3 and any other structures prior to
start of construction works.

2. The contractor shall submit a report for preliminary geotechnical design for all foundations,
retaining walls, earthworks, shoring, dewatering, monitoring systems, stabilization of open rock-
cuts, tunnels excavation, and pavement.

- Contractor is deemed to have allowed in his Price for the services of all Sub-Contractor/Designers
to develop the design.
- No changes shall be made to the specifications issued under Tender Documents, unless instructed
otherwise in the Contract Documents, and without the approval of the Engineer/Employer.
- Design approach and Method Statements including processes to ensure quality and timely
delivery of the design. Contractor shall identify locations by design activity and means to ensure
a coordinated design output and namely at the interfaces with all packages works and other
Contractors.
 - Contractor shall develop, refine and coordinate all aspects of design. However, the Contractor
shall not be allowed to reduce the size, components and functions of the Buildings, nor the
stations, while any additions deemed necessary form part of his Scope and included in his Lump
Sum
- Contractor shall also submit a report with drawings describing a Method of Construction.
- 3D Images and Samples
Contractor submittal shall be fully inclusive of, yet not limited to, 3D colored rendering
images, Material sample boards, inclusive of all information necessary to convey a
comprehensive illustration of the proposed design solutions, corresponding with the
completion of the appropriate design stage.

- Contractor shall provide sufficient drawn, written and calculated engineering information to
justify the required Structural, Civil and MEP services and utilities to be delivered.

- Drawings and documentation: Contractor shall prepare fully detailed, coordinated,

comprehensive construction documentation on all aspects of the designs. Contractor shall be
aware that this stage is to ensure that required level of information, coordination between trades,
level of details and compliance with the contractual requirements have been achieved.

- Contractor shall perform adequate Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) procedures to

ensure that no discrepancies exist between different types of documents.

- Contractor shall submit and perform, yet not limited to, the following tasks:

a. All drawings shall be fully dimensioned, referenced and coordinated with all disciplines, including
interfacing requirements with the Cable Car system, and other Contractors.

 The drawings shall include fully detailed plans and sections.

 Drawings with sections, details and notes shall be referenced and coordinated to the plans and
other discipline information, including detailed drawings for all types of connection and for the
different elements composing and related to the exterior enclosures.

b. The performance of all design elements shall be clearly specified on the drawings and their impact
coordinated with all other working drawings.

- Report

Contractor shall provide the Report inclusive of all calculations, drawings, sketches and the like,
which shall describe the work of the design team during development of design as well as provide
a comprehensive description of the overall design, and include a list for drawings to be issued for
Engineer/Employer’s comments and approval.

- Presentation to Employer and Engineer

 Contractor is deemed to have allowed in his Price and programme as necessary, for the formal
presentation to the Employer and Engineer along with the subsequent workshops and for any
additional presentations requested by the Employer/Engineer.

- Revisions and Approvals

Contractor shall make note of all matters arising from formal presentations and workshops and
shall submit a revised Report for Engineer/Employer’s review, within five (5) working days after
the presentation workshop to Employer incorporating all matters arising from presentation.

The Contractor is deemed to have allowed in his price and programme durations for the
Engineer/Employer’s review and approval of the Contractor’s design at this stage. Contractor
shall not deviate from the approved design without bringing any matters that may require a
change to the attention of Engineer/Employer for instruction as appropriate.

Final Design: After approval of the preliminary design for the Cable car, and Building & Infrastructure
works, the Contractor shall incorporate any amendments and comments resulting from previous stage
and verification that Drawings are reviewed and coordinated with all applicable interfacing requirements,
the construction of which running concurrently with this package. Upon approval from
Engineer/Employer, Contractor shall submit 'Issue for Construction' and shall ensure that no changes are
made to any approved documents of the previous stages unless in response to Engineer/Employer’s
comments and/or clarifications and a clouded record set of all such changes shall be provided separately.

The design deliverables to be submitted shall include as minimum, the following:

1. All drawings and documents specified for the preliminary design, amended to accord with the
Engineer/Employer’s comments and completed to be good for construction and to appropriate
scales.
2. Any additional details requested or necessary for the proper execution of the work.
3. All schedules updated as required.
4. Final calculations and/or any revised calculations requested.
5. Final Specifications
6. Full product data for all equipment.
7. Updated 3D model
A. General arrangement deliverables:

1. For each and every station, building, floor and outdoor element included in the project:

a. Setting Out Plan;

b. Site plan at 1:100 scale;
c. Floor plans at 1:100 scale;
d. Building sections at 1:100 scale;

2. The general arrangement drawings shall include:

a. full building details as visible in the finished state

b. major structural information (materials, expansion joints …)
c. all edge conditions and interfaces: rock, water, backfill extended as far as the cross section
goes.
d. all built-in furniture, fittings and fixings, network bloc location (containment), block location
of equipment
e. Legends
f. Functional systems not yet defined and represented (as the studies progress) must be
indicated as a comment on the drawing

3. The general arrangement shall be updated any time necessary, when the layouts or routing are
modified or new functional systems are designed and must be included. They serve as the basis
for the Engineer/Employer approval of all the other design (and construction) documents. The
approval of other documents might be put on hold if these general arrangement drawings require
updating.

