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1.2 Reference
Project name: PDT2 Petrochemical Package
Client: PTSSB / DIALOG
Project number: 18KL088
1.3 Acknowledgement
Upon receipt of the Request for Quotation, VENDOR shall acknowledge receipt.
- Engineering. This includes all related work like piping stress calculation, wall
thickness calculation (if applicable), structural steel analysis, structural steel
detail drawing and lifting arrangement and calculation.
- Vendor scope to include material sourcing and procurement of piping & fittings,
structural, E&I cable, cable trays, bolt and nuts, gasket, insulation materials
accordance to project specifications.
- The welding and all related work like preparations, fabrication, testing and
delivery, of the piping follow isometric drawings that will provided by VENDOR.
- The fabrication works and material delivery for the structural steel. This includes
all related work like preparations, fabrication, testing and delivery as per attached
general arrangements drawings.
- Complete assembly of all mechanical components, electrical and instrumentation
equipment including those free issued.
- Supports and brackets (welded type) for cable ladder/ trays, junction boxes,
including the necessary screws, bolts & nuts, gasket, U bolts, earth studs/screws,
earth-bars, etc (where applicable, insulation gasket between dissimilar materials.
- Vendor to design cable ladder / trays routing and locations, bearing in mind
accessibility, obstruction to operation and maintenance and safety factors. All
cable trays need to be installed with cover.
- Supply and assembly insulation (Cold Service) for skid piping (Butadiene service)
as per attached client specification appendix I.
- Supply and terminate temporary cables (for DC 24V Power and instrument
signals) from skids to metering panel in cabin for integration testing purposes.
- Supply and assembly flow test pump and temporary pipe for skid flow test follow
drawings that will provided by BUYER.
- Provide assistance and necessary equipment during workshop FAT (Factory
Acceptance Test) including flow test.
- Delivery of MDR of the mechanical works and E&I test report.
- Scheduling, supervision and management of the full intended scope in line with
the overall project schedule.
- Solving of any mechanical and E&I punch list issues.
- Skid packing and preservation for delivery.
2.2 Alternatives
Notwithstanding the requirements of the request for quote, considerations will be given
to alternatives which the supplier considers advisable in light of its technical and
commercial experience.
It is mandatory that the supplier submit a price for the material as stipulated in the RFQ
in addition to the price of any alternatives proposed. Any alternatives must be clearly
identified as a deviation and supported by detailed documentation/reasoning.
2.4 Performance
Subject to any requirements arising out of the Agreement or applicable law, the
contractual performance to be provided by VENDOR shall comply with:
Reasonable requirements with regard to safety, health, well-being and the
environment, including but not limited to, those arising out of statutory law;
The time schedule and/or execution schedule approved by BUYER during the
project specification phase;
2.5 General
The works will start immediately after PO and, if applicable, based on design
documentation which is wet stamped ‘For Construction’ or 'Approved For Construction'.
Upon each purchase order Vendor will be given a wet-stamped (red) set of drawings, if
applicable. Distribution of the correct documentation and revisions thereof, is Vendor's
responsibility.
QA requirements;
Inspection, including costs accruing from inspection by official Inspection
Authorities;
Testing as required by requisitions or other technical data included in this
Purchase Order.
Man-hours for any approved alteration shall be invoiced at cost. Materials other than
covered under the lump sum contract price shall be invoiced at cost + mark-up of 5 %
(covering engineering, procurement and coordination/handling cost).
Partial delivery is not allowed except with Buyers explicit consent in writing.
4.2 Date
Date of delivery will be latest: 15-Aug-2018 for batch 1
15-Sep-2018 for batch 2
Final documentation shall be delivered not later than 2 weeks after final delivery of the
scope. KOG reserves the right to comment on the final documentation up to at least 8
weeks after issue.
Upon Buyers request documentation shall be issued to Buyer by Vendor for review or
inspection (e.g. material certificates, manufacturer's procedures, etc.).
