Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Abbreviations:
Mr. SC Jain
Mr. A Datta
Mr. SP Sinhachoudhary
Mr. Subhash Chandra
Mr. D Deb
Mr. RN Singh
Mr. DV Singh
Mr. JP Kabra
Mr. SV Narasimham
Mr. VL Rajani
Mr. SS Kaushal
CONTENTS
ANNEXURE.
I. Overall Project Progress 2 sheets
II. Progress Milestones for Process Design & POSD 3 sheets
III. Progress Milestones for HMTD 5 sheets
IV. Progress Milestones for Environment 1 sheet
V. Progress Milestones for Engineering (Conventional) 11 sheets
VI. Progress Milestones for Engineering (PMC JOB) 7 sheets
VII. Progress Milestones for Procurement & Tendering 3 sheets
VIII. Progress Milestones for Others 1 sheet
IX. Progress Measurement for Construction 13 sheets
X. WBS for Progress Measurement 3 sheets
1.0 PURPOSE
The purpose of this procedure is to define the methodology to be followed to compute schedule
and actual progress percentage of the project during its execution.
2.0 SCOPE
3.0 REFERENCE
NIL
4.0 DEFINITIONS
NIL
Progress Measurement is based on the concept of roll-on-off where weight factor based on effort/
cost is assigned to each activity. Activities are broken into various milestones. Progress
measurement follows the WBS of the project and progress is measured at various levels of WBS.
EIL services progress reflects progress of the services provided by EIL and does not include efforts of
any external agencies. Annexure-I gives the guidelines for considering weight factors of various
functions. These weight factors are applicable for grass root plants. In case of modification/ renovation
job, weight factor for functions shall be assigned in the ration of control manhours allocated to each
function by Projects. In case, project consists of multiple units, EIL services progress shall be rolled up
from EIL services progress of individual unit. The weight factor contribution of the units shall be based
on EIL effort and not on unit cost.
In Overall physical progress of the project, all the efforts contributing to execution/ progress of the
project including the effort of other agencies e.g. vendors, contractors are considered. To calculate the
overall physical progress, weight factors of various functions for different types of projects are given in
Annexure I. In case the event of a project having multiple units, overall physical progress shall be rolled
up from progress of individual unit. The weight factor contribution of each unit to overall physical
progress of the project/complex shall be derived from the estimated cost of the unit.
Typical WBS for progress calculation for conventional as well as PMC jobs are attached as Annexure X.
Progress measurement of HO functions (except manufacturing & delivery) is based on direct effort.
Direct efforts in respect of Home Office activities shall be considered for Process, POSD, HMTD,
General Civil, Structural, Architectural Piping, Mechanical Equipment, Rotating Equipment, Pressure
Vessels, Electrical, Instrumentation, Pipeline, Environmental Group, Purchase, and Contracts etc.
These departments constitute majority of Home Office Technical Manhours. Balance technical
departmental manhours viz. Projects, Project Services, HO Construction, SMMS, ETDD etc. shall be
considered as indirect effort and shall not be considered for progress measurement.
Progress for Process, HMTD and Engineering disciplines are calculated based on deliverables & control
manhour. The Drawing Schedule & Requisition Schedule provided by each department/ discipline shall
be used. Control Manhour allocated to the discipline shall be divided amongst the activities/
deliverables. These activities shall be further broken down to milestones to evaluate the progress of an
activity. Milestones details for various disciplines are given in the Annexure II to VI. The updated
“Drawing Schedule and Requisition Schedule” shall be made available to planning department by
respective department/ discipline based on which the progress shall be calculated. The effort of Process
& POSD shall be considered for measuring Process progress while for Engineering, the effort of all
Engineering disciplines and Environment shall be taken into consideration.
When a project comprises of multiple units and a common deliverable is produced, the same shall be
reflected against all concerned units, distributing the effort proportionately, so that realistic progress
against the units is calculated. However, the number of common deliverables may be mentioned against
the unit which contribute the maximum weightage in quantitative status reports to avoid the error in
reporting total deliverables.
