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Technical documents for valve bidding

2010-03-05View Original

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Our company needs to purchase a batch of valves, including electric three-way funnels, electro-hydraulic three-way distributors, electro-hydraulic actuators, electro-hydraulic flat gate valves, and electro-hydraulic sector gate valves. How should the technical requirements be specified in the technical section of the tender documents?
Reply #22010-03-05
Typically, design institutes will provide technical requirements; if there is no design institute, then write down the technical parameters of the valve or attach a data sheet
Reply #32010-03-09
Typical design institutes have corresponding standards, and top engineering companies have standards that are detailed and clear. If needed, you can contact me at SEI, SNEC, AK, etc
Reply #42010-05-23
Our company specializes in the production of valves, including electric three-way funnels, electro-hydraulic three-way distributors, electro-hydraulic actuators, electro-hydraulic flat gate valves, and electro-hydraulic sector gate valves. Please contact us if you have any requests.
Reply #52010-05-24
It can follow the valve GB standard or the DL standard
Reply #62010-05-24
Reply to 1# leichuanqu: The technical specifications for the valve bidding must indicate the medium, inlet and outlet pressures and temperatures, pipe diameter, and so on! The specific operating conditions under which it will function are basic requirements for valve selection.
Reply #72010-06-12
1. Specify the execution standards and inspection standards for the valve. 2. Requirements for the valve actuator (brand or parameters). 3. Details of the materials used for various components of the valve, as well as the weight of the valve. 4. Detailed assembly diagram of the valve
Reply #82010-06-22
Basic parameters are necessary, and any special requirements must also be specified. In addition, there are the qualification requirements for the manufacturer, bidding requirements, and so on. In short, since you are conducting the bidding process, you have the right to set the rules!
Reply #92010-07-06
First, check whether your company has a preferred manufacturer; if so, include that manufacturer’s technical features in the tender documents. For general technical requirements, as well as those features that are unique to a particular manufacturer and not available in other manufacturers’ products, these must be specified. This kind of bidding is satisfactory.

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