SCOPE OF WORK FOR THE DESIGN, SUPPLY, DELIVERY, CONSTRUCTION OF PERIMETER FENCE - Transnet
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SCOPE OF WORK FOR THE DESIGN,
SUPPLY, DELIVERY,
CONSTRUCTION OF PERIMETER FENCE
WITH INTRUSION DETECTION
AT UITENHAGE
(SWARTKOPS)
REFERENCE No.: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Revision 0
Date of release: MAY 2021
The information contained herein is the sole property of Transnet Engineering. It may not be used, disclosed or reproduced in
part or in whole in any manner, except with the written permission of and in a manner permitted by the proprietors.
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Table of Contents
Contents Pages
1.Introduction / scope 4
2. Site inspection 5
3. Technical requirements 5
4. Specification requirements 5-7
5. Palisade Drawings
6. Other information related to the scope 7
7. Health and safety requirements 8
8. Specialist sub-contractors 8
9. Material and workmanship 9
10. General requirements 9
11. Definitions and abberviations 10
12. General 10
13. Site establishment 10
14. Penalty clauses 10
15. Schedule of prices 10
16. Tender evaluation criteria 11
17. Compliance to scope of work 12
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 2 OF 17Document Authorities
Departments Security and Forensics
Compiled by Arnold Moticoe
Designation Project Manager
Signature
18/05/2021
Reviewed by Melvin January
Designation Security Superintendent (Uitenhage)
Signature
Approved by Neil Naidu
Designation Executive Manager – Security & Forensics
Signature
19 May 2021
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 3 OF 171. INTRODUCTION / SCOPE of Work
This specification is for the:
# TASK REQUIRED
1 Design ✓
2 Install ✓
3 Remove ✓
4 Repair ✓
5 Construct ✓
6 Supply ✓
7 Installation ✓
8 Documentation ✓
9 Testing ✓
10 Training ✓
11 Commissioning ✓
of the specified:
# ITEM REQUIRED
The Design, Supply, Delivery, Construction of Perimeter Fence With
1 ✓
Intrusion Detection At Uitenhage (Swartkops)
2 BOQs template attached ✓
• Materials (scrap metal e.g. old lockers, frames, etc.) from the alterations unless
otherwise stated, will become property of Transnet and all rubbish and debris shall
be carried away and site left unencumbered.
• The contractor shall notify the Project Manager every time when there is metal waste
(scrap metal) ready to be disposed of.
• It is the responsibility of the contractor to transport the metal waste to a metal waste
dumping site.
• Items described as “removed” shall mean removed from site.
• Transnet reserves the right to procure materials if it deems that as cost effective.
• All the approximate measurements given by Transnet shall be verified by the
tendering contractors on site visit or through consultation with the project manager.
• No bill of quantities is supplied, tenderers shall arrange with the projects manager to
come and verify quantities on their own.
• THE CONTRACTOR TO NOTE THAT THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS SHALL
NOT BE REMOVED FROM TRANSNET ENGINEERING PREMISES DURING AND
AFTER THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROJECT: COPPER, BRASS,
ALUMINIUM, STAINLESS STEEL, CABLING, CABLING CUT-OFFS, BUSSBARS,
TAP OFF BOXES, MOTORS, GEAR BOXES, CONTROL BOXES,
TRANSFORMERS, TRANSFORMER AND MOTOR WINDINGS AND ALL OTHER
METALS.
1. SITE INSPECTION
1.1 All prospective contractors shall be required to undertake a compulsory site
inspection to fully acquaint themselves with all aspects involved.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 4 OF 171.2 Arrangements to visit the site and confirmation of the date and time of the site
inspection shall be made with Transnet Engineering Contract Manager.
1.3 The site inspection certificate shall be completed and countersigned by the Contract
Manager on the day of the visit and must be submitted with the tender documents.
2. INFORMATION REQUIRED
2.1 Offers will not be considered unless full particulars and sufficient literature are
provided at the tendering stage to enable Transnet Engineering Technical Officers
the opportunity to assess each technical offer properly.
2.2 Prospective Contractors will complete the relevant questionnaire in full and must
indicate whether their offer complies with each item of the specification
2.3 Should there be insufficient space for furnishing full details; contractors shall provide
the additional details in their covering letter. The additional details shall be numbered
in accordance with the applicable clause specified in the specification.