5.4.2 Ordering
The list of Material Requisitions shall be provided to Purchase Department by the departments whose
are coordinating/generating the requisition. Purchase Department shall indicate the manhour of each
requisition based on the control manhour. Any additional activities e.g. development of project specific
procedures, vendor list shall also be included and manhour shall be allocated. The progress of each
requisition & other deliverable shall be calculated based on the milestones progress indicated in the
Annexure-VII.
5.4.3 Tendering
Project Manager shall provide the list of the tenders to contract department based upon execution
philosophy. Contract Department shall indicate the manhour allocation against each Tender based on
the control manhour. Any additional activities e.g. development of project specific procedures, pre
qualification of bidders shall also be included and manhour shall be allocated. The progress of each
Tender and other deliverables shall be calculated as per the milestones progress indicated in the
Annexure-VII.
Manufacturing and delivery progress is calculated based on weighted value on estimated cost. Cost
Engineering Department shall provide the cost data to planning department. Inspection department shall
indicate the list with manhour for project specific. In order to rationalize the weighted value, a factor of
0.6 shall be used for plates, structural steel & bulk materials. The progress of each item & other
deliverable shall be calculated based on the milestones progress indicated in the Annexure-VII.
Progress measurement methodology described here is applicable for vendor package (requisition) as
well as contract package (tender). Overall effort of each package unit is divided into five components
namely Residual Basic Engineering, Engineering, Ordering, Manufacturing & delivery, Construction &
Commissioning. Since the package are treated as a procurement item, hence to integrate the package
progress into overall Progress of the Project, the engineering, ordering and Manufacturing & delivery
progress shall be included in overall Manufacturing & delivery Progress. Construction & Commissioning
progress shall be included in overall construction progress. The weight factor of manufacturing &
construction shall be based on cost and shall be finalised with package contractor during kick-off
meeting.
5.4.6 Construction
For computation of overall construction progress, the weight factors of various contracts shall be
decided based on estimated cost. In case, cost data is not available, weight factors given in Annexure
IX for the construction disciplines may be considered. It is recommended that initially around 5~8% may
be kept as miscellaneous depending upon clarity of construction workload.
For computation of contractor progress, SOQ given in the contract document or estimated quantity (in
case of package contractor) and the manhour data given in Annexure – IX shall be the basis for
calculating the work item wise weighted value of the contractor. The weighted value normally shall not
be revised until there is a major change in construction workload / contractor’s scope. Around 5 ~ 10%
of contract weighted value may be kept as miscellaneous depending upon clarity of construction
workload to accommodate any variance in estimated construction workload and the same shall be
adjusted progressively in line with actual progress.
The manhour data given in Annexure – IX shall be used to calculate manhour required for performing
the activity. To calculate weight factor, manhour required shall be converted into standard manhour by
multiplying a conversion factor which is discipline dependent. The manhour of Mechanical works is
treated as standard effort. The manhours of other disciplines are converted into standard effort by
multiplying with the conversion factor as given in Annexure-IX.
The mobilisation by the contractor, which includes construction of office, warehouse, construction water,
construction power, construction equipment, etc., shall be considered in the contractor progress. The
weight factor for mobilisation shall be restricted to 5% of the contractor progress.
The progress of soil investigation, survey by the contractor shall not be considered as progress of
construction. If these activities are prerequisite to engineering activities, the same shall be considered
under engineering progress.
In the item rate contract, the progress of material supply by the contractor such as equipment, piping
materials, electrical/ instrument items shall be included in the construction.
Pre-commissioning & commissioning of the utility package items shall be considered in the construction
progress of the contractor. The weight factor shall be 3~8% of construction progress of the contractor
depending upon complexity.
The progress for pre commissioning/ commissioning shall be reported as per EIL’s scope. The weight
factor shall be around 3% to overall progress. The POSD group shall identify the systems and Planning
Department shall assign weight factor to each system in consultation with POSD. Milestones given in
Annexure-VIII shall be used for progress calculation.
