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RECORD OF REVISION

Rev. Incorporated
Section Page Company Comment Contractor Response
No. (Y/N)

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 1.4 9 Ingress Protection Y
section 1.4

ICSS : Integrated Control and Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 1.4 9 Y
Safety System section 1.4

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 1.4 9 VHF : Very High Frequency Y
section 1.4

, junction box shall be increased

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 2.2 10 safety Ex e, cable gland shall Y
section 2.2
be Ex d e

IS or Ex i protection shall only

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 2.2 10 be used with company Y
section 2.2
approval.

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 2.2 10 56 Y
section 2.3

All indoor located

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 2.2 10 telecommunication equipment Y
section 2.3
or panel shall be IP 42.

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 2.2 10 outdoor Y
section 2.3

Availability and Reliability:

The telecommunication system
shall have the highest possible
level of reliability, availability
and maintainability that can be
reasonably and economically
achieved. Common mode
failure shall be avoided.
The overall availability and
reliability of the complete
package shall be demonstrate Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 2.2 11 by vendor. The vendor shall Y
section 4.5
furnish their best estimate of
Mean Time Between Failure
(MTBF) and Mean Time To
Repair (MTTR) for the
equipment concerned.
In case of failure modes, which
make a significant contribution
to the overall unavailability, the
vendor may be required to
demonstrate that their assumed
repair time can be achieved.

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Electro Magnetic Compatibility

(EMC):
All applicable electronic
equipment shall be designed so
that the electromagnetic Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 2.2 11 disturbance which is generated Y
section 4.6
does not exceed a level
allowing telecommunication
equipment and other relevant
apparatus to operate as
intended.

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 4 12 CCTV recorder facility at AUP Y
section 4

refer to the above availability Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 4 12 and reliability comment
Y section 4

Noted and Incorporated. For UHF

B 4 12 UHF Handheld Radio Y handheld radio section has been
deleted.

including remote ESD signal

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 4 12 from AUP to WHP-C and WHP- Y section 4
D

Vendor shall obtain frequency

license and any other required
licenses which are related to
the supplied radio system from Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 4 12
the authority and submitted the
Y section 4.1
licenses to the company as part
of vendor's scope of supply
(refer to para. 5.1.1)

New additional UHF handheld

radio is NOT required for this Noted. For UHF handheld radio
B 4.2 13 Y
facility as company will utilize section has been deleted.
existing UHF handheld radio

will use existing UHF handheld

B 4.2 13 Y Noted.
radio

for 24 hour continuous Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 4.3 13 Y
operation section 4.3

- Boat landing (1 ea fix CCTV)

Noted. However for the quantity is
B 4.3 13 - Process area at cellar deck (1 Y
not state since this is specification.
ea fix CCTV)

note: PTZ requirement

considered to be deleted to
Noted. PTZ type has been replace
B 4.3 13 reduce power consumption for Y
with Fixed type
24 hours CCTV continuous
operation service.

Outdoor enclosure shall be

suitable for use at hazardous
B 4.4 13 area classification zone 2, IIA,
T3 (either flameproof Exd or
increased safety Ex e note:

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Synergy to clarified with vendor

for panel protection).

The Contractor/Vendor shall

liaise during design, installation,
testing and commissioning of all
telecommunication equipments
B 5 14 Y Noted. Refer to section 4.
located on outdoor at WHP-C
and WHP-D and indoor at AUP
to comply with all of project
requirements.

DMR shall provide fast, reliable

communication facilities for the
B 5.1 14 Y Noted. Refer to section 5.1
transmission of video and
process data.

Please check requirement for

DMR antenna cables (eg:
elliptical waveguide type, non
halogen fire resistant sheath,
B 5.1 14 Y Noted. Refer to section 5.1.6
etc) and connectors. The
requirement of DMR antenna
cables and connector to be
detailed on this specification.

B 5.1 14 and antenna cables Y Noted. Refer to section 5.1

-DMR minimum transmission

capacity 16 x E1 or ethernet 34
Mb/s baseband capacity or
B 5.1 14 equivalent as per ITU-T G.703 Y Noted. Refer to section 4.1

-Specify DMR frequency band

(eg: 7 GHz )

B 5.1.2 14 marine/offshore Y Noted. Refer to section 5.1.2

DMR shall be possible to

disconnect radio transmission
or reduce power of transmission
Not Incorporated. The DMR shall be
in case of flammable gas
B 5.1.3 15 N disconnect only when abandon
detected on the platform by
condition.
SGS system. DMR shall have
possibility to auto recover when
power is restored.

IP56 and and suitable to be

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 5.1.3 15 located at hazardous area Y
section 5.1.3
classification Ex d IIA T3

Is this IDU is DMR equipment

supervisory unit which is Noted. Yes IDU is equipment for
B 5.1.4 15 located at AUP to allow Y supervisory unit that shall be
monitoring and control DMR located at AUP and WHP-C/D
equipment?

Link quality performance Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 5.1.4 15 Y
monitoring section 5.1.4

Alarm system (urgent and non Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 5.1.4 15 Y
urgent). section 5.1.4

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local indication and external Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 5.1.4 15 Y
interface contact for status section 5.1.4

The IDU not 1+1 hot standby

configuration because there is no
why not 1+1 hot standby
B 5.1.4 15 N critical communication since the
configuration?
WHP-C & D have independent
control system.

