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Capability & Experience Profile Capability & Experience Profile L&T-Sargent & Lundy Limited L&T- Knowledge City, N H No.8 Vadodara - 390 019, Gujarat, India Tel No.:+ 91 265-245 6000/6001 Fax No.: + 91 265-245 6300 www.lntsnl.com Brief Profile - L&T-Sargent & Lundy L&T-SARGENT & LUNDY LIMITED L&T-Sargent & Lundy Limited is a joint venture between Larsen & Toubro, India and Sargent & Lundy L.L.C., USA. Established in 1995, it provides consultancy and engineering design services in the field of Power and affiliated sectors. With a professional staff consisting about 450 engineers and designers, it has grown from strength to strength in gathering extensive experience in the power plant engineering and consulting assignments. The company’s value system is guided by the Vision and Mission statements which are an integral part of its work culture and ethos. VISION To become a leading integrated engineering solutions provider in the global power sector, continuously creating value for our stakeholders MISSION Be responsive to customer needs, delivering optimal solutions and value- added services Ensure sustainable growth and professional excellence using state-of-the- art technology, process-driven approaches, eco-friendly solutions and IT enabled tools Foster a culture of mutual trust, respect, teamwork, continuous learning, innovation, challenge and employee empowerment to provide a growth- oriented workplace Adhere to fair, transparent and ethical practices in interactions with all stakeholders, in keeping the tenets of good corporate citizenship Remain flexible and agile, continually adapting to the changing business environment 1 Brief Profile - L&T-Sargent & Lundy ORGANIZATION BRIEF L&T - Sargent & Lundy Limited (L&T- S&L) - born of the shared vision of two world - class companies - Larsen & Toubro Limited (India) & Sargent & Lundy L.L.C.(Chicago, USA). Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T) is over USD 21 billion technology, engineering, construction, manufacturing and financial services conglomerate, with global operations. L&T’s commitment to customer service and concern for product quality has enabled the company to acquire market leadership in most of its major business lines. Sargent & Lundy L.L.C. (S&L) Chicago is acknowledged as a premier force in power industry worldwide. S&L has been providing Engineering and Construction Management Services for over 125 years. S&L has designed over 1102 Electrical Generating units representing approximately 1,57,409 MW of capacity of Power Plants, which includes combined cycle power plants, gas based, coal based projects, nuclear power plants and renewable energy power plants. L&T-S&L provides a complete range of engineering and design of power plants from concept to commissioning of open/simple cycle plants, combined cycle plants, cogeneration plants, coal based plants - both subcritical and supercritical technology and associated fields. L&T-S&L has also expanded its horizons in the Renewable (Solar/Wind/Biomass) Energy, Renovation & Modernization and Transmission & Distribution space. Since inception, L&T-S&L has engineered numerous prestigious power projects in India and abroad. Its experience includes overseas projects carried out in USA, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, UAE, Qatar, Jordan, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Central America, Algeria, Morocco, Mozambique, Kenya ,Turkmenistan and many others. L&T-S&L has provided engineering services to esteemed customers like Doosan, HDEC, GS- E&C, Al-Toukhi, Alghanim, Ronesans, Siemens, Radicon Gulf, SSEM, AJEC, Arabian Bemco, Sadelmi Power, Jubail Energy, Dubal, Yamama Cement, Toshiba, YTL, Mitsui, Sembcorp, General Electric, Adani Power, Vedanta, NTPC, BHEL, GDF Suez, Fortum, KPMG, Orange Power, SBI, ICICI, PFC, REC, IDFC to name a few. 2 Brief Profile - L&T-Sargent & Lundy PORTFOLIO OF SERVICES OFFERED L&T-S&L offers a gamut of services from concept to commissioning of power plants both in Indian and International markets. It operates under roles such as: EPC Contractor’s Engineer Owner’s Engineer Lender’s Engineer Special Engineering services Services offered through above roles are as under: Site selection Conceptual design Technology evaluation and selection Project feasibility study Detailed project report Tender specification Technical bid evaluation Vendor drawing review Statutory clearance assistance Pre-bid proposal Engineering Basic engineering Detail engineering Procurement assistance Project Management and Co-ordination Field Engineering Services Inspection and expediting Support for pre and post commissioning Technical Support for Performance Guarantee Testing Project Document Review Project Progress Review Project O&M Review Due-Diligence Services Special Studies like Efficiency improvement, reduction of greenhouse gas emission