Overall progress of process, HMTD & engineering are calculated based on the updated drawing/
requisition schedule. The progress of Ordering, Tendering & Manufacturing / Delivery shall be
calculated based on the milestone achieved. The actual progress is assigned to an activity based on the
quantity/ milestones achieved. The activities not yet started shall have actual percentage progress equal
to 0, where as the completed activities shall have 100% actual progress. If activity has crossed one
milestone and not reached the next milestone, an assessment of percentage progress value can be
made. But in no case, the assessed percentage progress shall be more than the pre-assigned
percentage of next milestone. PPMS (Project Progress Monitoring System) software package shall be
used for HO department/ Disciplines.
Quantity oriented progress measurement is applicable for construction activities. When partial quantities
have been realised, actual progress for work item/ activity shall be percentage ration of the quantity
realised and total quantity. CPS (Construction Planning System) software package shall be used for
construction.
Change in weight factors due to scope change or change in estimated workload will impact actual
progress. In the event of actual progress of a discipline/contractor getting reduced up to 5%, the same
may be adjusted during next 2 to 3 months period. If the reduction in actual progress is more, the same
shall be reported with the approval of the project management. In case of increase in actual progress, it
shall be reflected in the same month with appropriate reason. In case a deliverable with some actual
progress has been deleted from the scope, the deliverable shall be retained in the list with weight factor
equivalent to earned value.
During construction phase, the work front is computed based on availability of various inputs e.g.
drawings, matching materials, access. For package and LSK contractor, where the engineering and
material supplies are in the scope of the contractor then the front for the same shall be treated as
available, however status of input availability of contractor’s scope shall be obtained from the contractor
for monitoring. The sequence of construction shall not form criteria for reducing work front if the
preceding work is to be carried out by the same agency. The availability of materials like cement, rebar
etc shall not be considered in evaluation the work front availability.
Where EPCC contractors execute the job and EIL role is PMC, Progress measurement comprises of
two distinct phases:
Pre award and post award are having weightages in the range of 5~10% and 90~95 % respectively for
project physical progress. Progress of EPCC contractor shall be taken for Post award phase. When
more than one EPCC contractors are executing a project, the weighted contribution to overall shall be
factored based on the cost.
Project where development of infrastructure facilities are in the scope of EIL as PMC, Overall progress
may be divided first in categories like, pre project activities & project activities. The weightages of pre
project & project shall be decided based on cost. A typical WBS for the job where EIL is PMC is
attached as Annexure - X
The progress till award of the EPCC shall be considered as the progress of Pre award phase. The effort
during this phase shall be categorised as follows
The progress of process design is to be obtained from Licensors if the process package is being
supplied by licensors and part of the project scope. The progress of EIL process department shall be
considered for the units where EIL is the licensor. The contribution of Process in the pre award stage
may be varying from 25%~40% depending on the scope of EIL in preparing process package. If no
process package is to be developed by EIL and EIL’s scope is limited to the review of process package
received from client the contribution may be taken as around 15%.
The contribution of FEED preparation in the pre award phase shall be considered as 20% ~ 40%
depending upon the scope of EIL. The activities with milestones for progress measurement for various
engineering disciplines during pre award and post award phase are attached as Annexure-VI.
Engineering disciplines progress shall be calculated based on these milestones. The contribution of
contract department during ITB document preparation shall be considered as 15% ~ 20%.
Award of contract for EPCC work contributes around 30% ~ 40% of pre award phase. If pre qualification
of the bidders is to be done, the same can be considered as 15% ~ 20% of pre award phase.
The weight factor of various functions for EPCC contractors shall be finalized in the kick off meeting.
Annexure I may be used for finalizing the same. The progress at execution shall be the same as the
progress of EPCC contract.
EIL service progress is to be calculated keeping in mind the effort being put by EIL vis-à-vis its scope of
work. As substantial effort is put by EIL till the award of the contract, pre award phase is around 35% ~
40% whereas post award phase is 60% ~ 65%. Progress of EIL Services shall be measured based
upon control manhours assigned to each department and milestones defined in Annexure- VI.