2.4 As prospective contractors are considered to be experts in their field, they are
obliged to identify any shortcomings, such as omissions or sub-standard
requirements, to the completeness of this specification. These must be brought to
the attention of Transnet Engineering at tender stage with alternatives to address
these shortcomings. However, each offer shall be quoted for separately.
3. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
The end product shall be completed to the following SANS standards:
• The seller, importer or manufacturer of an energizer must be able to
produce a test certificate issued by a recognized test laboratory certifying
that the energizer complies to SANS 10335-76
• The electric fence installation must comply with SANS 10222-3:2016
• In addition, a valid certificate of compliance is to be issued upon
completion of the stipulated scope of work
4. SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
Any person or entity with the intention of submitting a tender with regards to the
aforementioned project shall ensure compliance and acceptance of the
information below:
4.1 Works
4.1.1 Smart Fence Solution
4.1.1.1 High security (anti-cut) steel palisade fences with a full-length and wall top
electrified solution (preferably not typical electric wire strand).
4.1.1.2 A detection solution is to be provided so that adequate intervention can take
place as soon as an attempted breach has been detected and confirmed.
4.1.1.3 The solution is to offer a barrier fence; cost-effective but also strong enough to
slow down the intruder, with anti-dig in and fence detection to raise and alarm
and provide early warning.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 5 OF 174.1.1.4 The fence must not be affected by insects, reptiles, or animals. It should have
no maintenance parts and a mean life span of 5 years minimum.
4.1.1.5 If an attempt to breach is detected, an accuracy rating of 2.5m or less from
the point of attempted breach per zone is required
4.1.1.6 CCTV integration is required to qualify the threat at the point of attempted
breach of the perimeter.
4.1.1.7 A live audible and visual siren must activate every time an attempt is made to
cut, break or climb the perimeter fence.
4.1.2 Fence Specifications (Pales)
4.1.2.1 The minimum height of the pales above ground shall be 2400mm.
4.1.2.2 The panels shall be constructed of pales specified in sections 5.1 and 5.2 of
this specification and shall be hot dip galvanised to SANS121 or any material that
will have a lifespan of at least 25 years (to be quoted as an option) at the coast
after fabrication.
4.1.2.3 All pales shall be completely welded, on both sides to the horizontal rail. All
welding flux shall be removed prior to galvanising. Cold galvanising shall be used
to touch up if remedial welding is done on site.
4.1.2.4 The maximum gap distance between the pales shall not exceed 120mm.
4.1.2.5 The maximum length of the panel shall not exceed 2500mm.
4.1.2.6 The maximum distance from the top rail to the top of the pale shall not exceed
600mm and from the bottom of the pale shall not exceed 400mm.
4.1.3 Gates
4.1.3.1 All the entrance gateposts for the yard shall be constructed of 100 x 55 x 5
(mm) section
4.1.3.2 The frame of the yard gate shall be 80 x 60 x 5mm
4.1.3.3 The in-fill for the yard gate frame shall be 40 x 40 x 5mm angle iron sections
spaced 110mm apart.
4.1.3.4 Anti-tamper facilities shall be provided for each gate’s locking mechanism.
4.1.3.5 The gate shall be a sliding type with a 5000mm opening. The height of the
gate shall match that of the adjacent fence.
4.1.3.6 The swing gate type shall be provided for the entrance and exit of the trains
(measurements to be confirmed on site).
4.1.3.7 All gates and gateposts shall be hot dip galvanised to SANS121 or any
material that will have a lifespan of at least 25 years (to be quoted as an option)
at the coast.
4.1.3.8 The sliding gates shall be fitted with anti-lifting devices to prevent lifting
off the rail
4.1.4 Pedestrian Gates
4.1.4.1 The auxiliary gates shall be swing gates with 1500mm, 3000mm and 5000mm
opening. The height of the pedestrian gate shall match the adjacent fence.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 6 OF 174.1.4.2 The gate with the 1500mm opening shall be a single leaf fitted with 2 heavy
duty hinges. One at the top and the other at the bottom.
4.1.4.3 The gates with 3000mm and 5000mm openings shall be double leaf with 4
heavy duty hinges on either side.
4.1.5 Under Dig (Foundation)
4.1.5.1 All concrete shall be as specified by the Civil Engineer. At a minimum
the concrete shall have a minimum compressive strength of 15MPa at 28
days.
4.1.5.2 Concrete foundations for the gate (main and auxiliary entrances) posts shall
not be less than 300 x 300 x 600(deep)mm.
