Re-advertisement: Quotations are hereby invited for the following: Supply of services to refurbish the PE Manganese Terminal for Transnet SOC Ltd operating as Transnet Port Terminals, as a once off supply. Scope of work: During the scope finalization of the refurbishment the following were taking into consideration: • Installation of technological improvements; • Carry out structural repairs; • Implement large scale corrosion protection; • Renew the integrity of electrical components of the asset; • Refurbish components or systems that are normally only exposed to maintenance services; • Upgrade components that have become obsolete; and • Replace components where interchangeability with replacement parts is not possible without equipment outage. The scope of the refurbishment was categorized into three (3) engineering disciplines, namely: • Mechanical - includes components or systems such as the open gear systems, gearboxes, hydraulic systems, and rotating and moving parts; • Structural - includes wear liners, supporting structures (if required) and areas of possible structural damage (cracking deformation wear). Additionally, includes maintenance detection; • Electrical, Control and Instrumentation (EC&I) - includes panels and drives that is approaching the end of their useful life, or has become obsolete or, where newer technologies can be incorporated. Terminal Electrical Compliance may be required to be complete. The scope of work for the refurbishment can be summarized as follows and the works that the Principal Contractor is to perform involve: Site establishment: Provision, transportation, off-loading and placement of all temporary offices, equipment and all other infrastructure required for execution of the works. Timeous finalizing of all training, medicals, permits and other documentation required, in order to commence with the execution works. Execution of SOW activities: Execution of all SOW activities planned for the refurbishment. Management & resources: Site Supervision, SHEQ Management, Site labour to work 24/7 (during planned Maintenance windows) within labour laws Compliance with the Department of Labour (DoL) with an approved mandate for extended working hours (if required), PPE, security-requirements, site equipment, cranage, vehicles, general tools, jacking tools/trestles, scaffolding, lighting and others. Commissioning: After Pre, Cold, and Hot Commissioning, all works is handed over to the BOT in “Safe for Operation” mode. Project close out: Project close out to be formally documented to cover all aspects of safety, training, as-built/red-line drawings, user manuals and updated maintenance procedures. All close out documentation to be handed over to the TPT Project Manager in hard copy format, as well as in electronic format. Site de-establishment: Removal from site of all temporary offices and infrastructure, equipment, tools etc, belonging to the Principal Contractor. Clear the site and hand back to the Employer. Please confirm the closing date. (Tender №96752283)