TELECOM SPECIFICATION - FIBRE OPTIC CABLE

ORIGINATOR: CLIENT: DOCUMENT NUMBER:
PETROFAC ZALLAF ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-SPC-

0001-000
PROJECT:
NC-200 ERAWIN FIELD DEVELOPMENT PHASE I (PLAN B)
CONTRACT NO: PROJECT NO: HOLDS: PAGE NO:
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TELECOM SPECIFICATION - FIBRE OPTIC CABLE (DOC NO.

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THIS DOCUMENT IS UPDATED AND RE-ISSUED FOR COMPANY REVIEW BASED ON

FEED DOCUMENT APPENDIX-8 TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING (DOCUMENT
NO. ENG044-20ERW-000-PM-SOW-0001-000 REV. 03.
Nitesh D. Amit Digitally signed

by Amit Atak Dheeraj Digitally signed by Dheeraj Singh
DN: cn=Dheeraj Singh, o=Petrofac
International Limited, ou=Engineering
Manager,
Atak Singh
Date: 2022.05.24 email=dheeraj.singh@petrofac.com,
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03 Re-Issued for Design ND AA DS 24/05/2022
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This document is issued pursuant to an Agreement between Petrofac Facilities Management Limited and Zallaf Libya Exploration and Production Oil & Gas
COMPANY which agreement sets forth the entire rights, obligations and liabilities of those parties with respect to the content and use of the report. Reliance by
any other party on the contents of the document shall be at its own risk. Petrofac makes no warranty or representation, expressed or implied, to any other party
with respect to the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of the information contained in this report and assumes no liabilities with respect to any other party’s
use of or damages resulting from such use of any information, conclusions or recommendations disclosed in this document.
PROJECT: PROJECT NO: CLIENT: DOCUMENT NUMBER:
NC-200 ERAWIN FIELD JI-2047 ZALLAF ENG052-20ERW-000-TE-
DEVELOPMENT PHASE I (PLAN B) SPC-0001-000
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Rev. Section Revision Description
03 13. Revised as per Company comments.
SHEETS INDEX AND REVISIONS

Note: Revision Table to be used on Post-AFD Issues
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CONTENTS
1. ABBREVIATIONS ...................................................................................................... 7
2. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 9
2.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND ......................................................................... 9
3. PURPOSE ................................................................................................................ 12
4. DEFINITION ............................................................................................................. 13
5. REFERENCED DOCUMENTS ................................................................................. 14
5.1 General...................................................................................................... 14
5.2 Applicable International Codes and Standards...................................... 14
5.2.1 National Acts/Codes, Decree ................................................................... 14
5.2.2 Project Specifications/ Documents ......................................................... 15
5.2.3 Industry Codes and Standards................................................................ 17
5.2.3.1 ATmosphères EXplosives (ATEX) ........................................................... 17
5.2.3.2 British Standards (BS) ............................................................................. 17
5.2.3.3 European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization .................. 17
5.2.3.4 International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) .................................. 17
5.2.3.5 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ..................................... 18
5.2.3.6 International Standards ........................................................................... 18
5.2.3.7 International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication
Standardization Sector (ITU-T) ................................................................ 19
5.2.3.8 International Organization for Standardisation (ISO) ............................ 19
5.3 Document Precedence ............................................................................. 19
5.4 Deviations from Specifications ............................................................... 20
6. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND PROTECTION .......................................... 21
6.1 Environmental & Site Conditions ............................................................ 21
6.2 Hazardous Area Protection ..................................................................... 21
6.3 EMC Compliance ...................................................................................... 21
6.4 Ingress Protection .................................................................................... 21
6.5 Lightning Risks ........................................................................................ 22
7. SCOPE OF SUPPLY................................................................................................ 23
7.1 General...................................................................................................... 23
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7.1.1 Wellheads ................................................................................................. 23

7.1.2 Manifolds (Not applicable for Plan-B) ..................................................... 26
7.1.3 NC-115B Custody Metering ..................................................................... 27
7.1.4 Telecom Repeater Tower ......................................................................... 28
7.1.5 Temporary Accommodation Camp ......................................................... 28
7.1.6 Processing Plant (EPF) ............................................................................ 29
7.2 Material Supply ......................................................................................... 33
7.3 Design Work ............................................................................................. 35
7.4 Site Work .................................................................................................. 36
7.5 System Design Review ............................................................................ 37
7.6 Guarantee / Warranty ............................................................................... 37
7.7 Exclusions ................................................................................................ 37
8. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................................... 38
8.1 Design Life ................................................................................................ 38
8.2 Fibre Optic Cable Specification............................................................... 38
8.2.1 General Requirements ............................................................................. 38
8.2.2 Cable Construction .................................................................................. 38
8.2.3 Central Member ........................................................................................ 39
8.2.4 Buffer Tubes and Filler Rods................................................................... 39
8.2.5 Core Configuration................................................................................... 39
8.2.6 Optical Fibre Specifications .................................................................... 40
8.2.7 Core Construction .................................................................................... 40
8.2.8 Super – absorbent Poly Materials ........................................................... 40
8.2.9 Inner Sheath ............................................................................................. 40
8.2.10 Strength Yarns ......................................................................................... 41
8.2.11 Outer Sheath............................................................................................. 41
8.2.12 Sheath Markings....................................................................................... 41
8.2.13 Fibre Optic Cable Performance Requirements....................................... 41
8.2.14 Optical Performance of Cable for G.652D 9/125 Single Mode Fibre ..... 42
8.2.15 Optical Performance of Cable for G.655 9/125 Single Mode Fibre ........ 42
8.2.16 Environmental Performance of Cable ..................................................... 43
8.2.17 Geometry and Performance Requirements for G.652D SM Fibre ......... 43
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8.2.18 Geometry and Performance Requirements for G.655 SM Fibre ............ 43

8.2.1 Design Testing ......................................................................................... 44
8.2.2 Water Penetration..................................................................................... 44
8.2.3 Crush Resistance ..................................................................................... 44
8.2.4 Impact ....................................................................................................... 44
8.2.5 Bending ..................................................................................................... 44
8.2.6 Stress – Strain .......................................................................................... 45
8.2.7 Thermal Cycling ....................................................................................... 45
8.2.8 Torsion ...................................................................................................... 45
8.2.9 Routine Test ............................................................................................. 45
8.2.10 Packaging ................................................................................................. 45
8.3 Fibre Optic Accessories .......................................................................... 46
8.3.1 Fibre Pigtail Cable Specifications ........................................................... 47
8.3.2 Fibre Optic Patch Panels ......................................................................... 47
8.3.3 Fan-Out Termination for Loose Tube Cables ......................................... 48
8.3.4 Splice / Joint Closures ............................................................................. 48
8.3.5 Fibre Duplex Patch cords ........................................................................ 49
8.4 Manholes .................................................................................................. 49
8.5 Warning and Protection Tapes ................................................................ 50
8.6 Panel Specification .................................................................................. 50
8.7 Cabling ...................................................................................................... 53
8.8 Earthing .................................................................................................... 54
8.9 Labelling ................................................................................................... 55
8.10 Spare Capacity ......................................................................................... 55
8.11 Nameplate Details .................................................................................... 56
8.12 Power Supply ........................................................................................... 56
9. QUALITY ASSURANCE, INSPECTION AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS ............ 58
9.1 Quality and Integrity Management .......................................................... 58
9.2 Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) ................................................................ 58
9.3 COMPANY /CONTRACTOR Inspections ................................................. 58
9.4 Testing Requirements (General) ............................................................. 58
9.4.1 Factory Acceptance Test ......................................................................... 59
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9.4.2 Site Acceptance Test .............................................................................. 60

10. PAINTING AND COATING REQUIREMENTS ......................................................... 61
11. DOCUMENTATION.................................................................................................. 62
11.1 Manual....................................................................................................... 62
12. PACKAGING & PRESERVATION FOR TRANSPORTATION ................................. 63
13. SPARE PARTS (NOT APPLICABLE)..................................................................... 64
13.1 Installation and Commissioning Spares ................................................. 64
13.2 Spare for 2-years Operation .................................................................... 64
13.3 Tools and Equipment ............................................................................... 65
14. COMMISSIONING ASSISTANCE (NOT APPLICABLE).......................................... 66
15. DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................. 67
16. AFTER SALES SERVICE (NOT APPLICABLE) ...................................................... 68
16.1 Local Support ........................................................................................... 68
17. QUOTATION - TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS (NOT APPLICABLE)..................... 69
18. TRAINING ............................................................................................................... 70
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1. ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviation Description
ACS Access Control System
ATEX Atmospheres Explosives
API American Petroleum Institute
BOM Bill of Material
BS British Standards
CCTV Closed Circuit Television
CCR Central Control Room
EDG Electrical Diesel Generator
EPCC Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning
EPF Early Production Facility
EPP Early Production Phase
EN European
EWT Extended Well Testing
FAT Factory Acceptance Test
IFAT Integrated Factory Acceptance Test
FAR Field Auxiliary Room
FEED Front End Engineering Design
FO Fibre Optic
FOC Fibre Optic Cable
FOPP Fibre Optic Patch Panel
GRP Glass-Reinforced Plastic
F&G Fire and Gas
HDPE High Density PolyEthylene
IDS Intrusion Detection System
IEC International Electro-technical Commission
IP Ingress Protection (with regards to enclosures and JB)
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Abbreviation Description
IR Infrared
JB Junction Box
LAN Local Area Network
LSZH Low Smoke Zero Halogen
MCR Metering Control Room
MM Multimode
NOC National Oil Corporation
PAGA Public Address General Alarm
PE Poly Ethylene
PSD Polyethylene Sheathed Dielectric Optical Cable
PWT Produced Water Treatment Unit

RTU Remote Terminal Unit
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SFP Small Factor Pluggable
SIS Safety Instrumented System
SM Single Mode
UV Ultra Violet
VFD Variable Frequency Drive
ZLOG Zallaf Libya Exploration and Production of Oil and Gas COMPANY
(/ COMPANY/ ZALLAF or Zallaf)
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2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND
Erawin Project consists of the development of NC-200 E, G and H oil accumulations. NC-
200 E, G and H fields lay in Murzuq basin southwest of Akakus Oil Operations El Sharara
production facilities. E field is around 100 km from NC-115 GOSP-B. Those fields were
discovered and appraised by REMSA between 2003 and 2009 by drilling and testing 3
exploration and 4 appraisal wells. NC-200 block was assigned to Zallaf Libya in September
2017 and the Field Development Plans (FDP) for the 3 existing discoveries were approved
by NOC in April 2018.
Figure 1: NC-200 geographical location

For the Surface Facilities, Zallaf adopted development strategy in a 2-phase approach. An
Early Production Phase (EPP) consisting of one train of 10,000 BOPD oil and 9,000 BWPD
produced water separation capacity and located by well E-01 was selected for Phase 1.
These rates exclude the 10% design margin. The EPF shall be designed as a standalone
system that can be dismantled and installed at other locations upon requirement. In addition,
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Phase 1 will entail the construction of a 12-inch exportation pipeline of about 100 km to
Akakus NC-115 GOSP-B, a Crude oil surge tank with Vertical gas boot, Fire Fighting and
Fire and Gas detection systems, Evaporation pond and a 20,000 bbl/d capacity Produced
Water Treatment and Injection/Disposal Plant.
During the Post-FEED studies, Zallaf deleted Produced water treatment, injection / disposal
scope for Phase-1 along with implementation of various value engineering points.
Permanent Facilities Phase 2 will involve the design and construction of one separation train
of 10,000 BOPD oil and 9,000 BWPD produced water capacity and the addition or expansion
of water handling facilities and other auxiliary infrastructure as necessary.
Expected hydrocarbon production plateau rates are 16,000 BOPD oil and 270,000 SCFD
gas. The maximum forecasted produced water rate during NC-200 production life is 20,000
BWPD.
Export tie back pipeline to NC-115 GOSP-B should be suitable for batch and continuous
operation. At NC-115 GOSP-B receiving end, crude oil will be discharged to existing storage
tank.
In April 2021, COMPANY stated their intent to go for EWT facility of 5000 BOPD with rental
early works processing facility (procured by COMPANY) to fast-track oil production and this
strategy had been named as Plan B.
Plan B comprises of following systems:
I. Wellheads: The oil production of 5000 BOPD will be from four (4) number of wells
(E1, E4, E5 & E7).
Flowlines (6 inch): 4 nos. of flowlines from wells E1, E4, E5 & E7 will be routed till
EPF area along with FO Cable
II. EPF: EPF / Processing facilities shall be by COMPANY. Crude oil Export scraper
launcher will be provided by CONTRACTOR.
Pipeline from 4 nos. of flowlines from EPF area to EWT and Export oil pipeline
routing from EWT to oil export pipeline near Crude oil export scraper launcher will
be carried out by CONTRACTOR along with suitable Telecommunication radio
system at Temporary Accommodation Camp.
The temporary Inlet manifold along with a rental processing facility including all
utilities, Power and control system shall be procured, installed, commissioned,
operated, and maintained by COMPANY.
III. 12” Export Pipeline along with telecommunication system

