18je05-Rfq-50-014 RFQ Steel Grating r00

PALU-3 COAL FIRED STEAM
POWER PLANT (2 x 50 MW) CONSORTIUM

PT. PLN (Persero) WIKA-DHI-KOEN
Document No. Rev. : 00

REQUISITION FOR
18JE05-RFQ-50-014 STEEL GRATING Page No. : 1 of 12
CLIENT : PT. PLN (PERSERO)
CONTRACTOR : CONSORTIUM WIKA-DHI-KOEN
PROJECT NAME : PALU-3 COAL FIRED STEAM POWER PLANT (2 x 50 MW)
PROJECT NO. : 18JE05
LOCATION : DONGGALA, SULAWESI TENGAH , INDONESIA
00 24-Okt-19 Issued For Quotation AZR SAL AF
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This document and the information contained in it is issuer property. It cannot be used, reproduced, transmitted, and/or
disclosed without prior written permission.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................. 4
2 OBJECTIVE ............................................................................................................................... 4
3 TERMINOLOGY & ABBREVIATIONS ....................................................................................... 4
4 DELIVERY OF TENDER ............................................................................................................ 4
5 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE ....................................................................................................... 5
6 THE SCOPE OF WORK............................................................................................................. 5
7 MATERIAL ................................................................................................................................. 6
8 MANPOWER .............................................................................................................................. 7
9 EQUIPMENT .............................................................................................................................. 7
10 TEMPORARY FACILITY............................................................................................................ 8
11 WORK SCHEDULE ................................................................................................................... 8
12 QUOTATION .............................................................................................................................. 9
13 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................................................... 9
14 WORK EXECUTION ................................................................................................................ 12
15 SITE INSPECTION AND CONDITION ..................................................................................... 12
16 ATTACHMENTS ...................................................................................................................... 12

REQUISITION FOR
1 GENERAL
This requisition covers the minimum requirement for supply of Steel Grating (hereinafter called
the Work) to be performed and completed by Subcontractor for Coal Fired Steam Power Plant
Palu-3 (2x50 MW) Project.
The Subcontractor shall perform and complete the work in strict accordance with the
requirements contained in this Requisition.
2 OBJECTIVE
CONTRACTOR has the intention to subcontract the Steel Grating involved in this project to a
single SUBCONTRACTOR and this Scope of Work document covers the requirements for the
works covering supply and fabrication of Steel Structure Fabrication to be performed and
completed by SUBCONTRACTOR.
3 TERMINOLOGY & ABBREVIATIONS
OWNER PT PLN (Persero)
CONTRACTOR Consortium PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) – DOOSAN

HEAVY INDUSTRY
PROJECT Coal Fired Steam Power Plant Palu-3 (2x50 MW)
SUBCONTRACTOR Party who provide services to perform part of the

contractual scope of work on behalf of CONTRACTOR
VENDOR Party who supplies and manufactures equipments /

materials or services part of the contractual scope of
work on behalf of the SUBCONTRACTOR
SHALL Means absolute requirement to be followed strictly in order

to conform the philosophy
SHOULD Means recommendation, that alternative solutions having

the same functionality and quality are acceptable
MAY Means course of action that is permissible within the limits

of the philosophy (permission)
4 DELIVERY OF TENDER
The tender price, unit price and all tender documents and data shall be submiited before the
commencement of the work to the following address.

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5 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE
In case of conflicting requirements among the applicable documents, the following order of
precedence shall be followed:
1. Applicable Indonesian Codes, Laws and Regulations
2. Project Design Basis
3. Project Specification and Datasheet
4. OWNER General Specification
5. Applicable industry codes and standards
6. Good engineering practice.
6 THE SCOPE OF WORK
The Subcontractor shall be responsible for all work items required to perform the work
according to the requirements of this requisition.
The Subcontractor shall provide materials, labor, facilities, equipment, consumable, testing
and inspections and all other items and services necessary to complete the work and shall be
Subcontractor’s responsibility.
Supply, Fabrication, Delivery of grating including fixing with clips and stud bolts, nuts, minor
corrections, cutting, assembling, kick plate around the opening and other required area, plate
for cutouts, adjustments and painting and any tools or materials required to complete the
works.
The Subcontractor shall perform and complete the work on his cost and responsibilities.
6.1. Subcontractor’s Scope of Work
The following items shall be included in the Subcontractor’s scope of work.
6.1.1. Direct Work

Subcontractor scope of Direct work shall be as follow, but not limited to :
a) Grating Supply
Detail scope of work shall refer to Attachment-1: Direct Scope of Work and
Attachment-3:Work Volume
6.1.2. Indirect Work
Any Indirect Work required to perform the Work shall be provided by Subcontractor at
his own cost and expenses.
The Indirect Work shall not be limited to item specified in Attachment-2, however
Subcontractor shall verify any Indirect Work required. If Subcontractor fails to verify
the items specified in this Attachment-2 it is deemed the items accepted and no claim
related to Indirect Work.

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6.2. Work not Included in the Subcontractor’s Scope of Work
6.2.1. Engineering
Basic engineering including preparation of specifications and lay-out drawings shall

be excluded from Subcontractor's scope of work and shall be performed by WIKA
and furnished to the Subcontractor.
Detail engineering refer to Subcontractor's scope of work.
6.2.2. Drawing
Outline drawing of the work area listed in standard and typical drawings and as for
reference only. WIKA will issue any drawing for construction piecemeal progressively
according to Subcontractor's scope of work after the contract has been awarded.
7 MATERIAL
7.1. Material to be Supplied by WIKA
1. The material shall be supplied to the Subcontractor at the WIKA material storage
area or warehouse designated by WIKA within construction area.
3. If any of the material after receipt from WIKA is lost or damaged by the
Subcontractor, the replacement or repair cost shall be to the account of the
Subcontractor.
4. Material loading at the supply point; handling of the material at the supply point,
from the supply points to the Subcontractor's job site and at the Subcontractor's
job site, and unloading the material at the Subcontractor's job site shall be
performed by the Subcontractor at his own cost and expenses.
5. The Subcontractor is responsible for and shall perform all unpacking, checking,
inspection for damages, preservation and protection after receipt of the materials
at his own cost and expenses.
6. All cost and expenses incurred for procuring and delivering WIKA additional
supplied material due to damages or unreasonable wastage by the
Subcontractor shall be back charge to the Subcontractor.
7. Late arrival of such additional (compensation) material to the job site shall not
relieve the Subcontractor from completing the work or parts of the work as per
schedule. Any reinforcement or acceleration cost therefore shall be the
Subcontractor's responsibility.
7.2. Material to be Supplied by Subcontractor
1. The material supplied by Subcontractor shall fulfill the requirement, specification

and quality. If the material is not meet the requirement, specification or quality,
WIKA has the right to reject the material.

