General Technical Specification

3.0 mtpy steel plant at Nagarnar

LIST OF CONTENTS FOR GS-15

Sl. Description Page No.

No.
01. Scope of Work 2-9

02 List Of Tools & Tackles 10

03 Cold Trial, Preliminary Acceptance Test, 11

Commissioning & Final Acceptance Test

04 Weight Schedule 11

05 Time Schedule 11

06 Resource Plan 11

07 Obligation Of The Purchaser 12-13

08 List Of Exclusions From Contractors Scope Of Work 13

And Services

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1.0.0 SCOPE OF WORK

The scope of work of the Contractor shall include complete erection
services covering unloading, receiving of materials, storage, store
management, transportation to site and subsequent handling at site,
preservation, erection / installation, testing, start-up, commissioning and
performance tests of all plant and equipment supplied by the Contractor
as well as those that may be procured from / fabricated by agencies based
on the Contractors drawings, specification and bill of materials.
ERECTION METHODOLOGY
The Contractor shall select and adopt methods and procedures for
equipment erection to suit the nature of equipment and erection work
involved according to his experience in such works.

The Contractor shall closely co-ordinate and co-operate with all other
contractors working at site simultaneously during erection, testing, start-
up and commissioning.
The Contractor shall keep equipment, structures and materials adequately
braced by guys, struts or other approved means which shall be supplied,
and installed by the Contractor as required till the erection work is
satisfactorily completed.
Contractor shall supply safety helmets, gloves, safety shoes, welding
helmet, goggles, safety belts, aprons etc to the workmen as per safety
requirement at site.
1.1.0 STORE CONSTRUCTION
The stores are to be constructed and maintained by the Contractor until
the plant is commissioned and handed over to the Purchaser. The area of
the store shall be decided based on actual site requirement. The plain
land shall be provided by the Purchaser.
1.1.1 Covered Store
All four walls will be brick walls with cement lining. Wall thickness will
be approx. 9-12 inch. A metal door and windows will be provided. The
floor will be leveled and made out of stone boulders and cement plastered
wherever necessary. The roof will be covered by Tin Sheet using pipes to
support the roof with adequate material handling equipment and overhead
truss to move the material within store and to unload in and unload from
store. The store can be of any other construction best suited for proper
storage and protection of equipment. The size and other details of the
store shall be suitably decided.
Some of the material requires Air Conditioned storage. The contractor
shall construct covered air conditioned stores, if required depending on
the nature of storage of equipment. The specification of store shall be
same as above with Air conditioning arrangement.
The drawing for covered stores shall be prepared by the contractor and
the same shall be approved by NMDC/consultant. Construction of stores
shall be as per the approved drawings.

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The lighting inside and outside the stores shall be under the scope of
contractor including supply of all the lighting materials.
The contractor shall provide and maintain computers and printers to
maintain the store management records.
1.1.2 Open Area
An open area as per requirement shall be used at suitable location to store
the equipment. This area will be roughly leveled and fenced with barbed
wire and poles with a gate. The equipment will be stored on floor on
sleepers and covered with plastic/tarpaulin sheets.
1.2.0 MATERIAL RECEIPTS, STORAGE & HANDLING
1.2.1 Receipt and unloading of all material including spares for mechanical &
auxiliary equipment & System from stores and any other material
received from equipment supplier, maintaining proper documents of the
items received, handling etc. from the start date until all the material is
erected & commissioned and handed over to the Purchaser is the
responsibility of the Contractor.
1.2.2 The material received from the supplier shall be checked and verified by
the Contractor for completeness of supply as per packing list. An
Equipment Inspection & Verification Report (EIVR) shall be prepared by
the Contractor to report any damage/missing items. Opening of crates and
packing cases, thorough cleaning and checking of equipment etc. in
relation to manufacturers drawings/packing lists and inspect for any
visible damage or defect. Damaged/missing items, if any shall be brought
to the notice of Purchaser.
1.2.3 Any special equipment, which needs air-conditioned storage, shall be
kept in air-conditioned store.
1.2.4 The Contractor shall lodge insurance claim for material / packages
received in damaged condition.
1.2.5 The Contractor shall remove any material from the stores only against
written authorisation. Certain specified performa shall be used for this
purpose.
1.2.6 The Contractor shall also securely pack and forward to the transporter;
certain items which may have to be delivered to the other agencies for
repair/assembly work. For the above said packing, Contractor can use
free of charge cartoons, packing wood, which shall be available at site
due to unpacking of equipment for erection work.
1.2.7 The Contractor shall hand over left over items/commissioning spares to
the stores of the Purchaser against delivery challans.
1.2.8 The Contractor shall maintain proper records of the material transported
and stored by him after receipt from the stores.
1.3.0 STORING OF EQUIPMENT

