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RFQ FOR SAFETY STUDIES

OF
DUKHAN GAS LIFT SYSTEM UPGRADE –PHASE1
PROJECT

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Table of Contents

1.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 4

2.0 PROJECT BACKGROUND, OBJECTIVES AND LOCATIONS ............................................ 4
3.0 EXISTING FACILITIES .......................................................................................................... 4
3.1. DEGASSING STATIONS: .................................................................................................... 4
3.2. FNGLCS: .............................................................................................................................. 6
3.3. GAS LIFT MANIFOLD: ......................................................................................................... 7
3.4. ARAB D PRODUCER WELLS:............................................................................................. 9
4.0 PROPOSED FACILITY.......................................................................................................... 9
4.1. PART 1 ............................................................................................................................... 10
4.1.1. FNLGCS 3rd Gas Lift Compressor Train..................................................................................................10
4.2. PART 2 ............................................................................................................................... 11
4.2.1. FNLGCS ............................................................................................................................................................11
4.2.2. RG PRODUCER WELLS .............................................................................................................................11
4.2.3. DEGASSING STATIONS .............................................................................................................................11
4.2.4. GAS LIFT MANIFOLDS & GAS LIFT NETWORKS- ...........................................................................12
5.0 DEFINITIONS ...................................................................................................................... 12
6.0 VENDOR’S SCOPE OF WORK ........................................................................................... 12
6.1. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION (HAZID) STUDY ..................................................................... 13
6.2. HAZARD AND OPERABILITY (HAZOP) STUDY ............................................................... 14
6.3. SIL ASSESSMENT, VERIFICATION & SAFETY REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION (SRS)
STUDY ........................................................................................................................................... 15
6.4. QUANTITATIVE RISK ANALYSIS (QRA) STUDY .............................................................. 16
6.5. FERA AND TOXIC GAS DISPERSION STUDY .................................................................. 18
6.6. ESCAPE, EVACUATION AND RESCUE ANALYSIS (EERA) ............................................ 19
6.7. EMERGENCY SURVIVABILITY SYSTEM ANALYSIS (ESSA) .......................................... 20
6.8. FLARE AND VENT RADIATION & DISPERSION STUDY .................................................. 21
6.9. BOW-TIE ANALYSIS STUDY ............................................................................................. 21
6.10. HSE CRITICAL ELEMENT (SCE) AND SAFETY CRITICAL TASK (SCT) IDENTIFICATION
STUDY ........................................................................................................................................... 22
6.11. ALARP DEMONSTRATION ............................................................................................... 23
6.12. SIMOPS .............................................................................................................................. 24
6.13. NOISE STUDY .................................................................................................................... 25
6.14. HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING STUDY ...................................................................... 26
6.15. MAJOR ACCIDENT HAZARD MANAGEMENT (MAHM) STUDY ....................................... 27
6.16. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IDENTIFICATION (ENVID) STUDY ....................................... 28
6.17. SAFOP STUDY................................................................................................................... 29
6.18. RAM STUDY ....................................................................................................................... 30
7.0 DESIGN CODES & STANDARDS ....................................................................................... 31
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8.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL ............................................................... 32

9.0 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE) & PERMITRY .............................................. 32
10.0 VENDOR’S DOCUMENTATION .......................................................................................... 32
11.0 ATTACHMENTS.................................................................................................................. 34
12.0 PRICE SCHEDULE ............................................................................................................. 35
13.0 TABLE OF COMPLIANCE .................................................................................................. 37

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1.0 INTRODUCTION
VENDOR shall carry out the Safety Studies for “Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) for
Dukhan Gas Lift Upgrade Project”.