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2. All materials to be installed shall be well documented including material

certification and subject to prior WIKA inspection and approval. For items which
are to be purchased from proprietary manufacturers, Subcontractor shall submit
full details of the proposed vendors, specifications, drawings, etc. to WIKA for
approval prior to placing any order.
3. If the material provided by Subcontractor is not well documented and traceable,

WIKA has the right to reject the material.
4. If WIKA rejects or not accept the material, Subcontractor shall replace them by
the material approved by WIKA at Subcontractor own cost.
5. Loading, unloading and all of handling material shall be Subcontractor's

responsibility and shall be perform in the qualified manner.
8 MANPOWER
1. Subcontractor shall provide all of direct manpower including unskilled labor, skilled labor
up to supervisor to perform the Work.
2. The manpower mobilized by Subcontractor shall have sufficient skill according to his
specialization or job description. If in the opinion of WIKA, any manpower is deemed
unacceptable or has no skill according to his job description, Subcontractor shall replace
him with acceptable and capable manpower immediately.
3. Subcontractor shall take a training program to maximize his manpower capability.
4. Subcontractor shall provide all of safety accessories, necessities, insurance and others
for his manpower.
5. Subcontractor shall complete his manpower with necessary certificate related to his job
description and according to the law or regulation.
9 EQUIPMENT
1. Subcontractor shall propose some construction equipment for execution of the works for
WIKA review and approval.
2. Subcontractor shall provide the proposed construction equipment including its

accessories, operator, consumable, spare parts, maintenance, permission and others
related to the operation of the construction equipment.
3. All equipment items as proposed by Subcontractor are to be inspected and maintained

according to code and regulations. Records of all inspections and maintenance should be
provided and maintained for WIKA review and approval.

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4. The Subcontractor shall include a procedure related to the construction equipment

inspection, operation and maintenance in his submitted construction safety program. It
shall be consistent with the manufacturers' recommendation and WIKA requirements and
be incorporated after Subcontractor's proposal reviewed by WIKA.
5. Operator of all cranes and other heavy equipment shall be qualified to operate the
assigned equipment according to government regulation. Any licenses required for
operator shall be provided by Subcontractor at his own cost and expenses.
6. The equipment to be used will be subject to inspection before works starts under the
contract. If in the opinion of WIKA, any of equipment is found unsuitable and it would
interfere with desire results, the Subcontractor shall replace with suitable equipment
immediately.
10 TEMPORARY FACILITY
1. Subcontractor shall provide temporary work at his cost and expenses for items below but
not limited to :
 Temporary office and accommodation
 Temporary shop and storage.
 Temporary toilet, public toilet and other sanitary facilities close to Subcontractor
working area for Subcontractor’s workers as per client safety and health regulation.
 Temporary fencing and gates.
 Temporary drainage as may be required by the Subcontractor to carry out the works
in this requisition.
 Any other temporary facilities needed by Subcontractor.
2. To prepare and provide the temporary work, the Subcontractor shall follow WIKA and/or
Client's requirements and obtain WIKA approval before commence the work.
3. The Subcontractor shall maintain the temporary facilities at his own cost and expenses.
4. Subcontractor shall demolish the temporary facilities after the work completed or
requested by WIKA.
5. Temporary facilities demolition, material return shipping, unused material disposal, area
cleaning and area reconditioning shall be Subcontractor's responsibility and borne at
Subcontractor's own cost and expenses.
11 WORK SCHEDULE
1. The Subcontractor shall carry out and complete the Work according to and also comply
to Milestone determined by WIKA
2. Based on the Work Schedule, the Subcontractor shall prepare and submit a Construction
Detail Schedule with his quotation.
3. If in WIKA evaluation the Subcontractor work performance is not meet the schedule, the
Subcontractor shall make an effort to meet the schedule by manpower and/or

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construction equipment mobilization / additional. In this case, the Subcontractor shall not
claim any additional cost.
12 QUOTATION
The quotation shall be submitted in the form of Attachment-3: Work Volume (BQ) on the basis
of the work quantities given by WIKA.
12.1. Work Quantity
1. The quantities given in Attachment-3 : Work Volume are tentative and

provisional for preparation of the quotation and do not represent a final bill of
quantities.
2. Upon completion of the work and issue of all final construction drawings, the final
work quantities for each work item shall be measured and adjusted in
accordance with the final drawings and the following documents contained in
Attachment-4 : Definition and Measurement.
3. The work quantities adopted as basis of payment shall be taken out from the
drawings for construction issued by WIKA and field instructions in the written
form which add, revise or clarify the drawings for construction issued by WIKA.
4. The Subcontractor shall inform and report the work has been completed
according to drawings for construction for WIKA verification in monthly basis.
5. Work quantities originating from repair work done by Subcontractor due to his
fault or for his convenience shall not be counted as basis of payment.
12.2. Cost Allocation
1. All cost, expenses and charges required for completing the work shall be
included in the prices to be quoted by Subcontractor.
2. All the work items described in the specifications, drawings and relevant
document are deemed included in the appropriate items of each work category
in Attachment-3 : Work Volume. No additional claims for any other items will be
accepted.
3. If the Subcontractor feels that the work items listed in the Attachment-3: Work
Volume should be divided into a more detailed breakdown for higher accuracy of
the quotation, such details are to be submitted to WIKA for its decision. If
Subcontractor fail to clarify any details of cost allocations, Subcontractor shall not
claim any additional cost.
4. The cost in quotation shall not be adjusted under any circumstances for the
reason of escalation, inflation or fluctuation in currency exchange rates.
13 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
13.1. Testing, Inspections, Recording and Reporting
1. The Subcontractor shall be responsible during the execution of the work to

ensure the specified quality of the work

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2. The Subcontractor shall perform all testing and inspections to confirm the
specified quality of the work according to QA and QC procedures (as listed in
attachment-8 : Procedures), Project Specifications, drawings and standard code.
3. The testing and inspection shall be conducted with or without WIKA witness (or
the clients) depending on its importance in accordance with WIKA Field Quality
Control Procedure.
4. Details of the testing and inspection procedures shall be established by the