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Metering skid, metering control room, containerized substation, DG set, diesel tank with
necessary Telecommunication System in NC-115B facility
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3. PURPOSE
This specification and accompanying documents describe minimum requirements for the
design, engineering, supply, fabrication, assembly, inspection, testing, certification, painting
and shipment, supervision for installation and commissioning and providing performance
guarantee of Telecom Fibre Optic Network System for NC-200 Erawin Field Development
project.
This specification shall in no way release the Vendor from final guarantee as to design,
materials, apparatus, workmanship and performance of the Telecom Fibre Optic Network
System.
The Vendor shall, in respect of this specification, engineer, procure third party materials (from
COMPANY Recommended suppliers) from and fabricate all items through sub-Vendors listed
in the COMPANY’s Recommended Vendor List only, unless the material/item is not covered
by the list, or a special dispensation to deviate from the list has been granted in writing by
the COMPANY.
Installation of fiber optic cable, laying of warning mesh and tapes, installation of manholes
shall be carried out by FOC installation contractor. CONTRACTOR who is responsible to
appoint FOC installation contractor and FOC system vendor will supervise installation
activities performed by FOC installation contractor.
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4. DEFINITION
Description Description Definition

Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and any relevant design
BASIC DESIGN information handed over by COMPANY to CONTRACTOR for
purposes of the DESIGN.
DESIGN All those design and services activities conducted by

CONTRACTOR forming part of the WORK as described in the
TECHNICAL ANNEX
COMPANY / ZALLAF or
Zallaf Libya Exploration and Production of Oil and Gas COMPANY
Zallaf
CONTRACTOR Petrofac Facilities Management Limited
Zallaf Libya Exploration and Production of Oil and Gas COMPANY

ZLOG
(COMPANY/ZALLAF or Zallaf)
Organisation performing the Procurement Activity.

PURCHASER
Where PURCHASER is CONTRACTOR.
VENDOR / SUPPLIER / The party that manufactures or supplies equipment and services to
TSI the PURCHASER.
SHALL The word shall is used to indicate that a provision is mandatory.
The word should is used to indicate that a provision is not

SHOULD
mandatory, but recommended as good practice.
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5. REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
5.1 General
The sections below contain details of all applicable Technical Standards and Specifications
for the scope of supply.
If any of the documents listed below are not in the Vendor’s possession, same shall be
obtained from the PURCHASER. Not possessing the referred standards / specifications shall
not be a cause for deviation or non-compliance.
Where the below listed Technical Standards and Specifications refer to or amend the
International Codes and Standards (e.g. API, ASME, DIN, BS, etc.), these referenced
Standards shall be deemed to be part of the Scope of work.
Vendor shall provide and maintain the applicable revision / version of all relevant Technical
Standards, International Codes and Standards, rules, regulations, specifications and
documents as specified in the specifications.
Any deviation or amendments to the Technical Specifications shall be subject to COMPANY’s
prior approval. If the Vendor fails to clearly identify specific deviations, it will be assumed by
the Purchaser / COMPANY that the Vendor is in total compliance with this specification.
All correspondence and documentation shall be in English. All measurements and units shall
be in SI units.
5.2 Applicable International Codes and Standards
This Specification requires compliance with the following list of codes, specification and
standards & their normative references. Where no standard is referenced, accepted industry
practice shall be followed. The governing edition of the International Codes and Standards
shall be the latest edition/addenda in force as on 9th July 2019.
5.2.1 National Acts/Codes, Decree
NIL
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5.2.2 Project Specifications/ Documents
ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-BOD-0001-000 Telecom Design Basis (Plan-B)

413060-16086-006-TE-SPC-0001-000 Specification for LAN I WAN System
413060-16086-006-TE-SPC-0003-000 Specification for ACS
413060-16086-006-TE-SPC-0004-000 Specification for CCTV
413060-16086-006-TE-SPC-0005-000 Specification for IDS
413060-16086-006-TE-SPC-0006-000 Specification for PAGA System
413060-16086-006-TE-SPC-0008-000 Specification for Telephone Network System
ENG052-20ERW-006-TESPC-0002-001 Telecom Specification – SDH System
ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-DBD-0001-001 Overall Telecom Block Diagram (Plan-B)
413060-16086-006-TE-DBD-0001-000 Security System Architecture
413060-16086-006-TE-DBD-0002-000 LAN / WAN System Block Diagram
413060-16086-006-TE-DBD-0003-000 ACS System Block Diagram
413060-16086-006-TE-DBD-0004-000 CCTV System Block Diagram
413060-16086-006-TE-DBD-0005-000 IDS System Block Diagram
413060-16086-006-TE-DBD-0006-000 Public Address / General Alarm (PAGA) System
Block Diagram
ENG0-20ERW-006-TE-DBD-0004-001 Telecom Block Diagram - UHF/VHF Radio
System
ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-DBD-0002-001 Telecom Block Diagram - Fibre Optic Network
ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-DBD-0003-001 Telecom Block Diagram - SDH Network
413060-16086-006-TE-DBD-0008-000 Telephone Cabling Network Block Diagram
ENG052-20ERW-002-PE-DPP-0003-002 UNIT PLOT PLAN (NC-115 A/B AREA FOR TIE
INS)
ENG052-20ERW-002-PL-MAP-0001 PIPELINE ROUTE MAP – OVERALL
ENG052-20ERW-002-PL-MAP-0003-000 PIPELINE ROUTE MAP - FIELD LAYOUT
EXPORT PIPELINES
413060-16086-002-PE-DPP-0005-001 Mini Manifold Plot Plan (H-Field)
413060-16086-002-PE-DPP-0006-001 Mini Manifold Plot Plan (G-Field)
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ENG052-20ERW-000-IC-DES-0001-001 Instrumentation Earthing Diagram

413060-16086-000-QA-QMR-0001-000 Quality and Integrity Management Requirements
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5.2.3 Industry Codes and Standards
5.2.3.1 ATmosphères EXplosives (ATEX)
ATEX 2014 Equipment directive 2014/34/EG , Equipment and protective systems

intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres
5.2.3.2 British Standards (BS)
BS 5760 Reliability of Constructed or Manufactured Products Systems

Equipment and Components (All Parts)
BS 125 Access covers and gratings capable of withstanding a 125kN test load
5.2.3.3 European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization
EN 10204 Metallic Products- Types of Inspection documents

EN 124 Manhole Tops for vehicular and pedestrian areas
5.2.3.4 International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
IEC 304 Standard colours for insulation for low-frequency cables and wires
IEC 60079 Electrical Apparatus for Explosive Gas Atmospheres
IEC 60529 Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures (IP Code)
IEC 61000 Electromagnetic compatibility
IEC 60297 series Mechanical structures for electronic equipment - Dimensions of
mechanical structures of the 482,6 mm (19 in) - see also EIA-310
IEC 60331 (All Parts) Fire resisting characteristics of electrical cables
IEC 60332 (All Parts) Tests on Electrical and Optical fibre Cables under Fire Conditions
IEC 60364 (All Parts) Electrical Installations of Buildings
IEC 60364-5-54 Electrical Installations of Buildings – Earthing Arrangements and
protective Conductors
IEC 60754 (All Parts) Test on Gases Evolved during Combustion of Materials from Cables
IEC 60825-1 Safety of Laser Products - Equipment Classification and
Requirements
IEC 60825-2 Safety of Optical Fibre Communications Systems
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IEC 794-1 Optical fibre cables - Part 1: Generic specification
5.2.3.5 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
IEEE 802.8 Fibre-Optic Technical Advisory - Provides assistance to other

IEEE 802 committees on subjects related to the use of fibre
optics.
5.2.3.6 International Standards
ASTM D 3350 – 14 Standard Specification for Polyethylene Plastics Pipe and

Fittings Materials
ASTM 1248 Specification for identification of polyethylene plastics extrusion
materials for wire and cable
ASTM F-2160 Standard Specification for Solid Wall High Density Polyethylene
(HDPE) Conduit Based on Controlled Outside Diameter (OD)
ASTM D 2239 - 12a Standard Specification for Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Pipe (SIDR-PR)
Based on Controlled Inside Diameter
ASTM D 3035 – 15 Standard Specification for Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Pipe (DR-PR)
Based on Controlled Outside Diameter
ASTM D 3485 – 15 Standard Specification for Coilable High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
Cable in Conduit (CIC)
ASTM D-1693 Standard Test Method for Environmental Stress-Cracking of Ethylene
Plastics
Bellcore GR-356 Generic Requirements for Optical Cable Innerduct and Accessories
EIA 455-34 Interconnection Device Insertion Loss Test
EIA 455-2 Impact Test Measurements for Fiber Optic Devices
EIA 455-5 Humidity Test Procedure for Fiber Optic Components
IS 2530 Methods of test for polyethylene moulding materials and polyethylene
compounds IS 7328 High Density Polyethylene Materials for Moulding
NEMA TC-7 Smooth-Wall Coilable Electrical Polyethylene Conduit
UL 651A UL Standard for Safety Schedule 40 and 80 High Density Polyethylene
(HDPE) Conduit
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5.2.3.7 International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication Standardization

Sector (ITU-T)
ITU-T G.652 Characteristics of a single-mode optical fibre cable

ITU-T G.655 Characteristics of non-zero dispersion shifted single mode
optical fibre
ITU-T G.662 Generic Characteristics of Optical Amplifier Devices and
Subsystems
ITU-T G.664 Optical Safety Procedures and Requirements for Optical
Transport Systems
ITU-T G.671 Transmission Characteristics of Passive Optical Components
ITU-T G.828 Error Performance Parameters and Objectives for International,
Constant Bit Rate Synchronous Digital Paths
5.2.3.8 International Organization for Standardisation (ISO)
ISO 9001 Quality Management System – Requirements

ISO 10005 Quality management systems -- Guidelines for quality plans
ISO 10012 Measurement management systems -- Requirements for
measurement processes and measuring equipment
ISO 17025 General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration
laboratories
ISO 29001 Petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries -- Sector-specific
quality management systems -- Requirements for product and service
supply organizations
5.3 Document Precedence
In the event of any conflict or contradiction between the above listed Technical Standards
and Specifications, the order of priority of the documents shall be as follows:
• Local statutory (Libyan) requirements
• Contract (Plan-B) Project specific Procedures, Instructions, Specification, Plans and
Directives
• International Codes and Standards
• NOC Specification – If required
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In case of any conflicts or contradictions noted between different sections with in the
individual Technical Standards and Specifications, the more stringent requirement shall be
applicable.
5.4 Deviations from Specifications
Any deviations from the above-mentioned technical standards and specifications are subject
to prior written approval from the COMPANY as approved Change management Procedure.
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6. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND PROTECTION
The equipment shall be designed, selected, engineered and configured to provide the highest
possible standard of safety, protection of assets and environment, and ergonomics.
6.1 Environmental & Site Conditions
The environmental conditions shall be in accordance with Process Design Basis and Design
Criteria ENG052-20ERW-000-PR-BOD-0001-000 and Control & Automation Design Basis
ENG052-20ERW-000-IC-BOD-0001-000.
6.2 Hazardous Area Protection
All Telecom devices & Telecom cabinets located outdoor shall be suitable for the Hazardous
Area and Ingress Protection Rating.
All electrical / electronic equipment including accessories shall be ATEX certified for use
within the specified hazardous area.
The hazardous area shall be considered as Zone 1, Gas Group IIB and temperature class
T3 environment.
The method of protection for use of the Telecom devices within hazardous areas shall be Ex-
‘d’ unless indicated otherwise.
The blanking element for Telecom enclosure in hazardous area shall not be used with a
thread adapter/reducer.
All Telecommunication equipment and installations shall meet the relevant requirements of
IEC 60079 and the applicable protection standards.
6.3 EMC Compliance