2.0 PROJECT BACKGROUND, OBJECTIVES AND LOCATIONS

Fahahil North Lift Gas Compression Station (FNLGCS) was commissioned in year 2004 with
intent to meet the gas lift requirement of the entire Dukhan Field (North and South). Initially
the plant was commissioned with two gas turbine driven (15-KT-4101 & 15-KT-4201) multi-
stage centrifugal compressors with capacity of 125 MMSCFD each (nominal capacity) and
the plant had provision to install two more similar compressors. It was envisaged that the
new compressors will be installed as and when required.
The gas lift system is expected to face capacity constraints as per the predicted future
demands as per June 2020 production profile (Attachment 1 in Appendix F). The existing
compressors (15-K4101 & 15-K-4201) will not be adequate to handle the new flow
requirement. In order to cater the forecasted requirement, an additional gas compressor is
envisaged. The new compressor capacity shall be same as the existing compressors.
The objective of this project is to carry out FEED for implementation of the proposed new
facilities and modifications to the existing facilities as required at FNLGCS and other
Operational Areas (Gas Lift network, RG plant, Arab D gas producers, and Degassing
stations).

3.0 EXISTING FACILITIES

The Dukhan field lies on the western coast of the Qatar peninsula. The field consists of
three main oil production sectors, namely Khatiyah, Fahahil and Jaleha & Diyab.
The following is a brief description of the existing facilities, envisaged to be affected by the
scope of this project:
3.1. DEGASSING STATIONS:
There are a total seven number of degassing stations in the Dukhan field e.g. Khatiyah Main
(KM), Khatiyah North (KN), Khatiyah South (KS), Fahahil Main (FM), Fahahil North (FN),
Fahahil South (FS) and Jaleha (JAL) degassing stations. Production from Diyab manifold is
routed to Jaleha degassing station.
At the KN, KS, FM, JAL degassing stations, the wet lift gas from the first stage production
separators is routed to a local LP lift gas dehydration unit where it is dehydrated.
Dehydrated lift gas from KN, KS, FM and JAL degassing stations are transported via two

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field-wide lift gas gathering headers to the centralised lift gas compressors located at
Fahahil North Lift Gas Compressor Station (FNLGCS).
HP Rich Associated Gas (RAG) Dehydration: Balance of Khatiyah sector RAG (after gas lift
supply) is compressed at KN & KM and dehydrated at KS HP Glycol Dehydration Unit (HP
GDU). Similarly, Fahahil sector RAG is compressed and dehydrated through Molecular
Sieve dehydration units and balance of Jaleha sector RAG is compressed and dehydrated
at HP GDU. Dehydrated gas streams are transported to FSP for further processing.
DCS installed in each degassing station are receiving slot level information from SCADA
PLCs (Control Logix, Allen Bradley) of all associated manifold stations through existing STM
Ring network.
Existing control systems at each degassing station are listed in below table.

Each degassing station DCSs are connected to the existing STM Ring through existing
Telecommunication Networks (SDH/PDH). Similarly, each Degassing Station’s DCS is
communicating with FNLGCS DCS and DIC system through the same Telecommunication
Network (SDH/PDH).