Subcontractor and submitted to WIKA for approval before starting of the work.
5. Result of the testing and inspection shall be recorded by Subcontractor and

reported to WIKA / Client
6. The Subcontractor shall perform field tests and inspection according to the
specifications and drawings for the items directed by WIKA. The Subcontractor
shall be responsible for all apparatus, tools and materials for required tests and
inspection.
7. Subcontractor shall perform field/laboratory testing related to assuring quality of
material and the work comply with specification such as compaction tests, sieve
analysis, and so forth.
8. Cost and expenses of testing, inspections, recording and reporting including

apparatus, tools and materials shall be Subcontractor's responsibility.
13.2. Execution Plan
Subcontractor shall prepare and submit the execution plans and procedures for the
work according to the job specification, local law and regulation, and WIKA instructions
to obtain WIKA approval before commence the work.
Subcontractor shall propose Safety & Security program that will be applied in work
execution for WIKA review and approval. Subcontractor shall provide some equipment,
tools and apparatus, including dedicated manpower to support the safety program.
Subcontractor shall protect his manpower, material, construction equipment, tools and
others
All costs and expenses related to support safety and security program shall be born to
Subcontractor, and no claims to WIKA.
Choice of method is not the Subcontractor own decision matter but WIKA policy which
will incorporate Client's opinion.
13.3. Indonesian Content
Subcontractor shall use Indonesian products as much as possible. If there may be any
material or equipment that has to be imported, the Subcontractor shall obtain prior
approval from WIKA before expediting the product.

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Subcontractor is also required to use local labor force to the maximum extent possible.
13.4. Surplus Material Disposal & Garbage Disposal
The surplus material and construction garbage shall be disposed by the Subcontractor
to the area designated by WIKA.
All excess materials, rubbish and debris, such as stones, bricks, broken concrete,
timber, scrap metal and other refusals from the construction shall be removed by the
Subcontractor to the other disposal area(s) also designated by WIKA.
13.5. Construction Access
Construction roads to the work site area available . On use of them, the
Subcontractor shall follow the Client's requirements, and maintain them to neat
condition whenever any harm or damage is due to the Subcontractor's work.
Temporary access within the work area shall be provided to maintain the site suitable
for construction activities.
13.6. Construction Site
1. The Subcontractor shall strictly follow the WIKA safety requirements of plant.
Further, special care shall be taken to avoid the existing facilities from any
interruption or damage due to the Subcontractor work.
If existing facilities is interrupted or damaged due to the Subcontractor work, any
cost associated by its repair work shall be borne by the Subcontractor.
2. If new facilities to be constructed pass thru underneath the existing civil facilities
(road, pave, ditch, fence, etc.), the Subcontractor shall keep not breaking them.
If demolishing is inevitable, WIKA approval shall be obtained prior to work
including its work volume for reinstatement measurement.
3. The Subcontractor shall understand and be responsible to know/take into

account of this work, including but not limited to :
 Soil characteristics of the site and borrow pits

 Actual and existing construction site situation including existing and local
regulation.
 Nature of civil work plant construction, including partial schedule restrictions,
work sequence restrictions, work method restrictions, partial completion
requirements, etc.
 Situation in plant site.
No claim of extra cost nor time extension shall be entertained for the conditionsor
requirements stated in this requisition.

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14 WORK EXECUTION
14.1. The Subcontractor shall carry out and complete the Work in a professional manner that
ensures quality, safety and schedule.
Regarding the quality case the Subcontractor shall pay attention the QA/QC
requirement and Safety Environmental Procedure.
For this purpose, upon the requested by WIKA , the Subcontractor shall submit for
approval execution procedures for various work items. The procedures are prepared on
the basis of the given specifications and drawings before the execution of those items of
work.
14.2 Subcontractor shall propose Safety & Security program that will be applied in work
execution for WIKA review and approval. Subcontractor shall provide some equipment,
tools and apparatus, including dedicated manpower to support the safety program.
Subcontractor shall protect his manpower, material, construction equipment, tools and
others
All costs and expenses related to support safety and security program shall be born to
Subcontractor, and no claims to WIKA.
14.3. Interface With Others
During the execution of the work WIKA and other Subcontractors may be working
simultaneously at the job site. In such event the Subcontractor shall keep a harmonious
relationship with other and shall comply with WIKA instructions or arrangements that
may be given to the Subcontractor to minimized any delay of the work. The
Subcontractor shall not claim any additional cost that may incur as a result of such
instructions or arrangements.
15 SITE INSPECTION AND CONDITION
1. The Subcontractor shall make whatever arrangements that are necessary to become
familiar with all existing and anticipated conditions and matters that might in any way
effect the cost or the performance of the work.
2. Any failure to duly investigate the job site, existing facilities or the foregoing conditions
shall not relieve the Subcontractor from his responsibility of successfully performing the
work.
3. For the subsoil condition of the site, refer to soil investigation reports. This information is
to be construed as general and WIKA takes no responsibility for the accuracy of the
contents. Subcontractor shall not relieve from his responsibility if any unforeseen
material out of soil investigation report.
16 ATTACHMENTS
Attachment- 1 : Scope of Direct Work
Attachment- 2 : Scope of Indirect Work
Attachment- 3 : Work Volume
Attachment- 4 : Specifications
ATTECHMENT-I SCOPE OF DIRECT WORK

REQUISITION FOR
RESPONSIBILITY OTHER DETAIL WORK

NO WORK ITEM BY REMARK
INCLUDED IN THE S/C
RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
1. AREA SCOPE OF WORK
1.1 Utility and Offset Area 
2. DESIGN AND ENGINEERING The Subcontractor shall give

notice to WIKA of any errors,
omission, ambiguities or
discrepancies in WIKA supplied
drawing, specification, etc.
2.1 Metal Roofing and Cladding Layout  Subcontractor shall check and
Plan, working schedule verify the drawing in the field
and any revisions shall be
noted on the as-built drawings.
2.2 All Specification 

