Planning of peer limits. Poland: decoding (construction)

Any specialist in the field of construction should know what commissioning and commissioning is. The decoding of this abbreviation, as well as several others, will be presented below.

Design and survey work

An abbreviation of three letters - PIR - denotes a set of works for carrying out engineering surveys, preparing projects, developing economic and technical justifications and working documentation, drawing up estimate documentation for construction (it may be new or involve reconstruction, as well as expansion). Depending on what conditions are specified in the contract, these works can be carried out either by the general designer or by the design customer. Have you thought about what PNR is? The definition of the abbreviation is presented in the article. Engineering surveys are carried out to obtain data on the natural conditions of the territory where construction is supposed to take place. The information obtained is an important part of the data for the project. Engineering surveys are carried out by specialized organizations that have licenses. In some cases, structural units and organizations, namely survey departments, can act as performers. Have you come across the concept of "PNR"? The explanation of this abbreviation is presented below.

Depending on the complexity and size of the project being designed, geotechnical surveys are carried out by one or more organizations. In the second case, one company acts as a general contractor, while the rest perform subcontracting functions. If we consider all cases, then in most of them the entire scope of work for a particular construction is carried out by one organization. If you are interested in deciphering design and installation work, construction and commissioning, then it is important to read the information presented below.

If we talk about the first abbreviation, then during the period of economic reforms most of the exploration organizations in Russia became joint-stock companies. Some were divided into small enterprises. An interesting fact is that many of them never changed their names, leaving the abbreviation TISIZ, which stands for “trust of engineering and construction surveys.”

Research objectives

The initial data and requirements for the results are established in the assignment, which is issued by the customer or design organization. According to SNiP 11.02-96, five types of surveys can be distinguished. In addition to these five types, engineering surveys include 10 types of work that are of an auxiliary nature. This may include soil studies, risk assessment and hazards from man-made and natural processes. This list is not complete.

What is construction and installation work?

Construction and installation work and commissioning, the explanation of which will be known to you after reading the article, relate to the field of construction. involve a set of activities that are carried out at the construction site. The final result of such work is a finished structure or building put into operation. Installation work involves a process that consists of several steps, including preparation, main work, auxiliary and transport. At the first stage, the design and estimate documentation is studied and reviewed. If it is missing, then the relevant companies are developing it. These documents include an agreed upon and then approved project, estimates and specifications, as well as an explanatory note. Based on the construction and installation work, the cost of materials and all work is calculated, equipment is proposed, and construction timeframes are negotiated.

The second stage of construction and installation work

The next step is organizational and technical preparation. During this process, an agreement is signed, a schedule and financing are agreed upon, and the delivery dates for the equipment are determined. It is important to take into account the seasonal factor, which determines the completion of work at the beginning of the period.

Stage-by-stage construction and installation work

The process of construction and installation work itself involves rough manipulations, namely laying the main line, installing equipment, testing, etc., which can hinder the start of subsequent work. The next stage is finishing work, such as installation of sensors, drives and other things. Installation work is carried out entirely in accordance with technical regulations, technology and standards. Specialists carry out quality control at every stage and draw up the necessary documentation. At the fourth stage, individual tests are carried out and installed systems are analyzed.

Description of commissioning work

If you are interested in the abbreviation PNR, the decoding of this abbreviation and its meaning is given below. - this is a whole complex of manipulations, which involves checking, subsequent adjustment and final testing of electrical equipment to ensure the mode and parameters that were specified by the project. In this case, the specialist is guided by sanitary norms and rules. It is important to follow four stages, the first of which is preparatory, the second carries out commissioning work together with electrical installations, while the third carries out individual testing of the equipment. The final stage involves testing the equipment. If you are thinking about what PNR is, deciphering the abbreviation in construction will allow you to understand what work is performed when it is necessary to launch and adjust electrical equipment.

Requirements for commissioning

At the second stage, the customer provides power supply in the area where the work is being carried out. If necessary, a pre-installation inspection is carried out. Specialists replace defective equipment and supply missing equipment. At this stage, it is important to eliminate existing defects, trying to identify them during the production process. Based on the test results, a protocol is drawn up and sent to the customer.

Main stages of commissioning

The procedure for commissioning is determined by the service provider. Whereas the safety requirements during commissioning and electrical installation work are ensured by the head of the latter. If commissioning work is carried out according to a combined schedule on different functional groups and devices, such manipulations are coordinated with the managers of electrical installation work. The ratio of commissioning and construction work must be taken into account by the service provider.