4. The 3D model, including all functional systems shall be updated and submitted regularly to the
Engineer/Employer. This model will also serve as a basis for the Engineer/Employer approval of
all the design (and construction) documents. The approval of documents might be put on hold if
these general arrangement drawings require updating.

5. Both 3D model and general arrangement drawings require to be updated to allow

Engineer/Employer to review and approve other design (and construction) documents.

B. Architectural Deliverables:

1. Floor plans, Reflected Ceiling and Roof Plans at 1:100 scale fully detailed. Legends, enlarged
drawings/detail/elevation references added;

2. Enlarged Plans at 1:50 scale for all spaces including:

a. Wall types and thicknesses with fire rating and compartmentation.

 b. Structural grid and references to structural systems such as column locations, sizes, and grid
lines fixed together with shear walls, if applicable;

c. Overall Dimensions as well as detailed dimensions strings,

d. Space designations including labels with areas,

e. Floor levels identified;

f. Built-in furniture, casework, fixtures and equipment;

g. Mechanical Spaces identifying block location of equipment with access;

h. Access Panel Locations;

i. Data and Power Locations;

j. Drains and Drainage Slopes Identified;

k. Lighting and lighting points including recessed lighting;

l. HVAC interface;

m. Finish materials of all spaces including floor patterns and tile layout together with any
special conditions identified;

n. Legends;

o. Detail, Section and Elevation References;

p. Overhead items;

q. Doors and windows with swings and types marked;

r. Expansions joints;
s. Thresholds;
t. Waterproofing;
u. Screening elements including pergolas and parapets;

3. Exterior Elevations at 1:100 scale fully detailed and considering all building and edge conditions
and interfaces. Legends, enlarged drawings/detail/elevation references added;
4. Enlarged Elevations at 1:50 scale (as required);
5. Cross Sections (Longitudinal and Traverse) at 1:100 scale fully detailed and considering all building
and edge conditions and interfaces. Legends, enlarged drawings/detail/elevation references
added;
6. Wall sections at 1:50 or 1:20 scale from foundation to top of building, showing all facade
components, materials, glazing, horizontal and vertical shading and other attached façade
 elements, dimensions, floor to floor heights, typical wall sections referenced, window head, jamb
and sill details referenced, all details referenced together with legends;
7. Building sections at 1:100 scale fully detailed and considering all building and edge conditions
and interfaces. Legends, enlarged drawings/details/elevation references added;
8. Key Detailed Plans, Sections and elevations 1:20 /1:50, for select spaces to sufficiently
document all design attributes including but not limited to stairs, kitchens, pantries, bathrooms,
provisional lift areas Room data sheets;
9. Facades engineering and Building cleaning systems, etc.
10. Mock-ups (visual, performance: Contractor to build mockups (as mentioned in the relevant
sections) to demonstrate aesthetic effects and set quality standards for fabrication and
installation. Mockups will be reviewed for approval and for acceptance by the
Engineer/Employer. When so approved and accepted, the mockups will become the standard of
workmanship by which subsequent work will be evaluated.
11. Acoustics report and drawings
12. Fire and Life safety report and drawings
13. Doors Manuals including doors schedule; hardware set; etc.
14. Updated Material samples (if required);
15. Updated Presentation materials (if required); sheets;

C. Interior Design Deliverables:

1. List of symbols and abbreviations.

2. Key plans showing the zoning and the swap areas of BOH / FOH/ Core and shell areas, in 1/200
scale.

3. Finalized partition layouts plans, indicating all fixed cabinet and millwork items; positions of
visible electromechanical fittings; in 1/100 scale.

