Seeking answers regarding the schedule for the bidding process of the power plant project

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First, carry out the basic design; the design institute provides the equipment data sheets, and then the equipment is procured.

This post was last edited by jdongc2009 on 2015-9-18 22:53. There are a few questions; please clarify if possible: 1: You should be from the owner’s side, right? You are in charge of the entire waste incineration power generation project on your own – were the feasibility study and preliminary design of the project carried out by a design institute? If so, what is the progress on the basic design? 2: Under normal circumstances, after the basic design is completed, the bidding for civil engineering and installation work should take place first, followed by bidding for the main equipment and electrical and instrumentation systems; these two processes can be carried out simultaneously.

For waste incineration projects, the key lies in the efficiency of future production and operation. Therefore, you should: 1. First identify your users, including those who require steam and electricity, as well as determine the route for the external pipes and the connection methods； Based on the design plan determined by the user ； 2. At the same time, determine the design institute for the ‘Feasibility Study’ and ‘Basic Design’ (through bidding or assignment) ； 3. In accordance with the design plan, organize technical exchanges regarding key equipment such as incinerators, waste heat boilers, flue gas purification systems, steam turbine generators, and desulfurization and denitrification units; invite several manufacturers for each type of equipment to conduct these technical exchanges and clarify various aspects. At the same time, the design institute should refine the \"Design Proposal\" and the \"Technical Specifications.\" Based on these unified technical specifications, each manufacturer will submit its commercial bid, thereby determining the supplier. 4. The supplier provides the funds, and the design institute carries out the ‘foundation design’. Meanwhile, the owner can select a construction contractor based on specific rates ； Or, after the ‘Basic Design’ is completed, an EPC contract or a construction contract can be awarded on a fixed-price basis. 5. The packaged bidding for equipment in fields such as electrical and thermal control systems (including communications) can be carried out in line with the project progress, either by the owner or by the EPC contractor.

For waste incineration projects, the key lies in the efficiency of future production and operation. Therefore, you should: 1. First identify your users, including those who require steam and electricity, as well as determine the route for the external pipes and the connection methods； Based on the design plan determined by the user ； 2. At the same time, determine the design institute for the ‘Feasibility Study’ and ‘Basic Design’ (through bidding or assignment) ； 3. In accordance with the design plan, organize technical exchanges regarding key equipment such as incinerators, waste heat boilers, flue gas purification systems, steam turbine generators, and desulfurization and denitrification units; invite several manufacturers for each type of equipment to conduct these technical exchanges and clarify various aspects. At the same time, the design institute should refine the \"Design Proposal\" and the \"Technical Specifications.\" Based on these unified technical specifications, each manufacturer will submit its commercial bid, thereby determining the supplier. 4. The supplier provides the funds, and the design institute carries out the ‘foundation design’. Meanwhile, the owner can select a construction contractor based on specific rates ； Or, after the ‘Basic Design’ is completed, an EPC contract or a construction contract can be awarded on a fixed-price basis. 5. The packaged bidding for equipment in fields such as electrical and thermal control systems (including communications) can be carried out in line with the project progress, either by the owner or by the EPC contractor.

“The plan is to start the bidding process for the incinerator at the end of September, with the winning bidder being required to provide a basic design that includes the incinerator, waste heat boiler, and flue gas purification systems. No technical discussions have taken place, and no unified technical specifications have been established; as a result, the proposals submitted in response to the bidding will vary greatly in terms of design and price. How will you evaluate these proposals? There is a problem with this order of arrangement.

We are the owners; the feasibility study and preliminary design are carried out by a design institute. The feasibility study is now available; the preliminary design can only proceed after the bidding process for the incinerator is completed. I am mainly in charge of the thermal control aspect. Does the procurement process for DCS have to wait until the incinerator design is finalized and the basic design details are ready?

The foundation design can be started now; it will be submitted once key equipment such as the incinerator is returned. As for DCS, bidding can be carried out after the approval of the basic design.

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