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The equipment shall be stored in closed or semi-closed type stores

according to the protection needed for different types of equipment and
parts. Microprocessor based instruments, analytical balance etc, which
need temperature and humidity controlled storage shall be stored in AC
stores.
1.3.1 Insulation Materials
All insulation materials shall be carefully handled to prevent damage and
shall be protected from moisture. High, medium, low temperature
insulation materials shall be stacked in suitably identifiable units.
1.3.2 Pipes

All pipes shall be carefully unloaded. Ends of all pipes and the openings
of all flanges and nozzles attached to drums, tanks or equipment while in
storage shall be greased, capped, plugged or blank flanged.
1.3.3 The Contractor shall check that valves and fittings are not subject to
corrosion from hydrostatic test liquid remaining saturated in the
packings.
Packing rings, gaskets, flanges, bolts and nuts etc shall be suitably
stacked in racks with marking.
1.3.4 Structural Fabricated Materials
All structural fabricated members shall be stacked in the sequence in
which they are required for erection. All members shall be stacked free
from ground to prevent corrosion and shall be so stacked as not to cause
deformation in any individual member.
1.3.5 For the laboratory equipment and other instruments, which are highly
sophisticated and delicate in nature, extra precautions shall be taken
while handling to prevent accidental failure during loading and unloading
operations. Special care shall be taken during transportation of these to
avoid damage to the equipment due to vibration.
1.3.6 Laboratory equipment, control instrument panels, switchgears, motors,
instruments, control devices, other electrical equipment and accessories
shall be stored in a cool dry covered place. Particular care shall be taken
to prevent ingress of foreign matter, moisture or rodents, in such
equipment.

1.3.7 Welding Rods

Welding rods shall be stored in a hot dry place. During storage, welding
rods for different alloy materials and categories of work shall be stored
separately and identified for proper use.

1.3.8 Protection against Weather & Fire Hazards

The Contractor shall provide at his own cost any required sleepers or
concrete or wooden blocks for supports and tarpaulins for protecting the
equipment etc against inclement weather during installation.

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The contractor shall also ensure storage in such a way that it is free from
fire hazards. However, fire fighting equipment like fire buckets, dry
chemical cylinders etc to be kept in sufficient numbers for any
eventualities.
1.4.0 TRANSPORTATION
1.4.1 The Contractor shall provide necessary fixtures, fasteners and other
safety measures to ensure safe transportation of materials from store to
erection site.
1.4.2 The Contractor shall be responsible for arrangement of adequate material
handling equipment like trucks, trailers, forklifts, mobile cranes, tools
and tackles as required for his work.
1.4.3 The necessary lifting tackles, tools, wire ropes, slings of suitable
capacities and other equipment necessary to carry out the work shall be
arranged by the Contractor. All such lifting tackles should have valid test
certificates.
1.4.4 All equipment and rigging shall be examined and checked by Contractor
at frequent intervals to prevent accidental failure and consequent damage
to the equipment, structures and materials to be installed.
1.5.0 CIVIL FOUNDATIONS
1.5.1 The equipment shall be installed on civil foundations. All pits, pockets
and sumps shall be thoroughly cleaned by the Contractor. The foundation
bases shall be cleaned by water and compressed air to expose the surface.
The top of the concrete foundation shall be thoroughly cleaned by the
Contractor prior to placement of equipment on foundation. Concrete
surface shall be roughed up by chipping 5 to 10 mm deep uniformly and
the surface shall be washed & cleaned with water.
1.5.2 The Contractor shall provide benchmarks at 10 to 12 locations in
longitudinal & traverse axis inside the bay wherever necessary for the
purpose of checking the foundations.
1.5.3 The Contractor shall establish necessary benchmarks and sub-center lines
required for the purpose of erection of individual equipment.
1.5.4 The Contractor shall also establish permanent center lines and bench
marks at convenient location for future reference of the plant personnel.
1.5.5 The Contractor shall check rough concrete levels, foundation bolt hole
locations and levels and pockets for all equipment foundations based on
civil drawings before start of erection.
1.5.6 If any discrepancy is noticed in the dimensions, center lines, levels,
locations etc of the foundation or anchor bolts or pockets, the same shall
be rectified by the contractor.
1.5.7 Minor cutting, chipping, cutting of few reinforcement rods if required
and deepening of foundation/pocket up to 50 mm to eliminate any minor
interference of the equipment with their respective foundations etc shall
be carried out by the Contractor.
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1.5.8 Any embedded steel inserts necessary for pipe supports, if not fully
exposed, shall be exposed by the Contractor by a depth of maximum
25mm enabling him to weld the pipe supports.
Contractor should provide any missing/additional steel inserts if
necessary.