All electronic devices, switches and systems shall be immune to the effects of
electromagnetic interference & radio frequency interference.
All telecommunications and associated power equipment supplied and installed as part of
these specifications shall be suitable to operate within the ambient EMC environment of the
site and shall not generate or create any levels of EMC interference in excess to interfere
with other equipment.
6.4 Ingress Protection
The minimum degree of protection for electronic, accessories & cabinets located outdoor and
indoor shall be IP 66 and IP 51 respectively in accordance with IEC 60529.
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6.5 Lightning Risks
The sites to be used shall all have a station earthing system and all equipment shall be
bonded to the station earth node. It is important that the new installations do not give rise to
the risks of having high voltage differentials between different points in the station earthing
system during electrical storms.
Any new towers and buildings shall have earthing systems installed in accordance with the
COMPANY standards and all elements of the tower and miscellaneous site metalwork shall
be bonded to the earth.
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7. SCOPE OF SUPPLY
7.1 General
Fibre Optic Cable and Fibre Optic Cable installation accessories shall be sourced only from
COMPANY recommended and approved Manufacturer’s lists. Below are the locations which
require the Fibre Optic Cables.
7.1.1 Wellheads
Table 7.1.1a – G-Field Fibre Optic Cable requirement for CCTV System. (Not applicable for
Plan-B)
Sr. Wellhead Fibre Optic Cable Destination

Originating Location
No. Name Description Location
1 CCTV Junction Box -1 6-core SM FOC NC200 G-2
NC200 G-2
2 CCTV Junction Box -2 6-core SM FOC Telecom Cabinet
NC200 G-3
NC200 G-4
NC200 G-5
Table 7.1.1b – G Field Fibre Optic Cable requirement going to Manifold. (Not applicable for
Plan-B)

No. Description Description Location
Oil Producer NC200 G-2
1 24-core SM FOC
Well Telecom Cabinet
2 24-core SM FOC
Oil Producer NC200 G-4 G-Manifold
3 24-core SM FOC
Well Telecom Cabinet Telecom Cabinet
4 24-core SM FOC
Water
5 NC200 WSW5 24-core SM FOC
Source Well
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SIS CABINET
Table 7.1.1c – H-Field Fibre Optic Cable requirement for CCTV System. (Not applicable for
Plan-B)
Sr. Wellhead Originating Fibre Optic Cable Destination

No. Name Location Description Location
1 CCTV Junction Box -1 6-core SM FOC NC200 H-2
NC200 H-2
NC200 H-3
NC200 H-4
NC200 H-6
Table 7.1.1d – H-Field Fibre Optic Cable requirement going to Manifold. (Not applicable for
Plan-B)

Oil Producer NC200 H-2
1 24-core SM FOC
2 24-core SM FOC
Oil Producer NC200 H-4 H-Manifold
3 24-core SM FOC
Well Telecom Cabinet Telecom Cabinet
4 24-core SM FOC
Water NC200 WSW4
5 24-core SM FOC
Source Well SIS CABINET
Table 7.1.1e – E- Field Fibre Optic Cable requirement for CCTV System. (Not applicable for
Plan-B)

1 NC200 E-1 CCTV Junction Box -1 6-core SM FOC NC200 E-1
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)

3 CCTV Junction Box -1 6-core SM FOC NC200 E-4
NC200 E-4
NC200 E-5
NC200 E-6
NC200 E-7
NC200 E-8
NC200 E-9
NC200 E-10
NC200 E-11
NC200 E-12
NC200 E-13
NC200 E-14
Table 7.1.1f – E-Field Fibre Optic Cable requirement going to EPF.

Oil Producer 24-core SM G.652D
1 NC200 E-1 Manhole
Well FOC
2 NC200 E-4 Manhole EPF Manhole
Well FOC
3 NC200 E-5 Manhole
Well FOC
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4 NC200 E-7 Manhole
Well FOC
24C FO cable between E-Well heads and EPF shall be laid and preserved inside manhole
at both the ends.
7.1.2 Manifolds (Not applicable for Plan-B)
Table 7.1.2a – G-Manifold Fibre Optic Cable requirement for CCTV System.
Sr. Manifold Fibre Optic Cable Destination

1 G- CCTV Junction Box -1 6-core SM FOC G-Manifold
2 Manifold CCTV Junction Box -2 6-core SM FOC Telecom Cabinet
Table 7.1.2b – G-Manifold Fibre Optic Cable requirement going to NC-200 Field Auxiliary
Room.
Sr. Fibre Optic Cable

Originating Location Destination Location
No. Description
NC-200 Field Auxiliary
G-Manifold
1 48-core SM FOC Room
Telecom Cabinet
Telecom FOC Cabinet-01
Table 7.1.2c – H-Manifold Fibre Optic Cable requirement for CCTV System.
Sr. Wellhead Originating Fibre Optic Cable Destination

No. Name Location Description Location
1 CCTV Junction Box-1 6-core SM FOC H-Manifold
H-manifold
2 CCTV Junction Box-2 6-core SM FOC Telecom Cabinet
Table 7.1.2d – H-Manifold Fibre Optic Cable requirement going to NC-200 Field Auxiliary
Room.

No. Description
1 H-Manifold 48-core SM FOC NC-200 Field Auxiliary Room
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Telecom Cabinet Telecom FOC Cabinet-01
7.1.3 NC-115B Custody Metering
Table 7.1.3a – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for CCTV System. (Not applicable for Plan-B)

No. Description
Main Entrance Gate
1 6-core SM FOC
CCTV Junction Box -1
Perimeter Fence
2 6-core SM FOC
Perimeter Fence
3 6-core SM FOC NC115B – Metering Control
Room
Perimeter Fence
4 6-core SM FOC Telecom CCTV / ACS Cabinet
Perimeter Fence
5 6-core SM FOC
Perimeter Fence
6 6-core SM FOC
Table 7.1.3c – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for NC-115B Metering Control Room to Akakus
Control Room.

No. Description
NC115B – Metering
Control Room Akakus Control Room
1 48-core SM G.652D FOC
Existing Cabinet
SDH Cabinet
Table 7.1.3d – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for NC-115B Metering Control Room to NC200-
EPF

No. Description
NC115B – Metering
1 Control Room 48-core SM G.655 FOC NC 200- EPF Manhole
SDH Cabinet
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
7.1.4 Telecom Repeater Tower
Table 7.1.4a – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for Telecom Repeater Tower to NC-200 EPF.
48-core SM FOC from NC-200 EPF to NC-115B Custody Metering shall be branched to
Telecom Repeater Tower wherein 12-cores shall be routed to Telecom Repeater Tower and
the rest of 48-core SM FOC shall be routed to NC115B Custody Metering Control Room

No. Description
48-core SM G.655 FOC
Telecom Repeater (Only 12 out of 48 cores
Tower shall be used for repeater FOC manhole splice joint
1
Passive Cooled Shelter tower connectivity and
Radio Cabinet spliced with cable from NC-
200 EPF)
Table 7.1.4b Fibre Optic Cable requirement for CCTV System. (Not applicable for Plan-B)

No. Description
Perimeter Fence Telecom Repeater
1 6-core SM FOC
CCTV Junction Box Tower Telecom Shelter
7.1.5 Temporary Accommodation Camp

No. Description
Accommodation Camp Main Entrance Gate
1 6-core SM FOC
Guard Room CCTV Junction Box
Telecom Data & Perimeter Fence
2 Telephony / CCTV / ACS 6-core SM FOC
Cabinet CCTV Junction Box
Table 7.1.5b – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for Instrument / Telecom Equipment Room to
Guard Room. (Not applicable for Plan-B)
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No. Description
Accommodation Camp
Instrument / Telecom Accommodation Camp Guard
Equipment Room 24-core SM FOC Room
1
Telecom Data & Telecom Data & Telephony /
Telephony / CCTV / ACS CCTV / ACS Cabinet
Cabinet
Table 7.1.5c – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for Instrument / Telecom Equipment Room to
Telecom Tower (Not applicable for Plan-B)

No. Description
Accommodation Camp
Instrument / Telecom
Equipment Room 24-core SM FOC Telecom Tower Shelter
1
Telecom Data & Telecom Cabinet
Telephony / CCTV / ACS
Cabinet
Table 7.1.5d – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for Telecom Shelter (provided by COMPANY)
to NC-200 EPF.

No. Description
Temporary
Accommodation Camp
1 Telecom Shelter 2 x 48-core SM NC-200 EPF Manhole
(provided by G.655 FOC
COMPANY) SDH
Cabinet
7.1.6 Processing Plant (EPF)

No. Description
1 EPP Field Auxiliary 6-core SM FOC Storage Tank CCTV Junction Box
2 Room 6-core SM FOC PWT CCTV Junction Box
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No. Description
Telecom FOC Cabinet –
2
Main Entrance Gate CCTV
3 6-core SM FOC
NC-200 Guard Room Junction Box
Telecom Data & Perimeter Fence CCTV Junction
4 Telephony / CCTV / ACS 6-core SM FOC Box
Cabinet
EPP Field Auxiliary
5 Room Telecom FOC 6-core SM FOC EPF CCTV Junction Box
Cabinet - 2
Table 7.1.6c – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for NC-200 Field Auxiliary Room to Substation-
1 (Not applicable for Plan-B).

No. Description
NC-200 Field Auxiliary
1 Room Telecom FOC 24-core SM FOC Substation – 1
Cabinet-1
Table 7.1.6d – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for NC-200 Field Auxiliary Room to
Substation-2 (Not applicable for Plan-B).

No. Description
NC-200
1 Field Auxiliary Room 24-core SM FOC Substation – 2
Telecom FOC Cabinet-1
Table 7.1.6e – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for NC-200 Field Auxiliary Room to Guard
Room (Not applicable for Plan-B).

No. Description
NC-200 NC-200 Guard Room
1 Field Auxiliary Room 24-core SM FOC Telecom Data & Telephony /
Telecom FOC Cabinet CCTV / ACS Cabinet
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
Table 7.1.6f – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for NC-200 Field Auxiliary Room to NC-200
Central Control Room. (Not applicable for Plan-B)

No. Description
NC-200 NC-200 Central Control Room.
1 Field Auxiliary Room 24-core SM FOC
Telecom FOC Cabinet-1 Telecom Cabinet
Table 7.1.6g – Fibre Optic Cable requirement for NC-200 EPF to NC-115B, and Temporary
Accommodation Camp.
Fibre Optic Cable

Sr. No. Originating Location Destination Location
Description
NC-115B Custody Metering
48-core SM G.655
1 Metering Control Room SDH
FOC
Cabinet
NC-200 EPF Manhole
Temporary Accommodation Camp,
2 x 48-core SM G.655
2 Telecom Shelter (provided by
FOC
COMPANY) SDH Cabinet
a) CONTRACTOR/Vendor shall be responsible for the design, manufacture, inspection,

functional testing, certification of Telecom Fibre Optic Cable to achieve the complete
functionality as mentioned in this specification.
b) It shall be the responsibility of the Vendor to inform the COMPANY / CONTRACTOR
of any errors, ambiguities, inconsistencies or discrepancies which may be found to exist
in any document, specifications or drawings submitted by COMPANY /
CONTRACTOR. In case of any scope contradiction in this document, Vendor shall be
responsible for the supply of those item/services as applicable to complete this project.
COMPANY's decision shall be final.
c) Vendor shall, as a minimum, supply equipment and full documentation with the features
and performance outlined in this specification, accompanying drawings and outlined in
the technical clarifications.
d) Any work shown on the reference drawings or documents and not particularly given in
the specification or vice versa, shall be included. The omission from this specification
of any items essential for the correct functioning of any part of the specified equipment
shall be brought to the attention of COMPANY / CONTRACTOR. Failure to do this shall
not absolve Vendor from the supply of any equipment, software or services required to
achieve the full functionality of the system to the intent of this specification.
e) Vendor shall acquaint himself with the requirements of this specification. No deviations
from this specification will be allowed unless highlighted and specifically agreed by the
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COMPANY prior to the order placement. Where alternatives are offered, they shall be
identified, fully described and must be accompanied by all pertinent engineering
information, to facilitate evaluation of alternatives.
f) Supply of all hardware as per Section 7.2
g) Inspection and testing as per section 9.2.
Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and Site Acceptance Test (SAT) along with overall
integration test at site shall be carried out as per approved procedure.
h) Vendor shall submit the list of documents/drawings during Kick-off Meeting. Vendor
shall include the documents/drawings number as per Document Numbering Procedure,
Tagging Philosophy Doc. No. 413060-16086-000-IS-PHL-0001-000.
i) Spares and Special Tool as applicable.
j) Packaging and Transportation.
k) Installation and Commissioning, if required.
l) Guarantee / Warranty
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7.2 Material Supply