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The Degassing stations have existing 110V AC and 240V AC UPS which supply the
instrument and telecom loads.
3.2. FNGLCS:
FNLGCS, located 1km to the south of the FN, supplies gas lift to all the production wells that
cannot sustain natural flow because of low reservoir pressure and/or rising water-cut.
Maintaining optimized, stabilized/constant gas lift injection rates (above a minimum
pressure) for individual wells honouring reservoir management controls is a key for Dukhan
production optimization.
At present FNLGCS has two gas turbine driven gas lift compressors, each having design
capacity of 125 MMSCFD, compressing the gas from approximately 6.9 – 10.55 barg to
127.57 barg. Each compressor has three stages, comprising suction knock-out drum (KOD),
interstage KOD and discharge KOD; interstage and discharge air coolers.
Utility systems e.g. fuel gas, instrument air, nitrogen, auxiliaries, emergency diesel generator
(EDG), electric power, flare and closed drain system are part of FNLGCS plant.
FNLGCS receives power at 33kV from two no. overhead line. 33kV is stepped down to
3.3kV via 2 no. 33/3.3kV, 4MVA transformer. 3.3kV is further reduced to 415V via 2 no.
2MVA transformer. The 415 V Switchboard (15-MCC-1001) feeds all the LV loads at
FNLGCS. The existing AC UPS units (15-UPS0001A/B,15-UPS-1001 & 15-UPS-1004) are
40kVA, 60kVA and 5kVA, which supply the instrument, telecom and vital loads of the
station.
FNLGCS Station houses Process Control System (DCS- Centum), ESD (Prosafe), FGS
(Pro-safe), AMS/PRM, UGS system, Alarm management, Cyber security systems, SOE,
Operator & Engineering stations, printers, servers, Flare package PLC, Nitrogen package
PLC, Instrument Air compressor PLC, Water bath heater PLC etc supplied by the control
system OEM Yokogawa. The FNLGCS data is further transmitted to Dukhan Information
centre through existing telecom networks for monitoring purpose. As a Backup system,
FNLGCS can be controlled and monitored through the servers located at PWI-1 station
equipped with back-up servers.
Gas lift Compressors trains are controlled by SPEEDTRONIC GE Mark VIe, which is a
Triple Modular Redundant (TMR), microprocessor-based control system. Each (R), (S) and
(T) controllers contains its own power supply, processor, communications, and I/O for all of
the critical control, protection and monitoring of the gas turbine and centrifugal compressor,
including all auxiliary. Mark VIe also manages the interfaces with Distributed Control System
(DCS) and receives signals from Bently Nevada Vibration Monitor for unit shutdown.
Antisurge System is implemented in Mark VIe and provides protection against centrifugal
compressor surge. It prevents surge, but it also quick open antisurge valve in case the anti-
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surge loop is insufficient to prevent surge. Data and alarm transfer to Customer Distributed
Control System (DCS) will occur through Mark VIe communication gateway. Gas Lift
Compressor trains consists of Integrated Turbine & Compressor Control (ITCC) for control /
monitoring, sequencing and safeguarding function including compressors and its auxiliaries,
GE Mark VIe system for anti-surge controls and Load sharing controls, dedicated Bently
Nevada (BN 3500 series), GE mark VIe servers, GE Operator & Engineering station, GPS &
SNTP server and Historian server. These Compressor control systems are interfaced with
station Yokogawa DCS system for control and monitoring from station control room.
Compressor trains are provided with dedicated CEMS for monitoring the emissions at vent
stack. Compressor trains are provided with common Fire & Gas system (Honeywell FSC)
which is dedicated for the Turbine and Compressor fire & gas detections.
The Bently Nevada System (BN 3500) provides monitoring of bearing radial & axial
displacement of turbine, compressor, monitoring of vibration of turbine casings. Bently
Nevada Vibration Monitor interfaced with Mark VIe and System-1. GE system-1 servers are
provided for machines condition monitoring through interface with the MMS systems of
FNLGCS and other PWI stations. Vibration monitoring data from the FNLGCS is centrally
monitored from DOMB via RG plant using existing STM Link.
Honeywell PHD systems for historization of the data at Dukhan Information centre through
existing telecommunication network.
Existing Control room/Substation building is a blast resistant building.
3.3. GAS LIFT MANIFOLD:
The high-pressure gas lift from FNLGCS is distributed to all production wells through two 18-
inch field-wide distribution headers and 28 number of gas lift manifolds at the North and
South sectors. Each manifold supplies a cluster of wells and is strategically located to
receive utilities and power from the nearby production station. From Jaleha another 12-inch
header is branched off and serves the Diyab area.
There are 28 existing Gas Lift Manifold Stations installed as part of Dukhan Gas Lift Project.
These manifolds provide artificial lift arrangements of Oil Wells in Dukhan Fields by injecting
high pressure gas into the wells. The existing manifold station sites consist of instrument
equipment buildings, steel skids and foundations to support headers, corrosion inhibitor
chemical injection facilities and other associated arrangements.
In Gas Lift Manifold the instrument loads are supplied from 240V AC UPS and 415V loads
from LV distribution board.
Gas lift receiver headers & distribution manifolds are provided with Allen Bradley Control
Logix SCADA PLC system for station control and Honeywell FSC for F&G and safeguarding
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systems at each location. Honeywell F&G FSC system are communicating to the SCADA
PLC system.
The SCADA PLC system of manifold station is connected to existing STM Ring Telecom
Network through the existing hubs and server routers to the respective Degassing station by
redundant Fibre Optic links. For each Slot, instrumentation signals are configured on the
Gas Lift manifold SCADA PLC, Degassing Stations control room, FNLGCS control room and
DIC system.