Instead of a conclusion

When the third stage is carried out, equipment maintenance is carried out by the customer, who ensures the placement of personnel, disassembly and assembly of circuits. At the last stage, commissioning and commissioning work is carried out on the interaction of electrical equipment systems and electrical systems in different modes.

These manipulations involve ensuring communication, setting and adjusting the parameters and characteristics of devices, as well as functional groups to ensure specified operating modes. The electrical installation is tested both at idle and under load, and without fail in all possible modes.

In production and construction, the abbreviation PNR is used to decipher “commissioning works”. Commissioning is a set of processes for checking, debugging, setting up, testing and commissioning of equipment installed at construction sites. Commissioning works are the final part of construction and installation works (CEM), which are often included in the complex of CEM - installation supervision works.

Here, installation supervision refers to work of an organizational, technical and supervisory nature, which, as a rule, is carried out together with the customer by specialists representing the equipment supplier. In their area of ​​responsibility:

• receiving and unpacking,
• installation,
• compliance with warranty obligations,
• training workers to operate equipment.

These same specialists either carry out commissioning work themselves, or, if a contract is concluded, supervise construction and installation work, commissioning, etc. At small sites, such work (for example, installation of fire and security alarms) is often carried out by one contractor. At large industrial facilities, different organizations often become contractors for commissioning and construction work.

Stages of commissioning

After completing the installation of any, but especially complex equipment, it is necessary to check it for operability and serviceability, which determines the corresponding work. In the PNR it is customary to distinguish 4 stages:

1. Preparatory stage. The project and program of the commissioning project are being developed here. The customer provides documentation, and the contractor carries out the work. In addition, at this stage a commission is formed that will be able to accept the equipment after the completion of the commissioning work.
2. Electrical installation combined with commissioning work. Carried out in the case of power supply when connected according to a temporary scheme. The result of this stage is a protocol of the results of testing the functionality of the equipment in the event of high voltage supply.
3. Individual testing. At this stage, the equipment status is defined as “put into operation.” Personnel appointed by the customer are responsible for its maintenance at this stage.
4. Due diligence. At the last stage, it is necessary to draw up documents indicating the technical readiness of the equipment for comprehensive testing. Here, all systems are configured in accordance with their technological interaction, and the testing itself is carried out in various operating modes (with different speeds, performance).

Equipment maintenance (unless otherwise provided by the contract) is provided by the customer. The completion of the verification is considered to be the phase of achieving the design parameters. After which the contractor (more often) or the customer draws up a commissioning act, which confirms the completion of the work under the contract.

Electrical devices undergo complex commissioning and commissioning, in accordance with the provisions of SNiP 3.05.06-85, in 4 stages. At the first stage, during the development of the work program for commissioning, the customer is notified of comments on the project. By the second stage - commissioning and commissioning under conditions of temporary voltage supply - all construction work must be completed and grounding must be carried out. At the third stage, the equipment is tested with increased voltage. At the fourth stage, a comprehensive test is performed.

When carrying out commissioning and commissioning of ventilation, according to SNiP 3.05.01-85, the process takes place in two stages: first, each installation is checked separately, and then, when a report is drawn up, the entire ventilation system is tested. If the volume of work is large, specialists from the SES and a technical inspector are involved in the process.

In the fire alarm acceptance procedure, the order of work is controlled by a commission specially created by order of the customer, guided by SNiP 3.01.04-87 and RD 78.145-93. When accepting a fire alarm, the installation and commissioning organization and state fire supervision authorities must have technical documentation, technical passports, certificates, completion certificates, and preliminary test reports.

The procedure for drawing up a commissioning act

The commissioning act confirms the completion of the work provided for in the contract and the successful launch test. Such a test confirms the correctness and quality of assembly, the functionality of the equipment and must be documented and signed by the interested parties.

Both parties are interested in documentation. The customer is convinced of the operability of the equipment, but the contractor, by the presence of the document, guarantees himself the absence of claims in the future from the recipient.

The act indicating the successful completion of commissioning work is also considered the final accounting document, referring to the form of primary accounting documentation. Therefore, without signing it, it is impossible to issue a final invoice from the customer to the contractor for the transfer of funds. In addition, according to Federal Law No. 402, details must be indicated.

There is no single format for such an act. It is negotiated at the approval stage, becoming an annex to the cooperation agreement, and, if necessary, additions are made to it containing nuances that are important for a particular case. However, based on practice, we can name the general requirements for this document:

1. Correspondence between the name of the act and the name provided for in the contract.
2. Mandatory indication of details according to the main contract. This applies to information about all parties to the contract.
3. Displays the current date and period of work.
4. Indication of the scope of work and cost (including VAT as a separate value).