4.1.5.3 The concrete base at all entrances shall have a width of 500mm and a
foundation depth of 250mm.
4.1.5.4 The concrete base at the main entrance gates shall be suitable for passage of
vehicles.
4.1.5.5 The concrete base at the pedestrian entrance shall be suitable for passage of
staff and hand drawn maintenance equipment.
4.1.5.6 There will be no need for foundation at the rail entrance of the trains.
4.1.5.7 The foundation for the gates shall be raised by 50mm at the centre and be
lowered towards the edges to allow for smooth entry of vehicles.
4.1.5.8 The foundations mentioned for all posts shall protrude at least 100mm above
ground level and be designed to prevent water from standing.
4.1.5.9 The wheel size for the gates shall be series 80 and a round bar shall be
installed on the base of the gate to run the wheel.
4.1.6 Posts
4.1.6.1 The main posts for the yard shall be constructed of I.P.E section 100 x 55
5mm with a maximum spacing between posts, centre to centre, of not more than
2500mm
4.1.6.2 The posts shall have a minimum height of 3000mm.
4.1.6.3 All posts shall be hot dip galvanised to SANS121 or any material that will have
a lifespan of at least 25 years (to be quoted as an option) at the coast.
4.1.6.4 The corner posts shall have a 12mm (diameter) hole drilled in the centre of
the section 300mm above ground level. This is for earthing purposes.
4.1.7 Electric Fence Barrier
4.1.7.1 Software
• Fence monitoring software must provide a PC based visual interaction with your
electric fence system. Visual map images of the electric fence and its zones must be
displayed on a computer screen. This software must allow for remote monitoring and
control features. An audit trail or transaction logs are to be recorded on the
operational history of the system over time.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 7 OF 174.1.7.2 Energizers
• Multiple 2 zone energizers to eliminate a single point of failure are required.
• The energizers are to be linked via fibre optic cable to provide a comprehensive
network of zones, all monitored by the software application.
• The system is to allow for separation of the fence into zones to allow easy
identification of the zones affected by fence faults or tampering.
• The system is to manage power distribution and ensure that the maximum amount of
energy is transferred to the respective zone and ensure that the total combined
energy of any two zones does not exceed the legal maximum permissible.
• All energizers are to be controlled by a tag and/or a keypad & can be programmed to
offer customized solutions.
4.1.7.3 Features
• 7.6 Joule output energy (two-zone)
• Robust and flexible design for industrial security
• Can be expanded into a multi-zone system.
• Built-in alarm monitors tampering or faults on the high voltage and earth fence wires
• Connectable to armed response radio or GSM module
• Lightning and power surge protection
• Intelligent power saving to extend battery life.
• Easy-to-use tag included for controlling the energizer.
• Optional keypad for controlling and programming the energizer. This allows the user
to control the energizer remotely, with up to four keypads.
• Powered by 240V mains and includes built-in battery for back-up power.
• Two built-in gate alarm inputs to monitor if the gates are open or close.
4.1.8 Fence Detection
4.1.8.1 An active vibration sensor-based detection solution with accuracy of up to 3M
is required. The detection solution must be capable of detection of vibrations on
different types of fences with high accuracy at up to 3 meters. These fences
include welded mesh, steel palisade, concrete palisade, and precast walling.
4.1.8.2 The detection solution should have sensors fitted to the posts and pillars to
ensure low to no false alarms. The installation is to be simple and quick and there
is to be little to no maintenance on the system. The detection system is to be
IP67 rated with strong, durable cables, potted electronics, and built-in surge
protection.
4.1.8.3 The supplied software should be easy to navigate and set up, with a live map
to show detections and that the sensors are online. When an intrusion is
attempted on the fence, the zone with the nearest sensor must pop up on the
screen to indicate the exact location of the attempt.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 8 OF 174.1.8.4 Integration into a CCTV system to view or records must be possible, along
with triggering lights, setting a siren off and linking to an alarm system.
4.1.9 CCTV – OPTIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE
4.1.9.1 Video Management Software
An OPEN IP video management software (VMS) designed for large-scale and high-
security installations is required. In addition to central management of all servers,
cameras and users in a multi-site setup, the VMS should include options for the
addition of an integrated video wall for operators demanding supreme situational
awareness of any event.
The video management software (VMS) must be efficient and scalable. It should
allow the end user to easily add more cameras per recording server and let you
select the hardware that meets budget and requirements.