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3.4. ARAB D PRODUCER WELLS:

Arab D (RG) plant is located in the Dukhan field. This plant is fed by rich gas producer wells
and lean gas is fed back to the injection wells, with manually adjusted choke valves.
RG producer wellhead is provided with Honeywell Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) that
communicates via existing optical link with RG plant Main Control Room (MCR) DCS. Each
RTU is connected through redundant Master Telemetry Units (MTU) to the system.
Wellhead monitoring has been incorporated in DCS graphics and wellhead remote
shutdown can also be initiated from DCS.
Existing DCS system installed at RG Plant is Honeywell Experion Process Knowledge
System (PKS). This new DCS is organized as an open architecture system with support to
OPC and Foundation Fieldbus standards. A system backbone network is based on TCP/IP
over Ethernet. External RTUs from various sites shall be connected to the DCS via this
backbone network.
The RG Producer Wells receive power at 3.3kV which is stepped down to 250V through
2kVA transformer which supplies 240V DB. The 240V DB supplies the transformer-rectifier
unit and instrument loads.

4.0 PROPOSED FACILITY

The following sub sections describe the proposed facilities / modifications (hereinafter
referred to as “FACILITIES”) to achieve the CONTRACT objective. The SERVICES
are split into two parts, which are fully independent of each other. Part-1 shall be
treated as the highest priority scope and shall be completed prior to Part-2. This will
enable placing of the Purchase Order for the 3rd Gas Lift Compressor Package by
QatarEnergy and subsequent novation to EPIC contractor at the earliest in order to
meet the schedule.