Not Required, the multiplexer can

be use if there is 2 or more input
receive from different DMR, such as
Is E1 Multiplexer required for
B 5.1.5 15 N in the AUP receive from DMR WHP-
DMR? check.
A and OPF since the multiplexer
can be as a gate to identified the 2
different address

Is this ICSS vendor or

Telecommunication vendor
scope of work/supply?
The Control LAN will be ICSS
B 5.1.7 17 Consultant to clearly identified Y
Vendor scope.
the interface or network
boundary between ICSS vendor
and Telecommunication vendor.

DELETE this paragraph as

Company will utilize existing
B 5.1.5 15 Y Noted and Incorporated.
UHF Handheld Radio from AUP
and other facility.

CCTV design shall be capable

to transmit video signal to AUP Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 5.3 18 Y
through DMR for 24 hour section 5.3
continuous operation.

CCTV design shall be capable

to transmit video signal to AUP Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 5.3 18 Y
through DMR for 24 hour section 5.3
continuous operation.

PTZ change to fix type CCTV,

Noted and Incorporated. Refer to
B 5.3 18 consultant to update CCTV Y
section 5.3.1
detail accordingly

special cable (eg composite Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

B 5.3 18 Y
cable, if any) section 5.3.1

Intertrip ESD from AUP to

WHP-C and WHP-D as well as
shutdown effect on WHP-C /
WHP-D due WHP-B trip or
WHP-C / WHP-D trip causing Noted. The DMR configuration shall
Record of WHP-B trip through DMR is be 1+1 hot standby (only for the IDU
C 5 Y
Revision / ODU, not applicable for the
considered critical
communication between antenna)
platforms.
Is 1+1 hot standby still not
required?

consist of IDU (mounted inside Noted and Incorporated. Refer to

C 4 15 Y
DMR/MTU standard free section 4.1

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standing rack/panel located on

AUP marshalling room), ODU,
Antenna and Cable.

IDU located inside DMR / MTU

C 4 15 Y Noted and Incorporated.
rack/panel

Please provide brief description

Noted and Incorporated. However
of DMR/MTU rack/panel which
C 4 15 Y the description shall refer to section
will be used as share for DMR
4.3 Enclosure Panel
and MTU (PLC/SGS).

refer to comment on revision Noted. The IDU shall be 1+1 hot

C 4 15 Y
record table standby

Router located inside DMR /

C 4 15 Y Noted and Incorporated.
MTU rack/panel

CCTV system shall be capable Noted. However it is applicable for

C 5.3 22 to transmit visible quality picture Y the Camera (Camera sensitivity
during no light condition 0.02 lux)

The maximum allocated power

C 5.3.1 24 consumption for CCTV to be Y Noted and Incorporated.
specified

C 5.3.3 24 40" Y Noted and Incorporated.

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................. 9
1.1 General ....................................................................................................................................... 9
1.2 Objective ................................................................................................................................... 10
1.3 References................................................................................................................................ 10
1.3.1 Project Document .................................................................................................................. 10
1.3.2 Indonesian Codes and Regulations ....................................................................................... 10
1.3.3 International Codes and Standards ....................................................................................... 11
1.3.4 Conflicting Requirements ...................................................................................................... 12
1.4 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................ 13
1.5 Definition of Terms .................................................................................................................... 14
2. GENERAL REQUIREMENT ............................................................................................................... 14
2.1 Design Life ................................................................................................................................ 14
2.2 Hazardous Area Classification .................................................................................................. 14
2.3 Ingress Protection ..................................................................................................................... 14
2.4 Environmental Conditions ......................................................................................................... 15
3. UTILITIES DATA ................................................................................................................................ 15
3.1 Power Supply ............................................................................................................................ 15
4. GENERAL REQUIREMENT ............................................................................................................... 16
4.1 Digital Microwave Radio (DMR) Requirement ........................................................................... 16
4.2 CCTV system requirement ........................................................................................................ 17
4.3 Enclosure Panel ........................................................................................................................ 17
4.4 Availability and Reliability .......................................................................................................... 18
4.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) ........................................................................................ 18
4.6 Operating License ..................................................................................................................... 18
5. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ........................................................................................................... 19
5.1 Digital Microwave Radio ............................................................................................................ 19
5.1.1 Type Approval and Licenses ................................................................................................. 19
5.1.2 Radio Antenna ...................................................................................................................... 19
5.1.3 Outdoor Unit (ODU) ............................................................................................................... 20
5.1.4 Indoor Unit (IDU) ................................................................................................................... 20
5.1.5 Router / switching .................................................................................................................. 20
5.1.6 DMR Antenna Cables ............................................................................................................ 21
5.1.7 Link Budget / Line of Sight Calculation .................................................................................. 21
5.1.8 LAN Network ......................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.9 Portable Configure Station .................................................................................................... 22
5.2 CCTV System ........................................................................................................................... 23

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5.2.1 CCTV Camera ....................................................................................................................... 23

5.2.2 Network Video Recorder (NVR)............................................................................................. 24
5.2.3 Operator Station Monitor ....................................................................................................... 24
6. EQUIPMENT TAG PLATE ................................................................................................................. 25
7. INSPECTION AND TEST ................................................................................................................... 25
7.1 General ..................................................................................................................................... 25
8. PRESERVATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT ........................................................... 26
9. SPARE PARTS .................................................................................................................................. 27
10. SPECIAL TOOLS ............................................................................................................................... 27
11. WARRANTY....................................................................................................................................... 27
12. DOCUMENTATION............................................................................................................................ 27