Vendor shall supply hardware as per Table-1 as a minimum. Quantity of below components shall be finalized by CONTRACTOR alongwith vendor during detail design and it shall be subject to COMPANY approval.
Table-1: Summary of hardware components:
NC-115B Custody NC-115B to EPF via

Location Wellheads Akakus NC-200 Processing Plant Accommodation Camp
Metering (Telecom Repeater Tower)
Oil Producer Well
Metering Control
To NC115B from
Telecom Shelter
Repeater Tower
Along Pipeline)
(E1, E4, E5, E7)
Control Room
(provided by
NC200 (FOC
COMPANY)
Telecom
Shelter
Room
EPF
Equipment
√√
48-Core SM
√√
G.652D FOC (
armoured)
24-Core SM
G.652D FOC √√
(d/ armoured)
48-Core SM
G.655 FOC (/ √√ √√ √√
armoured)
√√
48-Port SM
√√
G.652D FOPP
48-Port SM
√√ √√
√√
G.655 FOPP
42U Indoor
Rittal Cabinets
(cabinet
√√ √√ √√
shared with
SDH & Radio
System)
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NC-115B Custody NC-115B to EPF via

Location Wellheads Akakus NC-200 Processing Plant Accommodation Camp
Metering (Telecom Repeater Tower)
Oil Producer Well
Metering Control
To NC115B from
Telecom Shelter
Repeater Tower
Along Pipeline)
(E1, E4, E5, E7)
Control Room
(provided by
NC200 (FOC
COMPANY)
Telecom
Shelter
Room
EPF
Fibre Optic
Joint Enclosure
√√ √√
including FOC
jointing kits
Manholes √√ √√ √√ √√ √√
Warning Tapes √√ √√ √√ √√ √√ √√
Protection
√√ √√ √√ √√ √√ √√
Tapes
FOC Route
√√ √√ √√ √√ √√ √√
Markers
Telecom
Multiplexer
equipped with
STM Modules
√√ - √√
and interface
ports such as
ethernet, e1
etc.
VHF/UHF P25
Radio System
√√ √√
√√
Cabinet with
Tower
Passive
√√
Cooled Shelter
Legend: √√ -
Applicable
PROJECT: PROJECT CLIENT: DOCUMENT NUMBER:
NC-200 ERAWIN FIELD EPF PHASE- I NO: ZALLAF ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-SPC-
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
7.3 Design Work

CONTRACTOR shall assume complete responsibility for all aspects of the engineering / design of
Telecom Fibre Optic Network system and its components. CONTRACTOR shall deploy the
engineer for performing design, engineering, implementing, testing, pre-commissioning and
commissioning activities. The engineering design work shall include, but not limited to, the following
general activities:
a) Design and preparation of FOC Route Drawings and alignment sheets from E-Wellheads (E1,
E4, E5, E7) to EPF, NC-115B Metering Control Room to EPF, Telecom Tower Repeater to FOC
Manhole splice joint based on the Pipeline Route layout. Manhole locations shall be placed
along the FOC Route.
b) Design and prepare FOC Route as per the following locations; Manhole locations shall be
placed along the FOC Route.
▪ NC-115B
o Metering Control Room – Akakus Control Room
▪ Temporary Accommodation Camp to EPF Manhole
o
▪ NC200 (Not applicable for Plan-B)
o Field Auxiliary Room – Substation – 1
o Field Auxiliary Room – Substation – 2
o Field Auxiliary Room – Guard Room
o Field Auxiliary Room – Central Control Room
c) CONTRACTOR is responsible to develop complete Approved for Construction (AFC) package,
which will be used for installation. Approved for Construction (AFC) package shall contain all
the required drawings and documents so that installation contractor shall perform all the site
and Construction activities.
d) FOC installation contractor shall inform to CONTRACTOR for all the utilities and inputs required
to develop design.
e) CONTRACTOR shall carry out route survey for all FOC routes and start and end location which
will be used input to develop FOC alignment sheets.
f) CONTRACTOR shall ensure CONTRACTOR all the provisions for UPS feeders required /utility
power required /earthing, space required for telecom equipment, spaces for FOC trenches
/routes /Manholes, installation space required inside the rooms etc.
g) FOC installation contractor shall coordinate with CONTRACTOR design team and EPF
Contractor to route FOC inside the facilities. All the drawings shall be issued by CONTRACTOR
for COMPANY approval. FOC alignments sheets shall be developed by CONTRACTOR for
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pipeline routes and non-pipeline routes indicating Manhole, FOC joint enclosures bend , road
crossings all the details , with cross sections of trenches. CONTRACTOR shall develop
complete detail design package AFC package with FOC alignment sheets, which will be used
by FOC installation CONTRACTOR for installation and implementation.
h) Design of the Base Frames required to install the Telecom FOC Cabinets.
i) Prepare drawings in AutoCAD formats in COMPANY approved templates.
j) Prepare Pre-commissioning and Commissioning procedure for the system.
k) Prepare project manuals.
l) Project Management and Liaison with COMPANY / CONTRACTOR
7.4 Site Work

CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the following work at Erawin NC-200 EPF, NC115B,
Akakus, Temporary Accommodation camp, Telecom Repeater Tower shelter:
a) Installation supervision of armored Fibre optic cable, Warning Tapes, Protection
Tapes, FOC Route Markers and Manholes.

b) Procurement and supply of all the materials required to complete the Telecom Fibre Network
System.
c) Witness the Testing of the armored Fibre Optic Cable prior that shall be performed by FOC
installation Contractor. FOC Contractor shall dispatch the Fiber Optic Cable from Site
Warehouse to Site location.
d) Transportation and deliver of all materials to Site locations.
e) Supervision of Pre-Installation Testing of Fibre Optic Cable prior to laying
f) FOC Installation Contractor shall conduct the integrity test of FO cable under the
supervision of CONTRACTOR.
g) FOC Installation Contractor shall install the Fibre Optic Cable t under
supervision of CONTRACTOR.
h) FOC Installation Contractor shall conduct the Jointing, splicing and termination
of FOC to Fibre Enclosure / Fibre Optic Patch Panel under supervision of CONTRACTOR.
i) Installation Contractor shall conduct the installation of all Telecom Cabinets at site under
supervision of CONTRACTOR/Vendor.
j) Installation Contractor shall conduct the installation of the Fibre Optic Patch Panels inside
the Telecom Cabinet under supervision of CONTRACTOR/Vendor.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
k) Conduct the Site Acceptance Test (SAT).
l) System Handover
m) Preparation of Redline Mark-up and As-built drawings.
7.5 System Design Review

Vendor/CONTRACTOR shall conduct system design review with COMPANY for project scope after
submission of detailed system drawings. CONTRACTOR/Vendor shall participate in System design
review with their technical experts of Telecom FOC and shall be responsible for closing out of all
actions related to Vendor scope.
7.6 Guarantee / Warranty
All equipment supplied by the vendor shall have minimum warranty of 12 months from date of
installation/ commissioning. Vendor shall replenish all faulty equipment with no cost to COMPANY /
CONTRACTOR.
7.7 Exclusions
The following items and activities are excluded from vendor’s Scope:
a) Any Civil related activities such as laying the FO Cable, Warning Tapes, Protection Tapes,
installation of manhole, trenching and backfilling etc.
b) Supply and Laying of the Electrical Cable required from the Electrical DB to Telecommunication
Cabinet.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
8. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
8.1 Design Life
The Fibre Optic Network System and FO accessories shall be designed for a minimum service life of
30 years under the stated service conditions. In the bid proposal, the Vendors shall detail the anticipated
service life of the Fibre Optic Cables and FO accessories, along with details of any parts requiring
specific maintenance or replacement because of their operating life limitations. Vendors shall guarantee
support of spare parts related to Fibre Optic throughout this period.
All the Fibre Optic Network System components shall be of latest model at the time of FAT. The
proposed part or model number shall be supported by vendor throughout the design life of the facility
i.e. 30 years.
8.2 Fibre Optic Cable Specification
The technical requirement for armoured Fibre Optic Cable shall be described in this sub-section.
8.2.1 General Requirements
The cable must be circular in cross-section and free from pinholes, joints, repairs and other defects.
Materials used in the construction of the cable shall not affect the physical or optical properties of the
fibre and shall be compatible with each other.
The fibre and stranded loose tubes shall be colour coded as specified below to provide easy
identification at either cable end.
8.2.2 Cable Construction
Armoured Fiber Optic Cable shall consist of the following, as minimum:
• FRP Rod
• Water Blocking Yarn
• Stranded Core
• Dielectric Aramid Yarns
• Water Blocking Tape
• Rip Cord
• UV rated HDPE Sheath (1.2mm)
• Corrugated Steel Tape
• UV rated HDPE Sheath (1.8mm)
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
8.2.3 Central Member

A rod is placed in the centre of the optical cable core. It must serve dual function; acting as a tensile
strength element and as an anti-buckling member.
The central member must be free of imperfections that degrade its performance and must be stiff
enough to prevent the cable from kinking at its minimum bend radius.
8.2.4 Buffer Tubes and Filler Rods

The cable must be of stranded loose buffer construction where fibres are contained in a series of tubes
(6 or more). The fibres must have enough free space inside the tube to provide the required level of
mechanical and environmental performance.
The inside of the tubes must be filled with a thixotropic gel to prevent moisture ingress. The buffer
tube-filling compound must be non-toxic and dermatological safe. It must be free from foreign matters,
chemically and mechanically, and be compatible with all cable components, non-nutritive to fungus,
non-hygroscopic, and electrically non-conductive.
For lower fibre counts, filler rods may be placed into any unused positions in the stranded fibre optic
core. The filler material must be made of a material compatible with other core components.
Each buffer tube in the finished cable is distinguishable from the others by means of colour coding as
follows:
COLOUR CODE (TIA – 598D)
Tube # Color Tube # Color Fibre # Color Fibre # Color
1 Blue 7 Red 1 Blue 7 Red
2 Orange 8 Black 2 Orange 8 Black
3 Green 9 Yellow 3 Green 9 Yellow
4 Brown 10 Violet 4 Brown 10 Violet
5 Gray 11 Pink 5 Gray 11 Pink
6 White 12 Aqua 6 White 12 Aqua
Table - 8.2.4 Fibre Tubes Colour code
8.2.5 Core Configuration
With a view to standardizing fibre distribution in joint closure trays and for compatibility in branching
out and jointing, the following core configuration is to be provided in the cables:
Fibre Count Tube Configuration

6 One 6-fibre tubes
12 Two 6-fibre tubes
24 Four 6-fibre tubes
36 Six 6-fibre tubes
48 Six 8-fibre tubes
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Fibre Count Tube Configuration

72 Twelve 6-fibre tubes
96 Eight 12-fibre tubes
8.2.6 Optical Fibre Specifications
The backbone Fiber optic cable shall meet the ITU-T Recommendation G.652D and G.655
Standard (non-zero dispersion shifted single mode optical fibre) and support operation at
wavelengths 1310 nm & 1550 nm for G.652D and at wavelengths 1550 nm and 1625 nm for G.655.
The armoured optical fibres shall be a full spectrum, low water peak standard single mode fiber
with low Polarization Mode Dispersion (PMD).
Each optical fibre must be protected with a dual layer acrylate coating. The inner layer shall be
optimised for adhesion to the cladding glass, strip ability and temperature performance while the
outer coating shall be a harder material optimised for abrasion performance. The coating must be
easily strippable with commercially available fibre strippers such as “Miller Strippers”.
Each cable must have traceability of the optical fibre back to the original fibre ID number and test
parameters as provided by the fibre manufacturer.
Optical fibres from different manufacturers cannot be mixed in the same cable.
Each fibre in a tube must be distinguishable from other fibres in the same tube by means of colour
coding ink discernible throughout the design life of the cable. Required fibre colour sequence is as
indicated in Table - 8.2.4.
8.2.7 Core Construction
The central fibre optic unit consists of a stranded core of loose buffer tubes around a GRP anti-
buckling and strength member.
8.2.8 Super – absorbent Poly Materials
Cables must be water blocked with superabsorbent polymer water blocking yarns, tapes and/or
binders. Superabsorbent coatings on cable elements are not acceptable. The superabsorbent
polymer materials produce a sticking gel in the presence of water that actively seek out and fill the
free space between the core components. This method is preferred because the cable is lighter in
weight, does not require the use of specialised and costly cable cleaners and because of the
improved productivity of splicing personnel.
The superabsorbent polymer materials must be safe, easy to remove and requires no special
handling or solvents.
8.2.9 Inner Sheath
The sheath must be made of a high molecular weight linear PE meeting the requirements of ASTM-
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1248, type III, Class C, Category 5, Grade J3. The inner sheath thickness should be nominally
1.2 mm or to meet the required cable mechanical and environmental performance characteristics.
8.2.10 Strength Yarns
The strength yarns for fiber cables shall be aramid yarns.
8.2.11 Outer Sheath
The sheath must be made of a high molecular weight linear PE meeting the requirements of
ASTM-1248, type III, Class C, Category 5, Grade J3. The nominal outer sheath thickness shall be
1.8 mm. The average thickness of any cross section shall not be less than 90% of the specified
thickness. The minimum spot thickness shall not be less than 80% of the specified thickness.
8.2.12 Sheath Markings
The outer sheath shall be marked with the following:
• The manufacturer names.

