Employer’s design. The Employer shall provide the Contractor with all information required to complete network designs e.g. required performance specifications, underlying transmission medium performance, hop distances, etc. The Employer shall verify and accept the network designs prior to implementation thereof. However, such inspection and acceptance of the designs shall not relieve the Contractor of their responsibility to meet all the network performance requirements, and it shall not prevent subsequent rejection of the design if it is found to perform below specification during commissioning and testing. For each task order and prior to installation, the Employer shall compile a site survey report providing details of the availability of site specific requirements for successful installations. However, the Employer may request the Contractor to perform this work. After the Contractor site visits and the site visit report has been issued to the Employer, the Employer shall provide any missing infrastructure and facilities not supplied with the equipment (e.g. DC supply) that are necessary for the completion of the site works as indicated in the Contractor’s site survey report. The Employer shall organise access to all sites for the Contractor as per the agreed programme.
Employer’s design. Either Or
Employer’s design. The extent of the Employer’s design is shown on the construction drawings.
Employer’s design. The Employer will supply the Contractor with a final design document compiled by the Project Engineer ,detailing the scope of work to be executed on the project as well as Project Drawings.
Employer’s design. (a) Detail description of Works
(b) General Works
(c) Sign Gantries. E.g.
Employer’s design. 2.1.1 The Employer’s design for the works is: The following has been allowed for in the Employer’s design: • Testing and verification of supply water pressure • Capacity checks of existing supports to the above ground pipes • Design of additional support where necessary with specified limitations • Proposed modifications to already installed piping and supports • Identification of areas where pipe installation and connection to building feeds is required • Identification of hydrants to be removed and blanked off • Flow stress and hydraulic delivery analysis • Specification of repair and maintenance requirements The above is contained in the drawings and project specifications.
2.1.2 The Employer grants the Contractor a licence to use the copyright in design data presented to the Contractor for the purpose of the works (and the Contractor’s obligation under paragraph 2.2 of the Employer’s Works Information) ONLY.
Employer’s design. 7.1.1 Deficiencies to be addressed by Contractor
Employer’s design. All pressure boundary equipment to be supplied with BS EN 10204 (2004) 3.1 certification Upstream and downstream of the valve pressure test point shall be installed on the first unit. This will be used to optimise the valve and do fault finding. Painting of the valve and pipework will be done according to Eskom specification ESKSCAAC6 The Contractor will be responsible for the doing NDT’s during the installation. The NDT subcontractor shall be Eskom approved and will adhere to Eskom standards
Employer’s design. No Employer’s designs are specified. The Employers has provided the detailed scope of work with user requirements, functional requirements, as well as technical and performance required of what is expected of the solution for the HBS to be provided by the Vendor-Partner.
Employer’s design. Not applicable Procedure for submission and acceptance of Tenderer’s design Not applicable Other requirements of the Tenderer’s design Not applicable Use of Tenderer’s design Not applicable Tenderers who complete and submit the undertaking as required, but who do not meet Eskom’s targets, will not be disqualified. SD&L undertakings do not form part of scoring but commitments will form part of contractual obligations Tenderers to indicate number of jobs to be created and/or retained from this contract Communities based local to site (villages around site) should be prioritized for employment. Tenderers are required to propose against the following training initiatives: Logistics Officer 3 (1 Per annum) Core Clauses 40 and 41 both make reference to the Goods Information regarding tests and inspections. There are often comprehensive requirements for testing at place of manufacture and before delivery. The tests are to be witnessed by the Supply Manager or by a testing agency of the Employer’s nomination. Note, Tenderer may not restrict Supply Manager’s right to witness tests per clause 25.2 Not applicable Not applicable The Supply Requirements for this contract are in scope of works to the Contract Data provided by the Specification of the services to be provided As per scope of works. Constraints on how the Tenderer Provides the Goods As per Task Order Not applicable None Although not a direct requirement of the conditions of contract if the Employer is aware of the Tenderer’s need to co-operate with Others (for example where the supply is to one of the Employer’s contractor’s on a project or design of the goods needs to be discussed with Others) Services & other things to be provided by the Employer or Tenderer Will be indicated per Task Order Regular meetings of a general nature may be convened and chaired by the Supply Manager as follows. Meetings of a specialist nature may be convened as specified elsewhere in this Goods Information or if not so specified by persons and at times and locations to suit the Parties, the nature and the progress of the manufacture of the goods. Records of these meetings shall be submitted to the Supply Manager by the person convening the meeting within five days of the meeting. All meetings shall be recorded using minutes or a register prepared and circulated by the person who convened the meeting. Such minutes or register shall not be used for the purpose of confirming actions or instructions under the contract as these shal...