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 General

SAKA Indonesia Pangkah Limited (here in after defined as "COMPANY") has been commissioned to
undertake the operator of Ujung Pangkah facility in East Java since January 2014 from HESS. The
Ujung Pangkah field is located offshore off the north coast of East Java approximately 35 km north of
Gresik, East Java, Indonesia; lies adjacent to the Solo river delta.
WHP-A currently producing natural gas and crude oil and then the fluid is transported to CPP near
WHP-B for separation and compression/pumping process.
WHP-B producing oil and gas, then the produced fluid are transferred to CPP for separation and
compression/pumping process. The outlet of oil and gas separation process at CPP will be
transported via 16” Export Pipeline to WHP-A, and continued with 18” Export Pipeline from WHP-A to
OPF (Onshore Processing Facilities) in Pangkah – Gresik.
COMPANY intends to exploit reservoirs located in the Sidayu Field located approximately 3.6 km
north of Ujung Pangkah Field, on offshore of Gresik, east of Java, Indonesia. The initial development
plan of Sidayu Field is to have 2 satellite wellhead platforms (WHP-C & WHP-D) with 4 well slots
(including existing Sidayu-3 & Sidayu-4V exploration wells and future well) for each platform to be tied
back via WHP-B to existing Ujung Pangkah CPP for export and gas lift facilities.
Production from Sidayu Wells will be commingled with Pangkah’s production at WHP-B/CPP then
delivered to Onshore Processing Facility (OPF) for final processing.
In summary, Sidayu Field Development FEED is consisted of the following major components:
a) The installation of remote Wellhead Platform C (WHP-C) and remote Wellhead Platform D
(WHP-D),
b) Infield pipelines, and
c) Modify the existing facilities (WHP-B & AUP) to accommodate Sidayu’s production and
support Sidayu’s production systems
In the OPF all product will continue further process to separate oil, gas, LPG and water. The oil
product will be transferred via pipeline to Maspion Jetty ready for shipping. The further process is
liquefaction to convert heavy fraction becomes LPG and the low fraction becomes Sales Gas. The
Sales Gas will be transported to PLN at PJB via 20” Onshore Sales Gas Pipeline.
The Overall Plant layout is shown on Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Sidayu Plant Layout

1.2 Objective

This specification covers the minimum requirements for design, engineering, and supply of
telecommunication system as part of Sidayu Field Development project.
This specification and its referenced documents listed below are to establish a minimum level of
acceptable quality and not intended to be all-inclusive. The requirements set forth do not relieve
Vendor of his responsibility to perform all services in a safe manner, to meet applicable codes and
standards, to comply with government regulations or to supply a product capable of performing its
intended service.
This specification does not dictate detailed design of the equipment or assembly of components. It is
intended that those responsibilities be retained fully by the VENDOR so that all equipment and
process warranties remain unmitigated.

1.3 References

1.3.1 Project Document

The requirements and recommendations of the latest revision of the following project documents are
used as reference for this project.

UPD-SE-G8-JN-DR-6001 Sidayu Overall Instrument Control System Architecture

UPD-WP-G1-TE-SP-6302 Telecommunication Cable Specification

1.3.2 Indonesian Codes and Regulations

The project shall be in accordance with the latest Indonesian Regulations / Laws as follows:

UU No. 36 Tahun 1999 Tentang Telekomunikasi (Act of Republic Indonesia

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number 36 year 199

PP No. 52 Tahun 2000 Tentang Penyelenggaraan Telekomunikasi (Regulation

of Government of Republic Indonesia number 52 year
2000)

PP No. 53 Tahun 2000 Penggunaan Spektrum Frekuensi Radio dan Orbit

Satelit

1.3.3 International Codes and Standards

The design shall be in accordance with good engineering practices and in compliance with the latest
editions and revisions (unless noted otherwise) of the following International Codes and Standards as
applicable:
American Petroleum Institute

API 505 Recommended Practice for Classification of Locations for

Electrical Installations at Petroleum Facilities Classified as
Class I, Zone 0, Zone 1, and Zone 2

International Electro-technical Commission

IEC 50020 Electrical Apparatus for Potentially Explosive Atmospheres –

Intrinsically Safe

IEC 60331 Fire Resisting Characteristics of Electric Cables

IEC 60332-3 Tests on Electric Cables under Fire Conditions

IEC 60079 Electrical apparatus for Explosive Gas Atmosphere

IEC 60096-2 Radio frequency cable

IEC 60244 Methods of Measurement for Radio Transmitter

IEC 60315 Methods of Measurement on Radio Receivers for Various

Classes of Emission

IEC 60529 Degrees of Protection provided by Enclosures (IP Code)

IEC 61508 Electronic Functional Safety Package

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

IEEE 8002.3 Ethernet 10/100/1000

IEEE 800.1d Spanning Tree Protocol

IEEE 802.1p Quality Service

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IEEE 802.3w Ethernet 100 BaseT

IEEE 802.3z Ethernet 1000 BaseX

IEEE 802.3ob Ethernet 1000 BaseT

International Telecommunication Union

ITU-T G.175 Transmission planning for private / public network

interconnection of voice traffic

ITU-T G.703 Physical / Electrical Characteristic for Digital Interfaces

ITU-T G.803 Maintenance of Digital Networks

ITU-T G.821 Error performance of an international digital connection

ITU-R P.528 Propagation curves for aeronautical mobile and radio

navigation services using the VHF, UHF and SHF bands

ITU-R P.838 Specific attenuation model for rain for use in prediction method

ITU-R P.839 Rain height model for prediction methods

Radio Communication Agency Performance Specifications for Radio System (MPT Series)

MPT 1326 VHF / UHF radio equipment for use at fixed and mobile stations
in the private mobile radio service

MPT 1327 Signaling standard for trunked private land mobile radio
systems

1.3.4 Conflicting Requirements

In the event of any conflict between this Specification and any requirements of statutory and safety
regulations, codes, standards and other documents, the most stringent shall prevail. The order of
priority of documents shall be as follows:
1. The Laws, Standards, and Regulations of Indonesia
2. Data Sheets and Requisition
3. This Specification
4. Other Referenced Project / Company Specifications
5. International Codes and Standards
6. International Industrial Good Practice
All apparent conflicts shall be reported to the COMPANY in writing for resolution. The COMPANY
decision in writing shall be final.