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4.1. PART 1
4.1.1. FNLGCS 3rd Gas Lift Compressor Train
QatarEnergy shall prepare the tender package/material requisition for Third GL
Compressor Package and issue to BH on a single source basis. QatarEnergy intend
to place Purchase Order directly to the Vendor during FEED execution phase and
novate this compressor package later to the EPIC Contractor.
CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the incorporation of GL Compressor vendor
data into the FEED Engineering deliverables and EPIC Scope of Work
Installation of a new compressor train in FNLGCS whose process design in terms of
capacity, sizing, suction & discharge conditions shall be like to like to the existing trains.
The 3rd Gas Lift Compressor train shall consist of:
1. Gas turbine driven centrifugal compressor package
2. Suction, interstage, & discharge KOD as applicable
3. Interstage and Discharge air cooled heat exchangers
4. Associated auxiliaries
5. Fuel Gas Package
6. Nitrogen Generator Package
7. All interconnecting pipework for the new compressor train, associated valves, and
utility piping.
8. Tie-ins with existing piping system
9. Extension of compressor suction and discharge headers, flare piping, closed drain
header, fuel gas header, instrument air piping and other utilities.
10. All the associated Instrumentation, F&G Devices, Integrated Turbine and
Compressor control panels, Anti-surge controls, Load sharing controls, and Machine
Monitoring system.
11. For compressor package, required Fire and gas detection system, and automated
fire protection system shall be designed inline to QatarEnergy fire and safety
philosophy and Shell DEP for the compressor/ turbine package.
12. Design related to upgrade and modifications to the electrical system in FNLGCS for
power supply to the new loads added in the project. No existing Gaseous based fire
suppression system is installed for the substation, if modification of the existing
substation (to be confirmed as part of FEED) required, a new Gaseous based fire
suppression system to cover existing substation and new extension shall be
designed.
13. All required modification/upgrades required for the existing facilities to make the
design safe during operations and maintenance activities.
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14. All the upgrades/facilities modifications required as a result of the adequacy checks
of existing systems at FNLGCS.
15. The 240V AC 15-UPS-1001 must be upgraded to dual redundant UPS.
4.2. PART 2
4.2.1. FNLGCS
Replacement of the 3 existing Instrument Air Compressors (IACs) package in FNLGCS.
Modification of existing compressed air receiver vessels and air buffer vessels for new
requirement if required.
4.2.2. RG PRODUCER WELLS
1. Replacement of manual choke valves with automated valves for six numbers of RG
producer with associated piping modification.
2. Modifications of the existing control systems.
3. Modifications of the existing Wellhead control panel.
4. Power supply to the instrument loads and required upgrades to the UPS and electrical
system.
4.2.3. DEGASSING STATIONS
1. Replacement of existing internals of the Wet Gas Lift KOD at KSDS (23-V-4701), KNDS
(22-V-4601), FMDS (14-V-4621) with Schoepentoeter Mistmat Swirldeck Mistmat
(SMSM) or equivalent mist extraction system and the demister.
2. Replacement of existing TEG contactor internals with structured packing and other
Internals as required for the following columns:
a) LP GDU (gas lift)
i. KN (22-C-4602)
ii. KS (23-C-4702)
iii. FM (14-C-4602)
iv. JDS (31-C-4902)
b) HP GDU (RAG)
i. KS (23-C-4602)
ii. KS (23-C-4622)
iii. JDS (31-C-4802).
3. Installation of new F&G detectors at the gas lift header (high pressure) receivers at
KNDS, JMDS and Diyab.
4. All the required upgrades/facilities modification as a result of adequacy checks of
existing systems at Degassing Stations.
5. Provide normal and UPS supply to the instrument loads and required upgrades and
modifications to the UPS and electrical systems.
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6. Modifications of the existing control systems for the additional F&G signals.
4.2.4. GAS LIFT MANIFOLDS & GAS LIFT NETWORKS-
1. Modification to the existing F&G detection system including detectors in the gas lift
manifolds (including Arab-D back up manifold).
2. Installation of downstream pressure control valve (8”) in each of the 28 gas lift manifolds
with associated piping modification.
3. Provide normal and UPS supply to the instrument loads. Upgrade and modifications to
the UPS and electrical systems.
4. Modifications of the existing control systems for the additional F&G signals and pressure
control valves.
5. All the required upgrades/facilities modification as a result of adequacy checks of
existing systems at Arab D backup manifold.

5.0 DEFINITIONS
PURCHASER/ CONTRACTOR

CONSULTANT/ The party that supplies all the items and services as per
VENDOR this Requisition/ scope of work

OWNER QatarEnergy

SHALL This is to be understood as mandatory in relation to the

requirements of this document

SHOULD This is to be understood as a strong recommendation to

comply with the requirements of this document.

6.0 VENDOR’s SCOPE OF WORK

The complete Project scope of work is described in Attachment-1. Following Safety Studies
are the part of the Vendor scope of work in this Project.
COMPANY / KEI reserves right to award Part of Studies to one CONSULTANT and other
CONSULTANT for other studies as listed below:
i. Hazard Identification (HAZID) Study
ii. Hazard and Operability Study
iii. SIL Assessment, Verification Study and Safety Requirement Specification
iv. Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) Study
v. FERA and Toxic Gas Dispersion Study
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vi. Escape, Evacuation and Rescue Analysis (EERA)

vii. Emergency Survivability System Analysis (ESSA)
viii. Flare and Vent Radiation Dispersion Study
ix. Bow-tie Analysis Study
x. SCE and Safety Critical Task Identification Study
xi. Performance Standard
xii. ALARP demonstration
xiii. SIMOPS
xiv. Noise Study
xv. Human Factors Engineering Study
xvi. Major Accident Hazard Management Study
xvii. Environmental Impact Identification (ENVID) Study
xviii. SAFOP Study
xix. RAM Study