• The year of manufacture (for example: “Year 2019”).
• The fibre count and type (for example: “24 f”).
• Meter marks at a one-meter interval with arrowhead indicating upward direction of meter
markings.
8.2.13 Fibre Optic Cable Performance Requirements
Armoured Fiber Optic Cable minimum performance requirements:
Parameter Requirements
Maximum pulling tension (MPT) 3500N
Minimum bend radius, no load 10 times the cable outside diameter

Minimum bend radius at maximum pulling 20 times the cable outside diameter
tension
Compressive Load / Crush Resistance 5000N/10 cm for PSD
Impact Load 25 Nm for PSD

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8.2.14 Optical Performance of Cable for G.652D 9/125 Single Mode Fibre
Parameter Requirement
Attenuation variation with wavelength (1285-1330 nm) < 0.1 dB/km
Attenuation at water peak  2.1 dB/km

Attenuation with bending (100 turns on a 75-mm
 0.1dB at 1550 nm
diameter mandrel)
Attenuation coefficient at 1310 nm  0.38 dB/km
Optical point discontinuities at 1310 and 1550 nm < 0.1 dB
Chromatic dispersion between 1285 and 1330 nm  3.5 PS/nm • km
Chromatic dispersion at 1550 nm  18 ps/nm • km

Cable cut-off wavelength  1260 nm
PMD Coefficient  0.5 ps/km
8.2.15 Optical Performance of Cable for G.655 9/125 Single Mode Fibre
Attenuation at water peak  2.1 dB/km
Attenuation with bending (100 turns on a 75-mm
 0.1dB at 1625 nm
diameter mandrel)
Optical point discontinuities at 1550 nm < 0.1 dB
Chromatic dispersion between 1460 and 1625 nm  11.26 PS/nm • km
Chromatic dispersion at 1550 nm  6.2 ps/nm • km

Cable cut-off wavelength  1450 nm
PMD Coefficient  0.2 ps/km
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8.2.16 Environmental Performance of Cable
Operating Temperature -20 to +50 C
Allowable change in attenuation at temperature

 0.05 dB/km
extremes
Installation Temperature -20 to +50 C
Storage Temperature -20 to +60 C
8.2.17 Geometry and Performance Requirements for G.652D SM Fibre
G.652D – Compliant Single mode fibre
Fibre Type made from VAD (Vapour-phase Axial
Deposition) performs.
Mode field diameter at 1310 nm (Petermann
9.3 0.5 m
II definition)
Mode field concentricity error  1.0 m
Cladding diameter 125  2 m
Cladding non-circularity  2%
Coating diameter 245  10 m
Proof test 1% strain (equivalent to 0.7 GN/m2)
8.2.18 Geometry and Performance Requirements for G.655 SM Fibre
G.655 – Compliant Single mode fibre
Fibre Type made from VAD (Vapour-phase Axial
Deposition) performs.
Mode field diameter at 1550 nm (Petermann
8-11 0.6 m
II definition)
Mode field concentricity error  0.6 m
Cladding diameter 125  1 m
Cladding non-circularity  1%
Coating diameter 245  10 m
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Proof test Minimum 0.69 Gpa
8.2.1 Design Testing
The cable supplier must provide test reports for the IEC-794-1 series of cable tests noted below.
The tests must have been performed on an identical or similar construction to the one being offered
and with equal or higher fibre count. In the absence of pre-existing test reports, the cable supplier
must perform the tests on an actual length of cable manufactured for COMPANY orders and submit
the type test reports to COMPANY for approval.
8.2.2 Water Penetration
A sample of cable must be tested for water penetration to IEC-794-1-F5 with a 1m head of
pressure for a period of 24 hours. The water pressure shall be applied to the cut end of the cable
in an “L-test” configuration.
8.2.3 Crush Resistance
The test shall be performed per IEC-794-1-E3 according to the compressive load
requirements shown above.
After release of the compressive load, an increase in optical attenuation greater than 0.1 dB
at 1550nm shall constitute a failure.
8.2.4 Impact
The test shall be performed per IEC-794-1-E4 according to the impact load requirements shown
above.
After impact, a permanent or temporary increase in optical attenuation value greater than 0.1 dB
at 1550nm shall constitute a failure.
8.2.5 Bending
The cable must be subjected to a bending radius of 12 times the diameter of the cable for
4 complete turns according to IEC-794-1-E11, test method E11A.
During or after bending, a permanent or temporary increase in optical attenuation value greater
than 0.1 dB at 1550nm shall constitute failure.
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8.2.6 Stress – Strain
The test must be carried out in accordance with IEC-794-1-E1 to determine the tensile
characteristics of the cable under load and to verify the fibre strain margin within the cable.
The maximum change in the optical attenuation at the cables rated maximum working tension
shall be no greater than 0.1 dB at 1550nm.
8.2.7 Thermal Cycling
The cable shall be tested to determine the temperature dependence of attenuation. The test
shall be performed according to IEC-794-1-F1.
The optical fibres shall maintain mechanical and optical integrity when exposed to operational
temperature extremes of minus 40°C to plus 50°C. Attenuation increase shall be less than
0.1dB/km for 1550nm.
8.2.8 Torsion
The cable must be subjected to 10 twists of 180°C on a 1-meter cable sample, according to
IEC-794-1-E7. A permanent or temporary increase in optical attenuation value greater than
0.1 dB at 1550nm and 0.1dB at 850nm shall constitute failure.
8.2.9 Routine Test
The following routine tests must be performed on all individual lengths of PSD cable:
Test Name Requirements
Cable Geometry Sheath thickness, cable construction, colour coding.

Optical Attenuation OTDR test at 1310 and 1550 and 1625 nm.
Optical Length Length in meters as measured with an OTDR
8.2.10 Packaging
The cable shall be shipped on a wooden non-returnable reel. The cables shall be supplied on
standard drums of 4 km and 6 km as specified by COMPANY at time or order placement. Length
tolerance is + 5% only. The length shall not be less than the specified quantity.
The reel containing the cable shall be packaged in a robust fashion to minimize the risk of damage
during handling and ocean shipping. When requested by COMPANY, the cable shall be prepared
for air shipment.
The reel shall be visibly marked to indicate the proper direction of rotation.
The inside ends and outside end of the cable shall be sealed with a heat shrinkable end cap. The
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ends shall be firmly fixed to the reel to prevent transit and handling damage.
The reel shall have a drum that is large enough to prevent damage to the cable and maintain an
optimal bending configuration for long term storage.
The drum shall have the following minimum information on a robust marking plate:
• COMPANY Name
• Name of manufacturer
• Cable type, i.e.
• Fibre count
• Fibre type
• Project name and number
• COMPANY purchase order number
• Cable length in meters
• Manufacturer’s unique cable ID #
• Month and year of cable manufacture
• Gross shipping weight in kg
8.3 Fibre Optic Accessories
This specification is intended to define the minimum requirements for the supply of fibre optic
termination units and other accessories necessary to terminate the fibre optic cable at each end
of the cable installation.
The following is the mostly used materials for FOC work and its specifications. However, it
remains the CONTRACTOR responsibility to identify and procure all the required materials for
the complete FOC installation work.
The accessories required for Fibre Optic are:
• Pigtails
• Patch Panels
• Connectors
• Patch cords
• Splice trays
• Fibre Jointing Kit
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8.3.1 Fibre Pigtail Cable Specifications
Optical characteristics shall comply with the optical fibre performance specifications;
• Buffer material: Thermoplastic

• Buffer O.D.: 900 ums
• Strength Member: Kevlar
• Jacket Material: PVC
• Jacket O.D.: 3.0 mm
• Temperature Range: -20 to + 50 C
8.3.2 Fibre Optic Patch Panels
The Vendor shall supply the required quantities of pig tails, patch cords and patch panels. The
fibre optic cable shall terminate inside a communications cabinet on a termination patch panel.
All single mode fibre sub-cables or cores within the cable shall be terminated with LC compatible
connectors.
The patch panel shall have a fibre capacity equal to the total number of fibres (connected and
spares) for all cables to be connected. Patch panels shall be designed for rack mounting on a
standard equipment cabinet.
All unused couplings shall have protective dust covers. All panels shall be furnished with front
removable door or cover, Factory-terminated, tight-buffered, agamid-reinforced fibre optic jumper
assemblies or interconnect cables, standard 3.0 mm O.D., shall connect the optical cable
terminations to the patch panel couplings.
Termination panels shall have Factory connected pigtails and splice tray. The termination patch
panel shall be equipped with a suitable means for routing and securing of cables and shall provide
a suitable means of protection for the mounted fibre connectors to prevent damage to fibres and
connectors during all regular operation and maintenance functions. All cables shall be provided
with strain relief. Bend diameters on cable fibres and jumpers must always be greater than four (4)
inches to ensure optical and mechanical integrity of the optical fibres.
The followings are other specification that shall be included:
• Tray in the front to hold patch cords.

• The front of the patch panel shall be covered to avoid unnecessary access during maintenance.
• A mechanism/facility shall exist to access pigtail connectors in a secured way for cleaning
purposes in future without removing the adaptor panel plate as it might cause damage to the
pigtails and cause outage to the existing services running on the patch panel.
• The termination panel vendor shall provide all the patch panel accessories including Splice tray,
loose tube management, Secure Cable entry into the patch panel, pigtails and adaptors, etc.
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These items shall not be provided from a separate vendor other than the termination panel
vendor.
• The FO patch panel shall have half transparent dust cap and allow red light through it for visual
inspection.
In general, CONTRACTOR shall supply fully loaded patch panels from a single vendor with all the
above features, as minimum. Fiber Optic Cable shall be terminated on the Fiber Optic Patch
Panels as per the locations mentioned below;
• For SM FOC, at any outdoor and indoor location, the Vendor shall supply, 19” Patch Panel, with
fibre cable patch tray.
• For SM FOC at CCTV Camera, Vendor shall supply the DIN rail mount type, or the dimension
shall suitable to mount inside the junction box. (Not applicable for Plan-B)
• For SM FOC, at G & H manifolds, EPP – FAR, the Vendor shall supply Fibre Optic Slide-in
modular type, and each module shall be 24-ports. The Main FO enclosure shall be suitable for
19" installation. (Not applicable for Plan-B)
• For SM FOC going to cameras, the Vendor shall supply Fibre Optic Slide-in modular type, and
each module shall be 12-ports. The Main FO enclosure shall be suitable for 19" installation. (Not
applicable for Plan-B)
8.3.3 Fan-Out Termination for Loose Tube Cables
Individual fibres within the loose tube cable require handling protection inside the termination
cabinets. Fan-out kits shall be installed in the patch panel enclosures to transition the loose tube
fibres to ruggedized tight-buffered fibre pigtail cables. Fiber Optic cable shall be terminated and
splice in the single Fiber Optic Patch Panel, Fan-out tubes, furcation or branching the Fiber Optic
Cable to multiple Fiber Optic Patch Panel are not allowed. Optical fusion splices shall connect the
loose tube fibres to the tight-buffered pigtail cables. The optical splice loss shall comply with the
specifications for optical splices. Splice protection sleeves shall be employed on all splices to
protect the splices.
8.3.4 Splice / Joint Closures
The closure shall be of the unfilled type and shall provide a rugged and waterproof housing for
optical fibre splices. The Optical Fibre Joint Kit shall have the following features:
• Re-enterable type.
• Have an external moisture-proof shell, inner closure and encapsulant.
• Have removable interior splice trays
• Cassette Type, i.e. each cassette shall allow entering two types from both sides.
• Designed for straight and multiple branch splices on cut or uncut cable.
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• Strain relief offering superior cable retention.