In addition, intermediate documents are added to the act in the form of an appendix - for example, if necessary, acts of carrying out individual stages of the work performed. The commissioning act is considered an annex to the main contract, and the work completion act is considered part of the completion act. In the construction industry, installation and acceptance of equipment is often formalized using the standardized inter-industry form KS-14, called “Acceptance Certificate of a Completed Construction Facility by the Acceptance Committee.” But the choice of the content of the act depends on the type of work and the configuration of a particular object.

The PNR abbreviation can be deciphered in different ways, depending on the context and field of activity. Of course, we will tell you about commissioning and commissioning in the construction industry, but for now here are a number of examples:

1. Poland - Polish People's Republic
2. PNR – Surveillance and Reconnaissance Devices
3. PNR – Priority Direction of Development
4. Start-up and commissioning works

Commissioning work is

These are works performed on installed equipment, in preparation for the start-up and commissioning of equipment installed at construction sites.

In other words, commissioning work is part of construction and installation work (construction and installation work), the final part, i.e. when the equipment installation work is completed, finer and more detailed tuning begins.

At small facilities where there is a small amount of equipment, construction and commissioning work is often carried out by the same contractor. An example of a small project is the installation of a security and fire alarm system in a private house or warehouse. But at large industrial construction sites, individual organizations act as general contractors for commissioning and construction work.

And another one of the main reasons why commissioning work should be carried out by a specialized organization is that commissioning work is a very delicate engineering work, and construction organizations do not always have a fleet of the necessary equipment, as well as highly qualified personnel

Commissioning of automated control systems

One of such companies is the Profkarkasmontazh company. We carry out commissioning of automated control systems of any complexity, and also carry out metrological certification of both measuring channels and primary measurement sensors to any extent.

ShMR decoding

Shmr - this is installation supervision work - this is organizational and technical work and supervision by specialists of the equipment supplier over the execution of work: receipt and unpacking of equipment by the customer, installation of equipment, commissioning of the facility, execution
warranty obligations, as well as assistance in training personnel to operate the facility.

Those. Installation supervision work is usually performed by equipment suppliers. They can perform both equipment installation and commissioning. Or, upon concluding an agreement with the customer, they can supervise the construction and commissioning work performed.

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Execution of design and survey work (R&D) and construction and installation work (CEM) for the project “Organization of a combined communication center (TMUS/TZUS) based on packet switching equipment”

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OJSC "MGTS"

Moscow and Moscow region

IT, Internet, communications, telecom, Public and commercial sector, IT, Internet, communications, telecom

OPEN REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

Selecting a counterparty to carry out design and survey work (R&D) and construction and installation work (CEM) for the project “Organization of a combined communication center (TCUS/TMUS) based on packet switching equipment”

1. General Provisions

General information about the request for proposals procedure

A request for proposals is not a competition, and its conduct is not regulated by Articles 447-449 of Part One of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. This request for proposals procedure is also not a public competition and is not regulated by Articles 1057-1061 of Part Two of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. Thus, this request for proposals procedure does not impose a corresponding volume of civil obligations on the Organizer.

The Notice published in accordance with clause 1.1.1, together with its integral attachment - this Documentation, is an invitation to make offers and must be considered by Participants with this in mind.

The Participant's Proposal has the legal status of an offer and will be considered by the Organizer accordingly, however the Organizer reserves the right to allow or invite Participants to make changes to their Proposals as the stages of the request for proposals progress. The Organizer reserves the right at the last (final) stage of the request for proposals to establish that the Participants' Proposals submitted at this stage must be in the nature of a firm offer that is not subject to further changes.

A prisoner… based on the results of the request for proposals, the Agreement records all agreements reached by the parties.

When determining the terms of the Agreement with the Winner, the following documents are used in compliance with the specified hierarchy (in case of conflict):

Protocols of pre-contractual negotiations between the Organizer and the Winner (under conditions not specified either in this Documentation for the request for proposals or in the Winner’s Proposal);

Notification of the request for proposals and this Documentation for the request for proposals for all stages carried out with all additions and clarifications;

The Winner's proposal with all additions and clarifications that meet the Organizer's requirements.

Other documents of the Organizer and Participants do not define the rights and obligations of the parties in connection with this request for proposals.

In everything that is not regulated by the Notification of the request for proposals and this Documentation for the request for proposals, the parties are guided by the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.

Appeal

1.2.1. All disputes and disagreements arising in connection with the Request for Proposals, including those relating to the fulfillment by the Organizer and Participants of their obligations, must be resolved through a claim procedure. To implement this procedure, the interested party, in the event of a violation of its rights, must file a claim with the other party. The party receiving the claim must send the other party a reasoned response to the claim within 10 business days from the date of its receipt.