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Conflicting or insufficient information in this specification shall not relieve the VENDOR from supplying
equipment of satisfactory design, materials, good practice and workmanship based on his experience
for the intended service under the specified conditions.

1.4 Abbreviations

The following abbreviations are applied throughout this document:

API American Petroleum Institute

AUP Accommodation and Utilities Platform

BER Bit Error Rate

CCTV Close Circuit Television

DMR Digital Microwave Radio

ICSS Integrated Control and Safety System

IEC International Electrotechnical Commission

IP Ingress Protection

ISO International Organization for Standardization

IS Intrinsically Safe

LAN Local Area Network

LED Light Emitting Diode

NVR Network Video Recorder

OPF Onshore Processing Facility

PC Personnel Computer

PCS Process Control System

PTMP Point to Multipoint

RF Radio Frequency

SGS Safe Guarding System

TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol

UHF Ultra High Frequency

VHF Very High Frequency

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1.5 Definition of Terms

COMPANY Saka Indonesia Pangkah Limited

CONTRACTOR Any organizations that appointed to provide services as defined in a legal
contract issued by COMPANY
SUBCONTRACTOR/ Party which supplies equipment/materials or services specified and
VENDOR/SUPPLIER ordered by CONTRACTOR (or COMPANY)
MANUFACTURER Party which manufactures equipment/materials specified and ordered by
CONTRACTOR (or COMPANY)

2. GENERAL REQUIREMENT

2.1 Design Life

The design life of facilities and main equipment is fifteen (15) years.
Equipment supplied, shall be of a standard model or series in regular production at the Manufacturer's
facilities. The equipment supplied shall be new, without defect and not obsolete product within 15
years for all the spare parts and the equipment.

2.2 Hazardous Area Classification

Hazardous area classification for the WHP-C and WHP-D shall be in accordance with API RP 505.
All equipment intended for use in hazardous areas shall be tested and certified for operation in the
required zone by an international, recognized testing authority in accordance with API RP 505
requirements.
All equipment shall be rated for the location installed. Most locations associated with the WHP-C and
WHP-D are rated for Class I, Zone 0, 1 or 2, Gas Group IIA, temperature class T3. All equipment in
the field shall be Ex d flameproof suitable for the area classification. In addition, all equipment will be
designed to suit outdoor, salt-laden, tropical, marine environment.
Refer to area classification drawing for further details during detail design.
Electrical equipment that are required to be installed in hazardous area shall have ATEX (Europe) or
equivalent Testing Authorities Certification, i.e. UL (Denmark), FM (UK), BASEEFA (UK) or others as
approved by Company.
Where the Ex d and Ex e executions are either impractical, cost-prohibitive or not permitted,
Intrinsically Safe (Ex i) circuits can be used as an alternative.
The proposal to use IS type instruments shall require Company Approval (in writing) prior to purchase
of the equipment.

2.3 Ingress Protection

Telecommunication equipment mounted in open areas shall be protected against ingress of solids
and liquid to a minimum ingress protection of IP 56 to IEC 60529. Outdoor Telecommunication panel
enclosure shall be designed to a minimum ingress protection of IP 56.

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All telecommunication equipment or panel located at indoor shall be IP 42 as minimum.

Electronic components of telecommunication shall be suitable for design environment conditions.
Appropriate measures shall be taken in housings and enclosures to deal with condensation arising
from daily temperature fluctuations.

2.4 Environmental Conditions

All equipment located outdoors shall be designed for use in a salt laden atmosphere, affected by
equatorial rainfall and occasional violent storms. The equipment shall be designed for outdoor
location on an offshore platform with ambient site conditions as follows:
Minimum Mean Maximum

Temperature 17.2 oC 28 oC 37.8 oC

Humidity 56% 87% 93%

Sea Water Temperature at Surface 25 oC 28.7 oC 31 oC

Rainfall (monthly) - - 745mm

Atmosphere Marine, Salt laden

Electrical Equipment Design 40 oC

Temperature

3. UTILITIES DATA

3.1 Power Supply

Voltage and frequency of available power supply for various electrical/control equipment shall be as
below:
 24 VDC from solar panel

Voltage and frequency of available power supply for telecommunication equipment in WHP-C and
WHP-D shall be as below:
 24 VDC, 2 wires from Solar Panel
Power supply for telecommunication equipment at AUP shall be 240VAC, 1 phase, 50Hz.