The percentage contribution of various functions & the milestones attached in the Annexure may be
used for calculating the percentage progress for the project where EIL is the EPCC contractor.
However, the same shall be finalized with the client during the kick off meeting.
The progress measurement system, where EIL is the LSTK contractor, shall be the same as that of
conventional system described above except the engineering progress measurement. Generally, client
desires to get engineering progress rolled up from the progress of each identifiable deliverables, hence
only the progress of those deliverables to be considered while calculating engineering progress. The
manhour for the activities, where deliverables are not produced (e.g. site visit, coordination etc.), shall
be distributed to the identifiable deliverables by engineering disciplines. The progress of various
deliverables being produced by other departments (e.g. planning documents, project procedures etc)
may also be considered as a part of engineering progress. Milestones for these deliverables are given
in Annexure-VIII.
To avoid any ambiguity at a later date, progress measurement system along with weighted value of
each function & milestones shall be finalized with the client.
Methodology for computation of EIL services progress by Projects is described in the guideline 8-7700-
0501 for the purpose of working out turnover for lump sum fees, conventional Jobs and PMC jobs by
Account Department.
Nil
A. Process Unit
Weighted %age
S.No. Function
Physical Progress EIL Services
1. Process 2 4
2. HMTD 2 4
3. Engineering 10 46
4. Ordering 2 6
5. Manufacturing & delivery 53 7
6. Tendering 1 3
7. Construction 30 30
Total 100 100
Weighted %age
S.No. Function
Physical Progress EIL Services
1. Process 2 4
2. Engineering 10 50
3. Ordering 2 3
4. Manufacturing & delivery 30 5
5. Tendering 1 3
6. Construction 55 35
Total 100 100
C. Pipeline Projects
Weightage %age
S.No. Function Physical Progress EIL Services
1. Process 2 4
2. Engineering 10 50
3. Ordering 2 6
4. Manufacturing & delivery 45 7
5. Tendering 1 3
6. Construction 40 30
Total 100 100
Weightage %age
S.No. Function Physical Progress EIL Services
1. Engineering 3 12
2. Ordering - -
3. Manufacturing & delivery - -
4. Tendering 1 4
5. Construction 96 85
Total 100 100
F. PMC JOBS
2.0 POSD
A Design Basis
- Prepare & issue for Comments 75 75 75
- Issued for Client's Approval 90 90 90
- Final issue 100 100 100
B Interface Activities
- Review of Process Data Sheets 100 100 100 100
- Input related to Equipment Layout Purposes 100 100 100 100
- Squad Check (Piping and Structural Drawings) 100 100 100 100
D Procurement Activities
- Preparation of Material Requisition, Spec. Feed Package 20 20 20 20
Input
- Issue TQ/ Pre bid Meeting & Issue Of Addenda (In case 30 35 30 35
of PMC Job)
- Issue Of TBA & Addenda (in case of PMC Job) 35 45 35 45
- Issue Purchase Requisition 40 50 - -
Issue Purchase Spec (in case of LSTK Jobs - for PMC - - 50 -
-
Approval)
Issue Purchase Spec (in case of LSTK Jobs - Final - - 60 -
-
issue)
- Review of Contractors Purchase Spec (PMC Job) Code 2 - - - 55
- Review of Contractors Purchase Spec (PMC Job) Code 1 - - - 60
- Vendor Document Review
Calculations - Code 2 - 65 - 65
Calculations - Code 1 - 70 - 70
Drawing Code 2 85 85 85 85
Drawing Code 1 95 95 95 95
Verification of final documents For Completeness and as- 100 100 100 100
built incorporation
E Site Review, Co-ordination & Misc. Activities 100 100 100 100
A Design Basis
- Prepare & issue for comments 75 75 75
- Issued for client's approval 90 90 90
- Final issue 100 100 100
B Interface Activities
- Review of process data sheets 100 100 100 100
- Squad check (Piping and Pr. Vessel drawings) 100 100 100 100