2.3 Test & Inspection Procedure 
2.4 Subcontractor Construction  Subcontractor should prepare
Procedure Construction Procedure for
WIKA approval.
2.5 Subcontractor Quality Control 

Procedure
2.6 Field Material Control Procedure 
2.7 Safety Program 
2.8 Outline of Major Work Category and 
Measurement Method
2.9 Subcontractor Planning of  - Subcontractor mobilization Milestone
Construction Work plan. / Master
- Detail schedule of Schedule
construction work. will be
- If the progress falls behind provided
schedule, Subcontractor shall by WIKA
reinforce their manpower and
construction equipment
required to meet milestone
schedule.
2.10 Subcontractor Working Drawing / 

Shop Drawing
2.11 As-Built Drawing Mark-Up 
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INCLUDED IN THE S/C
RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
2.12 Vendor and / or Manufacturing  For materials or equipments
Drawing / Document : which are supplied by
Subcontractor.
a. Catalogue or Specification 
b. Outline Drawing 
c. Detail Drawing 
2.13 Preparation of Construction Work 
2.14 Drawing and Sketches for 

Subcontractor's Temporary Work
3. SUPPLY OF MATERIAL
3.1 Permanent Material  For permanent material

provided by Subcontractor.
a. Imported Material 
b. Local Procured Material 
3.2 Material for Testing and temporary  Including all temporary

material materials required for
construction.
4. MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION, For permanent material
HANDLING AND STORING supplied by Subcontractor.
4.1 Transportation from Source  Including air, sea and inland

Location to Subcontractor's transportation.
Warehouse, Shop and / or Jobsite
4.2 All Customs Clearance and Permits 
4.3 Handling, Packing, Unpacking,  If the Subcontractor fails to take

Loading and Unloading of Material a action and WIKA
at Source Location, Warehouse, consequently fails to take up an
Shop, Jobsite, etc. insurance claim, the
Subcontractor shall be liable for
any loss or damage not
recovered by insurance.
4.4 Checking, Tracking and Sorting  Subcontractor shall replace all

materials lost and damaged
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INCLUDED IN THE S/C
RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
4.5 Material Inventory  Include surplus material.
5. LABOR MOBILIZATION For direct labor such as craft

man, foreman including labor
for direct temporary work.
5.1 Salary for Subcontractor's Direct  Including wage, overtime

Labor premium, income tax,
allowance, etc.
6. DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION
WORK
6.1 Supply and Installation Work

6.1.1 Site Preparation for suply and 
installation work
6.1.2 Setting out  Install & fixing of bench Each

marks, land marks and point of
survey marks BM shall
 Maintenance of bench use
marks, land marks and concrete
survey marks and stake out
the pilling point
6.1.3 Installation Works  Transport material from

WIKA designated area
(Inside project).
6.1.4 Testing  - Report of testing and

analysis.
7. INSPECTION AND TESTING - To be done by Subcontractor

and witnessed by WIKA and
/ or Owner.
7.1 Inspection and Testing 

Specification
7.2 Visual Inspection 
7.3 Field Inspection and Testing 
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INCLUDED IN THE S/C
RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
8. FINISHING WORK
8.1 Daily Cleaning-up of Site Area 
8.2 Repairing of Site Area 
8.3 Site Area Reconditioning 
9. RECORDING AND REPORTING
9.1 Recording of Work Execution  - Including material receipt.
9.2 Reporting of Work Execution  - such as daily report, weekly

report, monthly report and
any other reports required by
WIKA.
9.3 Recording of Inspection and 

Testing
9.4 Reporting of Result of Inspection 

and Testing
9.5 Subcontractor Close-out Report 
9.6 Preparing and Submitting of Report 
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ATTECHMENT-2 SCOPE OF INDIRECT WORK

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NO WORK ITEM BY INCLUDED IN THE S/C REMARK
RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
1. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT All construction equipment

SUPPLY necessary to complete the
work shall be provided by
Subcontractor.
1.1 Construction Equipment for Perform 

the Work
1.2 Equipment for Testing 
1.3 Maintenance, Repairing, Spare Parts 

for Equipment Supplied by
Subcontractor
2. HOME OFFICE COST 
2.1 Subcontractor’s Manpower Cost  For engineering,

procurement, control,
administration, etc.
2.2 Subcontractor’s Home Office Expenses  For traveling,

communication, stationery,
reproduction, etc.
3. TRANSPORTATION
3.1 Transportation for Construction 

Equipment Supplied by Subcontractor
3.2 Transportation for Indirect Material 
3.3 Return Cargo of Subcontractor’s 

Furnished Temporary Facilities,
Construction Equipment, Surplus
Material, etc.
4. LOADING, UNLOADING AND

CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
4.1 All Loading, Unloading and Customs 

Clearance for Indirect Material
Provided by Subcontractor
This document and the information contained in it is issuer property. It cannot be used, reproduced, transmitted, and/or
disclosed without prior written permission.

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RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C

Clearance for Construction Equipment
Provided by Subcontractor

Clearance for Return Cargo of
Subcontractor’s Furnished Temporary
Facilities, Construction Equipment,
Surplus Material, etc.
5. MANPOWER MOBILIZATION /
DEMOBILIZATION
5.1 Salary for Subcontractor's Indirect  Including wage, overtime

Labor premium, income tax,
allowance, etc.
5.2 For Expatriates
a. Passport 
b. Visa 
c. Resident Permits 
d. Work Permits 
e. Air Fare and Other Traveling Expenses 
5.3 For Local Employee 

a. Recruiting Work 
b. Selection 
c. Traveling Expenses for Recruiting 
d. Labor Control and Management 
e. Payroll Calculation 
f. Payment of Wages 
g. Training 
5.4 Personnel Mobilization and 

Demobilization Expenses
6. SMALL CONSTRUCTION
SUPPLIES
6.1 Tool
a. Tools for Perform the Work  Including hand tools.
b. Testing Equipment / Instrument 
c. Safety / Security Equipment  Such as helmet, working
clothes / shoes, safety belt,

(ATTACHMENT-2)

RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
gloves, safety protection

goods, fire extinguisher, etc
d. Any Other Tools Necessary to 
Complete the Work
6.2 Consumables Materials  Such as nails, wire,

wooden, gases, welding
rod, fuel, lube oil, grease,
etc.
6.3 Utility Supply for Construction  Such as electricity,

compressed air, water, etc.
including extension of
distribution system.
7. TEMPORARY FACILITIES FOR Subcontractor’s personnel