4. Finalized furniture plans layouts, indicating all FF&E items codes references; in 1/100 scale.
5. Finalized Floor finish plans, indicating required floor finishes, setting out and code references to
the material schedules, level changes and finish floor heights, in 1/100 scale.
6. Finalized reflected ceiling plans, indicating ceiling finishes and ceiling heights above floor finish
level; in 1/100 scale.
7. General and typical elevations, profiles of additional fixed cabinet and other joinery (millwork)
items. Detail reference plans will indicate ceiling heights, finish materials, lighting locations and
built-in fixture items, and artworks location.
8. Construction Documentation details will include Reflected Ceiling typical profiles details,
mouldings and hard finishes, floor finishes junction details and interfaces, generic profiles and
details of typical door types, other joinery items; fixture detail drawings indicating details of all
cabinet and millwork items, together with full description of finishes and fixture schedules,
which will include wall, floor, cabinet and millwork finishes – these drawings are to be
supplemented with contractors shop drawings for Consultants review and approval.
9. Copy of material swatches and finish samples to be provided.
 10. Supplies and Equipment (OS&E).
11. Dimensioned Interior sectional elevations in 1/50 scale.
12. Enlarged plans layouts for main areas and typical spaces in 1/50 scale.
13. Public toilets details in 1/50 scale.
14. 3D perspective Concept Visuals for main areas for the FOH areas, as necessary (3D views
quantity to be as per client’s request).
15. Interior finish materials manual.
16. FF&E manual.
17. Sanitary and equipment manual.

D. Facades Engineering Deliverables:

1. Plans

2. Elevations

3. Partial elevations and plans

4. Shop drawings (fully detailed….)

5. Calculation notes for all elements including glass and fixation systems taking into consideration
all types of loading (wind, live load, earthquake, thermal, differential movement…)

6. Thermal, acoustic and environmental studies

7. Thermal CFD modelling by simulating a full-scale model of the projected site in an environmental
wind tunnel, to obtain the skin heat transfer and hygrothermal analysis of building components,
by adopting parameters provided in the project specifications/design report

8. Wind tunnel model of station 3 to obtain the wind load on facade by simulating a full-scale
model of the projected site in an environmental wind tunnel, to obtain the wind load on façade
components and cladding by adopting parameters provided in the project specifications/design
report (see structural design studies)

9. Material submittals for all systems and components showing compliance with performance
requirements
10. Method statements
11. Performance properties as required in specifications
12. Glass properties/composition, heat treatment, coating…
13. Mock-up (visual, performance, as shown on drawings and tender documents).
14. Performance mock-up testing
15. Site testing
16. QC plan
 17. 3rd party lab tests
18. Certifications
19. Warranties

E. Mechanical Works Deliverables

1. Drawings:

a. HVAC

i. Floor plans at each floor and operational level (Scale 1:100) for all systems including ductwork
and piping for heating, cooling and ventilation along with all equipment sizes and minimum
clearances required, and to be with full compliance with local authorities’ regulations.
ii. Schematic and riser diagrams for piping systems including chilled water, refrigerant piping, along
with all main duct sizes, etc. and to be with full compliance with local authorities’ regulations.
iii. Schematic and riser diagrams for ducting systems including exhaust & fresh air make up to and
from the building, Supply and return ducts for AHUs, and showing all duct sizes, along with all
main ducts sizes, etc. and to be with full compliance with local authorities’ regulations. etc.
iv. Miscellaneous standard and special details
v. Equipment performance schedules.
vi. Legends, Symbols and General Notes

b. Water Supply, Plumbing and Firefighting

i. Floor plans for all system including sanitary drainage, rain water drainage with drain fittings,
water supply with water treatment units and pressurizing pumps, hot water distribution network
with Heat pump for hot water generation and circulating pumps, Swimming pool Design (pumps,
filters, heat exchangers) and all firefighting systems (sprinklers, foam, FM200, etc..) at each floor
and operational level (scale 1:100) along with all main pipe sizes, equipment sizes and minimum
clearances required, etc.. and to be with full compliance with local authorities’ regulations, etc.
i. Schematic and riser diagrams for all above-mentioned systems
ii. Miscellaneous standard and special details
iii. Equipment performance schedules.
iv. Legends, Symbols and General Notes

c. Building management System (BMS)

i. Integrated Building Management System Architecture

ii. Control Schematic Diagrams
 iii. HVAC and Plumbing Sequence of Operations
iv. Typical I/O lists for Mechanical Systems
v. Typical I/O lists for Electrical and ELV Systems
vi. List of ELV Systems integrated with the BMS
vii. BMS, DDC's and Field Instruments Specifications
viii. BMS Layouts
ix. BMS Riser Diagram
x. Control Rooms Layouts.

d. Solid Waste Management Drawings

2. Preliminary data sheets, manufacturers’ standard specifications and data for all major items of
equipment.
3. Calculation sheets as required by the Engineer/Employer.