Power Sector Reforms and other associated studies Repowering and modernization studies O&M Advisory Services 3 Brief Profile - L&T-Sargent & Lundy Transmission and Distribution Services: Single Line & Protection Diagram Design Calculation Layout engineering, Grounding, Lightning & Lighting Raceway design Vendor drawing Review Interconnection Cable schedule Power System Studies: Load Flow & Voltage regulation Steady state & dynamic motor starting study Short Circuit Transient Stability Relay co-ordination & Protection system study Switching & Lightning surge analysis Insulation Co-ordination study Harmonic Analysis Power Evacuation study PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH L&T-S&L has presently an overall strength about 450 professionals dedicated to consultancy services in the field of Power Plant engineering and Power Sector in general, based at Vadodara, Gujarat, India. Our professionals have extensive experience in successful delivery of various prestigious power projects. Our strength is further enhanced with the application of state of the art software as well as various in-house developed softwares deployed for engineering projects. 4 Brief Profile - L&T-Sargent & Lundy CONTACT INFORMATION Head Office Contact L&T – Sargent & Lundy Limited Business Development 6th Floor, East Block -1 Tel: +91-265-244-5457 Gate No. 1, L&T Knowledge City +91-265-244-5322 NH 8, Between Ajwa- Waghodia Crossing Vadodara-390019, Gujarat, INDIA Tel: +91 265 245 6000 /6001 Email: [email protected] www.lntsnl.com 5 Brief Profile - L&T-Sargent & Lundy CONTACT INFORMATION Head Office Contact L&T – Sargent & Lundy Limited Business Development 6th Floor, East Block -1 Tel: +91-265-244-5457 Gate No. 1, L&T Knowledge City +91-265-244-5322 NH 8, Between Ajwa- Waghodia Crossing Vadodara-390019, Gujarat, INDIA Tel: +91 265 245 6000 /6001 Email: [email protected] www.lntsnl.com 5 Experience Profile Ther mal Ener gy Projec ts Experience Profile CONTENTS THERMAL PROJECTS ........................................................................................... 2 BASIC & DETAIL ENGINEERING SERVICES – INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS .................. 2 BASIC & DETAIL ENGINEERING SERVICES – DOMESTIC PROJECTS ........................... 8 OWNER’S ENGINEERING SERVICES .................................................................... 12 FEASIBILITY AND DETAIL PROJECT REPORTS ....................................................... 15 LENDER’S ENGINEERING SERVICES .................................................................... 19 INDEPENDENT ENGINEERING / DUE DILIGENCE SERVICES/TECHNO-ECONOMIC VIABILITY STUDIES ........................................................................................... 21 O&M ADVISORY AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES ................................... 26 SITE COMMISSIONING SUPPORT SERVICES ........................................................ 27 POWER SYSTEM STUDIES.................................................................................. 29 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION ASSIGNMENTS ............................................... 35 RENOVATION & MODERNIZATION SERVICES ..................................................... 39 SPECIAL ENGINEERING SERVICES ....................................................................... 42 POWER SECTOR REFORM ASSIGNMENTS ........................................................... 47 1 Experience Profile THERMAL PROJECTS International Projects L&T-Sargent & Lundy has extensive international exposure to designing and engineering of power plants with customers like Sargent & Lundy, Larsen & Toubro, Arabian Bemco, Al-Toukhi, Doosan, General Electric, Toshiba to name a few. L&T-S&L has offered a variety of services from basic and detail engineering to commissioning support in the international market. BASIC & DETAIL ENGINEERING SERVICES – INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS PROJECTS UNDER EXECUTION CUSTOMER PROJECT DETAILS YOC Al- Toukhi Company and Pre-bid Engineering for Hofuf Cement Industry & Trading & Factory combined cycle power plant, Saudi 2020 Contracting Arabia Alghanim International 2x15 MW CPP of Al-Sahawa Cement General Trading & 2020 Company LLC, Oman (Pre-bid Engineering) Contracting Co. WLL China Datang Technology & 1x800 MW GSECL Wanakbori thermal 2023 Engineering Company (CDTE) power plant FGD, Gujarat Confidential 130 MW Confidential Simple Cycle Power 2020 Project, Qatar Sargent & Lundy , USA Confidential Modernization project, USA 2020 Sargent & Lundy , USA Confidential SWRO Project, UAE 2021 Sargent & Lundy , USA 150 MW Repowering Project Slovenia 2020 Hyundai Engineering & 8x20 MW Mobile Simple Cycle Power Plant, 2020 Construction Co. Limited Algeria Sargent & Lundy, USA Piping support for Genesis Alkali Granger 2020
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