SUBCONTRACTOR include expatriate staff,
local staff and labor.
7.1 Housing / Mess Facilities 

a. Area / Space 
b. Material for House / Mess Building, 
Erection and Maintenance
c. House / Mess Furniture, Accessories, 
Appliances, etc.
7.2. Office
a. Area / Space * *At the
place
designate
d by
WIKA
b. Material for Office Building, Erection 
and Maintenance
c. Office Furniture, Accessories, 
Appliances, etc.
7.3. Warehouse and Storage Area For material and equipment
provided by Subcontractor
place
designate
d by
WIKA
b. Material for Warehouse Building, 

(ATTACHMENT-2)

RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
Erection and Maintenance

c. Warehouse Furniture, Accessories, 
Appliances, etc.
7.4. Workshop and Fabrication Shop
a. Area / Space *
b. Material for Workshop and Fabrication 
Shop, Erection and Maintenance
c. Necessary Equipment and Tools 
d. Furniture, Accessories, Appliances, 
etc.
7.5. Rest House, Guard Hut, Toilet at

Construction Site
place
designate
d by
WIKA
b. Materials for Rest House, Guard Hut 
and Toilet, Erection and Maintenance
c. Sanitary Sewer System 
d. Accessories, Appliances, etc. 
7.6 Utility Supplies for All Temporary  Such as electricity, water,

Facilities gases, etc.
7.7 Other Temporary Facilities Needed by  Such as fence, gate,

Subcontractor drainage system, access
way, road, etc.
7.8 Demolition of Subcontractor’s  including area and facilities
Furnished Temporary Facilities, etc. recondition
8. UTILITIES
8.1. Water and Distribution Piping

a. Potable Water  at warehouse, workshop,
construction site, etc.
b. Construction / Raw Water 
8.2 Electricity and Distribution System

a. For Plant Site 
b. For Subcontractor’s Field Office, 
Warehouse, Construction Site, etc.

(ATTACHMENT-2)

RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
8.3 Gases  For construction and

temporary facilities.
8.4 Any Other Utilities Needed by  For construction and

Subcontractor temporary facilities.
9. GENERAL EXPENSES AND

SUPPLIES FOR SUBCONTRACTOR
9.1 Traveling Expenses  Including interim return,

hotel, air fare, mobilization,
demobilization, etc.
9.2 Communication Expenses

a. Telephone and Facsimile  Including local, long
distance and international
calling.
b. Mail Services  Including document
transmittal
c. Other Communication Expenses 
9.3 Meals for Labor 
9.4 Medical Services

a. Medical Treatment at Jobsite 
b. Dispensary for First Aid 
c. Other Medical Facilities and Operation 
at Hospital including Transportation
hereto
9.5 Vehicle
a. For Daily Transportation of Indirect 
Material
b. For Daily Transportation of Workers to /  Place of
from Jobsite embarkati
on and
disembar
kation
designate
d by
WIKA.
9.6 Garbage Disposal  At Subcontractor's Field

Office and Jobsite

(ATTACHMENT-2)

RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
9.7 Stationery / Office Supplies  Including copy machine,

reproduction, computer
usage, calculator, etc.
9.8 Identification Cards / Badges  As per

WIKA &
clients
regulation
s
9.9 Housing / Mess Operation and Service 
9.1 Any Other Jobsite Expenses Needed 

0 by Subcontractor
10. INSURANCE  For Subcontractor’s

Material, Personnel,
Equipment, etc.
10. Comprehends General Liability 

1 Insurance (Bodily Injury & Property
Damage)
10. WIKA All Risk Insurance  Deductible, if required by

2 Subcontractor shall be
provided by own
Subcontractor.
10. Workmen’s Compensation Insurance 

3 (WCI)
10. Employer’s Liability Insurance (ELI) 

4
10. Automobile Liability Insurance (ALI) / 
5 Automobile Hull Insurance
10. Construction Equipment Floater 

6 Insurance
10. All Risks Marine Cargo Insurance

7
a. Materials / Equipment for Permanent  In case shipping of the
Work materials is the

(ATTACHMENT-2)

RESPONSIBILITY
WIKA S/C
Subcontractor's scope
b. Temporary Facilities, Construction 
Equipment, Tools, etc.
10. Overseas Traveler’s Accident 

8 Insurance
10. Other Insurance 

9
11. TAXES AND DUTIES
11. Corporate Income Tax (MPO) 

1
11. Value Added Tax on Goods and 
2 Services (VAT / PPN)
11. Personnel Income Tax (Pph) 

3
11. Training Fund 
4
11. Embarkation Tax for Material and 
5 Construction Equipment Supplied by
Subcontractor
11. Importer’s (Agent) Fee 

6
11. Stamp Duty 
7
11. Permits and Licenses  For usage of construction
8 equipment, vehicle, public
facilities; enter into any
area; etc.
11. Any others Taxes and Duties Imposed 
9 by Reason of Work Accomplished by
the Subcontractor
ATTACHMENT-3 WORK VOLUME
PALU-3 CFSPP PROJECT
Air Compressor Fire Fighting Pump HSD Oil Pump ESP
NO GRATING TYPE Unit Total Quantity WTP STG Building STG Pedestal Boiler Paving
Building Shelter Shelter Foundation
1 Steel Grating Type W-19-4 Thickness 32mm Length Bearing 30 mm m2 2117,26 4,76 8,4 1812,1 192 80 20
2 Stair Stread Thickness 32 mm Length Bearing 30 mm 800 x 300 mm m2 3,19 3,19
3 Grating Bordes Stair 1400 x 800 mm m2 0
4 Stair Stread Thickness 32 mm Length Bearing 30 mm 1200 x 300 mm m2 20,86 15,86 5
ATTACHMENT-4 BUYER’S SPECIFICATION
Book II
Part 4 Technical Requirement
Section 4.5. Civil and Structural Works
SUB-SECTION 4 .5.7 STRUCTURAL STEEL AND METAL WORKS
The quality control procedures shall include but not be limited to the
following:
a. Material certificates
b. Welding
c. Non destructive testing
d. Cleaning and painting
The quality control documentation shall include but not be limited to the
following:
a. Material certificates
b. Welding
c. Field test and inspection reports.
)
4.5.7.3 GALLERY WORK
4.5.7.3.1 Scope Of Work
The Bidder shall design, furnish and install complete system of gallery work
for all buildings, structures , and equipment all accessories refers to
"Summary of Work" and refers to General Civil and Architectural Design
Requirements including but not be limited to, the following :
a. Framing for steel stairs, galleries and platforms.