4.1.9.2 Maintaining Control of the Installation
The video management software (VMS) should allow for the following:
• Management of available storage space with predictive video retention warnings.
• Load balancing on recording servers in real-time, without disrupting video recording.
• Ensure uninterrupted video recording with failover recording and edge storage
support.
4.1.9.3 Cameras
• Allowance must be made for strategically placed CCTV cameras capable of
providing event-based video footage for an overview by security for verification
purposes.
• The cameras must have the following minimum functionality:
1. Bi-Spectrum PTZ
2. Bandwidth management to optimise streaming
3. Thermal sensor resolution of at least 336x256
4. Light finder Technology
5. Thermal sensitivity (NETD)14. IP rating – IP66 / IP67
15. Local high endurance micro SDXC surveillance card storage of 64GB – 256GB
16. Support optional accessories of surveillance cabinet.
17. 5 Year warranty
18. Must support bolt on applications.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 10 OF 175. Palisade Drawings
5.1 Palisade Gate
5.2 Palisade Panel
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 11 OF 176. OTHER INFORMATION RELATED TO THE SCOPE
6.1 This specification states the minimum requirements relating to the work and in no
way absolves the contractor from responsibility for sound engineering practice. Any
omissions or sub-standard requirements of this specification must be brought to the
attention of Transnet Engineering at tender stage and optional prices for addressing
such omissions must be provided.
6.2 Any matter relating to this work, which requires a decision from Transnet
Engineering shall be presented to the Project Manager in charge.
6.3 All offers shall be completed in every respect with this specification. Only completed
tenders shall be considered
6.4 The Technical Officer reserves the right to have the proposal checked independently
by a third party.
6.5 Tenders must allow for monthly progress and clarification meetings on site initially
and after commissioning for defect meetings when required. A meeting will be held
after issuing of the tender to establish the exact scope and magnitude of the
contract. No tender will be considered unless it has this certificate signed by the Engineer
or his representative.
7. HEALTH AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
7.1 All equipment and installation whether detailed in this specification or not shall comply with
the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 as amended and all
other applicable legislation including specific set of regulations and local authority by laws
where applicable. All equipment shall be designed to be fail safe
7.2 All the necessary safety equipment such as guards over rotating equipment shall be
supplied and the equipment shall comply fully with all the requirements of the South African
Occupational Health and Safety Act, Act 85 of 1993 and all other applicable legislation
including specific set of regulations and local authority bylaws where applicable. At all times
during the manufacture, of assembly and testing of the equipment the contractor will be
responsible for the safety of all persons on site and the equipment.
8. SHE SPECIFICATION
8.1 Prior to commencement of contract, the contractor shall be issued with a SHE specification
in order to compile a SHE file in line with TE requirements. Prior to establishing on site, it is
an explicit requirement of this contract that all of the Contractor’s personnel directly involved
with this contract, including those of sub-contractors, attend a Safety induction course.
8.2 Transnet will provide the course free of charge and attendance is compulsory for all
personnel under the control of the Contractor who, during the duration of the contract, will be
present on site whether on a full time or ad hoc basis.
8.3 The contractor must allow for all additional charges because of these requirements as no
claims for extras will be accepted in connection with the foregoing.
As part of the legislative and TE SHE requirements.
8.4 The successful contractor is required to conduct a Risk assessment to ascertain all potential
risks associated with this project.
8.5 The completed risk assessment is to be formally submitted to the Risk department via the
project manager at least two weeks prior to the commencement of the actual project. A
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 12 OF 17safety file and associated documents will be required from a successful tenderer and such
will be communicated by the Risk department.
9. SPECIALIST SUB-CONTRACTORS
9.1 Only specialist sub-contractors who have previously successfully completed work of
the type and extent specified in this document should be engaged.
9.2 The tenderer shall provide the technical officer with sufficient proof of having suitable
experience regarding the design and manufacturing of similar equipment. To this
end, complete and detailed reference list shall be submitted with the tender.
Reference list include addresses as well as contact person who may be visited for
inspection of equipment / facilities during the adjudication period.
9.3 The tender shall submit a complete list of proposed sub-contractors and suppliers of
major components with his tender.
9.4 The tenderer shall be prepared to commit themselves in writing to the technical
officer with an adequate, experienced and stable project team for the duration of the
contract.
9.5 Transnet Engineering will not consider any Tenderer’s offer that, in the sole opinion
of Transnet Engineering, does not have adequate experience in the design and
manufacture of such equipment.