1.5.9 The concrete surface shall be cleaned from all foreign particles and
degreased before grouting of the equipment.

1.5.10 The Contractor will do dressing and micro chipping of foundations as

well as cleaning of top concrete foundation with air and water prior to
placement of equipment/grouting.

1.6.0 TEMPORARY INSTALLATIONS

1.6.1 The contractor shall provide all temporary ladders, scaffolding materials,
platforms, supports and other necessary facilities required for handling,
erection shall be the responsibility of the Contractor.

1.6.2 The contractor shall arrange access at site required for the erection work
shall be the responsibility of the contractor.

1.6.3 The Purchaser shall provide one point for power and water. The
Contractor shall take responsibility of further extension (laying) as per
site requirement and maintenance of these points.

1.6.4 The contractor shall provide temporary lighting in the erection area.

1.7.0 MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS & TACKLES

1.7.1 The Contractor shall mobilise adequate material handling equipment of
adequate capacity like mobile cranes, fork lifts, trailers, winches,
derricks, pulley blocks, slings etc in addition to other erection tools and
consumables.
1.7.2 The Contractor shall provide all necessary construction tools and tackles,
portable compressors, small hand tools, instruments, building equipment
etc required for erection work.
1.7.3 The Contractor shall furnish a tentative list of tools and tackles and other
erection material required for carrying out the erection and
commissioning of the plant.
1.7.4 The erection contractor shall make necessary arrangement for providing
mobile crane to ensure timely completion of erection work. The mobile
crane should be able to handle single link weight of 100 t or as required
considering maximum weight to be erected
1.8.0 CONSUMABLES & OTHER ERECTION MATERIALS
1.8.1 Contractor shall supply all required consumables and erection materials
including, but not limited to oxygen, acetylene gas, argon gas, solder
lugs, welding rods, oil, grease, kerosene, trichloroethylene, shim stocks,
tags, jointing compounds, gaskets, insulation materials, Prussian blue,
petrol, diesel, solvents, sealing compounds, bolts & nuts, rivets, piano
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wires, wood blocks, spacers, templates, jute and cotton waste, cloth,
emery paper etc as required for the completion of the work according to
the contract. All materials used in connection with erection work shall
comply with appropriate Standards
1.8.2 The Contractor shall supply all erection materials including packing
plates, machined taper wedges, shims etc. The materials required for the
fabrication/machining of these plates shall also be supplied by the
Contractor.
1.8.3 Painting - the Contractor shall arrange for touch up painting. The paint
shall be specified by the Purchaser and supplied by the Contractor.
1.8.4 Permanite gaskets of various thicknesses shall be provided by the
Contractor.
1.8.5 Supply of pickling pumps, flushing pumps, pickling and neutralising
materials, temporary pipeline connection with valve for forming loops,
fabrication of pickling tanks etc. to carry out pickling by in-situ process
shall be done by the Contractor.
1.9.0 SITE FABRICATION WELDING
The welding and the welded work shall conform to IS:316 and IS:9596,
unless otherwise specified.
Preparation of Joints - The edges shall be prepared by flame cutting
torch, correctly to the shape, size and dimensions of the groove as per the
site conditions and no machine tools shall be deployed for the purpose.
Wherever necessary, parts to be welded shall be properly assembled and
held firmly in position by means of jigs clamps etc prior to and during
welding. Tolerances for assembly of welded joints shall be as per
IS:9595/AWS D1.1 or equivalent.
Qualification and Testing of Welders - The Contractor shall satisfy the
Consultant that the welders appointed by the Contractor are suitable for
the work for which they are responsible and shall produce evidence to the
effect that welders have satisfactorily completed appropriate tests
Welding Procedure - Welding procedure shall be prepared by the
Contractor in line with IS:7307 and tests shall be carried out to qualify
procedure.
Jigs and Manipulators - Jigs and manipulators shall be used where
practicable and shall be designed to facilitate welding and to ensure that
all welds are easily accessible to the operators.