1.2.2. The foregoing does not limit the rights of the parties to go to court in accordance with current legislation.

Other provisions

Participants themselves bear all costs associated with the preparation and submission of the Proposal, and the Organizer is not responsible for these costs and has no obligations, regardless of the progress and results of this request for proposals.

The Organizer ensures reasonable confidentiality regarding all information received from Participants, including those contained in Proposals. Providing this information to other Participants or third parties is possible only in cases expressly provided for by the current legislation of the Russian Federation or this Documentation.

The Organizer has the right to reject the Proposal if it establishes that the Participant directly or indirectly gave, agreed to give or offered to an employee of the Organizer, remuneration in any form: work, service, any value, as an incentive that may influence the Procurement Commission’s decision on determination of the Winner.

1.3.4. The Organizer has the right to reject Proposals from Participants who have entered into any agreement with each other in order to influence the determination of the Winner of the Request for Proposals.

2. Subject of purchase

2.1.1 The subject of the purchase is the selection of a counterparty to perform design and survey work (R&D) and construction and installation work (CEM) for the project “Organization of a combined communication center (TMUS/TZUS) based on packet switching equipment.”

2.1.2. Requirements for purchased materials are specified in Appendix No. 1 to this tender documentation.

2.1.3. Proposals of Participants must be drawn up in accordance with the samples of basic forms of documents given in paragraphs 4.1.-4.5. of this Request.

2.1.4. Period for which the contract is planned to be concluded: until the end of the calendar year.

2.1.5. Type of payment: advance payment 15%

2.1.7. Payment procedure: Advance payment of 15% of the contract cost is made within 10 banking days from the date of signing the contract, based on the invoice issued by the contractor within 5 working days from the date of signing the contract.

Full payment (85%) is made after the design and survey work is completed in full within 10 banking days on the basis of an invoice issued by the contractor within 5 working days from the date of signing the Work Acceptance Certificate

2.1.8 Type of liability for failure to fulfill obligations under the contract: if, through no fault of the Customer, the deadlines for completing work stages and/or eliminating defects, including during the warranty period, are violated, the Contractor pays the Customer a penalty in the amount of 2% of the contract price for each day of delay.

The Contractor, at his own expense, compensates the Customer for all losses associated with both damage to the Customer’s property and claims of other persons for damage to the property of these persons arising in connection with the performance of work

3. Procedure for conducting a request for proposals. Instructions for preparing Proposals

3.1. General procedure for conducting a request for proposals

3.1.1.1. Publication of the Notice of Request for Proposals

3.1.1.2.Provision of Procurement Documentation to Participants in the Request for Proposals

3.1.1.3. Preparation by Participants of the request for proposals of their applications; explanation by the Organizer of the request for proposals of the Procurement Documentation, if necessary

3.1.1.4. Submission of Proposals and their acceptance

3.1.1.5. Opening of envelopes with Proposals

3.1.1.6. Evaluation of Proposals and Negotiations

3.1.1.7. Determination of the Winner of the Request for Proposals

3.1.1.8. Notification of Request for Proposals Participants about the results of the Request for Proposals

3.1.1.9. Signing of the Agreement

3.2. Publication of the Notice of Request for Proposals

3.2.1. The notice of the request for proposals was published in the manner specified in clause 1.1.1.

3.2.2. Other publications are not official and do not entail any consequences for the Organizer of the request for proposals.

3.3. Providing Procurement Documentation

3.3.1. Participants in the request for proposals receive an electronic copy of the Procurement Documentation on the Organizer’s website, as indicated in the Notification of the request for proposals.

3.3.2. There is no fee for providing Procurement Documentation.

3.3.3. The organizer of the request for proposals is responsible for fulfilling the conditions of the Notification of the request for proposals and the Procurement Documentation only to those Participants in the request for proposals who received the Procurement Documentation in the manner specified in clause 3.3.1.

3.4. Preparation of Proposals

3.4.1. General requirements for the Proposal:

The Participant must prepare a Proposal that includes:

Letter of proposal submission in the form and in accordance with the instructions given in this Documentation (Appendix No. 2);

The price proposal in accordance with the instructions given in this Documentation for the request for proposals (Appendices No. 4) is drawn up in two authentic copies;

Participant Questionnaire (Appendix No. 5);

3.4.1.6. Documents confirming the Participant’s compliance with the requirements of this Documentation for the request for proposals (subsection 3.5.2.).

