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SCHEDULE B
SCOPE OF WORK
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Al-Khafji Joint Operations (KJO) is a joint venture between Aramco Gulf Operation Company
(AGOC) representing Kingdom of Saudi Arabia side and Kuwait Gulf Oil Company (KGOC)
representing Kuwait side. KJO Onshore and Offshore Facilities are located in Al-Khafji,
Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia near the border of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. For the Scope
of Works purposes, Al-Khafji Joint Operations or AGOC/KGOC will be referred to as the
Company and the successful bidder shall be referred to as the Contractor.
The ITD had requested to modify the existing HVAC system at data center room to be able
to meet the required temperature for the electronic data server and other sensitive
equipment and to update power system to meet new regulation and standards.
Based on industrial safety standard, ITD is concerned that the existing HVAC system is not
enough to accommodate air condition for the whole data server room and the power system
is not reliable.
Since these issues are very critical for the continuous operation of KJO data information,
ITD suggested to modify the existing HVAC / UPS system to ensure reliability and
maintainability and to accommodate future data server expansion.
2.1 To provide new air handling units. Proposed air handling units should be fully
redundant to meet the data center requirement and the units will be connected to the
Data Center Environmental Monitoring System.
2.2 To provide new 150 KVA redundant UPS unit which can handle the present and
future load and can be remotely monitored.
2.3 Install close rack to host Data Center equipment.
2.4 To provide Bio-Matrix system for entrance door entry.
2.5 To provide centralized environment, HVAC, CCTV, UPS, and Power Distribution
management and monitoring system.
2.6 Data Center to comply with KJO/Saudi Aramco Standards for HVAC system and
UPS system.
3.0 INTRODUCTION
This Scope of Work outlines the general requirements for the Contractor to procure, supply
and deliver, install, construct and commission completely the Data Center Power and HVAC
Modification in Al-Khafji Joint Operations (KJO), Al-Khafji, Saudi Arabia.
In case of conflict between this Scope of Work and the Contract Drawings the document
with the more stringent requirement shall apply.
This project shall cover all the facilities involved in the construction of the Data Center
Power and HVAC Modification. Please refer to Drawing Control Sheet no. KD-107806.
Following is the work scope:
Provide new power supply for the new Air Handling Unit and ACCU located on
the second floor.
Provide new power supply for the new ACCU units located outside the building.
Provide and install new Distribution Board (DB2 B112) in the mechanical room
on the second floor.
Provide and install new cable trays with complete supports and accessories.
Connect all new equipment to the existing grounding system.
Include the consultation, evaluation and activities of Honeywell for the complete
interface of the new system into the existing BMS of the ITD building.
Remove/dismantle the existing 40KVA UPS.
Provide smoke detector inside the new battery room and two manual pull station
in the data center room.
5.1.1 Procurement
5.1.1.2 The package shall cover all the required shop drawings and
documents necessary for the successful procurement, installation
and handling over of the Work to the Company.
5.1.2 Construction
5.1.2.1 The Contractor shall provide the following for the Data Center Power
and HVAC Modification: (for detailed description of the facilities refer
to section 8.0 below)
a. Architectural
b. HVAC
c. Electrical
d. Communication
e. Demolition & Relocation
5.1.2.2 The Contractor shall at all times inform the Company Representative
of any deviation from what is shown in the Issued for Construction
(IFC) documents and actual Site condition for their immediate
resolution.
5.1.2.3 The Contractor shall at all times maintain an updated Issued for
Construction (IFC) drawings and documents in their construction site
office for red-lined mark up of As-Built information.
5.1.2.4 The Contractor shall take precautionary measures to protect existing
facilities such as drainage, sewerage, communication, and electrical
cables and other obstructions in the path of construction. In the event
the Contractor damages any of the existing facilities, equipment,
cables, etc., the Contractor shall be responsible for the necessary
repair of such damage and cost.
5.1.2.5 The Contractor shall develop and implement a Safety Program that
will conform to KJO safety management system.
5.1.2.6 Prior to commencement of contractual activity, the Contractor shall
submit a written job-specific safety program to the Company
Representative. The latter is required to forward a copy of the
program to the Industrial Security and Safety Department (ISD). The
Contractor’s written safety program shall address the following:
a) Hazard Identification Plan
b) Waste Management Plan
5.1.2.7 The Contractor shall procure the material as per the Contract
Specification and only from KJO Approved Vendors. ITD prefers
“LIEBERT” for the complete solution for the data center
(AHU/UPS/DCIM).
5.1.2.8 The Contractor shall provide a detailed construction schedule showing
all construction activities for Company approval.