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4. GENERAL REQUIREMENT

Telecommunication system shall be provided for the communication voice, video and data for this
project.
The following telecommunication system & equipment package shall be provided as minimum:
WHP-C:
 One Set Digital Microwave Radio (DMR) System (Antenna, ODU, IDU, Antenna cable, Router /
switch, power supply, lightning protection, enclosure and accessories required)
 Three units Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Camera
WHP-D:
 One Set Digital Microwave Radio (DMR) System (Antenna, ODU, IDU, Antenna cable, Router /
D
switch, power supply, lightning protection, enclosure and accessories required)
 Three units Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Camera
AUP:
 One Set Digital Microwave Radio (DMR) System (Antenna, ODU, IDU, Antenna cable, Router /
switch, power supply, lightning protection and accessories required)
 One unit of CCTV Recorder (NVR), Monitor and Controller (Mouse & keyboard)
 One unit laptop for configuration & addressing radio microwave.
For voice communication purpose of field personnel in the WHP-C & WHP-D, existing UHF handheld
radio in the AUP facility shall be use. The UHF handheld radio is utilized to communicate between
personnel with personnel in the WHP-C & WHP-D and WHP-C/D personnel with operator in the AUP.
Telecommunication unit in the AUP, shall be installed in the MTU Panel (by others).
Selection of telecommunications and associated equipment shall be robust design, in particular
ensuring capability to withstand the harsh, tropical environment.
The telecommunication systems shall have the highest possible level of reliability, availability, and
maintainability that can be reasonably and economically achieved. Furthermore, equipment selection
criteria shall generally be on the basis of being field proven, suitable for the application and on the
manufacturer’s capability to provide support in Indonesia.
The CONTRACTOR / VENDOR shall comply with all Indonesia laws and regulations concerning the
importation of radio equipment.
The CONTRACTOR / VENDOR shall liaise during design, installation, testing and commissioning of
all telecommunication equipments located on outdoor at WHP-C and WHP-D and indoor at AUP to
comply with all of project requirements.

4.1 Digital Microwave Radio (DMR) Requirement

The digital microwave radio link shall be provided as communication link between WHP-C with AUP
and WHP-D with AUP. Digital microwave radio shall be point to multipoint (PMP) based.
D The ODU shall integrated with the antenna.

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The IDU at the WHP-C and WHP-D shall mounted inside DMR standard free standing panel and IDU
D at the AUP shall mounted inside MTU PLC standard free standing panel located at Local Equipment
Room (LER).
The DMR System shall provide a minimum transmission capacity of 16 x E1 or equivalent to circuits
in compliance with ITU-T Recommendation G.703. The frequency for the DMR shall be licensed ex. 7
GHz frequency band or others.
All data status monitoring from Process Control System (PCS) and Safeguarding System (SGS) at
WHP-C and WHP-D shall be transmitted to AUP via digital microwave radio, including remote ESD
signal from AUP to WHP-C and WHP-D. All data status shall be monitoring at new Operator Works
Station (OWS) and Engineering Work Station (EWS) located at AUP.
The radio link shall covered to facilitate various communications and system traffic such as:
 ICSS Network
 CCTV
Radio frequency assignment shall be in accordance with Indonesian regulations and associated ITU
Recommendations. VENDOR shall obtain frequency license and any other required licenses which
are related to the supplied radio system from the authority and submitted the licenses to the company
as part of VENDOR's scope of supply (refer to para. 5.1.1)
A laptop shall be included to configure, addressing, manage, and monitor the status of the LAN. A
D laptop shall be located in the AUP.

4.2 CCTV system requirement

For safety and security propose, the Wellhead C and Wellhead D shall be furnished with CCTV
cameras. All cameras in the Wellhead C and Wellhead D shall be ethernet Based. CCTV cameras
shall be operate for 24 hour continuous operation. All CCTV cameras shall be use Ethernet cable (Cat
6) for transmitting video. Fiber optic shall be utilized if the distance of ethernet cable exceeds more
than 100 m.
CCTV in the Wellhead shall be Recording, controlling and monitoring from new CCTV equipment
located at AUP. The data for video and control CCTV shall be transmit to AUP via Digital Microwave
Radio.
CCTV Camera at WHP-C & WHP-D shall be located to allow viewing as minimum of:
 Boat Landing
 Main Deck
 Process Area (Cellar Deck)

4.3 Enclosure Panel

 Outdoor enclosure shall be suitable for use at hazardous area classification zone 2, IIA, T3 (either
flameproof Ex d or increased safety Ex e.
 Outdoor enclosure panel heights shall be 600 mm, width 600mm, and Depth 400 mm.
 All electrical threaded shall be M20 type.

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 Panel shall be constructed by using 316 SS sheet material. Panels shall have front access doors
and bottom entry cable. Doors shall have locking bars to hold them in fully open position. Locks,
door handles, hinges and catches shall be heavy-duty type.
 Sufficient free space shall be available for properly accommodating and termination of all cables,
plus 20% spare.
 All metallic equipment within the panel shall be connected to a single common panel safety
protection earth point.
 Enclosure panel painting specification shall be E-coat primed, powder painted, RAL 7035.
 Panel shall meet the requirement, environments and electrical classification of the area in which
they are to be installed (refer to Section 2).

D  Indoor enclosure in the AUP will be supply by MTU VENDOR (by others). The enclosure shall be
used for installation of DMR equipment (IDU and integrated router / switch) and MTU PLC.
VENDOR shall liaise with MTU PLC VENDOR for telecommunication installation

4.4 Availability and Reliability

The telecommunication systems shall have the highest possible level of reliability, availability, and
maintainability that can be reasonably and economically achieved. Common mode failures shall be
avoided where possible.
The overall availability and reliability of the complete package shall be demonstrated by the Vendor.
The Vendor shall furnish their best estimates of Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) and Mean Time
To Repair (MTTR) for the equipment concerned.
In the case of failure modes, which make a significant contribution to the overall unavailability, the
Vendor may be required to demonstrate that their assumed repair times can be achieved.