3.4.1.7. The participant has the right to submit only one price proposal. In case of violation of this requirement, all Proposals of such Participant are rejected without consideration on their merits.

3.4.1.8. Each document included in the Proposal must be signed by a person entitled, in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, to act on behalf of the Participant without a power of attorney, or by a person duly authorized by him on the basis of a power of attorney. In the latter case, the original power of attorney is attached to the Proposal.

3.4.1.9. Each document included in the Proposal must be sealed by the Participant.

3.4.1.10. Documents (sheets and information envelopes) included in the Proposal must be fastened or packaged in such a way as to prevent accidental loss or movement of pages and information envelopes.

3.4.1.11. No corrections to the text of the Proposal will be effective unless such corrections are certified by a handwritten inscription “as corrected” and a handwritten signature of an authorized person located next to each correction.

3.4.1.12. The documents included in the Request for Proposal Participant and its attachments are not subject to return.

Proposals drawn up in accordance with the requirements of the procurement documentation must be delivered to OJSC MGTS no later than 15:00 (Moscow time) on October 18, 2010.

Applicants seal the original and electronic copies of the Proposal in inner envelopes, which indicate “ORIGINAL PROPOSAL”, “ELECTRONIC COPY OF PROPOSAL”.

Inner envelopes are placed inside one outer envelope.

A copy (if required) of the commercial part of the proposal is sealed in an envelope on which is indicated accordingly: “COPY OF COMMERCIAL PROPOSAL”.

Participants must ensure delivery of their Proposals to the Customer’s location: 109004, Moscow, Bolshaya Ordynka 25, building 1

Addressed to the Director for Control and Management of External Resources, S.V. Zubkov.

If the Proposal is sent through a courier service, it is recommended to notify the representative of the courier service or the courier about the current procedure for delivering the Participant’s Proposal.

The outer envelope containing the original and electronic copy of the Proposal must contain the following information:

___________________________________

[name, address of the Organizer]

For the Director for Control and Management of External Resources of OJSC MGTS S.V. Zubkov DO NOT OPEN UNTIL “__”_______201_.

To participate in: ________________________________________________________________________________

[Name of the procurement procedure and subject of procurement as stated in the Notification] Company [name]

Indicate the full name, telephone number and e-mail of the contact person responsible for preparing the commercial proposal. The proposal was received: date “___” _______ 200. Time ____ hour. _____ min. (to be filled in by the Organizer)

3.4.2. Sentence language requirements

3.4.2.1. All documents included in the Proposal must be prepared in Russian.

3.4.2.2. The organizer has the right not to consider documents that have not been translated into Russian.

3.4.3. Explanation of the RFP Documentation

3.4.3.1. Participants have the right to contact the Organizer for clarification of this Documentation on the request for proposals. Requests for clarification of the Documentation for the request for proposals must be submitted in writing signed by the head of the organization or other responsible person of the Participant.

3.4.3.2. The Organizer will respond within a reasonable time to any question that it receives no later than 2 days before the deadline for accepting the Proposal. If, in the opinion of the Organizer, the answer to this question will be of interest to all Participants, a copy of the answer (without indicating the source of the request) will be sent to all Participants who officially received this Documentation.

3.4.4. Extension of the deadline for accepting Proposals

3.4.4.1. If necessary, the Organizer has the right to extend the deadline for accepting Proposals by notifying all participants.

3.4.4.2. All Participants who have officially received this Documentation (subsection 3.2.1) are immediately notified of this using operational communication means (telephone, fax, e-mail).

3.5. Requirements for Participants. Confirmation of compliance with requirements

3.5.1. Requirements for Participants

3.5.1.1. Legal entities of the Russian Federation that are registered in the manner prescribed by law and have timely submitted a properly completed application for participation in the request for proposal and meet the following requirements at the time of its submission can take part in the request for proposals procedure:

Availability of documents in accordance with clause 3.5.2.

3.5.2. Requirements for documents confirming the Participant’s compliance with the established requirements

3.5.2.1. The participant must include in the application the following documents confirming his compliance with the above requirements:

SRO certificate of admission to work that affects the safety of capital construction projects.

3.5.2.2. List of documents required by the winner when concluding a contract and requirements for their execution

Copies of constituent documents and certificate of state registration/state registration of changes made to constituent documents;

An extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities or its notarized copy, issued no earlier than 3 months before the date of the Request;

A copy of the certificate of making an entry in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities about a legal entity registered before 07/01/2002;

A copy of the certificate of registration with the tax authority (Taxpayer INN);

Organization registration card;

Questionnaire for obtaining a Certificate of Trust from OJSC MGTS;

A copy of a document confirming the authority of a person to act on behalf of the organization without a power of attorney or a power of attorney to sign an agreement.