5.1.2.9 The above details shall not be construed as a limitation to the
Contractor’s scope which is defined in more details in the Drawings,
Specifications and other Contract Documents.
5.1.2.10 Prior to start of the work, the Contractor must establish all
hold/test points of the entire construction for KJO approval.
The Contractor shall provide KJO/ with the Catalog and Manuals for the below
mentioned items. Equipment Manual for
a) AHU – 4 sets
b) UPS – 1 set
c) DCIM – 4 sets
d) CCTV – 4 sets
e) Biometric – 4 sets
5.1.3.2 Parts Catalog for
a) UPS – 1 set
b) DCIM – 4 sets
c) CCTV – 4 sets
d) Biometric – 4 sets
The Contractor shall assign a full time Project Manager for the entire duration of the
project. The Project Manager shall be authorized to sign, implement, effect and
impose all the associated activities related to the project implementation. The Project
Manager shall be responsible for overall progress and quality control of the
construction Work of the project. When the Project Manager is absent from Site, a
suitable representative shall be nominated by the Contractor for such period to
undertake his duties.
The Project Manager shall also ensure that Work Schedule and Progress report is
prepared and submitted on a weekly basis or as per the schedule and frequency
agreed during the Kick-off meeting. The work progress shall be prepared using the
Primavera system or MS project and shall include activities accomplished during the
period, planned activities for the next period, supporting documents deemed
necessary and other items as agreed by both parties.
g. The Contractor shall prepare and submit site specific Emergency Response Plan
(ERP) considering all the emergencies encountered during the construction of
the project.
h. The Contractor shall submit to the Company method statement/Work procedures
for all the activities with respect to the scope of work along with JSA for review
and approval by PCD/Proponent and other concerned department prior to the
Work Commencement Date.
5.4 QA/QC
a. The Contractor shall, at all times, implement Contractor's QA/QC procedures and
guidelines t in accordance with project specifications, applicable Saudi Aramco
Standards and International Codes and Standards. The Contractor shall assign
the required Quality personnel for the project as listed in schedule Q.
b. QA/QC requirements are also specified in Schedule Q and in the Specifications.
In case of conflict between various requirements, the requirements in Schedule Q
shall prevail.
5.5 Emergency Response Procedure
a. The Contractor shall coordinate with the internal and external authorities to
enable sufficient communication and emergency response procedure shall be
applied.
The Contractor shall perform the Work in complete compliance with the project
design documents as stipulated in Attachment 1 to Schedule B - List of Drawings
no. KD-107806. The list of Drawings, Specifications and documents shown shall be
used by the Contractor to understand fully the project Scope of Work.
The Contractor shall review the Tender Package including but not limited to Construction
Scope of Work, Construction Specifications, Engineering Drawings, Material Requirement,
etc., developed for this project Data Center Power and HVAC Modification and its
associated structures and utilities located within the KJO Operating Facilities and other
required documents necessary for Construction. The Contractor shall call the attention of
the Company in case there is deviation or conflicting items in the design package. In any
case, the document with the more stringent requirement shall apply.
scope which is defined in more details on the Drawings, Specifications and other
Contract Documents. In case of conflict between the details below and the Drawings,
the more stringent requirement shall prevail.
Supply and install new perforated metal ceiling complete with ceiling
support, hanger and other fittings required in fixing the new ceiling as
shown in drawing no. 394-SD-112-A-008 sh. 3 of 8.
Remove and replace existing perforated raised floor, type of perforated
flooring shall be typical with existing as shown in drawing no. 394-SD-
112-A-015 sh. 1 of .
Repair existing floor slab due to demolition of HVAC concrete pad at
room # F06 as shown in drawing no. DEMO-CIVIL-002.
Supply and install new cmu wall partition at existing wall opening as
shown in drawing no. 394-SD-112-A-015.
Repair all damage wall and flooring affected in installation of pipe drain
connected to HVAC equipment as shown in drawing no. DEMO-CIVIL-
011 & 012.
Repair all new holes created by pipe line and ducting due to new layout.
Contractor shall supply, fabricate and install aluminum wall cladding for
the pipe chase as shown in the drawing no. KA-107810 and KA-107811.
Color of cladding shall match existing color of pre-cast wall
8.1.3 Doors
Supply and install new fire rated metal door complete with panic hardware
and other accessories as shown in drawing no. ID-112-A-AL-119, SD-
112-A-009 and KA-107843.
Supply and install new metal door complete with all hardware and other
accessories as shown in drawing no. KA-107809, ID-112-A-AL-119 and
KA-107843.