4.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

In order to comply with the requirements of IEC 61000, all electrical equipment shall meet the current
applicable levels of ‘emission’ and ‘immunity’. All applicable equipment shall be designed so that the
electromagnetic disturbance it generates does not exceed a level allowing telecommunications
equipment and other relevant apparatus to operate as intended.
The design of equipment should be of an adequate standard to maintain its performance during its
operational life in its installed environment. For the purpose of EMC, the performance of apparatus
that must comply is taken to be degraded if permanent or temporary Loss of function occurs.

4.6 Operating License

All supplied Telecommunication equipment shall be legally to be operated in Indonesia area, any
license related to frequency and Station license shall be provided.

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5. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

5.1 Digital Microwave Radio

The DMR shall provide fast, reliable communication facilities for the transmission of video CCTV &
process data and shall use license frequency from local authority (no free license). DMR shall be
deployed quickly for permanent connection of Point to Multipoint (PTMP) system for AUP to WHP-C &
WHP-D.
The radio link shall consists as minimum of:
 Antenna complete with RF cables
 Outdoor Unit (ODU)
 Indoor Unit (IDU)
 Router / Ethernet Switch
 Power supply unit
 Surge Arrester / Lightning Protection
 Accessories required
The VENDOR shall perform detailed radio transmission link budget calculations to determine the
optimum equipment configuration. This shall include radio path analysis, reliability, interference
analysis and nomination of suitable antenna, antenna height, support structures and other structural
requirements. Minimum reliability shall be equivalent or better than 99.995 %.
5.1.1 Type Approval and Licenses
Contractor shall ensure type approvals are obtained from appropriate authority prior to delivery.
VENDOR shall be responsible to obtain licenses for operated in Indonesia area, any license related to
frequency and Station license shall be provided.
5.1.2 Radio Antenna
A high performance antenna have a parabolic type to reduce the amount of off path energy,
minimizing interference to and from other users.
The antenna shall be designed for used in a marine/offshore and oil and gas environment. The
antenna system shall be provided with set of RF feeder cable, antenna connections, termination
plugs, and antenna mounting bracket and fitting. The mounting hardware supports the antenna and
allows controlled adjustments in azimuth and elevation.
The CONTRACTOR / VENDOR shall design and install the antenna mounts at their final locations as
determined by the radio link budget design calculations.
CONTRACTOR / VENDOR is further reminded of the hazardous area requirements which must be
taken into consideration when locating the mounting positions for the antennas.
Antennas shall be of the fully enclosed type, ie the dishes shall be fitted with covers to protect the
launchers from extreme environmental conditions. All large dishes shall be fitted with panning arms
(as supplied by the antenna manufacturer) to allow precise horizontal alignment adjustment, and final
bracing against changes to this alignment during strong winds.

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The antenna to be supplied shall meet the following requirements:

 Gain shall be selected to meet the specified transmission link availability targets
 Antenna diameter shall not exceed 2.4 m
 Wind survival rating shall not be less than 200 km/hr
5.1.3 Outdoor Unit (ODU)
The ODU is a self contained unit that houses both radio (Transmitter and Receiver) and networking
electronics. The ODU is integrated with antenna.
The ODU must be enclosed in a compact, IP 56 and and suitable to be located at hazardous area
classification Ex d IIA T3 as per section 2.
The ODU modules should include:
 T/R Module - High sensitivity RF circuitry with full band frequency tuning range.
 Controller - Controls the ODU and provides ODU status signals.
 Accurate received signal level (RSL) reading (in dBm) should be available through a BNC
connector.
 Power Supply.
5.1.4 Indoor Unit (IDU)
The IDU located inside DMR / MTU panel shall be provided to allow monitoring and control of the
D digital microwave system equipment. The following parameters apply to the IDU’s:
 16 x E1 or Ethernet 34 Mb/s baseband capacity (minimum) in accordance with ITU-T
Recommendation G.703.
 Link quality performance monitoring in accordance with ITU G.821 or similar
 Alarm system (urgent and non urgent).
 Supporting Application & Interface: TDM, ATM, Ethernet and IP Packet with multi-service QoS
capability
 local indication and external interface contact for status
 Supporting 1+1 (hot standby) system configuration
 Supporting multi-clock sources (External, Synchronous Ethernet & TDM)
5.1.5 Router / switching
The lntegrated Access Router / switch located inside DMR / MTU panel shall comply with the
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following minimum specifications:
 Industrial Type
 2 x 10 / 100 BaseT, lntegrated Router Ethernet Port
 8 x 10 / 100 BaseT, Ethernet Switch Ports
 1 x USB port
 PoE support (120 Watts)

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 IPv4, Multicast, and IPv6 routing protocol