F. Electrical and telecommunication Works and Equipment

1. Electrical

a. Functional description notes

b. Final layout plans at each floor or operational level for all systems including but not limited
to lighting, small power, cable routing, earthing, lightning protection, etc. (1:100 scale.).
c. Final site layout plans showing tie-in locations, terminating location, electrical networks
routing and components, inter-building connections, external lighting system, etc.;
d. General arrangement of main electrical equipment within the relevant buildings, rooms, etc.
including cross sections (1:50 or 1:25 scale.)
e. Site wide (inter-station) connectivity and related civil infrastructure.
f. Interfaces to other/existing systems;
g. Final single line diagrams for all electrical systems including power, lighting control,
emergency lighting, earthing…etc.

h. Final main distribution boards, feeders and panelboard schedules

i. Legend, general notes, and miscellaneous installation details
j. Final data sheets, manufacturers’ standard specifications and data for all major items of
equipment.
k. All design drawings and documents for Authority NOCs and approvals
1. Calculations as required by the Engineer/Employer, including but not limited to:
a. Medium Voltage network analysis and protection coordination study, including pick-up
settings and time grading, together with time-current curves, equipment damage curves
and range of adjustments etc. as required to coordinate with upstream and downstream
protective devices of the complete system based on coordination curves of protective
devices used and specific calculated prospective short circuit currents at various points.
b. Low Voltage network study including cable sizing, voltage drop and short circuit
calculations, switchgear coordination study along with setting of protective devices for
overload, short-circuit and earth-fault currents as coordinated with upstream and
downstream systems based on specific coordination curves of protective devices used
and specific calculated prospective short circuit currents at various points.
c. Energy coordination study between Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) installed at different
levels.
d. Lightning risk assessment and lightning protection study, in order to protect the
surroundings of buildings. The analysis shall be done by a specialized key sub-consultant.
e. Earthing modelling and calculations according to actual site conditions and equipment
requirements, clearly indicating expected maximum earth fault levels, earth electrode
resistance, potential rise, cables temperature rise, and identifying the suitable conductor
sizes, type and extent of mesh, with and without the connection via the cable car support
cables. The model shall map the potential gradient and asses the safety of persons.
Modelling/calculations shall be done by a specialized key sub-consultant. A separate
model shall be done for each station.
f. Harmonic analysis and active harmonic filter calculations.

g. Vertical transportation analysis indicating population assumptions, target performance

criteria, and the achieved results. The analysis shall be done by a specialized key sub-
consultant.
h. Indoor and outdoor lighting distribution, with necessary supporting documents and
photometric data of the lighting fixtures proposed.
i. Generators sizing calculations.
j. Power factor correction capacitors sizing based on the final approved loads.
k. Battery bank calculations to fulfill the specification requirements provided for the
specific equipment.
l. Rating / derating calculations for the specified equipment and cables
m. Heat dissipation calculations relative to all equipment / enclosures (MV, LV & MCC panels,
data racks…etc.) in order to ensure that the temperature will not exceed the maximum
allowed values of components without de-rating.
 2. IT, AV, Safety & Security Systems:

a. Final Single Line Diagrams (SLD) of each functional system

b. Final Functional description notes
c. Final Layout plans at each floor or operational level for all systems including but not limited to
Telecom, Structured cabling System, IT Data Network & Equipment, IP Telephony, Wi-Fi, Audio-
visual, IPTV & Digital Signage, Security systems, Parking management & Gate control, Fire Alarm,
Public Address & Voice Evacuation, etc. (1:100 scale.).
d. Final Site installation drawings (showing tie-in locations, terminating location, duct bank,
manhole/hand-hole, Telecom & ELV infrastructure, inter-building and site wide connectivities,
system components such as site security, site Wi-Fi, outdoor cabinets, cable routing etc.;
e. Final Site wide (inter-station) connectivities – Fiber optic links and related infrastructure.
f. Telecom/Internet Service Provider (ISP) connectivities – Fixed/landline, GSM;

g. Detailed & Final Layout drawings (showing technical rooms, head-end equipment and system
components, cable conveyance system, slab openings and cable routing, ceiling/wall/furniture
mount devices, etc.);
h. Final arrangement of equipment within Main Telecom room, GSM room, Main control room, IT
rooms, AV enabled spaces, Fire command center (control room) and other locations as applicable
within the relevant buildings of the project including cross sections;
i. Detailed & Final Riser diagrams, schematic diagrams (showing interconnections between the
system components, interface and integration requirements etc.), cable routing & cable
conveyance system;
j. Detail & Final Rack elevations, installation details and schedules;
k. Final Installation details;
l. Final Calculations and design support documents (simulation result/report etc.);
m. Final Coordination documentation indicating power and cooling requirements for all Telecom, IT,
AV, Safety & Security systems;
n. Data sheets, manufacturers’ standard specifications and data for all major items of equipment
o. All design drawings and documents for Authority NOCs and approvals