Supply and install new 2 hrs. Fire rated gypsum board wall on metal stud
wall along grid line 04 as shown in drawing no. SD-112-A-001 sh. 1 & 3,
ID-112-A-AL-119 and KA-107809.
Supply and install new gypsum board wall partition at the height of
1500mm from finish floor line with fixed glass wall partition on aluminum
wall panel above as shown in drawing no. KA-107809.
8.1.5 Signage
Supply and install internal and external sign boards including all
necessary mounting and fixing accessories as and where required by
Company Representative.
Adequate fire/safety warnings in the form of signs and labels shall be
installed in all location where ever it is required for precautions and
eliminate the hazard. All signs shall be written in both Arabic and English.
The space behind the wall mounted portable fire extinguishers shall be
painted with post office red color.
8.1.6 Painting
Provide painting for all interior drywall partitions and all wall affected by
renovation and repair of existing wall, ceiling and other underside roof
exposed structure. Use fire proof paint at all fire rated walls at the data
center room as shown in the drawing
Provide epoxy painting for Battery Room floor slab.
The Contractor shall ensure that all electrical works, equipment, and materials shall
be supplied and installed in accordance with applicable Technical Specifications and
approved Industry Codes and Standards. The work includes but is not limited to the
following:
The Contractor shall ensure that all installation related activities and
associated components shall be in accordance with applicable Saudi
Aramco Engineering Standards (SAES), Saudi Aramco Materials System
Specifications (SAMMS), and approved industry codes and standards.
The Contractor shall provide and install new 150 KVA UPS (UPS-002)
redundant type (A Parallel redundant UPS, should be if any UPS unit may
be isolated in case of failure and for maintenance procedures without
affecting the continuity of the power to the load) p as shown in drawing
nos. KA-107815 sh. 001 and 394-SD-112-E-LD-002 sh. 001.
The Contractor shall provide and install new smart Power Distribution Unit
(PDU-002) connected to the new 150 KVA UPS system and new smart
Power Distribution Unit (PDU-001) connected to the existing 160 KVA
UPS system.
The Contractor shall provide new power supply cables for the new Air
Handling Units (AHUs) inside the Computer/Comm & Data Room.
The Contractor shall provide battery banks with rack for the new UPS-002
in the new battery room and modify lighting as shown in drawing no. KA-
107816 sh. 002 and 394-SD-112-E-L-001 sh. 001.
The Contractor shall provide new power supply for the new Air Handling
Unit and ACCU located on the second floor as shown in drawing no. 394-
SD-112-E-P-002 sh. 001.
Company General Use
The Contractor shall provide new power supply for the new ACCU units
located outside the building as shown in drawing no. KA-107818 sh. 001.
The Contractor shall provide and install new Distribution Board (DB2
B112) in the mechanical room on the second floor.
The Contractor shall provide and install new cable trays with complete
supports and accessories as shown in drawing no. 394-SD-112-E-P-006
sh. 001 & 002 and KA-107817 sh. 001.
The Contractor shall connect all new equipment to the existing grounding
system as shown in drawing no. 394-SD-112-E-G-001 sh. 001 & 002.
The Contractor shall include the consultation, evaluation and activities of
Honeywell and other specialized vendors for the complete interface of the
new system into the existing BMS of the ITD building.
The Contractor shall provide and install new disconnect switches for the
new 150 KVA UPS and for the new HVAC Units.
The Contractor shall modify the existing panels to accommodate the new
circuit breakers required for the new loads.
The Contractor shall supply and install conduits complete with associated
accessories and support structures for the new power and control cables
for the new UPS, PDUs and HVAC units.
The Contractor shall supply, install and terminate new power cable for the
new UPS, PDUs and HVAC systems.
The Contractor shall provide one (1) smoke detector in the new battery
room and two (2) manual pull stations at the data center room as shown
in drawing no. 394-SD-112-T-FA-001 sh. 001.
The Contractor shall provide and install new HSSD (High Sensitivity
Smoke Detectors) in the new UPS and IT cabinets and to be connected
to the existing Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP).
The Contractor shall provide all required modules and accessories for the
additional devices.
The Contractor shall provide Duct smoke detector on the supply side of
the Air Handling unit no.7 and connect it to the existing Fire Alarm Control
Panel (FACP).
The existing FACP at the IT building, Fire Station # 1 and other network
panels should be programed by the vendor due to the modification of the
existing fire alarm system.
The Contractor shall provide new industrial socket outlets beneath the
existing and new cabinets (2 outlets per cabinets, each outlet from
separate PDU) and equipment racks as shown in the drawing no. KA-
107817 sh. 001.
The Contractor shall provide all power and control cables required for the
equipment under the scope of this project.