Vendor shall be ready for inspection of the finished goods:
5 working days
before the stated delivery time (transportation time to be considered additionally) to allow
timely inspection by Buyer and on time delivery of the scope.
In the event of a possible delay in delivery, VENDOR shall immediately inform BUYER
and shall undertake all necessary measures in order to minimize the delay.
In the event that additional costs are incurred by VENDOR due to a delay, including but
not limited to cost of extraordinary expediting and inspection required by BUYER, all
such costs will be for account of VENDOR.
Special measures necessary to recover delivery delays not caused by VENDOR may be
taken after Purchase Orders agreement on:
4.3 Packing
Note that;
Vendor to provide packing and preservation procedure for approval during
execution stage.
Scope must be clean and free of any dirt, scraps, dust, grease, etc.
All materials shall be properly and carefully packed in accordance with standard
practice for shipments/packing specifications, unless otherwise instructed and
except as noted herein.
Corrosive parts must be protected adequately before packing with grease or a
suitable soluble substance. All bright and machined parts are to be coated with a
rust preventive. Instruments, precision tools, ball bearings, electric motors, etc.
which could be damaged if not maintained in a moisture-free condition, must be
given special attention in the matter of packing.
AII openings in pipes, machinery, etc. must be protected by wooden covers or
plugs, and any machine threads must be covered by caps or wrapped to protect
against damage in transit. Corrosive parts must be protected adequately before
packing with grease or a suitable soluble substance. All terminations shall be
protected by 19 MM wooden discs secured with a minimum of 4 tie-wraps each.
Proper packing (protection against damage due to transport, e.g. flange faces &
paint) of the half product and finished goods, such that the risk of impact on the
project of damage of the goods is minimized. Vendor shall ensure selection of
transporter to facilitate minimum project impact and risk.
Tagging of each item making reference to project, sub-item, location on the
skid/assembly and/or project documents (e.g. isometrics) such that each item is
clearly mark and directly usable for assembly. Lots of smaller and identical items
in larger amounts (>25) may be gathered on/in a clearly labeled or marked
pallet/box.
One (1) copy of packing list shall be inserted in a waterproof envelope and
tacked on the outside of each box. It shall clearly state the total number of boxes
of each delivery.
AII cases and crates to be stenciled in black waterproof ink on two opposite sides
in clear legible characters and on bundles the marking to be embossed on a
metal or similar tag and wired on securely.
Packages containing FRAGILE articles must be packed with special-precaution
against risk of breakage, and in substantial wooden cases. Such containers must
be stenciled on all sides FRAGILE and HANDLE WITH CARE.
Vendor to provide free storage of equipment upon IRN issuance.
A detailed packing list will be provided by Vendor. This packing list shall give the
following information as a minimum:
Krohne (M) Sdn Bhd purchase order number;
Qualities, item number and material description of the goods in relation to the
applicable engineering documents.
5.1 Audits
The Buyer shall carry out Audits of the Quality and Progress throughout the Contract. An
Audit Schedule shall be included in the Project Quality Plan. Quality inspector to be
informed on any planned audit three weeks in advance.
The Audit Schedule shall include External Audits carried out by the Supplier on Sub-
Contractors if applicable.
Failure to comply with the above will not lead to any lenience in inspection points in any
way; any delay resulting from insufficient notification period will be for VENDOR's
account.
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6.6 Validity
All proposals must remain valid and open for acceptance for a period of 90 days.
6.7 Conditions
With the exception of explicitly mentioned discrepant conditions, the Krohne Oil and Gas
S-6.1.2. RO2 General Purchase Conditions for Equipment and Materials apply to all our
transactions. A copy will be forwarded to you on request.
The Vendor shall guarantee that the materials or labor possesses the qualities promised,
that they are free from defects and suited for the intended purpose, and that they satisfy
at least the applicable legal requirements and regulations.
6.8 Content
Quotations shall contain following information as minimum:
Confirmation of conformity of quote in accordance with the request of quotation
and all the enquiry documents.
Prices per item, in accordance with the enquiry documents.
Acceptance of standard payment condition, i.e. 60 days after receipt of a true
and correct invoice.