A copy of the SRO certificate confirming access to carry out design work.

Documents must be certified by an authorized person and sealed.

3.6 Evaluation of Proposals and Negotiations

3.6.1. Qualifying stage

As part of the qualifying stage, the following is checked:

The correctness of the Proposals and their compliance with the substantive requirements of this Documentation;

Compliance of Participants with the requirements of this Documentation;

Compliance of the commercial and technical proposal with the requirements of this Documentation.

During the qualifying stage, the organizer may request Participants to provide clarifications or additions to their Proposals, including the submission of missing documents. In this case, the organizer does not have the right to request clarifications or demand documents that change the essence of the Proposal.

3.6.2. Conduct of negotiations

After reviewing and evaluating the Proposals, the Organizer has the right to negotiate with any of the Participants on any provision of its Proposal.

Negotiations can be held in one or several rounds. The order of negotiations is determined by the Organizer. When conducting negotiations, the Organizer will avoid disclosing to other Participants the content of the Proposals received, as well as the progress and content of the negotiations, i.e.:

Any negotiations between the Organizer and the Participant are confidential;

Neither party to a negotiation discloses to any other person any technical, pricing or other market information relating to those negotiations without the consent of the other party.

3.6.3. Evaluation stage

As part of the evaluation stage, the competition committee evaluates and compares Proposals, including taking into account the results of negotiations, and ranks them according to the degree of preference for the Organizer, based on the criterion of the minimum cost of materials, subject to strict compliance of all participants with the requirements.

4. LIST OF APPENDICES TO THE REQUEST

4.1. Appendix No. 1. Technical specifications

4.2.Appendix No. 2. Letter of submission of offer (standard form).

4.3. Appendix No. 3. Technical proposal for the supply of goods (standard form).

4.4. Appendix No. 4. Price offer (form).

4.5. Appendix No. 5. Participant questionnaire (standard form)

Appendix No. 1

TECHNICAL TASK

By choosing a counterparty to carry out design and survey work (R&D) and construction and installation work (CEM) for the project “Organization of a combined communication center (TMUS/TZUS) based on packet switching equipment”

I. General requirements.

1. Name of the object

- “Organization of a combined communication center (TMUS/TZUS) based on packet switching equipment.” 2. Stage design - detailed design 3. Type of construction - development 4. Cost of construction - determined by the project 5. Customer - OJSC MGTS 6. Construction time - 2010 7. Source of financing - OJSC MGTS 8. Design contractor - Determined by competition 9. License - No. 73888 “Intrazonal telephone communication services.” II. Volume requirements.

Develop a communication organization scheme for the construction of a combined (TMUS/TZUS) communication center based on packet switching equipment.

To organize a transit zone communication center (TZUS) on the network of OJSC MGTS with packet switching, it is necessary to provide for the use of the equipment of the existing transit local communication center (TMUS) KTSh U-SYS manufactured by Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd, located in the buildings:

200 – st. M. Dmitrovka, 5/9;

947 – st. Zhivopisnaya, 8, building 1.

In this case, it is necessary to design the logical and physical separation of equipment taking into account the redistribution of SL, ZSL, SLM in the section TS U-SYS - TZUS AXE-10.

Provide a hardware extension for the U-SYS CTS.

Provide hardware expansion of existing U-SYS technical switches located in buildings:

316 – st. Chertanovskaya, 1b;

391 – st. Domodedovskaya, 4, building 2;

919 – st. F. Poletaeva, 15, building 5;

131 – Vernadskogo Ave., 21, building 3

And securing flows beyond the DDF/ODF in accordance with the initial data, taking into account the distribution of equipment between TMUS and TZUS.

If necessary, provide for the installation of DDF equipment at expanded facilities.

If necessary, provide for the expansion of the multiservice primary transport network of OJSC MGTS.

Develop a connection diagram to the time-based cost accounting system.

Assess the reliability of the network when installing the equipment being designed.

Equipment layout plans are agreed upon at the design stage.

Provide for the organization of power supply and grounding of the installed equipment.

Calculate the heat dissipation of the installed equipment and determine the need to enhance the existing air conditioning system. If necessary, the extension will be provided for by a separate title.

Provide a statement for purchased equipment, cable products, installation materials, tools and metal structures.

Provide for the implementation of design and survey work.

Coordination of the developed project documentation and design solutions is carried out in the established manner.