- Input related to equipment layout purposes 100 100 100 100
D Procurement Activities
- Preparation of material requisition/ spec/ feed package 20 20 20 20
input
- Issue TQ/ Pre bid meeting & issue of addenda (in case of 30 35 30 35
PMC job)
- Issue of TBA & addenda (in case of PMC job) 35 45 35 45
- Issue Purchase Requisition 40 50 - -
- Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - for PMC - - 50 -
approval)
- Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - Final issue) - - 60 -
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 2 - - - 55
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 1 - - - 60
- Vendor Document Review/Approval
Calculations - Code 2 - 65 - 65
Calculations - Code 1 - 70 - 70
Drawing Code 2 85 85 85 85
Drawing Code 1 95 95 95 95
- Verification of final documents for completeness and as- 100 100 100 100
built incorporation
E Site Review, Co-Ordination and Misc. Activities 100 100 100 100
A Design Basis
- Prepare & issue for comments 75 75 75
- Issued for client's approval 90 90 90
- Final issue 100 100 100
B Interface Activities
- Review of process data sheets 100 100 100 100
D Procurement Activities
- Preparation of material requisition/ spec/ feed package 20 20 20 20
input
- Issue TQ/ Pre Bid meeting & issue of addenda (in case 30 35 30 35
of PMC job)
- Issue of TBA & addenda (in case of PMC job) 35 45 35 45
- Issue Purchase Requisition 40 50 - -
- Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - for PMC - - 50 -
approval)
- Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - Final issue) - - 60 -
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 2 - - - 55
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 1 - - - 60
- Vendor Document Review
Calculations - Code 2 - 65 - 65
Calculations - Code 1 - 70 - 70
Drawing Code 2 85 85 85 85
Drawing Code 1 95 95 95 95
- Verification of final documents for completeness and as- 100 100 100 100
built incorporation
E Site Review, Co-Ordination And Misc. Activities 100 100 100 100
A Design Basis
- Prepare & issue for comments 75 75 75
- Issued for client's approval 90 90 90
Final issue 100 100 100
B Interface Activities
- Review of process data sheets 100 100 100 100
- Input related to equipment layout purposes 100 100 100 100
- Squad check (Piping and structural drawings) 100 100 100 100
Engg Drawings
- Issued for Tender/Comments 60 60
- Issued for Engg/AFC drawings with hold 80 80
- AFC with B.O. details 95 95
- Updated AFC 100 100
MR Without MR With
D Procurement Activities
VPC VPC
- Preparation of Material Requisition/Spec/Feed Package 50 30 30 30
input
Issue TQ/ Pre bid meeting & issue of addenda (in case of 70 40 40 40
-
PMC job)
- Issue of TBA & addenda (in case of PMC job) 90 45 45 45
- Issue Purchase Requisition 100 50
Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - for PMC - - 50 -
-
approval)
- Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - Final issue) - - 55 -
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 2 - - - 55
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 1 - - - 60
- Vendor Document Review
Calculations - Code 2 - 70 - 70
Calculations - Code 1 - 75 - 80
Drawing Code 2 - 85 85 85
Drawing Code 1 - 95 95 95
Verification of final documents for completeness and as- - 100 100 100
-
built incorporation
E Site Review, Co-ordination and Misc. Activities 100 100 100 100
V. SYSTEMS
Systems: Flue Gas Desulphurisation, Water De-oxygenation System, Gas Dehydration, De-aerator,
Separators, De-NOx, Heater Treater, Desalter, Water Bath Heater, SRU Incineration System And Mixing
Chamber
A Design Basis
- Prepare & issue for comments 75 75 75
- Issued for client's approval 90 90 90
Final issue 100 100 100