The Contractor shall ensure no disturbance to the existing operation
during the execution of this project due to the demolishing and installation
activities.
The Contractor should make sure that there is no downtime of the
existing operations and services during the execution of the project. If
required, the Contractor must coordinate and secure ITD’s prior approval
for the same.
The Contractor shall ensure that all mechanical works, equipment, and materials
shall be supplied and installed in accordance with applicable Technical
Specifications and approved Industry Codes and Standards.
Following are the detailed requirements for the existing Data Center 1 (DC-1) to be
considered:
The Contractor shall coordinate with KJO ITD for its final location and site
verification for the nearest existing information outlet available, else,
Contractor to provide and install new information outlet, EMT conduits and
all its support hard wares, UTP horizontal cables, home run from its
proposed location towards new DCIM Cabinet #48, UTP patch panel
terminations, UTP patch cord to the new CCTV Gigabit Ethernet Switch.
Refer to drawing number KA-107836 sheet 001, KA-107833 Sheet 001.
The Contractor shall provide and install One (1) new CCTV System Network
Video Recorder (NVR) that will digitally record a video when an alarm is
generated and available for viewing up to 30 days from the date the video
was taken, with a digital recording capacity to permit recording under all
scenarios and still maintain at least 50% spare storage capacity, to be
located inside the assigned/allocated new DCIM Cabinet #48, necessary
UTP patch cabling connection shall also be provide and installed by the
contractor.
The Contractor shall provide and install One (1) new Gigabit Ethernet
Switch, 24-ports, 1U, 10/100/1000mbps ET ports (PoE) and SFP uplink
ports (1GB) for the new PTZ cameras to be located inside the
assigned/allocated new DCIM Cabinet #48. Necessary SFP modules and
fiber patch cords shall also be provide and installed by the contractor.
The Contractor shall provide and install One (1) new Gigabit Ethernet
Switch, 12 x SFP GBET ports (aggregation switch), 1U, for the new DCIM
server/terminal, CCTV and Biometric Gigabit Ethernet switches’ data
network connectivity co-located inside the assigned/allocated new DCIM
Cabinet #48. Necessary SFP modules and fiber patch cords shall also be
provided and installed by the contractor.
The Contractor shall provide and install One (1) new UTP Patch Panel, 24
ports, 2U and all its accessories, to be located inside the new DCIM Cabinet
#48.
The Contractor shall provide and install necessary ground wiring system for
the IP PTZ cameras, conduits, junction boxes interfaced with the existing
Data Center 1 grounding system.
The Contractor shall provide and install Five (5) new Biometric units (of
latest technology in the market) and all its required mounting, cabling, and
accessories on the following locations as shown. Refer to drawing number
KA-107838 sheet 001 and KA-107839 sheet 001.
The Contractor shall provide and install One (1) new Biometric monitoring
workstation and all its required accessories mounted on top of the new One
(1) CCTV desktop table beside CCTV Workstation to be located inside the
new Supervisor Room#00-022B as shown on drawing no. KA-107839
sheet 001. The Contractor shall coordinate with KJO ITD for its final
location and site verification for the nearest existing information outlet
available, else, Contractor to provide and install new information outlet, EMT
conduits and all its support hard wares, UTP horizontal cables, home run
from its proposed location towards new DCIM Cabinet #48, UTP patch
panel terminations, UTP patch cord to the new Biometric Gigabit Ethernet
Switch. Refer to drawing number KA-107836 sheet 001, KA-107841
sheet 001.
Contractor to provide and install One (1) new Gigabit Ethernet Switch, 24-
ports, 1U, 10/100/1000mbps ET ports (PoE) and SFP uplink ports (1GB) for
the new Biometric system to be located inside the assigned/allocated new
DCIM Cabinet #48. Necessary SFP modules and fiber patch cords shall
also be provided and installed by the contractor.
Contractor to provide and install One (1) new UTP Patch Panel, 24 ports,
2U and all its accessories, to be located inside the new DCIM Cabinet #48.
Contractor to provide and install necessary ground wiring system for the IP
Biometric units, conduits, junction boxes interfaced with the existing Data
Center 1 grounding system.
Notes:
This new DCIM shall not be integrated to the existing BMS system of ITD
Building but capable and ready for future Data Center 1 facilities integration.
Existing 160KVA of the existing KJO ITD building’s Data Center-1 Room shall
be interfaced with the new independent/dedicated DCIM system to be provided
by this project.