Price of work, pricing procedure:

The cost of performing the work must include the following expenses:

For the development of a working project “Organization of a combined communication center (TMUS/TZUS) based on packet switching equipment

To receive an expert opinion on completed work projects at the Federal State Institution Center MIR IT.

For construction, installation, commissioning, adjustment work

For the purchase of cables, wires and materials according to the specifications developed within the framework of this project

Description of works:

Design and survey work (D&R)

Carrying out design and survey work on the basis of the approved Task for the development of a working project “Organization of a combined communication center (TMUS/TZUS) based on packet switching equipment” (Appendix No. 7).

The approval of the working draft is carried out according to the procedure established at OJSC MGTS.

Providing working documentation on paper and electronic media.

Obtaining a positive expert opinion on completed work projects at the Federal State Institution Center MIR IT.

Construction and installation works (CEM)

To organize a combined communication center (TMUS/TZUS) based on packet switching equipment, you must:

If necessary, install DDF and ODF equipment at expandable facilities;

If necessary, carry out construction and installation work necessary to expand the multiservice primary transport network (MPTS) of OJSC MGTS;

If necessary, perform construction and installation work necessary to organize power supply and grounding of the installed equipment;

Perform crossing work;

Perform commissioning and adjustment work;

Perform work on laying, cutting, marking and connecting cables and wires

Lay optical cords (patch-cord)

Note:

Construction and installation work is carried out on the basis of an agreed detailed design developed in accordance with the design assignment.

All purchased equipment, cable products, installation materials and tools must be approved for use by MGTS OJSC and have the appropriate certificates.

Perform the specified work in accordance with the requirements of SNiP, technical specifications and other regulatory documents that determine the order of execution and ensure the specified quality of work.

Handover of completed work and installed equipment to representatives of the Central Control Center, DUS, DMU, ​​DEiKO;

Preparation of the necessary package of documents for subsequent operation.

Cable products for construction and installation work are purchased by the contractor, except for those listed below:

Wire PKSV 2X0.5; 3X0.5; 4X0.5

UTP cable 4X2X0.5 CAT 5 TWISTED PAIR

FTP cable 4Х2Х0.5 CAT 5E SCREEN

Cable EKS-GVPV-5 1Х2Х0.52

Cable TSVNG 20Х2Х0.5; 10Х2Х0.5; 5Х2Х0.5; 10Х3Х0.5; 5Х3Х0.5

Cable KVSMPV 1Х2Х0.4

Appendix No. 2

(STANDARD FORM)

LETTER OF OFFER

Dear Sirs!

Having studied the Notice of a request for proposals published on the Organizer’s website and the Documentation for the request for proposals, and accepting the requirements and conditions of the request for proposals established therein,

_____________________________,

(full name of the Participant indicating the organizational and legal form)

Registered at:

__________________________________________________________________,

(legal address of the Participant)

Offers to conclude an Agreement on _______________________________________________ in accordance with the Technical Proposal and Price Proposal, which are integral annexes to this letter.

This Offer has the legal status of an offer and is valid until _______

This Proposal is supplemented by the following documents, including integral annexes:

Confirmation of compliance with technical requirements - on ____ sheets;

Price offer - on ____ sheets;

Participant's questionnaire - on ____ sheets;

The documents listed in the Requirements for the Participant are on ____ sheets.

____________________________________

(signature, M.P.)

____________________________________

Instructions for registration and filling

The letter should be issued on the Participant's official letterhead. The participant assigns a date and number to the letter in accordance with his document flow rules.

The participant must indicate his full name (indicating the organizational and legal form) and legal address.

The participant must indicate the cost in numbers and words, in rubles excluding VAT.

The letter must be signed and sealed in accordance with the requirements of the Request.

Appendix No. 3

(STANDARD FORM)

Technical proposal for the supply of goods

Appendix No.___ to the letter of offer No._____ dated ____________

Name and address of the Participant: _________________________________

____________________________________

(signature, M.P.)

____________________________________

(last name, first name, patronymic of the signatory, position)

Completion Instructions

In the technical proposal, the Participant has the right to indicate that he agrees with the terms of the technical specification (Appendix No. 1 to the request).