• Central strength member retainer.
• Integral fibre management.
• Dust water and rodent proof.
• Shall be suitable for direct buried installation in the trench
• Each joint shall be capable of being marked with a unique identification number.
Vendor shall supply Fibre joint enclosure with associated accessories including pole bracket,
bushing kit, tool kit, splice protection sleeves, marking kit and other accessories.
8.3.5 Fibre Duplex Patch cords
Vendor shall include the required quantities of pig tails, patch cords and patch panels. LC type
connectors (LSZH) at FOPP end and terminations shall be considered.
8.4 Manholes
The manhole shall be installed as per Civil drawing “ Standard Details of Manhole (Doc, No.
ENG052-20ERW-000-CI-DST-0013-001”.
The Vendor/CONTRACTOR shall also provide FOC holder, internal cable holders, FOC joint
enclosure and any other installation required within the manhole.
The manhole shall be provided in the following locations:
• Manhole shall be installed at the facility entrance (only for pipeline FO Cables).
• Manhole shall be installed at one end of major road, wadi and Falaj crossings.
The following guidelines and procedures shall be followed for FOC Installation at Manholes:
• The cable shall be looped in all manholes as noted on the plans to provide approximately ten
(10) meter of extra cable in the manhole. The fibre optic cable shall be coiled and secured with
cable ties in the manhole. The CONTRACTOR shall ensure that the minimum bending radius
of the fibre optic cable is not compromised when preparing this stored cable slack.
• The cable shall be marked and labeled at each manhole and at all entry and end points of the
fibre optic cables.
• When all cables at each manhole are securely racked, unused conduits and void areas around
conduit containing cables shall be sealed.
• The area around the manhole shall be compacted.
• Upon final acceptance of the conduit/duct system all manholes shall be free of debris and water
and be ready for cable installation.
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8.5 Warning and Protection Tapes
For separate / dedicated route of FO cable, the warning tape shall be in the format of mesh net
type and have a conductor / wire for FOC tracing and width of 300 mm.
For pipeline route, the same above specifications shall apply but without the conductor/wire.
The protective tape shall have a minimum width of 200 mm, thickness of 2 mm, have orange /
yellow protective polyethylene jacket resistant to alkalies, acids, and other destructive elements
and continuously imprinted on one side with the same text as the warning tape.
8.6 Panel Specification

a) All telecommunication equipment, other than the field equipment, shall be installed in
standard 19” equipment racks. Where possible, the equipment racks shall be shared
between systems to minimize floor space.
b) Rittal Panel dimensions at Wellheads shall be - 1200 mm H x 800 mm W x 800 mm D and at
other location, it shall be 2100 mm H x 800 mm W x 800 mm D (Height is including 100 mm
plinth). Quantity of Telecom cabinets shall be finalized by Vendor and it shall be subject to
COMPANY approval.
c) Each cabinet shall be provided with a 100 mm plinth made from steel channel section drilled
with 4 holes to receive bolts for fixing to the floor.
d) Indoor Panels shall generally be free standing with glazed front and rear lockable doors.
e) Vented plinth panels and fans shall be used to assist rack ventilation.
f) Each equipment rack shall be equipped with internal European power sockets for
maintenance test equipment, where applicable.
g) Panel shall have 12 ea. European power sockets
h) Each equipment rack shall be suitable for bottom cable entry. Incoming cables shall be gland
or clamped to the rack.
i) Cabinet colour shall be RAL 7035.
j) All material used for this project shall be new and free from any defects.
k) Outdoor Panels IP66 suitable for temperature of 50 °C under shade with internal equipment
in powered condition. Indoor cabinets shall have a minimum ingress protection of IP51 in
accordance with IEC 60529.
l) Panels shall be provided with removable eyebolts and blanking plugs, for lifting.
m) Vendor shall optimize the layout of the cabinet.
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n) Panel shall be provided with a removable, fully gasketed, bottom entry split gland plates
sized for the addition of 30% extra cables. The trunking shall be sized such that 30% spare is
available after installation, excluding space allocated for spare capacity.
o) All incoming and outgoing cables shall have a multi-part gland plates equipped with foam
rubber strip and/or brush strip to achieve dust tightness.
p) Incoming electrical cables shall enter the panel from the bottom left clamped to cable rail and
wired to terminals directly.
q) Each panel shall be provided with a 6 mm earthing stud. Doors shall be electrically bonded to
the panel structure. For earthing signal, the panel shall be provided with an isolated copper
earthing bar suitably drilled and tapped for connecting earth lugs, minimum size
25 mm x 5 mm.
r) Indoor Cabinets shall comprise of the following accessories:
- Access door mounted on lift-off hinges and fitted with an Ergo form S lockable handle with
key.
- Redundant cooling fan (internal circulation)
- Thermostat for high temperature alarm feedback (should be designed for 50 °C)
- Rubber sealings
- Door Switch.
s) Panel mounted keys shall be provided with protective cover to avoid dust / sand ingress.
t) Provision shall be made for cabinet lighting. Fluorescent strip lighting shall be provided with a
switch, wired to separate terminals for incoming lighting supply .
u) Vendor shall furnish heat dissipation calculations for each cabinet along with bid and in detail
design and it shall be subject to COMPANY approval , when all components are selected.
v) All miniature circuit breakers shall be dual pole type.
w) The cabling within the panel shall be routed in fire resistant, non-toxic, covered plastic
trunking installed in vertical and horizontal sections.
x) All terminals shall be properly colour coded as per the signals and mounted separately with
proper segregation and distances.
y) Termination carrying voltage above 50V shall be covered with a transparent insulation plate
and caution / warning message.
z) All wiring shall be carried out using multi-stranded conductors. Solid conductors shall not be
used.
aa) A3 size drawing pocket inside each Panel door shall be provided.
bb) Dummy plates shall be provided for the blank slots in the Telecom Panel.
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cc) All conductors shall be marked at each end by a permanently marked sleeve ferrule coded in
accordance with the approved wiring diagram. Heat shrink printed ferrule shall be used.
dd) All the cables shall be properly tagged indicating cable number, source & destination cabinet
numbers. All the cards/ modules shall be properly tagged.
ee) The correct crimping tool shall be used such that sleeve is crimped on to the conductor and
PVC insulation in one operation.
ff) Cabinet shall have a tinned copper earth bar for signal cable shield connections and
sufficient screws shall be available for making the connections. The signal earth bar shall be
insulated from the cabinet frame. Earth connections shall be of adequate cross-sectional
area.
gg) Safety/ Protective earth shall be connected to a dedicated earth-bolt provided with an earth
symbol marker. After completion of all cutting and fabrication work, all exposed metal surfaces shall
be thoroughly cleaned, and shall be suitable coated.
hh) Each panel shall be finished inside and out in the enclosure.
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8.7 Cabling
a) Cable or conduit entry shall be from bottom. Bottom plates shall have removable gland plates for
cable entries. Sufficient free space shall be provided for proper accommodation and termination
of the cables.
b) Cable glands shall be provided for incoming cables. Adequate cable connection stress relief shall
be provided.
c) Wiring that is subject to flexing such as to swing frames or doors shall be of stranded construction.
d) Internal wiring shall be laid in PVC close-slotted ducting with a covering lid. Ducting (raceways)
shall have at least 40% spare capacity. Power and signal ducting shall be separated.
e) All internal wiring shall have cross ferruling.
f) Spare wires from the field devices shall not be left loose in the ducting; they shall be terminated in
normal sequence at the terminal block and identified as SPARE.
g) Tie wraps shall be used for wiring in the duct, so the wire bundles will lie neatly when the covers
are removed.
h) Intersection wiring shall pass through normal cabinet entries.
i) Colour code and marking of wires shall be as follows.
j) Power and signal wiring (including CAT-6A, Multipair cable, FOC) shall be clearly marked with
reference codes and/or tag numbers.
Signals - White(+) / White (-)
240 V AC Live - Brown
240 V AC Neutral - Blue
Safety Earth - Green/Yellow
Clean earth (Signal) - Green.
k) Terminals shall be Weidmuller or equivalent. If fused terminals are required, they shall be equipped
with “blown” indicators.
l) Terminal arrangements shall be such that all single conductors, including spares, of multiconductor
cables can be connected in the same sequential order as the pattern and layout of the conductors
in the cable.
m) Where cable is being installed in the same trench with other electrical cables, the minimum
separation is given as follow:
• Minimum separation from electrical cables is 750mm (LV), 1000mm (11kV) and 1500mm
(33kV).
• However, non-metallic cables can be treated as “Under Ground pipes” as shown in that
drawing, i.e. a minimum 300mm separation from HV or LV cables.
• Note the requirements for vertical tiles between HV cables and the fiber optic cable.
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n) For non-Electrical structures or installation, a minimum separation between FOC and the structure
shall be 300 mm, while running parallel. While crossing the structure, the minimum separation
shall be 200 mm. The structure can be a pipe (metal or non metal) for gas, oil, water, sewage or
other non- Electrical installation.
o) Maintain a minimum of 300mm separation between fiber optic and electrical cables. Install fiber
optic cable within a PVC pipe at least 3m each side of the crossing, and install protective tiles
between the power cable and the fiber optic cable at least 1m each side of the crossing.
8.8 Earthing
The sites to be used shall all have a station earthing system and all equipment shall be bonded to the
station earth node. It is important that the new installations do not give rise to the risks of having high
voltage differentials between different points in the station earthing system during electrical storms.
Any new towers and Containerized Rooms shall have earthing systems installed in accordance with
the COMPANY standards and all elements of the tower and miscellaneous site metalwork shall be
bonded to the earth.
a) Two earth (ground) systems shall be provided as follows:

- Telecom screen (shield)
- Plant safety earth (ground)
b) System shall be designed to operate satisfactorily with earth resistance of 1 ohm.
c) Dedicated copper ground bars shall be provided for each type. Additionally, the ground bar shall
be fully isolated from system cabinet.
d) Metallic equipment of and within the cabinets shall be connected to a single “common cabinet”
plant safety earth (ground) point. Each cabinet shall be provided with plant safety earth bar for
connection to the plant safety earthing (grounding) system.
e) Telecom Vendor shall state the earthing (grounding) requirements for the system in the bid.
f) All metallic enclosures, cable shields and cabinets must be connected to protective earth-free local
potential equalization conductors for,
• protection of person against indirect fault contact to dangerous voltage;
• protection of low signal circuits against perturbation voltage induced by EMC by proper shielding
of cables and enclosures;
For earthing details, refer to Instrument Earthing Diagram Doc. No. ENG052-20ERW-000-IC-
DES-0001-001
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8.9 Labelling
a) Front of panel shall have laminated plastic nameplates mounted above them and engraved as
instructed by the Vendor. A nameplate shall also be fixed to outside of each cabinet. Rack
equipment shall be labelled with typed integral nameplates indicating type number and the tag for
each slot on the card. Other rack equipment shall be permanently engraved. Temporary wired on
tags are not acceptable
b) Each equipment tag label shall be permanently installed on or near to each individual item of
equipment. The equipment tag labels shall be white-black-white traffolyte laminate labels, suitable
form external installation and shall not suffer fading due to ultra-violet (UV) light.
c) Sockets, terminals, and wiring shall be clearly identified in accordance with system
documentation.
d) Earthing (grounding) for telecom screens (shields), AC systems, and DC systems shall be
segregated and identified.
e) Each cabinet and system components, card files, and individual card locations shall be
permanently and clearly labelled and identified with a tag number. Nameplates shall be in the
English language. In addition:
- Equipment shall be durably identified with the Vendor type and serial number, and with the
order number to facilitate future reference.
- Cabinets shall be identified with tag numbers and system name.
f) Cabinets shall have labels to indicate that equipment within is safety-related with a specified
integrity and that maintenance and modifications should not be carried out without authorisation.
8.10 Spare Capacity
Unless stated otherwise in particular, the system minimum spare capacity shall be as follows:
a) Every cabinet shall be loaded up to 70% of is full capacity. Remaining 30% shall be kept vacant
for future equipment.
b) Detailed list of all spare components and materials required during the 2-year period after
commissioning shall be provided by Vendor in their offer. These shall be included in their bid
documents as optional scope.
c) Minimum of 3 RU space shall be left blank between the two equipment in one cabinet. Except the
cable dressing system, this can be installed just below the respective equipment.
d) Only 70% of fibre cores shall be utilized of the total capacity of the fibre optic cable. In case if more
cores are required, it is recommended to install one more cable in that route or increase the core
size of the cable (whichever is practicable).
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8.11 Nameplate Details

a) Telecom cabinets shall be equipped with Traffolyte Tag plate Name plate with required marking.
b) Text and numbering shall be clearly engraved on the plate.
c) The language on nameplates shall be English and all process data shall be quoted in SI units.
d) Each Telecom FO Panel shall be fitted with a Traffolyte Tag plate nameplate providing, as a
minimum, the following information:
• Vendor's Name and Model Number
• Serial Number
• Order Number
• Operating Conditions
e) Telecom Equipment external variables shall be tagged accordingly to Equipment Numbering and
Symbol Procedure document no. 413060-16086-000-IS-PRO-0001-000.
8.12 Power Supply

All equipment installed in the facility shall be suitable as per the table below for operation from a 240
VAC 50Hz supply, single phase.
Sr.
No Location Available power supply
.
Wellheads 220VAC (+/- 10%), 50Hz (+/- 2%) single phase,
1
E-Field Non-UPS power supply.
Manifolds (Not applicable for Plan-B) 220VAC (+/- 10%), 50Hz (+/- 5%) single phase,
2
G-Field, H-Field Non-UPS power supply .
NC-200 Processing Plant (Not applicable
for Plan-B) 220VAC (+/- 10%), 50Hz (+/- 5%) UPS single
FAR, Central Control, Guard Room, phase power supply with 8-hour back-up.
3
Perimeter Fence, Main Entrance, Cabinets shall have 12EA European Power
Processing Plant (Tank & PWT), Sockets
Substation-1, Substation-2,
220VAC (+/- 10%), 50Hz (+/- 2%) UPS single
NC-115B Custody Metering Area phase power supply with 8-hour back-up
4 Metering Control Room, Guard Room,
Perimeter Fence, Main Entrance, etc. Cabinets shall have 12EA European Power
Sockets
24VDC (+/- 1%) Solar Panel System with 4-days
Telecom Repeater Tower back-up. Cabinets shall have 12EA European
5 Power Sockets (refer to document ENG052-
Passive Cooled Shelter 20ERW-000-EL-SPC-0012-000Specification for
Solar Power System)
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Sr.
No Location Available power supply
.
220VAC (+/- 10%), 50Hz (+/- 2%) UPS single
phase power supply with 8-hour back-up.
Temporary Accommodation Camp Cabinets shall have 12EA European Power
6
Telecom Shelter (provided by COMPANY) Sockets
(Power supply & required HVAC shall be
provided by COMPANY)
Telecom System Cabinets for NC-200 Processing Plant, Temporary Accommodation Camp, NC-
115B and shall have 2 nos. of incoming UPS feeders (UPS-A and UPS-B), and Non-UPS feeder.
Telecom System Cabinets shall distribute the power required to Telecom Devices installed in the
field and within the building. Telecom System Cabinet for Telecom Repeater Tower shall have single
feeder from Solar Panel System.
Telecom Cabinets in Wellheads and Manifolds shall have 1 no. of incoming feeders. Telecom
Cabinets shall distribute the power required for the CCTV Cameras. (Not applicable for Plan-B)
Any power conversion from 220VAC / 230 VAC or 24VDC which required to power-up the Telecom
System shall consider by the Vendor.
Electrical cables for powering all the Telecom devices installed in the field and within the building of
NC-200 Processing Plant, NC-115B and Telecom Repeater Tower shall supply and installed by
CONTRACTOR. Vendor shall provide total load required for powering the telecom system from UPS,
non-UPS and 24VDC source and specify telecom sub-system wise load. CONTRACTOR shall seize
the electrical Cable required.
Electrical cables for powering all the Telecom Cabinets installed in Temporary Accommodation
Camp shall be provided by COMPANY.
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9. QUALITY ASSURANCE, INSPECTION AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS
9.1 Quality and Integrity Management

a) Refer to the Quality Management requirements for Vendors as specified in doc. No. 413060-
16086-000-QA-QMR-0001-000 Quality and Integrity Management Requirements
b) Inspection and testing requirements shall generally be in accordance with the approved ITP and
Specification requirements.
c) Telecom FO Network System shall be fully assembled with all the accessories, shall be inspected
and tested before being shipped as a complete unit. All applicable tests shall be completed, and
all defects will be rectified and re-tested successfully before delivery of the items to the site.
d) Vendor quality management requirements and COMPANY / CONTRACTOR’s minimum
inspection intervention requirements during manufacturing shall be assessed based on assigned
Criticality Rating for the equipment and specified during detail design and Procurement stage.
9.2 Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)

a) The Vendor shall be responsible for the planning and execution of all inspections and tests as per
the approved ITP.
b) The Vendor shall submit an Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) and shall be approved by the
COMPANY prior to the start manufacturing. The ITP shall list all inspections and tests proposed in
chronological order from Design approvals until final inspection and release for the equipment by
the Vendor.
9.3 COMPANY /CONTRACTOR Inspections

a) The COMPANY / CONTRACTOR or their authorized representatives shall always be permitted
free access to all parts of the Vendor’s workshops that concern the construction and testing of the
Telecom FO Network system. The COMPANY or COMPANY’s representative shall have the right
to witness any or all the manufacturing activities, inspections or tests as per the approved ITP.
b) Inspection by the COMPANY / CONTRACTOR shall not relieve the Vendor of any guarantees,
responsibilities or obligations to furnish equipment / materials to this specification and the
appropriate Data Sheets.
9.4 Testing Requirements (General)

a) Telecom FO Network system shall be manufactured under clean conditions acceptable to the
COMPANY. No loose materials, swarf or burrs shall be left.
b) Vendor shall submit FAT and SAT procedure for Purchaser’s review/approval. All testing shall be
carried out in accordance with written procedures approved by COMPANY.
c) Telecom FO Network system shall undergo Site Acceptance Test (SAT) and all fibre cores and
ports shall be tested.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
d) All testing may be subject to witness and approval by the COMPANY and / or a third-party verifier
as identified by the Purchaser / Verifier in the inspection and test plan.
e) Vendor shall provide adequate personnel, test facilities and test equipment for the inspection.
f) All Test equipment shall be supplied by the Vendor. All test equipment used shall have current
certification of accuracy from an approved test authority in accordance with ISO 10012.
g) All testing shall be carried out in accordance with written procedures approved by COMPANY /
CONTRACTOR.
h) The inspection is performed to demonstrate that Vendor has already successfully performed
testing. It shall not be used as a substitute for the Supplier's own tests. Vendor shall ensure that
the fibres core are ready for COMPANY / CONTRACTOR tests.
i) Certificates of Test shall be provided for each item of equipment to prove it has been satisfactorily
tested to meet all requirements of its appropriate manufacturing standards, whether witnessed by
the COMPANY.
j) Where appropriate, test certificates shall state values for all test results. Tests for which the results
are indicated as pass or fail shall be qualified by the relevant acceptance criteria.
k) The Purchaser and / or verifier may review test records and certification prior to releasing the
equipment.
l) The documentation submittal shall not be regarded as the total requirement. The COMPANY /
CONTRACTOR may wish to inspect retained documentation such as internal test results,
equipment logs and fault/correction records.
Vendor shall carryout necessary arrangements for inspection & testing and invites the Purchaser at least
4 weeks in advance. The purpose of inspection and testing is to check whether the Telecom FOC system
to be supplied, complies with the requirements of the Purchase Order and approved Inspection Test
Plan (ITP). The procedure shall be agreed prior to start of the inspection.
9.4.1 Factory Acceptance Test

All systems and enclosures shall be assembled according to the Project drawings such as General
Arrangement and Wiring Diagrams and verified at the supplier premises prior to delivery to site to
minimize site activities. The assembly shall include tagging of components, installation of cable glands
and any other work that can be carried out at assembly area at supplier’s premises. The system shall
be ready such that only hook up of field cables and termination of power are carried out at site for testing.
Cable tags for field installation shall be provided along with the delivery of items.
Cables and Patch cords supplied as a part of this project shall not be used for this testing as it may
destroy the items and may not be usable for installation at site. All such consumable items, and others
if any, required for the following tests shall be provided by Supplier as a part of this project scope.
Test during assembly stage shall include the following as minimum
• Material Make, Part No and Quantity Verification

(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
• System Assembly verification with reference to approved GA drawings, wiring Diagrams, block
diagrams.
• Functional, Technical and Performance parameters shall be tested on all systems during the
Integration tests to be conducted at Supplier facility.
9.4.2 Site Acceptance Test

Supplier shall prepare and submit a detailed site acceptance test pack with check sheets for various
functional and technical parameters for various subsystems and submit to COMPANY for approval. Site
acceptance tests shall be conducted in the presence of COMPANY representatives in accordance to
approved test packs. COMPANY may request to ask for additional tests relevant to the project at its
discretion and the same shall be conducted by supplier as a part of this project scope.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
10. PAINTING AND COATING REQUIREMENTS

a) All surface preparation, painting and protective coatings shall be in accordance with Painting
specification 413060-16086-000-ML-SPC-0001-000.
b) All un-machined exterior surfaces for the panel shall be dry and free from burrs, weld spatters,
flux, dust, grease, oil and other foreign matter before painting.
c) Painting and coating procedure shall be submitted for review and approval by COMPANY /, but
this shall be at least equal to the paint system detailed in above mentioned painting specification.
d) Vendor shall provide and ship with each cabinet one spray can of top coat paint.
e) All equipment shall be suitable for operation in the environment referenced in this specification.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
11. DOCUMENTATION
Vendor Documentation is to be produced by the Vendor as per the requirements stated in this
specification. Any comments on and approval of these drawings/data will not relieve the Vendor neither
directly or indirectly, of the responsibility outlined.
All drawings shall be submitted in A1, A2, A3 and A4 sizes as appropriate.
Requirements for Vendor documentation are listed in the SDRL included in Appendix-1 and sections
below. The Vendor shall prepare a Vendor Document Register (VDR) or Supplier Document Schedule
(SDS) in the COMPANY standard format using the above information as a guide. The Vendor shall
submit the Document Register to COMPANY/CONTRACTOR for review and approval together with
document delivery schedule after award and prior to submission of any other documentation. The
Document Register will thereafter form the basis of submission and control of all documents. The
COMPANY title block/drawing number shall be included on the front sheet. All documentation shall be
submitted for review/approval to the COMPANY / CONTRACTOR within the committed schedule. It shall
be the responsibility of the Vendor to ensure that the production schedule considers documentation
submission, including a two weeks review period by the COMPANY / CONTRACTOR, which includes
document delivery time.
The document shall be provided as outlined in the SDRL. Required block of drawing / set of drawing
number will be provided to Vendor during kick off meeting based on Vendor document schedule.
CONTRACTOR shall update the SDRL inline with Telecom Deliverable Lists.
It is the Vendor's responsibility to ensure drawings are brought up to 'as built' level. The drawing shall
be prepared in AutoCAD Release 2020 or higher and final drawings shall be submitted in electronic form
in addition to the hard copies.
11.1 Manual
The manual with all the relevant details to operate and maintain the equipment shall be provided, with
all the applicable drawings and details. The manual shall have 3 separate sections as following:
a) Operation and maintenance instructions including sub-Vendor manuals.
b) Technical design data and test results (Manufacturer data book).
c) Certification data.
The information presented in the manual shall be specific to the Equipment being supplied. All manuals
should also be provided in software form on CD ROM compatible with Microsoft Word for Windows-7 or
higher and all drawings on Auto CAD version 2020 or higher. MRB shall be separate deliverable.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
12. PACKAGING & PRESERVATION FOR TRANSPORTATION