b. Grating and grating treads, including abrasive nosing .
c. Safety floor plate (checkered plate).
d. Handrails.
_) e. Ladders.
f. Guard plates.
g. Banding of all openings in grating occasioned by field run piping .
h. All materials necessary, including Type 316 stainless steel studs for
grating hold-down clips to connect the gallery work to structural steel and
other parts of the structure already in place.
i. All brackets, hangers and bracing necessary to support the Work rigidly
and keep it in free from vibration and excessive deflection
4.5.7.3.2 Workmanship, Sequence And Finish
Workmanship and finish shall be equal to the best shop and field practice.
All material shall have clean surfaces before being worked. Fabricated
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Part 4 Technical Requ irement
SUB-SECTION 4.5.7 STRUCTURAL STEEL AND METAL WORKS
members shall be free from twists , bends or open joints. Shearing and
clipping shall be neatly and accurately done. All work shall be neatly finished.
As much as possible of the Galleries work, including connections and joints

between members, attachment of clip angles, punching of holes etc. shall be
shop fabricated so as to reduce the amount of field erection work to a
minimum.
The Bidder shall be responsible for proper fit of all materials furnished,
including railing and post clearance with other equipment, piping, grating,
checkered plate etc. including field check for clearances.
The Bidder shall fabricate and erect the gallery work in the sequence desired
by the Owner if requested.
4.5.7.3 .3 Material
J Grating shall be galvanized steel unless otherwise specified. The bar grating
is in accordance with ANSIINAAMM MBG 531 , and the heavy-duty bar
grating is in accordance with ANSI/NAAMM MBG 532 .
Structural steel and all other steel including floor plates, ladders, cages,
guard plates etc. shall conform to applicable requirements of ASTM A36-
Standard Specification for Structural Steel.
Bolts shall be of ASTM A325 Type 1
Handrails and posts shall be butt welded steel pipe of standard weight
(Schedule 40) or steel structural tubing of equal or greater weight unless
galvanized pipe is called for in the specification. The pipe shall conform to
ASTM A 120 with its steel meeting a minimum tensile strength of 3000 kg/cm 2
and a yield point of 1750 kg/cm 2 on actual physical tests. The structural
tubing shall conform to ASTM A501 , F-36 or better material.
The Bidder shall retain final responsibility for spacing of handrail posts. All
handrails shall be shop prime and field finish painted. Areas exposed to
·) chemical attack shall have Fiberglass Reinforced Polyester (FRP) grating
with FR gray grit top .
4.5.7.3.4 Design Requirements
a. Grating
Grating, except where noted otherwise on the approved drawings, shall

have a minimum thickness of 32 mm with 32 mm x 5 mm main bars on
not more than 30mm center-to-center bar spacing and crossbars on not
greater than 100 mm center-to-center spacing. Deflection of grating shall
not exceed L/300.
b. Stairs
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Channel stringers and grating tread stairs shall be used in all plant areas
to service equipment or to travel from one gallery level to another.
This type of stairs having a maximum slope of 40°, a maximum and a

minimum riser of 190 mm and 165 mm respectively and a maximum and
a minimum tread of 250 mm and 225 mm respectively is considered
gallery stairs . The stair treads shall be rigidly bolts to stringers with bolt
heads on the outside and nuts on the inside faces of stringers. The stair
width shall not be less than 75 em.
c. Handrails
Handrail shall be provided for the following areas and where requ ired:
1. Around every stairway floor opening.
2. Around every floor opening into which personnel could accidentally
-, trip or fall, except when provided with an opening cover.
) 3. On all flights of stairs having four or more risers.
4. At all open sided floors, walkways and platforms.
5. At adjacent to dangerous equipment.
6. All temporary openings shall be guarded by temporary handrails.
Handrails shall be placed at not less than 105 em above the nosing of
treads, or above the top of platform grating or checkered plate. They shall
be continuous the full length of the stairs. Ends shall be returned or shall
terminate in newel posts or safety terminals.
Handrails shall be standard pipe handrails minimum 40 mm diameter,

welded construction . The handgri p portion of handrails shall have a
continuous smooth surface with no sharp corners .
Handrails projecting from a wall shall have a space of not less than 40
mm between the wall and the handrail.
d. Guard Plates
Guard plates shall be min imum 6 mm thick and shall extend a minimum
of 100 mm above the finished floor line, unless otherwise required.
Guard plates shall be fastened to steel framing members or concrete

slabs.
All guard plates shall be attached to framing members in the shop, where
possible, in order to minimize the amount of field erection work.
e. Ladders
Ladders shall be provided in all pits, manholes, and entrances to tunnels,

to all roofs over 6 m above the ground where there is no access by a
stair, or to the floors where no stair system is provided .
PALU-3 CFSPP (2 x 50 MW) SUB-SECTION 4.5.7-24 CONTRACTOR

Book II
Section 4 .5. Civil and Structural Works
The following types of ladders shall be used in the design of the power
plant:
1. Ladders that consist of individual round steel rungs.
2. Ladders that consist of steel side rails and steel rungs attached to
side rails.
3. Ladders equipped with a cage.
4. Ladder service platforms or landings 3.6 m or higher above ground

shall have a safety cage. Ladders over 6 m in height that are
equipped with a cage must have a rest platform at intervals not
exceeding 10 m.
4.5.7.3.5 Detailed Requirements
) a. Grating
Grating shall be a standard make of fabricated galvanized grating of a

type acceptable to the Owners, however grating of the pressure locked
type is not acceptable. The welding requirements hereinafter specified
do not apply to weld grating that shall be produced in accordance with
standard manufacturing practice.
Grating panels shall be of uniform width as far as possible. Grating bars

on grating areas adjacent to each other shall run in the same direction, if
economically possible, and grating panels shall in other respects be so
fabricated that the design will match when panels are assembled. Ends
of panels shall be cut off neatly. Ends that have become bent must be
straightened before acceptance. All grating shall be straight and not
warped and shall have full bearing on the supporting steel.
In order to obtain a firm bearing on the supporting steel , each section of