6.1. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION (HAZID) STUDY

The main purpose for a HAZID study is to undertake a systematic multidisciplinary team
review of the design and identify all the potential hazards with the development. The major
objective of HAZID is that early identification and assessment of the critical HSE hazards
provides essential input to project development decisions.
The objectives of a HAZID study are to:
• Identify all HSE hazards and threats that can be ascertained at the current level of
design maturity.
• Assess the likelihood of these hazards being realized and the consequences using the
HAZID Risk Matrix and
• Identify any actions required to eliminate or further reduce the risk associated with
these hazards.
VENDOR shall conduct Hazard Identification (HAZID) exercise involving QatarEnergy, in
compliance with CORP-HSE-PRC-009-Corporate Procedure for Hazard Identification Study
(HAZID STUDY) and CORP-HSE-STD-008-Corporate Standard.
The VENDOR shall provide experienced HAZID Chairman and a technical Scribe. The
HAZID workshop shall be undertaken with KEI’s design team consisting of process,
instrument, mechanical, and loss prevention / safety engineers and COMPANY’s
engineering team representatives from safety, end users and asset holders. The Chairman
for HAZID study shall be approved by COMPANY / KEI.

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Deliverables:

VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities / deliverables.

• HAZID TOR
• HAZID Study Workshop
• Initial HAZID Report including HAZID Action Sheets
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final HAZID report including HAZID Action Sheets

Attachment No. Document Description

CORP-HSE-PRC-009 - Corporate Procedure for Hazard
Attachment-2
Identification Study (HAZID Study)

6.2. HAZARD AND OPERABILITY (HAZOP) STUDY

The purpose of the HAZOP is to Identify how the plant and equipment systems react to
process perturbations and deviations through brain-storming session.
Assess whether the reaction of the system, plant or equipment will produce effects which
are detrimental to the public, personnel, environment, asset protection and business
continuity. Investigate the operability of the process, Identify availability and maintainability
issues; and Identify actions for consideration which will mitigate or eliminate such
detrimental effects.
VENDOR shall conduct HAZOP study in compliance with requirement in QatarEnergy
Standard For Hazard And Operability Study (HAZOP Study) QP-SAF-STD-008,
QatarEnergy Procedure for Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP Study) QP-SAF-PRC-
010 and Shell DEP.
The VENDOR shall provide experienced HAZOP Chairman and a technical Scribe. The
HAZOP workshop shall be undertaken with KEI’s design team consisting of process,
instrument, mechanical, and loss prevention / safety engineers and COMPANY’s
engineering team representatives from safety, end users and asset holders. The Chairman
for HAZOP study shall be approved by COMPANY / KEI.
The Tentative Number of P&ID’s considered shall be as follows.

Vendor
Scope/P&IDs Modification New Tie In Typical Total
Package
2 (28 are
Process 32 30 8 18 90
typical)
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The Project HAZOP workshop will be held at COMPANY’s Location (i.e., Doha, Qatar) OR
on Microsoft’s Team as applicable.

Deliverables:

VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities / deliverables.

