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Mangla Dam Project was commissioned in 1967 primarily to increase the amount of water that can be used for
irrigation from the natural flow of the river Jhelum, and secondly to generate electrical power from the water being
released for irrigation purposes. Flood control was an added benefit of the original construction. Mangla Dam is
3140m long and 147m high covers a surface area of 251 km 2 with gross storage capacity of 10.2 billion cu.m. of
water.
The Powerhouse was constructed in four stages over a period from 1962 until 1994, resulting in four different
designs by the different suppliers of the generating units. The powerhouse has ten units of 100 MW each for a
total nameplate capacity of 1,000 MW at rated head.
In recent years, WAPDA completed a dam raise that changed the maximum conversation level from EL. 1202 ft
to EL. 1242 ft. increasing the available static head on the turbine generators from approximately 360 feet to 400
feet.
While power delivery is an important function of the overall project, the water rights are owned by Pakistan
irrigation entities and WAPDA does not have the right to alter the 10-day average water release schedule. Rather,
its job is to maximize the benefit obtained from the releases of water from the reservoir, which is regulated by
another Pakistani governmental agency.
In 2011 and 2012, MWH (Montgomery Watson Harza, USA) conducted a feasibility study to identify
improvements required to continue the reliable, safe and sustainable use of the power generation facility for
another life cycle. A number of equipment refurbishment alternatives were investigated and evaluated, ranging
from a baseline of making the fewest improvements necessary, to an opportunity-based approach that
considered the added benefits of replacing/upgrading the equipment so as to optimize plant performance,
consistent with the intended future use of the plant and reservoir by WAPDA and other government authorities.
The Mangla Hydropower station is being refurbished to increase its power generation capacity (35%) from 1 GW
to 1.3 GW.
Because of the dam raised (increasing head), older units nearing the end of their design life, other equipment
(e.g., controls, protection, instrumentation, switchgear) becoming obsolete, newer, and more-efficient power-
generation technologies, and increased domestic power demand, improvements to the plant have become both
more necessary and feasible. WAPDA is currently in the process of identifying, prioritizing, and grouping these
improvements in to individual Bid Packages.
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Associated Consulting Engineers, Lahore (ACE)
Providing all instructions, procedures, and method statements needed by Employer to off-load,
store, handle, erect, commission and test the transformers; and
Providing on-Site Contractor’s representative during erection, commissioning, and testing of
the transformers, if so requested by the Employer after award of the Contract. This is not
currently part of the Package-III-a Contract.
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Package IV-a Contractor’s Name Kokusai Commerce Co., (KC)
(Turbine Inlet Valves for
Date of Bid Submission December 16, 2014
Units 1-6)
Date of Letter of Award (LOA) August 21, 2015
Date of Signing of Contract Agreement
Commencement Date April 13, 2016
Completion Date (Period)
Contract Cost 686,624,116 JPY
Exchange Rate for FCC
Performance Guarantee (10%) 17,578,692 JPY
United Bank Limited, Lahore
Date of Issue of Performance Guarantee January 31, 2019
Date of Expiry of Performance Guarantee April 31, 2020
Design and supply of components for refurbishment of turbine inlet valves for generating Units
1 through 6
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MANGLA REFURBISHMENT PROJECT – PHASE - II
Design and supply of Two 132 KV GSU transformers for Units 1 and 2
Refurbishment of the power intake gates and the draft tube gates including furnishing
and installing new rubber seals;
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Package VI + VIII Contractor’s Name Sinohydro Corporation Ltd, China
(Balance of Plant Electrical Date of Bid Submission October 05, 2017
Works & Control Systems)
Date of Letter of Award (LOA) December 01, 2018
Date of Signing of Contract Agreement January 08, 2019
Commencement Date July 01, 2019
i.e., delivery at site of manufactured
section 9.1-1.05 for Unit 5-6
Completion Date (Period) (200 days)
Contract Cost 3,818,086,574 USD
23,798,931 (FCC)
1,308,489,300 (LCC)
Exchange Rate for FCC 105.45 PKR/USD
Performance Guarantee (10%) USD 2,379,893.10
Bank Alfalah Limited, Lahore PKR 130,848,930
Date of Issue of Performance Guarantee December 27, 2018
Date of Expiry of Performance Guarantee December 03, 2025
Subpackage VI-a:
Four configurations of Isolated Phase Bus (IPB) to suit the design condition of the
units as follows: Units 1, 2 4 & 6 – new IPB complete, structures, auxiliary equipment
on units with no GCB; Units 3 & 5 – new IPB complete, structures, auxiliary equipment
on Units with GCB; Units 7 & 8 – no IPB supply, no changes to existing equipment;
and Units 9 & 10 – new outdoor IPB only, connect to existing IPB at indoor interface,
outdoor structures, auxiliary equipment on unit with GCB;
Station service branch, including CLiP current limiter, 13.2 KV circuit breaker, and 3.8
MVA oil-filled outdoor transformer.
Subpackage VI-b:
Demolish old, and furnish and install new station service system.
Subpackage VIII:
Design and supply of the Turbine-Generator Protection and Control System (PCS) for
the Project, including all software, data bases, screens, interfaces, and hardware
necessary for the protection and control and monitoring of the entire power plant and
facilities from any of the Human Machine Interfaces (HMI), complete with all
appurtenances and spare parts.
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Main switchyard CT and VT replacements and upgrades;
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Package III-c Contractor’s Name
(Two 220 KV GSU
Date of Bid Submission
Transformers)
Date of Letter of Award (LOA)
Date of Signing of Contract Agreement
Commencement Date
Completion Date (Period)
Contract Cost
Design and supply of Two 220 KV GSU transformers for Units 9 and 10
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