grating shall be fastened near each corner to the supporting steel. The
method of fastening shall be by either tack welding, fasteners or a
combination of both.
Fasteners shall be permanently fastened to the grating sections so as

not to become detached and lost when removing and replacing grating
sections.
Special care shall be taken to anchor overhanging grating sections

securely by means of fasteners. Grating shall be provided with stops to
prevent any section from slipping off the supporting steel when an
adjacent panel is removed .
All gallery steel connecting to structural steel shall be continuous fillet

welded .
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Grating sections shall fit snugly with not more than 3 mm clearance
between adjacent sections of grating, and 8 mm clearance between
grating and curb angles or guard plates.
Holes in grating for pipes, where required by Bidder's design, shall be cut
and banded in the shop, unless otherwise specified.
All other holes that are not specifically located and dimensioned on the
Bidder's design drawings shall be cut and banded in the field in
accordance with field measurements of pipes in place.
When laying out holes in grating for piping , consideration must be given
to clearances required to accommodate pipe covering (if any) and
movement of the piping due to thermal expansion.
Grating shall be split around all pipes where possible and shall be made
into easily removable sections. Location of junction lines between grating
) sections shall be determined from actual field measurements of pipes
insofar as it is possible. All holes for pipes shall clear the pipe (or pipe
covering as the case may be) by not less than 50 mm or more than 75
mm. Furthermore, the arrangement shall allow for the displacement of
pipes due to their expansion or contraction without contact between
grating and pipe (or pipe covering).
All holes shall be banded with a minimum 5 mm bar projecting 25 mm

above top of grating. The grating bars shall be neatly welded to the band.
All bands shall be divided on the junction line between adjacent panels.
When it is necessary in the installation of a floor grating panel to cut the

grating to right angles to the bars at a point of support, suitable means of
permanently holding the ends of the bar in alignment shall be provided.
b. Nosing
Edges of grating at head of stairs shall, have a minimum 40 mm wide

and not less than 8 mm thick abrasive nosing.
_)
Where grating junction lines occur at head of stairs, the nosing shall be
cut at the junction line so as to permit removal of each section of grating.
Provide manufacturer's standard paint finish on metal areas of treads as

nosing . Abrasive areas shall not be painted. Any discolorations, etc., on
the treads and nosing shall be cleaned off with a solvent after erection ,
and before completion of the work.
Install stair tread nosing in the shop but only after the grating treads have
been galvanized.
The projecting edges of longitudinal grating bars at openings not

protected by guard plates shall be banded with 6 mm thick bar of same
depth as the grating.
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SUB-SECTI ON 4.5.7 STRUCTU RAL STEEL AND METAL WORKS
Outdoor grating and stair treads shall have serrated top. All exterior of
the grating shall be clipped down with a minimum of two saddle clips per
grating section.
c. Stairs and Treads
Stairs shall be constructed and attached to galleries or concrete work as

indicated on the standard drawings.
Stair treads shall be min imum 32 mm x 5 mm standard galvanized

grating of the same pattern as the floor grating. Grating treads shall have
abrasive noising .
Stair treads shall be rigidly bolted to stringers with bolt heads on outside
and nuts on inside faces of stringers.
d. Checkered Steel Floor Plates
Checkered steel floor plate shall be rolled steel galvan ized plate of a type
and design su itable for the floor loading. Steel floor plates shall have a
minimum thickness of 6 mm unless otherwise required.
The pattern center lines on all checkered steel floor plate sections sha ll
match and line up in both directions on adjacent sections.
All floor plate sections shall fit snugly into place with not more than 1.5
mm space between.
All steel floor plates shall be reinforced by means of steel angles along
all edges of each plate and in intermediate locations where necessary.
Each stiffener shall be welded to underside of plate along both edges of
the stiffener. Each section shall be provided with two lifting holes located
in opposite corners. Floor plates shall be straight and flush with the
surrounding floor. Each floor plate section shall be provided with grinding
bars, for aligning faces of plate sections with each other and with
adjacent flooring . Grinding bars shall have bearing over their entire area.
·-)
Steel floor plates , where curb angle construction is required shall also be
reinforced with stiffeners except for narrow trenches where stiffeners
may not be required. All openings for pipes shall be neatly cut so as to
clear the pipe (or pipe covering) 12 mm all around. The arrangement
shall be such that any section can be readily removed .
e. Handrails
All railings and railing post connections shall be in accordance with the
details shown on the approved drawings.
All railing and post intersections shall be welded . Pipe or tubing posts
shall be welded to the top rail, the rail being continuo us. The center rail
shall be welded to the posts, the posts being continuous.
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The railing and post sections shall be completely fabricated in the shop
in as large sections as is practicable and that can be conveniently
handled and erected.
Field railing splices where required shall be welded and shall in all
cases be located near a pipe post or point of support. No screwed
couplings will be permitted in rails or posts.
After shop and/or field welding is done, all rough weld metal projections
shall be neatly ground off so that the joint will present a smooth
appearance. Neat appearing welds with no rough projections will not
require grinding. All sharp corners shall be rounded .
The Bidder shall cut handrails and guard plates and weld them (except
galvanized steel) in field to clear diagonal bracing where required.
Ends of handrails at building columns or other vertical steel may be

) attached to the steel by means of a collar welded to the steel.
Where gates are required , swing gates shall be provided. No chain gate
shall be used.
f. Guard Plates
Guard plates shall be furnished in as long lengths as possible. Ends of

adjoining guard plates shall be welded together. Joints shall be no closer
than 1 m to handrail post.
Guard plates used at edges of floors and galleries and meeting at angles
at corners shall have corners welded . If necessary, an extra piece of
plate shall be welded to the outside of guard plates to close the gap
between plates that do not join.
Cutouts shall be provided where necessary to clear piping or other