Exceptions and/or deviations to requisition and its attachments.
Testing as required by requisition or other technical data included in this RFQ;
Certifications as required by requisition or other technical data included in this
RFQ.
Any other additional cost which may be applicable.
sub-suppliers and the names of manufacturers of purchased products/materials
18KL008-RFQ-FABRICATION 11/18 12 March 2018
Project: PDT2 PETROCHEMICAL PACKAGE
6.9 Mailing address
You are requested to direct your quotation and all questions concerning technical or
commercial aspects of this enquiry to the undersigned. All correspondence shall be in
the English language.
6.10 General
Purchaser reserves the right to accept other than the lowest quotation or reject any
quotation. Suppliers are solely responsible for expenses incurred in preparing the
proposal or to attend any follow-up meetings.
Purchaser shall not be obligated in any manner to any supplier whatsoever until a written
agreement and/or purchase order has been executed relating to an approved proposal.
Vendor who declines submitting a quotation or is unsuccessful with his quotation shall
return all the documents for inquiry purpose to Purchaser.
Immediately upon receipt of Materials at the VENDOR Site, VENDOR shall inspect and
verify the condition and contents listing. Inspection shall be undertaken by qualified
personnel and shall include verification of dimensional correctness and material
certification, and a check for shortages and damage.
Vendor shall keep complete and accurate Materials control records. VENDOR shall
store Materials in an orderly manner and clearly mark, label or tag each item stored
showing identification number and abbreviated description. VENDOR shall color code all
piping/fittings and shall strictly segregate material groups, tagged and special items.
In the event that damage occurs to any Materials, VENDOR shall notify the BUYER
immediately through a damage report. Any damage or loss shall be rectified by
VENDOR in the manner agreed upon by BUYER.
VENDOR must ensure all remaining and scrap material of the delivered free issue
material is returned to BUYER’s premises not later than 4 weeks after completion of the
works. These materials shall be separated per type and be coded as per specification.
VENDOR must take all reasonable special care in handling/storing the free issues
materials and the products of which these free issue materials become a part to ensure
that they do not damage, from the moment the goods are available to VENDOR up to
and including the moment of delivery by VENDOR according agreed terms. In case of
damage/loss the VENDOR shall prove that VENDOR reasonably could not have avoided
the damage/loss and shall repair the damage if possible or shall replace the damaged
good ensuring a minimum impact of the occurrence on the project.
In the event that damage occurs to any Materials, VENDOR shall notify the BUYER
immediately through a damage report. Any damage or loss shall be rectified by
VENDOR in the manner agreed upon by BUYER.
Without limitation to any other obligations and liabilities of Vendor under this contract,
Vendor shall maintain insurance of all free issued materials and equipment to be
furnished by it as part of the works against all risks of loss or damage during
construction/fabrication, and at any time that such goods are within the care (contractual
scope) of Vendor i.e. during transport or at any sub-contractor of the Vendor.
Vendor shall request a lump sum figure from Buyer of the value of all free-issued
materials and equipment, provide insurance to cover such value, and provide Buyer with
written evidence of the insurance/s. Vendor is responsible for maintaining such
insurance until the point of delivery to Buyer.
Any and all materials or equipment free-issued by Buyer to Vendor shall wholly remain
the property of Buyer throughout the entire contract period.
VENDOR must ensure all remaining and scrap material of the delivered free issue
material is returned to BUYER’s premises not later than 4 weeks after completion of the
works. These materials shall be separated per type and be coded as per project
specification.
9.4 Procedures
It is mandatory for the vendor to issue a weld map or LISL together with the welding
WPS/PQR. CLIENT will otherwise not give approvals on WPS's/PQR's.
Always issue the wire/electrode data sheets.
All documentation shall be in English. None english certificates will be translated
and certified. Costs are for Vendor.
Always issue the NDE procedures for approval.
Generally the hydrostatic test procedures / PWHT procedures / Paint procedures
are made by Buyer. Vendor shall follow these procedures when so indicated.