G. Structural Design Deliverables

1. The contractor’s design drawings deliverables shall include, but are not limited to, the following:

a. General notes drawing, which shall show the complete design criteria and requirements as per
design codes, specifications and local authorities’ requirements.
b. Drawings showing the floor loading plans, and all machine weights.
c. Typical & standard details drawings which include, but not be limited to, typical/standard details
of joining masonry including structural RC members, precast members, lintels, typical foundation section
& details, typical columns elevation, standard masonry (Blocks) details, details of reinforcement in block
masonry, details of R.C. required to break masonry length or height, lintels schedule and detail, water
proofing details, etc.

d. Foundation layout plan and schedules or details indicating footing sizes & reinforcement,
sections, etc.
e. Axes plans, columns, shear walls layout and general arrangement. Columns and shear walls
schedules and details showing sizes, reinforcement, and embedded items.
f. Slab on grade layout and details.
g. Floor slabs layout plan and details.
h. Reinforcement plans, details, and schedules for all reinforced concrete members.
i. Columns and beams schedules and details.
j. Corbels, ledges, joints and connections.
k. Concrete pads, plinths and machine bases layout and details.
l. Schedules, sections and details that clarify the design intent, details of reinforcement, special
requirements, level changes, member sizes that are not shown in plans.
m. R.C. bearing wall and/or shear walls & retaining wall details, if applicable, complete in all respect.
n. Staircase plans, sections & reinforcement details.
o. Water proofing details of sub-structure.
p. Show all penetrations / sleeves for MEP services that have a dimension in excess of 150mm and
show location of MEP equipment plinths/supports.
q. Provide connection details and embedded items to the concrete works.

2. Structural Calculations Deliverables: Detailed structural calculations including but not limited to:

a. Prepare design criteria considering the provided tender documents as minimum requirements
unless otherwise approved by the Engineer/Employer.
b. Contractor shall prepare and submit calculation reports that shall be clear, self-explanatory, easy
to follow, and well documented covering each component of the structural works along with softcopy of
computer models conducted for the analysis/design, and calculations notes that shall include but not
limited to the followings: i. Table of contents and revision history.
c. Design philosophy including engineering assumptions, if any.

d. References of applicable codes, standards, specifications, publications, formulas, etc. used in

analysis and design.

e. List of design parameters used.

f. List of basic loads and calculations, loading diagrams with position and value of loads.

g. Clear breakdown for the applied loads.

h. List of load combinations with design factors as per applicable codes & standards.

i. Design of the structural main components.

j. Design of corbels, ledges, joints and connections.

k. Output diagrams of all straining actions, internal forces in the members, bearing stress
contours, and support reactions.

l. Strength and serviceability design of all members with summary of safety ratios for the critical
ones including the vertical and lateral vibration to achieve the human comfortability according to the
code requirements.

m. Summary of adequacy check of structural joint connections and verification with design loads.

n. Detailed calculations for the steel to steel and steel to concrete connections.

o. Calculations of the construction sequence analysis carried out and its results.

p. Design summary and conclusions.

q. List of attachments/annexures in support of design calculations.

r. Calculations should be readable and cross-referenced with the drawings and analysis models.

3. Identify the version of each software used for any calculation.

4. Un-verified design excel sheet and programs shall not be accepted.

H. Infrastructure Wet Utilities

1. Design Criteria, and Design Calculations covering:

a. Per capita demand and total domestic water requirements for the Project.
b. Landscape count and estimated irrigation requirements for the Project.
 c. Hydraulic calculations and computational models
d. Minimum, average, and peak flows in each system.
e. Fire demands and requirements.
f. Sewage flow calculations.
g. Wastewater treatment packages design and calculations.
h. Stormwater runoff calculations.
i. Site delineation and flood protection.
j. Minimum and maximum pressure in pipes.
k. Minimum and maximum velocities in pipes.
l. Minimum and maximum pipes cover.
m. Fire hydrants spacing (where needed following UAE fire code and DCD regulations).
n. Storage requirements, capacity, sizing and locations.
o. Pipeline Routes and the locations of intake systems/pumping stations/boosting stations, etc.
p. Study of the required relocation/diversion of existing utilities (if needed)
q. Study of the irrigation fields (palm groves), selection of plant species, design of the terraces

2. Drawings:

a. General layouts of the required demolition, diversion and relocation works for all existing services
encroaching the limit of works and contradicting with the proposed works as deemed necessary.
b. General layout and cross-sections of the irrigation fields, typical details, terraces,
c. General layout of the proposed systems with related components such valves, manholes, gullies,
storage facilities, treatment packages, pumping stations, etc.
d. Profiles of the pipelines if found necessary.
e. Typical details of thrust blocks, bedding details, valve chambers, etc.
f. Special details necessary for systems’ installation.
g. Construction Phasing, sequence and strategy.
h. Crossings details with other infrastructure systems.
i. Relevant structural, mechanical, electrical, and architectural drawings.
j. Preparation of the necessary applications/drawings to the requisite statutory authorities for the
“No Objection Certificate” NOC’s.