 VPN Technologies and WAN optimization application
Bandwidth management shall be in-built within the Router product. Firewall shall be provided for the
security purpose of LAN.
5.1.6 DMR Antenna Cables
The antenna cables for the DMR radio systems shall be typically of Andrew Elliptical Waveguide type
or other Company approved manufacturer. Exact details of feeder cables shall be determined during
detailed design. RF feeder cable for antenna shall be coaxial cable with impedance of 50 ohms.
The RF waveguide shall be constructed with a non-halogenated fire retardant sheath.
The Vendor shall supply suitable connectors and tools for terminating the waveguides and coaxial
feeders.
Antenna waveguides shall be grounded to the earth system near to the antenna equipment.
The cable routes and resultant lengths of feeder cable are to be defined during detailed design. The
following provisional feeder lengths shall be assumed for this part of the project:
Detail specification of required cables shall refer to document COMPANY spec. no. UPD-WP-G1-TE-
SP-6302 “Telecommunication Cable Specification”.
5.1.7 Link Budget / Line of Sight Calculation
The DMR radio transmission system should be designed to meet the following performance
requirements:
 Link availability equivalent to 99.99% per year or better
 BER ≥ 1 x 10-6 per minute (degraded minutes): less than 10%
 BER ≥ 1 x 10-3 per second (severely error seconds): less than 0.2%
 Error seconds: less than 8% i.e. more than 92% error-free seconds
 Fade margin at 1x10-6 better than 30dB
The VENDOR shall perform detailed radio link budget calculations to determine the optimum
equipment configuration. This shall include radio path analysis, analysis of potential reflections,
interference analysis and nomination of suitable antenna, antenna support structures and other
structural requirements.
The VENDOR shall demonstrate in its tender submission the expected link performance and
availability by the inclusion and submission of link budget calculations. These calculations will form
the basis for assessment of link performance during testing, site installation and ongoing
maintenance.
Link Budget calculation is a calculation power levels to ensure that the reception power level greater
than or equal to the sensitivity of the receiver / power level threshold (RSL ≥ RTH). Sensitivity of the
receiver is the sensitivity of a device on the receiver side is used as the threshold size.
Link Budget is calculated based on:
 Coordinate antenna location

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 The distance between the transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx)

 Obstruction between Tx and Rx
 Specification of the radio and antenna
 Antenna Height
The Link Budget to be calculated as minimum is:
 Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP)
 Fresnel Zone Clearance (FZC)
 Free Space Loss (FSL)
 Rx Signal Level
 IP throughput performance
5.1.8 LAN Network
The LAN network shall be provided for communications distribution and system traffic including ICSS
Production Data and CCTV application. The bandwidth requirement shall be have link size of 512
Kbps and shall be capable of expansion to 1 Mbps without requiring additional hardware.
The protocol for operational LAN shall be TCP/IP.
The TCP/IP addressing for the LAN plan shall be provided for each network such as:
 Control network (by ICSS VENDOR)
 CCTV LAN
A laptop shall be included to configure, manage, and monitor the status of the LAN. A laptop shall be
located in the AUP.
Control LAN (by ICSS VENDOR)
A redundant control network (data highway) will be provided for communications between the
components of the ICSS system. A single failure in the communications network will not affect the
function of the system. Process data for monitoring is considered critical data and is therefore to be
protected wherever possible, from corruption or loss of function. All connections between the ICSS
and the LAN network are to be via a dedicated firewall for security purpose.
CCTV LAN
The CCTV LAN shall be used for the transmission of CCTV video. Network security shall be provided
by a suitably configured routers & firewalls.
5.1.9 Portable Configure Station
Portable Configure Station (laptop / notebook) shall be provided for configure, addressing, manage,
and monitor the status of the LAN.
The laptop specifications as minimum:
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 15” LCD monitor display
 Processor : Intel Core i5 or higher (4 core), 3 GHz or faster
 RAM : 8 GB or better

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 Hard Drive : 1 TB HDD or more

 Optical Drive : DVD-RW
 Wired Network Card : Ethernet card 10/100 Mbps
D  Integral keyboard and touchpad
 Mouse (Wireless)
 USB flash drive support
 Microsoft Windows OS latest version
 Antivirus software

5.2 CCTV System

For safety and security propose, the Wellhead C and Wellhead D shall be furnished with CCTV
cameras.
CCTV camera at WHP-C & WHP-D shall be capable to transmit video signal to AUP through DMR for
24 hour continuous operation. CCTV camera shall be capable to transmit visible quality picture
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during no light condition. CCTV system shall be provided with recorder for 24 hour operation. New
CCTV recorder, monitoring and controller to be located at AUP central control room / equipment
room.
5.2.1 CCTV Camera
Camera supplied shall be a very high performance type, rugged, robust and reliable with improved
video processing that produces very clear, sharp and professional picture quality.
All cameras together with lenses shall be housed suitable for marine/offshore oil and gas environment
and Ex d IIA T3 hazardous area classificationas per section 2.
The camera housing material shall minimize radio frequency interference (RFI). All cameras shall be
fully compatible with the camera housing in terms of dimensions and mounting details.
Outdoor cameras shall be IP Fixed with a dome type.
The ingress protection (IP) of the outdoor camera shall be minimum IP 56. CCTV camera shall be
“Ex” certified.
 Outdoor Fixed Camera (Minimum Requirement)
Type Dome (Ethernet Based)

Pick up element 1/2.8 CMOS

Signal System HD 1080p

Effective Pixel 1920 x 1080

Maximum 0.3 lux (Color)

Sensitivity 0.02 lux or better (color)

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Optical Zoom Minimum 10x

Digital Zoom Up to 12x

Controls / Auto Focus and Iris

Signal – noise ratio Better than 50 dB

Electronic Shutter 1 to 1/8000 sec

Sync System Internal / External Sync

White Balance Required

Day / Night IR Cut Filter Required

Power 24 VDC

Power Consumption 25 W (maximum)