All necessary precautions shall be taken for adequate protection of the Telecom facilities, including
accessories, during shipment and outdoor storage at their destination. These precautions shall include
the following:
• Before leaving the factory, all openings shall be provided with temporary fitting protectors on the
seal surfaces and threads and to prevent entry of dirt or other materials.
• Open threaded connections shall be fitted with thread protectors to prevent the ingress of
moisture.
If Telecom Accessories / Equipment are packaged in a hermetically sealed bag, the bag shall be
provided with the following text “Keep sealed until required for use”, “Keep free from oil and grease” and
“Remove sachets from panel before installation”.
Machined surfaces which may be exposed to the atmosphere in transit and subsequent storage shall
be protected with an easily removable rust preventative coating applied by the manufacturer, but not
until inspection, if required, has been completed.
Vendor shall submit packing, shipping and preservation procedure for COMPANY approval.
All equipment shall have been fully tested and inspected prior to packaging. No packaging activities
shall commence without the prior consent of the Purchaser. The Purchaser shall be notified of the dates
of packaging with enough notice to allow attendance for completion of inspection and release certificates
without affecting the required delivery schedule.
One copy of the IOM manual shall be shipped with each equipment type included in an order.
Vendor shall provide complete unloading , loading and handling procedure including safety instructions.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
13. SPARE PARTS (NOT APPLICABLE)
The spare parts for fibre optic cable commissioning and start up shall not be required. Vendor shall
be responsible for supplying the essential special tools/tackles and test equipment under
Telecommunication system package.
13.1 Installation and Commissioning Spares
1) Vendor shall include all required spares (along with detailed list) for installation and
commissioning in their offer. 30% spare of hardware for all the items shall be supplied under their
base scope of supply.
2) Spares shall include fibre optic cores, fibre optic ports, pigtails , terminals as a minimum. The
spare schedule shall list out each item, type of the item, specification of the item, quantity required
and the item’s unit price. The base price shall be inclusive of all commissioning spares required.
3) Fibre Optic Ports shall have 30% installed spare capacity post-commissioning. All spare cores
shall be terminated.
4) Only 70% of fibre cores shall be utilized of the total capacity of fibre optic cable. In case if more
cores are required, it is recommended to install one more cable in that route or increase the core
size of the cable (whichever is practicable).
13.2 Spare for 2-years Operation

a) Detailed list of all spare components and materials required during the 2-year period after
commissioning shall be provided by Vendor in their offer. These shall be included in their bid
documents as optional scope.
b) Minimum 10% of each type shall be included in the offer for spare parts.
c) After order award Vendor shall submit Spare Parts Inter-Changeability Record (SPIR) Forms.
SPIR template shall be provided during detailed design stage.
d) Vendor to Complete Project SPIR form with Full and Proper Descriptions, Drawing References,
Original Spare Part Numbers, Serial Numbers, currency, Unit Cost, Lead times,
Recommendations (Qty) of Commissioning, Initial, Operations Spares, Contact Details, relevant
Reference Numbers.
e) Vendor’s submission to be accompanied by all required Spares Support reference
Documentation including but not limited to Drawings, Bills of Materials, Manuals, links to Internet
etc to be supplied.
f) Vendor shall identify in Commissioning Section Materials supplied with Initial Order (if relevant).
g) Vendor to Identify Insurance/Capital Expenditure Spares Procured with initial Purchase Order (if
relevant).
h) Vendor to Support any technical clarifications of omissions to the above.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
13.3 Tools and Equipment
Below are the minimum lists of tools and equipment for Fiber Optic splicing. FOC installation
Contractor shall use the same during the implementation.
a) Fiber Optic Fusion Splicing Machine – it is an instrument for joining two optical fibers end-to-end.The
goal is to fuse the two fibers together in such a way that light passing through the fibers is not
scattered or reflected back by the splice, and so that the splice and the region surrounding it are
almost as strong as the intact fiber.
b) Optical Time Domain Reflectometer - It injects a series of optical pulses into the fiber under test and
extracts, from the same end of the fiber, light that is scattered (Rayleigh backscatter) or reflected
back from points along the fiber.
c) Optical Power Meter - An instrument that measures optical power from the end of a fiber
d) Light Source - an instrument that uses a laser or LED to send an optical signal into fiber for testing
loss of the fiber
e) Optical Loss Test Set - A measurement instrument for optical loss that includes both a meter and
source
f) Fiber Continuity Light - An instrument that allows visual checking of continuity and tracing for correct
connections
g) Visual Fault Locator: A device that allows visual tracing and testing of continuity.
h) Jacket Slitter or Stripper - A stripper for removing the heavy outside jacket of cables.
i) Fiber Stripper - A precise stripper used to remove the buffer coating from the fiber for termination,
connectorization or splicing.
j) Cleaver - A tool that precisely “breaks” the fiber to produce a flat end for connectorization or splicing.
k) Crimper - A tool that crimps the connector to the aramid fibers in the cable to add mechanical
strength.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
14. COMMISSIONING ASSISTANCE (NOT APPLICABLE)
It is anticipated that during site checkout and commissioning, Vendor's site commissioning engineer may
be required on a continuous basis or in phases.
Vendor shall detail in the bid the extent of specialist supervision and commissioning deemed necessary
to satisfy Vendor that installation and operation of the equipment meets the specification and warranty
requirements. Vendor representative shall satisfy himself that the installation is acceptable for
commissioning of the equipment.
The COMPANY / CONTRACTOR will endeavour to give Vendor 3 Weeks’ notice of site attendance
requirements. However, the Vendor is to confirm a 72-hour response (after emergency visa clearance)
for Vendor staff to attend the site for unscheduled assistance.
The activities include but are not limited to testing all function and commissioning of all maintenance
and diagnostic facilities.
Vendor shall submit the start-up & pre-commissioning procedure and commissioning procedure for
COMPANY / CONTRACTOR approval.
All Telecom Commissioning shall be witnessed by COMPANY Telecom representative.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
15. DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS
Delivery shall be up to NC 200 site as detailed in PO.

Partial delivery of scope may result in incomplete supply / missing material at site. Vendor shall try
to avoid this by sending all the items at one go. Otherwise, the delivery of items shall be agreed
based on construction sequence in batches with the Purchaser.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
16. AFTER SALES SERVICE (NOT APPLICABLE)
16.1 Local Support
Vendor shall provide details of their local representative for the Telecom System and indicate what
services can be provided onsite, in what manner and what times including maintenance and support
services.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
17. QUOTATION - TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS (NOT APPLICABLE)
a) The quotation shall be accompanied by detailed specification of the various items of equipment being
offered. The data supplied shall be complete and comprehensive; no item shall be omitted and
statements like ‘To Follow’ and ‘After Award’ are not acceptable.
b) If Vendor is unable to undertake the whole of the equipment construction, the extent of sub-
contracted work shall be stated in his quotation, together with the name of the proposed sub-Vendor,
for the COMPANY / CONTRACTOR’s approval.
c) The quotation shall be accompanied by a tabulation of the components and documentation forming
the system with an itemized list of those items supplied directly by Vendor and those supplied by
third parties i.e. ‘bought out’ items.
d) A project planning showing, as a minimum, the drawing approval dates, order and delivery dates for
bought-out items, the manufacture and assembly periods, inspection and test dates, packing and
shipment dates, unpacking, installation support.
e) The COMPANY / CONTRACTOR reserves the right to survey any sub-Vendor’s place of
manufacture prior to giving written approval.
f) Conditions of guarantee and a detailed proposal for Vendor arrangements to support the supplied
items during the guarantee period. This shall include response times for qualified personnel capable
of repairing the fault.
g) The documents along with bid shall be provided in accordance with Appendix – 1 SDRL.
h) Failure to provide the above information may invalidate the quotation.
(PLAN B) JI-2047 0001-001
20ERW-006-TE-SPC-0001-000)
18. TRAINING
Training program for site maintenance and operation personnel (5 staff) along with inclusion of complete
training documents, training instructions to address Operation & maintenance requirements of supplied
package shall be in scope of vendor.
Training courses should be focused on the equipment included in the package and should cover e.g.
functional characteristics, operating procedures, constructional details and assembly/disassembly
procedures.
On site and classroom training will be provided by Vendor and will be conducted during / after the
installation and commissioning period.
Charges for training shall be as per diem rate provided in PO.
Training shall be on professional Lab where everything needed is there and training shall not be on live
/ existing system on site.

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ORIGINATOR: CLIENT: DOCUMENT NUMBER:

PETROFAC ZALLAF ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-SPC-

TELECOM SPECIFICATION - FIBRE OPTIC CABLE (DOC NO.

THIS DOCUMENT IS UPDATED AND RE-ISSUED FOR COMPANY REVIEW BASED ON

Nitesh D. Amit Digitally signed

11:52:18 +04'00' Date: 2022.05.24 10:12:31 +01'00'

03 Re-Issued for Design ND AA DS 24/05/2022

02 Issued for Design ND AA DS 19/01/2022

01 Issued for Review ND AA DS 27/12/2021

REVISION DESCRIPTION OF REVISIONS PREP’D CHK’D APPRV’D DATE

Rev. Section Revision Description

03 13. Revised as per Company comments.

SHEETS INDEX AND REVISIONS

7.1.1 Wellheads ................................................................................................. 23

8.2.18 Geometry and Performance Requirements for G.655 SM Fibre ............ 43

9.4.2 Site Acceptance Test .............................................................................. 60

PAGA Public Address General Alarm

PSD Polyethylene Sheathed Dielectric Optical Cable

PWT Produced Water Treatment Unit

2.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND

Figure 1: NC-200 geographical location

Plan B comprises of following systems:

III. 12” Export Pipeline along with telecommunication system

Description Description Definition

DESIGN All those design and services activities conducted by

CONTRACTOR Petrofac Facilities Management Limited

Zallaf Libya Exploration and Production of Oil and Gas COMPANY

Organisation performing the Procurement Activity.

SHALL The word shall is used to indicate that a provision is mandatory.

The word should is used to indicate that a provision is not

SITE NC-200 ERAWIN FIELD

5.2 Applicable International Codes and Standards

5.2.1 National Acts/Codes, Decree

5.2.2 Project Specifications/ Documents

ENG052-20ERW-006-TE-BOD-0001-000 Telecom Design Basis (Plan-B)

ENG052-20ERW-000-IC-DES-0001-001 Instrumentation Earthing Diagram

5.2.3 Industry Codes and Standards

5.2.3.1 ATmosphères EXplosives (ATEX)

ATEX 2014 Equipment directive 2014/34/EG , Equipment and protective systems

5.2.3.2 British Standards (BS)

BS 5760 Reliability of Constructed or Manufactured Products Systems

5.2.3.3 European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization

EN 10204 Metallic Products- Types of Inspection documents

5.2.3.4 International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)

IEC 794-1 Optical fibre cables - Part 1: Generic specification

5.2.3.5 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

IEEE 802.8 Fibre-Optic Technical Advisory - Provides assistance to other

5.2.3.6 International Standards

ASTM D 3350 – 14 Standard Specification for Polyethylene Plastics Pipe and

5.2.3.7 International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication Standardization

ITU-T G.652 Characteristics of a single-mode optical fibre cable

5.2.3.8 International Organization for Standardisation (ISO)

ISO 9001 Quality Management System – Requirements

5.3 Document Precedence

5.4 Deviations from Specifications

6. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND PROTECTION

6.1 Environmental & Site Conditions

6.2 Hazardous Area Protection

6.3 EMC Compliance

6.4 Ingress Protection

6.5 Lightning Risks

Sr. Wellhead Fibre Optic Cable Destination

Sr. Wellhead Fibre Optic Cable Destination

Sr. Wellhead Originating Fibre Optic Cable Destination