Appendix No. 4

Price offer

Beginning of the form

Appendix No._____ to the letter-offer No._________ dated __________________

List of works Duration of work Cost of work (RUB, excluding VAT) Design and survey work including obtaining an expert opinion on completed work projects at the Federal State Institution Center MIR IT. Construction and installation work, including the purchase of cables, wires and materials Warranty period

Appendix No. 5

(STANDARD FORM)

Participant's Questionnaire

Appendix No. ____ to the offer letter No. ____ dated _________

Name and address of the Participant: ___________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

No. Name Information about the Participant Legal form and corporate name of the Participant Founders (list the names and legal form or full name of all founders whose share in the authorized capital exceeds 10%) Certificate of inclusion in the Unified State register of legal entities (date and number, by whom issued) Participant's TIN Legal address Postal address Branches: list names and postal addresses Bank details (name and address of the bank, Participant's current account number in the bank, bank phone numbers, other bank details) Participant's phone numbers (with indicating the city code) Fax of the Participant (indicating the city code) Email address of the Participant Last name, First name and Patronymic of the head of the Participant who has the right to sign according to the constituent documents of the Participant, indicating the position and contact telephone number Last name, First name and Patronymic of the chief accountant of the Participant Last name, First name and Middle name of the responsible person of the Participant indicating the position and contact phone number ____________________________________

(signature, M.P.)

____________________________________

(last name, first name, patronymic, position of the signatory)

Completion Instructions

The Participant indicates the date and number of the Proposal in accordance with the letter of submission of the offer.

The participant indicates his company name (including the legal form) and his address.

Participants must complete the table above for all items. If any data is missing, indicate the word “no”.

Column 8 “Bank details...” indicates the details that will be used when concluding the Agreement.

(Here the Participant provides his technical proposal in free form in accordance with Appendix 1 to the Request)

We carry out an integrated approach to the organization of cable and fiber-optic communication lines, low-current systems (design and installation) taking into account the interests and priorities of the Customer and have the opportunity to offer optimal design solutions, both from a technical and economic point of view. The range of services offered by our company includes everything from needs analysis and project development to operational maintenance of finished facilities.

Types of jobs:

Objects of work:

FEAST pre-project inspection of objects, analysis of the initial state; development of technical specifications for design; development of project documentation; calculation, preparation and analysis of estimate documentation; Construction and installation work and commissioning supply of equipment; installation and commissioning work for equipment installation; setting up and programming equipment; assistance in obtaining radio frequency assignments; commissioning.

networks and data transmission systems; ground and air communication channels; radio relay data transmission systems; telephone exchanges; HF communication systems; satellite communication channels; telematics systems; conference call systems; cable and fiber-optic communication lines; structured cabling systems; antenna-mast structures and antenna-feeder devices of communication facilities; radio search (loud-speaking) communication systems and clock systems; PLC systems; power supply systems up to 1000V; grounding systems; SDTU and ASKUE systems; means of ensuring fire safety of buildings and structures.

Design.

Includes the visit of specialists to inspect the site, collection of initial data, development and approval of technical specifications together with the customer, development and approval of design documentation, design estimates and transfer of the project to the Customer.

Careful study of the system design allows you to select the optimal set of equipment and materials, estimate the cost of work, and plan the progress of construction. Close interaction with the Customer, a comprehensive analysis of the task at hand allows us to offer solutions that meet not only the current needs of the Customer, but also work for the future.

Our company designs low-current systems of various levels of complexity. Detailed projects are developed in accordance with current state norms, rules and standards, norms and rules of the Gosstroy of Russia, construction norms and rules (SNiP), departmental norms of technological design (VNTP), general construction norms (OSTN), working documents (RD), technical rules operation, safety precautions, requirements of environmental, sanitary and hygienic and other standards in force on the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as orders, instructions and other regulatory documents for the Communications industry of the Russian Federation and meet the modern technical level. The work is carried out in full, with all necessary permits and approvals obtained.

Construction.

Construction and installation work (CEM) is a responsible and complex stage. Installation places special demands on the level of qualifications and discipline of personnel, reliability and performance of equipment.

Our company's employees are qualified specialists who have many years of experience and have the necessary approvals, permits and certificates to perform the relevant type of work, which allows us to provide services in accordance with modern quality standards.

Installation and commissioning works (commissioning works) are carried out in-house. It is practiced to engage contractors to perform general construction work and individual design work.

Supply of equipment.

Our company supplies equipment for the implementation of any communication projects. Upon delivery, incoming control is carried out, and before sending to the customer’s site, initial configuration of the equipment is carried out in accordance with design solutions. We have many years of experience in cooperation with manufacturers and suppliers of telecommunications equipment Allied Telesis, CISCO, Cronyx, Nateks, D-Link, etc.

It is also possible to supply uninterruptible power supplies, electrical installation equipment, cable products (wires, high-frequency cables), optical cables and necessary accessories.

Our long-time reliable partners are such companies as OCS-NN, ETM, DatLine, Alvarion, Lantree, Landata, Matro-X.

We hope to see you among our team.