I. Infrastructure Dry Utilities

1. This part is about the redundant 11 kV lines for S1, S2 and S3.
a. Cable design for buried line to S2, obtaining NOCs from DEWA and interfaces with PSHPP
Contractor
b. Complementary survey if necessary
c. sub-contracting to a specialized sub-consultant approved by DEWA Power Distribution
d. Cable Routes to each station
e. Study of the required relocation/diversion of existing utilities (if needed)
 f. Verification of the view from each station (to ensure electrical poles are not visible)
g. Optimization of the route of overhead cables for later inspection and maintenance
h. Lines protections and SCADA details to allow substations to be remote controlled by DEWA
i. Preparation of the necessary applications/drawings to the requisite statutory authorities for
the “No Objection Certificate” NOC’s.

J. Infrastructure Roads

1. The Contractor shall submit the final design of the below drawings

a. Site Location Plan

b. Typical cross sections and miscellaneous details
c. Typical signing and Marking Details
d. Topographic survey Plan
e. Layout Plan & Setting out Plan
f. Grading Plan
g. Road Profiles
h. Signs & Marking Plan

K. Landscaping, hardscaping

1. Drawings

a. Landscape site plans of the entire development, access points, pedestrian and vehicular
circulation, walkways, driveways, on grade parking.
b. General layout plans showing all landscape elements (hardscape, softscape, furniture), and above
ground utilities including but not limited to lighting, signage, manholes, hydrants, feeder pillars.
c. Hardscape / paving plans for the whole development and roof, including paving type selection,
colors and finishes
d. Grading and site drainage plans including but not limited to finish floor levels, top and bottom of
curb levels, top and bottom of wall levels, top and bottom of stairs levels, top and bottom of wall
ramps levels, slope percentages.
e. Softscape / planting plans for the entire site development and roof, including planting species for
all palms, trees, shrubs, ground cover and grasses with the installation sizes.
f. Plant list and specifications, in sufficient detail to allow advance procurement of plants.
g. Irrigation Drawings
h. Large scale plan, elevation and section details for all Landscape design elements across the
Project, fully coordinated between all design disciplines, and as required to comprehensively
document the construction of the Works, its component parts and all interfaces between
materials, surfaces, planes and products.
i. Furniture plans including but not limited to benches, litter bins, moveable seating, planting pots,
shade structures.
j. Setting out plans with accurate dimensions and coordinates for proper construction setup.
 k. Landscape lighting and signage fully coordinated with the electrical design work and signage
team.

2. Reports

a. Material data sheets for all paving elements with all needed accessories (edging, expansion joins,
etc.) showing the images, materials, sizes, colors, finishes and area of use
b. Material data sheets for all site furnishings with all needed accessories (anchoring, SS plates, etc.)
showing the images, materials, sizes, colors, finishes and area of use
c. Material data sheets for all planting species showing the images, installation sizes (girth, caliper,
container) and irrigation demands.

3. Design Studies:

The Contractor shall be responsible to carry out the design related studies, including but not limited to
the, below:

SN Description of a Study Requirement

Operation of touristic facilities
1 Contractor shall hire a specialized consultant to review the design of the facilities from a
touristic, hostellerie, catering point of view of an operator. This consultant shall be heped
by the Cable car design team. They shall produce this analysis at the beginning of the
Detailed design stage.
Electrical Studies
SN. Description of a Study Requirement
EL-01 Medium Voltage network analysis and protection coordination study, including pick-up
settings and time grading, together with time-current curves, equipment damage curves and
range of adjustments etc. as required to coordinate with upstream and downstream
protective devices of the complete system based on coordination curves of protective
devices used and specific calculated prospective short circuit currents at various points.
EL-02 Low Voltage network study including cable sizing, voltage drop and short circuit calculations,
switchgear coordination study along with setting of protective devices for overload, short-
circuit and earth-fault currents as coordinated with upstream and downstream systems
based on specific coordination curves of protective devices used and specific calculated
prospective short circuit currents at various points.
EL-03 Energy coordination study between Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) installed at different
levels.
EL-04 Lightning risk assessment.