• HAZOP TOR
• HAZOP Study Workshop
• Initial HAZOP Report including HAZOP Action Sheets
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final HAZOP report including HAZOP Action Sheets (minimum 2 revisions)

Attachment No. Document Description

QP-SAF-STD-008 - QatarEnergy Standard for Hazard And
Attachment-3
Operability Study (HAZOP Study)
QP-SAF-PRC-010 - QatarEnergy Procedure for Hazard and
Attachment-4
Operability Study (HAZOP Study)

6.3. SIL ASSESSMENT, VERIFICATION & SAFETY REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION

(SRS) STUDY
Safety Integrity Level (SIL) study is an analysis which aims at the Assessment of the
appropriate reliability required from the elements of the Safety Instrumented Functions
(SIF) identified in prior safety studies (e.g. HAZOP).
VENDOR shall carryout Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Identification and Verification Study for
all SIF Loops. The list of SIFs to be assessed in the SIL assessment shall be provided in
the SIL Verification Terms of Reference for QatarEnergy review and approval.
The SIL workshop shall be undertaken with CONTRACTOR’s design team consisting of
process, instrument, mechanical, and loss prevention/ safety engineers and COMPANY’s
engineering team representatives from safety, end users and asset holders.
Safety Requirement Specification shall be developed according to QP-GDL-S-030 for all
safety functions with SIL for all identified SIFs in compliance with IEC 61511. This
document shall be the basis of design of the safety instrumented system. The SRS shall
include the details listed in IEC 61511-1 that shall be sufficient to design the SIS. SRS
shall be prepared by a Company approved third party Consultant lead by Certified
Functional Safety Expert and shall follow IEC guidelines. SIL verification where applicable
shall be performed by QatarEnergy approved third party Consultant lead by Certified
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Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Functional Safety Expert according to QP-GDL-S-030, SHELL DEPs, IEC 61508 and
61511 using the generic data and failure data provided by equipment vendors. If vendor is
not selected yet, failure data from ExSILentia database shall be used. Utilization of failure
data from other sources shall be subject to approval from QatarEnergy. Testing frequency
shall be agreed with QatarEnergy prior to verification. SIL verification report with
supporting documentation shall be submitted to QatarEnergy for approval.
ExSILentia (by Exida) shall be used to record SIL selection, and to build database for SIL
verification. Native ExSILentia file to be provided and report shall be submitted in MS
words / pdf version to QatarEnergy for approval.

Deliverables:

VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities /deliverables.

• SIL TOR
• Preparation of SIF List
• SIL Assessment workshop
• SIL Assessment Report (minimum 2 revisions)
• SIL Verification Terms of Reference
• SIL Verification Report (minimum 3 revisions)
• Presentation to all stakeholders - SIL Verification Modelling results
• SRS preparation for SIF List

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-5 QP-GDL-S-030- QatarEnergy philosophy for SIL analysis
Shell DEP 01.00.02.13 - Gen., Layers of Protection Analysis
Attachment-6
(LOPA)

6.4. QUANTITATIVE RISK ANALYSIS (QRA) STUDY

VENDOR shall perform study in compliance with QP-GDL-S-032 and QP-HSE-STD-100.
QRA shall address the risks from FACILITIES on the existing facilities. Latest version of
DNV PHAST & SAFETI software shall be used for modeling.
VENDOR shall carry out Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) with Cost Benefit Analysis
(CBA) and ALARP Demonstration in order to assess risks to personnel, environment and
assets and provide recommendations.
Siting of FACILITIES shall follow the QatarEnergy Standard for HSE Risk Management
(QP-HSE-STD-100).
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Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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QRA shall include Building Risk Assessment for new and existing building impacted by the
FACILITIES.
Cost benefit analysis and ALARP demonstration shall be performed to justify the
implementation of further risk reduction measures in line with QatarEnergy ALARP
Demonstration Standard (QP-MAH-STD-040)
VENDOR shall carry out site visit to develop QRA Assumptions register.
CONTRACTOR shall organize all critical workshop such as Assumptions Register
workshop, study modelling, ALARP demonstration workshops.
CONTRACTOR shall utilize the results of QRA to locate FACILITIES, determine
requirements for process safeguarding, personal safety systems, fire & gas detection and
fire protection systems.
CONTRACTOR shall carry out sensitivity analysis for all important assumption and risk
reduction measures.
The result shall be plotted in GIS map and plot plans. QatarEnergy will provide the existing
QRA model for the Fahahil North Lift Gas Compression Station (FNLGCS) for
CONTRACTOR updates.
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• Site Visit
• QRA Study Assumption Register
• QRA Study Assumption Register Workshop
• Initial QRA Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final QRA Study report (Minimum 2 revisions)
• Presentation of QRA Study Modelling, Findings & Recommendations
• ALARP Demonstration Workshops
• ALARP Study Report (minimum 2 revisions)
• Final Study Outcome Presentation to all stakeholders