The joints shall be radiographically tested by the Contractor, wherever

necessary.
The Contractor shall employ competent persons to supervise and inspect
welding work to ensure that the standard of workmanship and the quality
of the materials comply with the requirements laid down in this
specification.

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Destructive Testing of Welds if required shall be carried out. These shall

be carried out at the discretion of the Consultant as per details mutually
agreed.
Dye penetrant, chalk-kerosene test, magnetic particle, X-ray / Gamma-
ray radiography and ultrasonic testing shall be employed to ensure that
the welds are free from defects if the same has been specified in the
drawings or if required at site in consultation with NMDC/consultant.
Unless otherwise specified, extent of non-destructive testing shall be as
agreed mutually between Contractor and Consultant.
Extent of Coverage of Non-destructive Tests - Non-destructive tests of
welded joints shall be carried out as per approved drawings and
procedures. The extent to which non-destructive tests are to be carried
out shall be mutually discussed and agreed between the Contractor and
Consultant.
The following documents shall be maintained by the Contractor and
produced as and when asked for by the Consultant :
The quality of electrodes and accessories to be used.
List of certificates on qualification of welders who will carry out or
have carried out welding and also their identification stamps on
welding done by them.
Documents on approved deviations, if any.
Radiography films and their interpretation joint wise, if udertaken.
Ultrasonic test reports, if undertaken.
Details of joints checked by liquid dye-penetration examination, if
undertaken.
Details of joints checked by magnetic particle inspection.
Acceptance Norms - Acceptance norms for welds shall generally be as
per relevant IS, however in absence of suitable guidelines in IS, the
contractor shall follow the welding norms of consultant which shall be
handed over to contractor during execution of job.
1.10.0 REVISIONING, ASSEMBLY, ALIGNMENT & GROUTING OF
EQUIPMENT
1.10.1 The Contractor, where necessary, shall dismantle equipment and revision
the parts if required before placement on foundation. All gear drives and
pinion stands shall be dismantled if required, the gear casing shall be
levelled and aligned and the gear elements assembled with casing and
box up with lubrication pipes etc and grouted. However, the gearboxes,
which are proprietary in nature shall not be opened.
1.10.2 The Contractor shall clean thoroughly all the parts to be assembled,
lubricate and reassemble. All doweling wherever necessary shall be done
by the Contractor. Site assembly envisages certain amount of drilling &
reaming of dowel holes of various sizes. The Contractor shall arrange to
carry out the above jobs including supply of drills and reamers upto 20
dia holes.
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1.10.3 Installation of all electrical equipment to be coupled to the mechanical