) equipment.
The Bidder shall provide guard plates around all column penetrations and
moment connections. Gratings shall be coped and fitted with cover plates
to prevent openings greater than 25 mm in width around these
penetrations.
g. Ladders
Unless otherwise specified, ladders shall be galvanized and made of

steel bar stringers and round steel bar rungs.
Suitable guards or cages shall be furnished for ladders for locations and
conditions stated in mentioned before or where requ ired by OSHA or
IBC. Guards shall be of type and design as required by these codes.
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Part 4 Technical Req uirement
Access from platforms, floors or landings to all ladders going to a lower

elevation shall be provided with a pipe swing gate, as may be indicated,
or as may be required by OSHA or IBC.
4.5.7.3.6 Fabrications And Erection
Fabrication and erection shall be in accordance with the applicable

provisions of the AISC Manual of Steel Construction (latest edition) and the
following :
a. Shop Connections
All shop connections shall be made by welding or with bolts.
Gallery members connecting to existing work or to steel work by others

shall be welded. All other gallery work shall be bolted.
The connection angle length shall be the maximum for each size beam.
b. Bearing Plates
Beams bearing on masonry or concrete work shall be provided with

bearing plates and clip angles.
c. Fabrication
Structures shall be plumbed or leveled such that the deviations for the
complete work do not exceed the requirements of the AISC Code of
Standard Practice. Erection drawings shall be marked accordingly.
d. Welding
Welding shall be in accordance with the applicable provisions of the AISC

Manual, AWS DIA, "Structural Welding Code" and Specification Welding
in Steel structures.
4.5.7.3.7 Cleaning And Painting
Shop cleaning and painting of gallery steel shall be in accordance with the
Technical Specification Clause 4.5.9.1 - Painting System.
The field finish coat of paint for surfaces other than grating, ladder stringers
and bar rungs shall be applied per Technical Specification Clause 4 .5.9.1 -
Painting System.
4.5.7.3.8 Galvanizing
Grating, stair treads, ladders (except cages) , floor plates and stop bars shall
be complete shop fabricated and galvanized after fabrication unless noted
otherwise. The galvanizing shall be compatible to the environmental
conditions.
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Section 4 .5. Civil and Structural Works
All parts to be galvanized shall be designed for erecting with bolts, pins, and
anchor bolts , clips etc. and shall not require field welding, field riveting, field
drilling or any operation that would damage galvanizing.
All bolts, clips, nuts, washers, anchors, stops, banding and other
appurtenances required for galvanized parts shall also be galvanized or
stainless steel and shall be furnished and installed by Bidder.
Galvanizing shall conform with the applicable requirements set forth in the
latest editions of the ASTM Standard Specifications A 123, A 153, A384, A385
and A386.
High strength bolts, washers, and nuts for used in galvanized connections
shall be mechanically galvanized. Members that are being punched or drilled
shall be galvanized after punching or drilling.
Any grating that is warped or bent after galvanizing will be rejected and shall
) not be used .
Galvanized grating shall be tested in accordance with the requirements set

forth in the latest edition of the ASTM A 123 and A 153.
The Bidder shall be required to re-galvanize all gallery work that has had
galvanizing been damaged. If it becomes necessary to alter any galvanized
stair treads or grating in the field, such work shall be re-galvanized before
installing at no cost to the Owner.
4.5.7.3.9 Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC)
The quality control procedures and documentation shall include but not be
limited to the following :
1. Welding .
2. Nondestructive testing.
3. Packaging and shipping .
,J 4. Shop test procedures.
5. Cleaning, painting and galvanizing .
4.5.7.4 ANCHOR BOLT
4.5.7.4.1 Scope Of Work
The scope of anchor bolts shall include anchor bolts required for structural
steel, gallery steel , auxiliary steel , equipment bases etc. as applicable to
"Summary of Works (Section 4.2)", and shall refer to "Miscellaneous
Architectural Works (Sub-Section 4.5.8)", and as specified herein.
The Bidder shall design, manufacture, test, supply and install all anchor
bolts.
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PALU-3 COAL FIRED STEAM

POWER PLANT (2 x 50 MW) CONSORTIUM

Document No. Rev. : 00

CLIENT : PT. PLN (PERSERO)

CONTRACTOR : CONSORTIUM WIKA-DHI-KOEN

PROJECT NAME : PALU-3 COAL FIRED STEAM POWER PLANT (2 x 50 MW)

PROJECT NO. : 18JE05

LOCATION : DONGGALA, SULAWESI TENGAH , INDONESIA

00 24-Okt-19 Issued For Quotation AZR SAL AF

REV DATE DESCRIPTION PREPARED CHECKED APPROVED

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Rev Section / Page Change Description

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3 TERMINOLOGY & ABBREVIATIONS

OWNER PT PLN (Persero)

CONTRACTOR Consortium PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) – DOOSAN

PROJECT Coal Fired Steam Power Plant Palu-3 (2x50 MW)

SUBCONTRACTOR Party who provide services to perform part of the

VENDOR Party who supplies and manufactures equipments /

SHALL Means absolute requirement to be followed strictly in order

SHOULD Means recommendation, that alternative solutions having

MAY Means course of action that is permissible within the limits

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6 THE SCOPE OF WORK

6.1. Subcontractor’s Scope of Work

The following items shall be included in the Subcontractor’s scope of work.

6.1.1. Direct Work

6.1.2. Indirect Work

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6.2. Work not Included in the Subcontractor’s Scope of Work

Basic engineering including preparation of specifications and lay-out drawings shall

Detail engineering refer to Subcontractor's scope of work.

7.1. Material to be Supplied by WIKA

7.2. Material to be Supplied by Subcontractor

1. The material supplied by Subcontractor shall fulfill the requirement, specification

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2. All materials to be installed shall be well documented including material

3. If the material provided by Subcontractor is not well documented and traceable,

5. Loading, unloading and all of handling material shall be Subcontractor's

3. Subcontractor shall take a training program to maximize his manpower capability.

2. Subcontractor shall provide the proposed construction equipment including its

3. All equipment items as proposed by Subcontractor are to be inspected and maintained

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4. The Subcontractor shall include a procedure related to the construction equipment

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1. The quantities given in Attachment-3 : Work Volume are tentative and

12.2. Cost Allocation

1. The Subcontractor shall be responsible during the execution of the work to

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4. Details of the testing and inspection procedures shall be established by the

5. Result of the testing and inspection shall be recorded by Subcontractor and

8. Cost and expenses of testing, inspections, recording and reporting including

13.2. Execution Plan

13.3. Indonesian Content

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13.4. Surplus Material Disposal & Garbage Disposal

13.5. Construction Access

13.6. Construction Site

3. The Subcontractor shall understand and be responsible to know/take into

 Soil characteristics of the site and borrow pits