All other equipment related to DCIM system shall be provided and installed
inside the DC-1 Room, to be rack-mounted inside the assigned/allocated new
DCIM cabinet#48 (one of the new 16 x full height modular cabinets) except for
the desktop table mounted Servers (for CCTV/Biometric) and DCIM Terminal
workstation to be located inside the new Supervisor Room# 00-022B as per
directives of KJO ITD
provide and install new biometric cable between the new Biometric unit
and the new DCIM Cabinet #48.
Refer to drawing numbers KA-107838 sheet 001 & KA-107839 sheet
001, 394-SD-112-T-SEC-001 sheet 3 of 4 and DEMO-COMM-001
sheet 3 of 4.
The Contractor shall perform the Work in accordance with the latest edition of the
following Industry codes and standards and KJO/Contract/HCIS/SAUDI ARAMCO
standards and specifications:
10.1 The Contractor shall furnish labor and field equipment necessary when making all
tests. Test data must be recorded and submitted to Company Representative.
10.2 The Testing, adjusting, and balancing of HVAC system shall be accomplished in
conformance with SAES-K-001, Section 6.
10.3 The Testing and inspection of Communication system shall be accomplished in
conformance with SAES-T-916, Section 6.
10.4 The Contractor shall perform electrical test and physical checks as described below:
a) Insulation Resistance Test
After installation, but before termination, with the use of meg-ohm tester, all
wires shall be tested phase-to-phase and phase-to-ground for possible damage
to the insulation during installation. All results shall be recorded and signed by
the personnel performing the test and Company Representative. Insulation
resistance during this test shall be five (5) megohms minimum at 250 volts for
cables rated 300V. Control cables rated at 600V and above shall be meggered
at 1000 VDC per SAES-P-104.
b) Continuity Test
All cables shall be tested after installation as per SAES-P-104.
c) Identification Test
Company General Use
Identification Test shall include all tests necessary to confirm that the conductor
being investigated originates and terminates at the locations designated in the
cable and conduit schedule or as indicated in the wiring diagram drawings.
10.5 On completion of entire installation and commissioning, the final approval of KJO
shall be secured covering the installation throughout. KJO reserves the right to make
any additional final commissioning tests and checks, if required, prior to final
acceptance.
10.6 Hydrostatic Testing:
a) Hydrostatic Testing of water lines shall be accomplished in conformance with
SAES-S-070 (Installation of Utility Piping System). SAES-A-004 (General
Requirements for Pressure Testing) shall be used as a guideline for testing
and procedure.
b) Hydrostatic Testing of Sewer lines shall be accomplished in conformance
with SAES-S-070 (Installation of Utility Piping System).
c) Contractor to provide a complete Work of any nature required for flushing and
cleaning of lines prior to hydrostatic testing and shall provide all the required
personnel, piping, pumps, equipment and tanker units to transport flush and
test water.
10.7 Present a testing and inspection schedule so that reporting can be done as per
SAEP-1161, as well as compliance to SAEP-1150 Inspection coverage on Project.
10.8 Construction of HVAC Duct System::
a) Sound Level Data: Include in the report, data on sound levels taken at each
location, selected as directed by Company Representative.
b) Test Apparatus: A complete list of all test apparatus used in performing the
work with serial numbers and verification of latest calibration data.
11.0 TRAINING
The Contractor shall provide through the vendor all training required for the ITD building staff
on all new equipment installed under this project such as HVAC, UPS, DCIM, CCTV, and
Biometric. The training shall be at least on the user, maintenance and DCIM applications.
Equipment user training, equipment Maintenance training and application user training (DCIM,
CCTV, Biometric application)
11.1 The HVAC SYSTEM Vendor Engineer (or specialist) shall conduct training for operation
and maintenance to KJO Operator(s) and maintenance Engineer(s)/Specialist(s). All
training shall be in English Course materials shall also be in English and shall include
visual aids, manuals, and hands-on exercises.
11.2 The UPS Vendor Specialist shall conduct training for operation and maintenance to
KJO Operator(s) and maintenance Engineer. The training shall be in English including
training materials such as visual aids, manuals, and hands-on exercises.
12.0 CLEAN-UP
The Contractor shall maintain good housekeeping throughout the duration of the project, and to
leave the Work Site clean and orderly upon completion of this job.
All debris and waste materials shall be removed from the Site by the Contractor and
disposed of to an area as approved by the Company Representative.
The Contractor shall keep a complete and correct record of all changes (as-built conditions)
Company General Use
that occur during construction. These construction changes shall be properly marked on full
size drawing prints (using “RED” pencil for additions and “GREEN” for deletions). No other
marks shall be on the prints except as-built information. One (1) set of full size, as-built
markup shall be submitted to Company Representative within two (2) weeks after
completion of construction Work.
14.0 ACRONYMS
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