equipment including all DC and AC motors along with motor mounted
ventilation units, tacho-generators, tacho-combination units, brakes, limit
switches, position encoders etc as specified.
1.10.4 The Contractor shall align all the equipment to the accuracy as indicated
in the drawings. On completion of the final alignment prior to grouting of
the equipment, a certificate indicating alignment/levels with reference to
the drawing and actual dimensions achieved shall be prepared by the
Contractor for consultants/Customer' s certification.
1.10.5 The Contractor shall carry out certain amount of gas cutting and grinding
on components as required to maintain the working clearance.
1.10.6 Minor rectification on equipment/component during erection/ assembly/
trials shall be carried out by the Contractor at site by gas cutting, welding,
grinding, drilling and tapping new holes etc as a part of erection work.
1.10.7 Limit switches/proximity switch bases, strikers etc shall be mounted on
to the equipment either by drilling and tapping holes or by welding as per
drawing. Modification of the base frames/support frame of mounted
electrics to the extent of enlarging/plugging and drilling and tapping of
new holes below dia 20 mm only shall be carried out by the Contractor.
1.10.8.1 The Contractor shall carry out grouting of the equipment with anti-shrink
grouting material or as specified by the consultant/customer including
supply of grout materials.
1.10.9 The Contractor shall align, level & grout the AC & DC motors and also
align & level electrical equipment mounted on mechanical equipment.
The Contractor shall couple the electrical motors to the mechanical drives
after getting clearance from Purchaser. The Contractor shall fit the
couplings on both gear box shaft and motor shaft. Further decoupling and
coupling shall also be done as may be necessary at site.
1.10.10 Certain electrical items shall be received at site duly assembled with
mechanical equipment. The Contractor shall arrange for their erection,
testing and commissioning. All motors and driven equipment shall be
accurately leveled and aligned to required tolerances. Equipment shipped
with motor mounted, shall be rechecked and realigned, if necessary.
Laser alignment kits to be used to the extent possible to achieve higher
accuracy level.
1.10.11 Flushing, first filling and subsequent topping up of oils, and lubricants
shall be carried out by the Contractor.
1.10.12 The Contractor shall erect all auxiliary equipment, steel work, piping and
instruments, ventilation equipment etc. complete in all respects to the
stage of commissioning in accordance with contract and as per relevant
drawings/instructions.

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2.0.0 LIST OF TOOLS AND TACKLES.

The following is the indicative list of tools & tackles required for erection
of the equipment. Contractor has to prepare and submit a detailed list of
tools and tackles prior to start of erection :
1. Hardened and ground parallel blocks (pairs of various sizes).
2. Piano wire 0.3 mm dia and 0.5 mm dia.
3. 300 mm and 500 mm combination squares.
4. Protractor head for use with combination squares.
5. Plumb bobs.
6. Nylon fishing wire.
7. Hydraulic jack - 25 T, 10 T, 5 T
8. Screw jacks - 25 T, 10 T, 5 T
9. Welding machines - Adequate no.
10. Welding generator.
11. Gas cutting sets with torches, hoses and gauges.
12. Woven wire slings - pairs of various lengths and diameters from
10 mm to 25 mm.
13. Open-end wrenches for all sizes of bolts.
14. Light duty and heavy duty socket sets.
15. Pneumatic drilling machine.
16. Pneumatic grinding machine.
17. Electric sander and buffer.
18. High-speed electric drilling machine with magnetic base with
capacity up to 32 mm dia .
19. HSS twist drills & reamers.
20. Slip gauges.
21. Filler gauge
22. Sledge hammers - various weights.
23. Pneumatic chipping hammers with full complements of flat,
gauge, cope chisels.
24. Flexible grinders with stone wheels.
25. Angle grinders.
26. Straight grinders.
27. Torque wrenches from 100 NM to 3000 NM .
28. Cold rolled steel and brass shims of different thickness.
29. Eyebolts of various sizes from M8 and above.
30. Clevises for slings.
31. Compressed air hose and cleaning equipment.
32. Complete sets of machinist' s hand tools.
33. Files, emery cloth, cleaning cloth and wire brushes.
34. Hand greasing equipment .
35. Wire ropes of various diameters and lengths.
36. Manila rope of various diameters and lengths.
37. Chain pulley blocks 20 T, 10 T, 5 T .
38. Different sizes of drills, taps, threading dies.
39. Box type square precision level of 0.01mm/m
40. Magnetic base micrometer with electronic attachment or with
potentiometer attachment.
41. Welding cable
42. Pipe bending machine.
43 Laser Alignment Kit

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3.0.0 COLD TRIAL, PRELIMINARY ACCEPTANCE TEST,