9.6 Contractors shall do the installation simultaneously with other contractors on-site
busy with other work and shall plan work that it integrates with other work performed.
10. MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP
10.1 The materials or equipment shall be offered complete in all respects.
10.2 The equipment, as made and supplied, shall be complete in every respect, of
modern design, using the most advanced proven technology extensively supported
by reputable local companies, and be built to good engineering practices. Tenderers
shall supply a list of the entire main components (mechanical, electrical etc.)
proposed as well as the addresses of the local support companies
10.3 All parts and components shall be adequately protected against damage and
corrosion during shipping, transport and storage. Should any of the items called for
be standard equipment, then the words “Standard Equipment” shall appear against
the item.
11. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
11.1 The successful tenderer will be subjected to a workshop inspection by
Transnet Engineering, to ensure that the facilities are to the satisfaction of the
Transnet Engineering in terms of the quality control and equipment capabilities for
manufacturing such type of equipment.
11.2 The tenderers shall guarantee that the rating and size etc. of the equipment
offered, is adequate in order to perform the duties required.
12. SITE ESTABLISHMENT
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 13 OF 1712.1 The contractor shall be solely responsible for safety of his staff and for
providing security to safeguard his works and material on site, until such a time.
12.2 The contractor shall be required to attend site meetings when convened by
the Project Leader controlling the contract.
12.3 The contractor will be responsible for any damages caused by his staff to the
building and civil works on site.
13. PENALTY CLAUSES
13.1 Due to the criticality of this project penalties will be levied for late deliveries.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 14 OF 17TRANSNET LIMITED
SCHEDULE OF PRICES
All prices exclude Vat and additional items listed (with prices) shall be clearly labelled as
optional or essential.
Item Qty Price per Price
item
R R
As per Summary of Trades (BOQ’s for 1
Works)
Total (Excl. VAT) to tender form R
Tenderer: ______________________ Date: _______________________
Witness 1: ______________________ Date: _______________________
Witness 2: ______________________ Date: _______________________
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 15 OF 1714. TENDER EVALUATION CRITERIA
Technical
No. Pre-Qualification Criteria
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION (The technical evaluation will be used as a Weightings
threshold. All bidders who do not meet the minimum threshold of 70%
will not proceed to the final stage of evaluation.)
1 Reporting Structure 15%
• Organogram to be used for this contract = 5 points
• Staff credentials (CV’s) of staff to be used for this contract = 5 points
• Certified copy of electrical wire man’s licence = 5 points
2 Lead time.
15%
• 0 – 3months = 15 points
• 3-4months = 7 points
• Above 4months = 2 points
3 Compliance to Transnet Engineering Specification (marked “Yes”)
30%
to pages 7 &14 of scope of works = 30 points
4 Methodology, Detailed working standards and procedures that will be used in
20%
the execution of this contract
• Detailed Project Plan to be used = 20 points
5 Specific knowledge relating to projects of this nature: 20%
• Previous experience for installation of fences including security intelligence
work. The nature of work done shall be broken down in the bid document
e.g. fencing, fence foundation works, security features, surveillance (CCTV),
etc. The bidder must not only write ‘’installation of a perimeter fencing, etc’’.
• The contactable references letters shall only be for completed projects in the
past 3 years.
• 4 or more letters = 20 points
• 2 letters = 10 points
• 1 letters = 5 points
• 0 letters = 0 point
Total Weighting: 100%
Minimum qualifying score required: 70
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
PAGE 16 OF 1715. COMPLIANCE TO THE SCOPE OF WORK
IT IS MANDATORY FOR ALL THE SUPPLIERS/BIDDERS TO COMPLETE THIS FORM.
AN INCOMPLETE FORM WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION.
Comply Comment
No. Heading/Subsection
Yes No
5. Specification requirement
5.1 Works
• BOQ No.1
• All annexures and drawings layout
5.2
5.3
5.5
5.6 Warranty
6
• Understanding of scope of work
• Technical approach and methodologies
• Quality control and quality assurance
methods
TENDERERS: PLEASE NOTE THAT YOUR TENDER WILL BE REJECTED IF ANY OF
THE ABOVE ITEMS ARE OMITTED OR NOT FILLED.
Signature of Bidder/s: _______________________ Date: ___________
Document Name: Specification Document Number: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
Date: 06.05.2021 Revision: 000 Reference no..: SEC_KLP_SPEC_001
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