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GSM01-16 Tender Summary TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF PHASOR MEASUREMENT UNIT (PMU) TENDER DOCUMENTS: SARAWAK ENERGY REF. NO. GSM 01/16 PART I TENDER PROCEDURES SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION This Introduction should be read in conjunction with Tender Appendix A [ Scope of Works / Specifications ] set out in Part II, Section 2 of the Tender Documents. Part I, Section 1 Introduction INTRODUCTION 1. PURPOSE The purpose of this tender process is to procure Tender Offers from contractors to perform all works, services and supply all goods required in connection with Tender for The Supply, Delivery, Installation And Commissioning Of Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU). 2. BACKGROUND Sarawak Energy is wholly-owned by the State Government of Sarawak and is responsible for the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity to industrial and residential customers within Sarawak. Sarawak Energy has a proud history of more than 70 years of service to the Sarawak community and now provides electricity to more than 500,000 account holders. In recent years, Sarawak Energy has made strong progress on an exciting transformation natural gas and coal to create new opportunities for the Sarawak community. With firm plans for further rapid growth, Sarawak Energy is on track to become the leading producer of renewable energy in South East Asia. SCORE program, Sarawak Energy is helping our community reach the goal of becoming a high-income State by 2020. 3. COMMERCIAL BASIS FOR TENDER OFFERS Tender Offers shall be submitted in accordance with the requirements set out in the Tender Documents. ndard terms and supported by Contract Appendices that collectively set out and describe Sarawak works. Tender for the Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) (Sarawak Energy Ref. No. GSM 01/16) 1 Part I, Section 1 Introduction SCOPE OF WORKS / SPECIFICATIONS The Works to be performed by the Contractor include the following: TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF PHASOR MEASUREMENT UNIT (PMU) REF: GSM 01/16 SCHEDULE 1 SCHEDULE OF REQUIREMENT The Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) shall be able to interface/communicate via Sarawak communication facilities, WLAN for communicating with the device such as retrieving data, collecting data, transferring data, storing data, managing data, analyzing data and etc. The monitoring points for this project are listed below. Kindly refer to Appendices for power station/substation layout. Tenderers are reminded to visit the site to ascertain the site condition and works to be carried before tendering . The Company will not be responsible for, nor pay for, any expenses or losses that may be incurred by the Tenderer. Table 1: Hardware Requirement Item Substation/ Monitoring Points Hardware Requirement Power Transformer/Line Station 1. Sejingkat SPC Unit 1 (GDH0) PMU 2 units with GPS (each unit Power Station SPC Unit 2 (G5H0) monitor at least 2 feeders). Relay Room SPC Unit 3 (G2H0) Control panel 2 units. SPC Unit 4 (G3H0) Fibre optic cable 1 lot. CT and VT cables for 4 feeders 1 lot. CB status control cable for 4 feeders-1 lot. Unmanaged communication switch with FO port 2 units. E1 converter 2 units. Local PDC 1 unit. 2. Miri Power Pujut Unit 17 (HIH0) PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit Station Pujut Unit 18 (HJH0) monitor at least 2 feeders). Control Room Control panel 1 unit. Fibre optic cable 1 lot. Tender for the Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) (Sarawak Energy Ref. No. GSM 01/16) 2 Part I, Section 1 Introduction CT and VT cables for 2 feeders 1 lot. CB status control cable for 2 feeders-1 lot. Unmanaged communication switch switch with FO port 2 units. E1 converter 2 units. Local PDC 1 unit. 3. Batang Ai BAI Unit 1 (U2H0) PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit Power Station BAI Unit 2 (U3H0) monitor at least 4 feeders). 275kV BAI Unit 3 (U4H0) Control panel 1 unit. Substation BAI Unit 4 (U5H0) CT and VT cables for 4 feeders 1 lot. CB status control cable for 4 feeders-1 lot. Unmanaged communication switch 1 units. E1 converter 2 units. Local PDC 1 unit. 4. Matadeng MPG Unit 1 (GAH0) PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit 132/33/11kV MPG Unit 2 (G7H0) monitor at least 2 feeders). Substation Control panel 1 unit. CT and VT cables for 2 feeders 1 lot. CB status control cable for 2 feeders-1 lot. Unmanaged communication switch 1 unit. E1 converter 2 units. Local PDC 1 unit. 5. Bintulu BIN Unit 1 (HAH0) PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit 275kV BIN Unit 2 (H4H0) monitor at least 6 feeders). Substation BIN Unit 3 (H9H0) Control panel 1 unit. BIN Unit 4 (HFH0) CT and VT cables for 6 feeders 1 lot. BIN Unit 5 (U7H0) CB status control cable for 6 feeders-1 lot. BIN Unit 9 (UJH0) Managed communication switch 1 unit. Local PDC 1 unit. 6. Bintulu BIN Unit 7 (G4H0) PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit 132kV BIN Unit 8 (G6H0) monitor at least 2 feeders). Substation CT and VT cables for 2 feeders 1 lot. CB status control cable for 2 feeders-1 lot. Unmanaged communication switch 1 unit. E1 converter 2 units. Tender for the Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) (Sarawak Energy Ref. No. GSM 01/16) 3 Part I, Section 1 Introduction Local PDC 1 unit. 7. Samalaju Press Metal PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit 275kV (U7L5, U9L5) monitor at least 8 feeders). Substation Tokuyama Control panel 1 unit. (U5L5, U6L5) CT and VT cables for 8 feeders 1 lot. OMM (UKL5, UIL5) CB status control cable for 8 feeders-1 lot. PFA (U8L5, UAL5) Managed communication switch 1 unit. Local PDC 1 unit. 8. Mambong Bengkayang PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit 275kV (U9L5, UBL5) monitor at least 2 feeders). Substation CT and VT cables for 2 feeders 1 lot. CB status control cable for 2 feeders-1 lot. Managed communication switch 1 unit. Local PDC 1 unit. 9. Bakun 275kV Bakun Unit 1 (UGH0) PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit Substation Bakun Unit 2 (UEW0) monitor at least 8 feeders). Bakun Unit 3 (UCW0) Control panel 1 unit. Bakun Unit 4 (UAW0) CT and VT cables for 8 feeders 1 lot. Bakun Unit 5 (U8W0) CB status control cable for 8 feeders-1 lot. Bakun Unit 6 (U6W0) Managed communication switch 1 Bakun Unit 7 (U4W0) unit. Bakun Unit 8 (U2W0) Local PDC 1 unit. WAMS Client Workstation (HMI) 1 unit. 10. Murum Murum Unit 1 (U4H0) PMU 1 unit with GPS (each unit 275kV Murum Unit 2 (U2H0) monitor at least 4 feeders). Substation Murum Unit 3 (U5H0) Control panel 1 unit. Murum Unit 4 (U7H0) CT and VT cables for 4 feeders 1 lot. CB status control cable for 4 feeders-1 lot. Unmanaged communication switch 1 unit. E1 converter 2 units. Local PDC 1 unit. 11. SDC, Menara NA Historian storage server expansion unit SEB (5 units of HDD for total 20TB) 1 unit. Tender for the Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) (Sarawak Energy Ref. No. GSM 01/16) 4 Part I, Section 1 Introduction Table 2: Software Requirement Item Quantity Description 1. Lump Sum Power Station Visualization Software includes: The measurement value and status will be display on existing WAMS HMI with special page for the generator and customers load feeder parameter measurement. The measured parameter will include: a. Active Power b. Reactive Power c. Frequency d. Voltage e. Current f. Circuit Breaker Status Users shall be able to select views to be displayed on the screen for example, related power station data. Data in this workstation shall be stored for 2 years in a First-In-First-Out (FIFO) manner. The same visualization is required for WAMS Cli ent Workstation at Bakun S/S but in view mode only. Table 3: Installation, Testing and Commissioning Requirement Item Quantity Description 1. Lump Sum Installation, testing and commissioning of software and hardware of PMU for power station and SCORE customers includes: o Sejingkat Power Station Relay Room o Miri Power Station Control Room o Batang Ai Power Station 275kV Substation o Matadeng 132/33/11kV Substation o Bintulu 275kV Substation o Bintulu 132kV Substation o Samalaju 275kV Substation o Mambong 275kV Substation o Bakun 275kV Substation o Murum 275kV Substation 2. Lump Sum Installation, testing and commissioning of historian storage server expansion unit. 3. Lump Sum Software and hardware training by principle Engineer at Sarawak Energy for 5 working days. Note: All hardware shall be mounted into the new control panel installed. Tender for the Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) (Sarawak Energy Ref. No. GSM 01/16) 5 Part I, Section 1 Introduction The Tenderer shall complete this Schedule in full at the time of Tendering. Tenderer should note that incomplete entry of this Schedule will be treated as a non-compliance with Tender requirements and might influence the course of Tender Evaluation. Tenderer should complete in full all the particulars and guarantees for each type of equipment listed in the Schedules. Tenderers must be manufacturers or their accredited agents. Tenderers must provide an original copy of the Agency Letter for the item offered. Please provide User or Operations Manual, Sales Records and all technical particulars together with the relevant Catalogues/Brochures. All prices quoted shall be exclusive of Taxes and Duties but shall include delivery to site. Incomplete tenders will run the risk of being rejected. The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender, nor to assign any reason for the rejection of any Tender.
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