B Interface Activities
- Review of process data sheets 100 100 100 100
- Input related to equipment layout purposes 100 100 100 100
- Squad check 100 100 100 100
D Procurement Activities
Preparation of material Requisition/Spec/Feed Package
- 20 20 20 20
input
Issue TQ/ Pre Bid meeting & issue of addenda (in case of
- 30 35 30 35
PMC job)
- Issue of TBA & addenda (in case of PMC job) 35 45 35 45
- Issue Purchase Requisition 40 50 - -
Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - for PMC
- - - 50 -
approval)
- Issue purchase spec (in case of LSTK jobs - Final issue) - - 60 -
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 2 - - - 55
- Review of contractors purchase spec (PMC job) code 1 - - - 60
- Vendor Document Review/ Approval
Calculations - Code 2 - 65 - 65
Calculations - Code 1 - 70 - 70
Drawing Code 2 85 85 85 85
Drawing Code 1 95 95 95 95
Verification of final documents for completeness and as-
- 100 100 100 100
built incorporation
E Site Review, Co-ordination and Misc. Activities 100 100 100 100
Tendering
- Prepare Technical Part of Bid Document 15
- 1st TQ and Addendum 40
- Prepare TBA 70
- Award of Contract 75
- Review of Vendor Drawing/Documents 100
B WATER TREATMENT
Process Package
- Design Basis Formulation 25
- Approval of Design Basis by Client, if Required 35
- Prepare Process Package 100
Tendering
- Prepare Technical Part of Bid Document 15
- 1st TQ and Addendum 40
- Prepare TBA 70
- Award of Contract 75
- Review of Vendor Drawing/Documents 100
C EIA STUDIES
- Collection of Inputs 10
- Engage Agency for Study 25
- Compilation of Data 40
- Preparation of Impact Assessment Report – Draft 85
- Finalise Impact Assessment Report 90
- Participation in Public Hearing 95
- Presentation to the Ministry/ Pollution Board 100
Tendering
- Prepare Technical Part of Bid Document 15
- 1st TQ and Addendum 40
- Prepare TBA 70
- Award of Contract 75
- Review of Vendor Drawing/Documents 100
1.1.11 IBR Steam System ISO/Package Preparation For Units & Offsite
- Extraction and Labelling Completed 40
- Checking/Review Completed 60
- Preparation & Issue for Approval 80
- Final Issue 100
1.4.0 Others
7.2.1 Tenders
- Issue of Specification and Schedule of Rates 90
- Technical Acceptance of Bids 100
7.2.2 Packages
- Issue of Package Specification 50
- Issue of TBA 70
- Contractor’s Drawing Review (Code-2) 90
- Contractor’s Drawing Review (Code-1) 100
8.1.1 Main Single Line Diagram (SLD), Relay Metering & Review Co-
Ordination Diagram
- Preliminary Issue 60
- Issued for Approval 75
- Issued for Engineering (With Holds) 90
- Issued for Engineering (Without Holds) 100
8.1.7 Layouts
- Drafting Completed 70
- Checking and Issue for Coordination 80
- Issued for Construction (With Holds) 90
- Issued for Construction (Without Holds) 100
9.2.5 Tenders
- Issue of Specification and Schedule of Rates 85
- Technical Acceptance of Bids 100
9.2.6 Packages
- Issue of Inputs 40
- Issue of TBA 60
- Drawing Review Complete 100
10.2.2 MTO
Preparation 80
Summary Output Generation and Issue 90
Material Reconciliation 100
10.2.3 Tenders
Issue of Specs and Schedule of Rates 90
Technical Acceptance of Bids 100
10.2.4 Requisition
- Issue of MR 40
- Issue of TQ 50
- Issue of TBA 60
- Issue of PR 70
- Vendor Drawing Review (Review Code-2) 90
- Vendor Drawing Review (Review Code-1) 100
1.0. ORDERING
PERCENTAGE
Vendor Drawing Pack
S. No. ACTIVITY/MILESTONE Approval Required ages
Yes No
1 Drawing / document submission 5 - 10
2 Drawing / document Review /approval 5 - 5
3 Sub-ordering of material 5 5 5
Receipt of Material (both sub-ordered & free issue material, if
4 25 10 20
any)
5 Manufacturing (Fabrication / assembly) 40 65 25
Testing / Inspection (incl. Hydro-test, performance run & mech.