COMMISSIONING & FINAL ACCEPTANCE TEST
Contractor shall deploy necessary resources during Cold trial, PAT,
Commissioning & FAT and extend necessary assistance for successful
completion of above activities and shall perform following activities.
Attending to points for rectification / modification mentioned in
Preliminary Acceptance test.
Deployment of manpower round the clock, if necessary.
Minor rework, if necessary, to ensure required performance of the
equipment.
Inspecting gearboxes drives for oil flow and cleaning nozzles etc.
Coupling / decoupling motors with drives.
Adjustment / relocation of limit switches / sensors / strikers /
proximity switches etc.
Fitting, refitting, removing and fitting of splines, coupling guards
wherever required.
Check oil leakage and rectify.
Removal and refitting of chains / ropes etc.
Lubricating / greasing of equipment as per instruction manuals
Overall cleaning, check for tightness of bolts / fasteners etc.
Checking all connections / joints, priming connections etc.
Gearboxes to be cleaned, washed and filled up as per the instruction
manuals. Replace gaskets and oil seals etc., if necessary.
Preparation of check list and protocols for the safety of men &
machineries.
4.0.0 WEIGHT SCHEDULE
Detail of weight schedule shall be furnished during finalization of
contract.
5.0.0 TIME SCHEDULE
The time required for erection and commissioning will be as per contract.
A schedule shall be prepared by Contractor and submitted to the
consultant/Purchaser for actual work plan based upon the realistic site
conditions. The date of start of erection job will be intimated to the
Purchaser.
The Contractor shall reschedule the work and work overtime at his own
cost with the prior approval of the Purchaser as may be necessary to meet
the required erection schedule.
6.0.0 RESOURCE PLAN
6.1.1 The Contractor shall deploy all labour - skilled, semi-skilled and
unskilled, riggers, mill wrights, certified welders, pipe fitters, instrument
fitters, mechanics, licensed electricians, supervisors, foremen, erection
and testing engineers etc. needed for proper erection and commissioning
of plant and equipment.
6.1.2 The Contractor shall arrange management of erection work with proper
and adequate supervision by qualified personnel for ensuring progress of
erection work and quality of workmanship.
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7.0.0 OBLIGATION OF THE PURCHASER

7.1.0 Obligations of the Purchaser for Erection
7.1.1 Roads / accesses as per permanent plant layout capable of carrying heavy
and oversized equipment by trucks / trailers.
7.1.2 Complete storm water and sanitary drainage for the covered buildings
used as premises ( excluding turnkey projects ).
7.1.3 To allow the contractors (including his major sub-contractor) workers
and staff to avail the Purchasers first aid facilities at site ad Purchasers
hospital facilities if available on chargeable basis.
7.1.4 Other facilities :
a) Facilities for free call on Purchasers fire service as required.
b) Sufficient levelled space for construction of temporary site stores,
site office, fabrication yard etc.
c) Adequate water for erection and drinking purpose and for use at
assembly, stores office, erection site etc at battery limit. The quantum
of requirement shall be specified by the contractor.
d) Supply of power as per availability from 415V 3 phase AC with
tapping points for assembly, piping, cabling and erection purpose at
battery limit. The quantum of requirement of construction power
shall be specified by the contractor.
e) Assist in issue of gate passes for entry of the contractor including his
sub-contractors personnel, removal / entry of materials, tools and
tackles etc. belonging to the contractor or his subcontractors and
permission to engage female labour for working inside the plant as
per labour laws.
f) Plant security force in position for overall security of plant as and
when available.

7.1.5 The Purchaser shall only forward the application to statutory authorities
as principal employer for obtaining licences, permits, statutory consents
etc. which the Contractor may need to obtain in the interest of the work.
7.2.0 Obligations of the Purchaser for Storage & Transportation.
7.2.1 Area for covered stores / sheds of required area within a distance of
maximum 2000 m from the erection site. The above covered areas shall
not preferably be in more than three separate buildings. For turnkey
projects, the contractor has to make space for storage of equipment in
their own area.
7.2.2 Area for open space for storage of equipment adjacent to the covered
storage building.
7.2.3 Electricity at the nearest CPSS and water at construction water main.
7.2.4 Access to central fire brigades as and when available.

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7.2.5 Railway tracks and siding adjacent to the storage area as and when
available.
7.2.6 Approximate area required for stores. The actual requirement shall,
however, be discussed and finalised later.
8.0.0 LIST OF EXCLUSIONS FROM CONTRACTORS SCOPE OF
WORK AND SERVICES
,
8.1.0 Operating personnel for commissioning purpose and for running the plant
for production purpose.

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