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VENDOR shall supply all CCTV camera complete with Junction Box, accessories and supports.
VENDOR shall provide composite cable from Junction Box to camera. Composite cable shall consist
minimum of video cable + power cable and shall be armoured & shielded.
5.2.2 Network Video Recorder (NVR)
NVR shall records video pictures digitally (MPEG-4 format) on a hard disk drive (HDD). The HDD
shall have minimum Storage Capacities 1 TB to 36 TB. An application program (built on window
platform) shall program the picture resolution and recording time according to the operation
requirement.
Real-time or time lapse recording are the common recording setting. NVR shall be applicable to
overwriting the oldest pictures via the application program. As NVR records digitally, the image quality
remains the same regardless of how many times the images are stored or rerecorded.
Common operating system and operating software shall be installed in the PC Based NVR for
compatibility.
5.2.3 Operator Station Monitor
CCTV monitor shall be provided in the AUP control room.
The CCTV Monitor shall have following specification, as a minimum :
Type LED Display

Surface Anti Glare polarizer

D Size 40”

Aspec Ratio 16.9

Resolution 1920 x 1080

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Interface DVI-D, VGA, HDMI, S-Video

Mounting Wall Mounted

PC computer for CCTV shall be provided and integrated with applicable software for the maintenance
of CCTV.
The PC computer shall have fallowing specification, as a minimum :
 Processor - dual core @ 2.4 GHz (i5 or i7 Intel processor or equivalent AMD)
 RAM - 8 GB
 Hard Drive - 320 GB / 500 GB
 Windows : 7 or better
 Backup Device - External hard drive and/or USB Flash Drive
 DVD RW optical drive, with dual layer media support
 Ethernet Connector RJ-45
 Video Connector (VGA & HDMI)
 Mouse & Keyboard (Wireless)
 Operating System - Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 or Apple OS X 10.11

6. EQUIPMENT TAG PLATE

Permanently attached 316 stainless steel tags, using stainless steel screws, stainless steel bolts, or
stainless steel wire, shall be purchased with each tagged equipment.
Each tag shall carry the telecom equipment Tag Number as per telecommunication equipment list.
This tag is additional to the manufacturer's model number and other data on equipment's nameplate.
Each tag shall have the tag number, purchase order number, date of manufacture, model no., and
required factors.
In addition to manufacture nameplates, individual equipment & panels shall have project tag no or
panel no. with appropriate letter height. Lettering will be a minimum of 12 mm height.

7. INSPECTION AND TEST

7.1 General

The Vendor shall have a QA/QC program that clearly establishes the authority and responsibility of
those responsible for the quality system. Persons performing quality functions shall have sufficient
and well-defined authority to enforce quality requirements, initiate, identify, recommend and provide
solutions to quality problems and verify the effectiveness of the corrective action.
A copy of the Vendor’s QA/QC program shall be submitted to the Contractor with the quotation for
Contractor’s review and concurrence prior to award. If Vendor’s QA/QC program and facility, where
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a copy of the Vendor’s ISO 9001 certificate is required. In addition, if Vendor’s facility is ISO certified,
Contractor’s QA audit requirements shall be waived in favour of ISO 9001:1994 or ISO 9001:2000
(including design) registrar audits, unless the Contractor’s trend analysis program indicates areas of
concern.
The Vendor shall submit certified reports of production tests as soon as the tests are completed
satisfactorily.
The Company / Contractor reserves the right to inspect materials and workmanship at all stages of
manufacture and to witness any or all tests. The Vendor shall provide the Contractor with a copy of
their manufacturing and inspection plan for review and inclusion of any mandatory Company/
Contractor witness points.
Inspection and witnessed tests by the Contractor and third parties shall not relieve the Vendor of any
guarantees, responsibilities or obligations to provide satisfactory equipment.
The Vendor shall provide quality records appropriate to all inspection and test activities. The records
shall be referenced against appropriate activities within the inspection and test plan.
Vendor shall collate all such quality records and certification for submission to the Contractor as a
certification dossier. Note that, where necessary, certificates shall be stamped as approved by the
third party inspector.

8. PRESERVATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT

After delivery and identification on site, all equipment and associated installation equipment shall be
stored in a dedicated warehouse with adequate environmental conditions including HVAC as
necessary.
Equipment shall generally be stored in their original packing. The equipment shall be stored and
handled with the greatest care.
Special care shall be taken to prevent foreign materials (sand, dust, water, etc.) from entering the
equipment.
When the equipment are temporarily removed from the warehouse, they shall be returned to the
warehouse in their original packing.
The installation equipment shall be dedicated to telecommunication installation and shall not be
assigned to other use.
All equipment shall be adequately preserved once permanently installed on site.
In particular, any electronic equipment shall be protected against humidity, high temperature, and
dust.
The telecommunication cables shall be delivered and stored on drums.
Drums shall be stored on a plane surface with one layer of drum only without risk of mechanical
damage.
Respective suppliers of telecommunication system shall provide if any special preservation is needed
at yard warehouse or at platforms decks after installation until final commissioning /start-up.

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9. SPARE PARTS

VENDOR shall include as part of this document, supply of all spare parts required for start-up and
commissioning of the Instruments. VENDOR shall also provide priced list of recommended spare
parts, which shall include the original part numbers, for two years operation. All spare parts shall be
identified individually.

10. SPECIAL TOOLS

Vendor shall provide any special tools required for the satisfactory operation and maintenance of
telecommunication equipment.

11. WARRANTY

Vendor shall guarantee the performance and workmanship of the Telecommunication system
supplied along with quality material, manufacture and assembly. The guarantee shall be valid for a
period of eighteen (18) months after first start or twenty four (24) months after delivery at site
whichever come first.

12. DOCUMENTATION

Vendor shall furnish documentation in accordance with the Vendor Data Requirement List of the
Requisition Document. Vendor shall provide the following information at the minimum:

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