EL-05 Earthing system modelling and calculations according to actual site conditions and
equipment requirements, and clearly indicating expected maximum earth fault levels, earth
electrode resistance, voltage increase, temperature increase of cables, map the potential
gradient and asses the safety of persons. Size the suitable conductor sizes, type and extent
of mesh. With and without the connection via the cable car support cables.
EL-06 Harmonic analysis and active harmonic filter calculations.
EL-07 Vertical transportation analysis indicating population assumptions, target performance
criteria, and the achieved results.
EL-08 Indoor and outdoor lighting distribution, with necessary supporting documents and
photometric data of the lighting fixtures proposed.
EL-09 Generators sizing calculations.
EL-10 Power factor correction capacitors sizing based on the final approved loads.
EL-11 Battery bank calculations to fulfill the specification requirements provided for the specific
equipment.
EL-12 Rating / derating calculations for the specified equipment and cables.
Telecom Studies
TL-1 Fiber optic cable routing and installation feasibility study – outside plant, coordination with
the service provider as necessary.
TL-2 Radio coverage study for outdoor and indoor GSM coverage - in coordination with the service provider.
TL-3 Wi-Fi heat-map studies for Wireless data network coverage (both for indoor and outdoor).
TL-4 TETRA Radio coverage study for both indoor and outdoor areas � in coordination with the
service provider.
TL-5 Electroacoustic studies for the sound system
TL-6 Security Threat & Risk assessment studies for Security.
TL-7 Design calculations associated with communications and security systems engineering,
power consumption and heat dissipation, link budget, fiber count, RF survey readings, heat
maps, acoustic simulation, amplifiers ratings, speakers selection and distribution, cable sizing
and voltage drop, spacing and intensities for strobe signals and sound-pressure levels for
audible appliances, Quality of Service (QoS), redundancy, reliability and service availability.
Mechanical Studies
ME-1 Smoke Management CFD studies for all volumes in the project and CFD studies for car park
ventilation using certified software and following dedicated specifications.
ME-2 Pressurization calculation.
ME-3 Air Handling Units static pressure calculations
ME-4 Heat Recovery Air Handling Units static pressure calculations.
Description of a Study Requirement
ME-5 Fan Coil Units static pressure calculations
ME-6 Fans static pressure calculations
ME-7 Cooling Load and Heating Load calculations (HAP).
ME-8 Heat dissipation calculations (i.e.: Heat dissipation relative to all enclosures, MV, LV, MCC
and data racks in order to insure that the temperature will not exceed the maximum allowed
values of components without de-rating).
ME-9 Ventilation air flows calculations (fresh air and exhaust) for different areas in the project
(front of house, back of house and technical areas)
ME-10 Energy modelling and cooling CFD modelling for open large spaces
ME-11 Fuel volume storage calculation and fuel Pump capacity and head calculations.
ME-12 Fire Fighting Hydraulic calculations.
ME-13 FM200 System calculations.
ME-14 Foam Sprinkler system calculations.
ME-15 Drainage Hydraulic calculations (for Sewage, Rain water including Roof Gutter size
calculation, etc..).
ME-16 Cold water system calculations (Water flow calculations, water storage tank volume
calculation, Booster pump capacities, heat exchanger cooling capacities, etc..).
ME-17 Hot water system calculations (Hot water circulating pumps capacities and head, Heat Pump
heating capacity, electric water heater storage and heating capacities, Hot Water Storage
tank capacities, etc..
ME-18 All Pumps Head Calculations.
ME-19 Swimming Pool pumps, filters, heat exchangers (cooling and heating) capacities calculations.
Swimming pool hydraulic calculations including overflow channel size and surge tank size.
ME-20 Solid Waste Management Calculations
Infrastructure wet utilities
RE-1 Topographical survey
RE-2 Geotechnical and Hydrogeological Investigations
RE-3 Existing Utilities survey and existing utilities relocation/diversion (if any)
RE-4 Hydrological study for flood protection
RE-5 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Construction Environmental Management
(CEMP), if needed by jurisdiction authorities.
RE-6 Onsite Solid Waste Management (SWM) operations (storage and collection requirements),
as well as existing schemes / future plans by relevant authorities for integration with offsite
treatment/disposal Municipality facilities
Structural Studies
SN. Description of a Study Requirement
ST-1 Wind Tunneling:
• Contractor shall carry out a Wind Tunnel test for station S3 to specify the wind loads on the
structure and cladding as well as identify any secondary effects. • Contractor shall employ an
expert laboratory for this type of testing with a proven track record to carry out the Wind
tunnel test. The Lab shall be approved by Engineer/Employer prior to testing and submit
qualifications, testing criteria and a detailed time schedule • The laboratory shall carry out
the following tests: o Wind Climate Model/Wind Environment Model. o Proximity Model. o
Wind induced structural loads and responses for the structure o Wind induced structural
pressures and responses for the façade/cladding. o All tests shall be carried out based on
current and future surroundings with a minimum of 50-year return period.
ST-2 Construction Sequence:
• Contractor shall carry out a construction sequence analysis following the proposed
construction methodology, sequence and schedule including the nonlinear/time dependent
behavior of materials and the secondary actions such as creep and shrinkage. • The structure
shall be designed to withstand safely the actions and deformations from the construction
sequence analysis.
ST-3 Vibration prognosis analysis:
• Contractor shall carry out vibration prognosis of the structures due to the expected
dynamic forces induced from the cable car traffic. • Contractor shall employ a dynamic expert
with a proven track record to carry out this type of analysis. The expert shall be approved by
Engineer prior to analysis and submit qualifications, analysis criteria and a detailed time
schedule • The expert shall model the estimated maximum vibration and secondary airborne
 noise levels in the planned buildings. Appropriate measures will need to be taken in order to
reduce vibration emissions in the building. • The measures required (such as installation of
engineered anti-vibration structural bearings) shall be submitted for the
Engineer/Employer’s approval prior to proceeding with the design.
ST-4 Blast analysis:
• Blast analysis shall be considered in the structural analysis and design If the need is proven
by security threat and risk assessment .Contractor shall implement the structural
requirements in terms of but not limited to minimum structural thicknesses, reinforcement,
any form of disproportionate collapse mitigation..etc.
Geotechnical Studies
GE-1 Geotechnical Investigations, Geological Mapping and geotechnical studies for all stations and
any other structures prior to start of construction works
Landscape Studies
LS-1 Soil Investigation Report
Architecture
AR-1 Architecture mock-ups