6 10 10 15
Acceptance certificate)
7 Despatch (incl. Paint & packing) 5 5 10
8 Receipt at site 5 5 10
- Format – III 50
- Format – IV 60
- Format – V 90
- COMMISSIONED 100
2. PROJECT SCHEDULE
3. PROCEDURES
1.2 Pipeline
b) Foundations
- Major (above 5M3 ) m3 50
- Minor (0-5M3) m3 75
- Sleepers m3 75
- Tank pads & Pipeway culverts m3 75
c) Super Structures
- Upto + 5M m3 75
- Upto + 10M m3 100
- 10M & above m3 125
d) Trenches m3 80
e) Pavement m3 30
f) Prilling Tower m3 150
g) Silo m3 140
h) Pile Cap m3 80
i) RCC Piling Per Pile 165
j) RCC Pre-cast(Pipe-rack) m2 0.2
3.1.6. Plastering m2 2
3.1.7. Flooring
3.1.16. Roads
a) Box cutting and soling m2 2
b) W.B.M. m2 3
Incl.semigrauting & white 3" thickness of wear coat.
c) Premix carpetting m2 2
3.1.23. Grating
a) Fabrication MT 300
b) Erection MT 65
3.2.1 A/G Piping: Average 4” Sch 40(Fabrication, Erection & Testing Combined)
UNIT
- For Pipe size 4” and below, each joint at 4 M interval.
- For pipe size above 4” each joint at 1.5 M interval.
OFFSITES
- For pipe size 4” and below each joint at 6 M interval.
- For pipe size above 4” each joint at 4.5 M interval.
3.3.2 C.S Pipes Rolled from Plates (Avg. 24” dia pipe)
a) Fabrication & Welding M 36
b) Wrapping/Coating M 4
c) Excvn., Laying & Welding. M 22
D) Testing, Flushing & Back Filling M 10
3.4.1 Agitators
3.4.3 Pumps
a) 0.5 - 10 HP Each 120
b) 15 - 25 HP Each 150
c) 30 - 60 HP Each 180
d) 70 -125 HP Each 250
3.4.4. Heaters
a) Structural Fabn. MT 180
b) Erection of Structure MT 120
c) Welding of Joints Each 20
d) Erection of coil
- Convection coil MT 100
- Radiation coil MT 200
e) Fixing of Burner Each 5
f) Fixing of Soot Blower Each 40
3.5.31. Turbo generator-erection incl. Each set 10000 for 12.5 mw set
accessories but excluding piping.
3.6. INSTRUMENTATION
3.7. MISCELLANEOUS
4.2 Roads
- Levelling 20
- Soling 50
- W.B.M. 70
- Premix 100
4.6 Foundations
- Excavation 10
- Reinforcement 35
- Shuttering 75
- Concreting 95
- Back filling 100
4.11 Pavement
- Levelling 5
- PCC 10
- Paving 100
4.14 Columns/Vessels
- Positioning 50
- Aligning & Grouting 60
- Fixing Internal 95
- Inspection 100
4.19 Heaters
- Structure Fabrication 30
- Structure Erection 50
4.29 Insulation
- Surface preparation 15
- Lagging 50
4.30 Painting
- Surface preparation 15
- Primer Application 50
- Final Coating 100
4.31 Refractory
- Lining, Preparation 25
- Castable 90
- Cure & Dry 100
CONVENTIONAL
OVERALL PROJECT
PROGRESS
ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS
DISCIPLINES
WORK ITEMS
DELIVERABLES DELIVERABLES MATERIALS ORDERS/ TENDERS / QTY.
REQUISIONS EQUIPMENTS
PMC
OVERALL PROJECT
PROGRESS
ITB & ENGINEERING PROCUREMENT CONSTRUCTION PROCESS ENGINEERING ITB & AWARD
ENGG. /
SPECS / AWARD
SOR
UNITS UNITS UNITS
LSTK CONTRACTORS