6 CONSTRUCTION STAGE

During this stage the Contractor shall conduct any revisions to the design in order to comply with the
Engineer/Employer’s comments. He shall update the drawings, calculations notes, and other Design
documents accordingly without delay. The Contractor shall also maintain and update the 3D model. His
3D team shall be located on the construction site. These 3D models will be used for clash detection,
updated during design, updated during construction and handled to the Employer as “as-built” models.
If the Contractor requires, for his own needs, to increase the level of details (up to 400 or 500) he shall
be allowed to do so, but the Employer might require the Contractor to optimize/reduce the LOD of some
elements when he issues the 3D model.
The Contractor shall prepare and submit the shop drawings and other submittals as per requirements
stipulated in the Contract Documents to the Engineer/Employer for review and approval. Based on the
approved shop drawings and submittals, the Contractor shall develop the As-Built drawings including the
new installations and the existing systems which have been modified/upgraded.
The Contractor shall carry out during excavation works geological mapping of exposed rock, stability
analyses, identification of any potential modes of instability, monitoring of ground deformations and
vibrations, and design of required stabilization measures.

7 DESIGN PROCEDURES AND SUBMISSIONS

a. Tender Design: Before award of the Contract, selected tenderers may be required to attend
meetings with the Employer and Engineer to discuss and clarify their tender design and to agree,
in principle, any proposed amendments. Contractor shall update the Tender design according to
the discussions before being awarded the Contract.
 b. Preliminary Design: After award of the Contract, the Contractor will be required to attend a pre-
design conference with the Employer, Engineer and specialist consultants (if appropriate) to
agree the details of the design, the programme for development of the designs and the periods
and dates for submissions to and approval by the Engineer/Employer.
c. The Contractor shall submit his preliminary design to the Engineer/Employer for approval and,
during the approval period, shall attend design progress meetings with the Employer, Engineer
and specialist consultants.

i. Contractor will need to split his design studies into coherent design packages. The structure will
be submitted to the Engineer/Employer’s approval and revised as necessary along the design phase.
ii. Contractor shall obtain written Engineer/Employer’s approval for design stage of each design
package before carrying out any further Services in connection with this package. Subsequently,
Contractor shall incorporate all Engineer/Employer’s comments in the succeeding stage submittal.
iii. The first design package shall include at minimum:

 for each functional system (STR, HVAC, MV, LV, IT, AV, STP, fire detection, firefighting, CCTV …):
a site-wide SLD, a Functional description note, the general zoning and/or layout or routing
drawings
 The layout of the rooms in each station level, which (in turns) requires a preliminary sizing of
major equipment and containments

iv. For each functional system, studies must progress from the general to the specific (Technical
description note, Functional description note, SLD, hypothesis, calculations, general arrangement
drawing, detailed drawings, construction methods … ). Engineer/Employer’s approval must be obtained
on the general studies on the entire perimeter (either site-wide or station wide depending) before
progressing into more specific studies.
v. Engineer/Employer will put on hold design documents if any prior step of design has not been
completed or of other elements (other functional system, layout, …) is missing or not completed.

d. Final Design: After approval of the preliminary design, the Contractor shall make all required
amendments and provide all further details and shall submit the final design for approval.
e. All drawings and documents shall be made available in electronic form, using internationally
recognized computer programs both under native format (DWG export, XLS, WORD) and PDF. For
submission procedures,
f. All design conferences and progress meetings will be held in Employer’s office, and/or as
instructed by the Employer / Engineer thru video conference.