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-7 QP-GDL-S-032- QatarEnergy guidelines for QRA
QP-HSE-STD-100 - QatarEnergy Standard for HSE Risk
Attachment-8
Management

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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Attachment No. Document Description

QP-MAH-STD-040 - QatarEnergy ALARP Demonstration
Attachment-9
Standard
Attachment-10 Shell DEP 80.47.10.30 - Fire Safety Assessment

6.5. FERA AND TOXIC GAS DISPERSION STUDY

Fire Explosion Risk Assessment (FERA) and Toxic Gas Dispersion Study shall be
performed in accordance with QatarEnergy guideline (QP-GDL-S-068), QP-HSE-STD-100
and Shell DEP 80.47.10.30.
This study shall define fire zone, restricted area, impacted area and toxic risk zones of
FACILITIES.
The FERA Study shall assess the equipment layout and propose rearrangement of
equipment or facilities in order to reduce the potential explosion overpressure.
CONTRACTOR shall design blast overpressure protection if deemed required based on
the study.
The result shall be plotted in GIS map and plot plans.
This study shall review the impact of new FACILITIES to existing facilities (and vice versa)
to determine the preventive, control and recovery measures including active and passive
fire protection. Impact from existing facilities such as existing wells, flow lines or any other
facilities shall be assessed. In absence of information in the existing QRA, the assessment
shall be carried out by VENDOR.
FERA shall determine the duration of fire, flammable and toxic gas dispersion, from the
proposed facilities
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• FERA & Toxic Gas Dispersion Assumption Register
• FERA & Toxic Gas Dispersion Assumption Register Workshop
• Initial FERA & Toxic Gas Dispersion Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Presentation of FERA Study Modelling, Findings & Recommendations
• Final FERA & Toxic Gas Dispersion report (minimum 2 revisions)
• Presentation of FERA Study
• Final Study Outcome Presentation to all stakeholders
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
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Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-11 QP-GDL-S-069- QatarEnergy guidelines for FERA
QP-HSE-STD-100 - QatarEnergy Standard for HSE Risk
Attachment-8
Management
Attachment-9 QP-MAH-STD-040 - QatarEnergy ALARP Demonstration
Standard
Attachment-10 Shell DEP 80.47.10.30 - Fire Safety Assessment

6.6. ESCAPE, EVACUATION AND RESCUE ANALYSIS (EERA)

VENDOR shall carry out the Escape, Evacuation and Rescue Analysis (EERA) to verify
the adequacy of escape, evacuation and rescue means during an emergency in the
facilities.
Muster Area Impairment Analysis shall be included as part of EERA. EERA study shall
consider the muster area impairment risks due to smoke, flammable and toxic gas ingress
and heat stress development during emergency mustering. The muster area impairment
frequency shall also be calculated as part of this study.
EERA shall evaluate protection philosophy for all building within FNLGCS in accordance
with API 752. Building shall be designed to comply with Shelter-In Place requirement in
accordance with Shell DEP 37.17.10.11.
The assessment shall address the adequacy and location of provision for personnel to
escape, muster, take refuge and evacuate the facility in all identified MAH scenarios.
Manning numbers and distribution shall be considered to ensure that sufficient space,
PPE, escape routes, evacuation facilities are available. The EERA shall address time
taken to muster and evacuate. EERA shall identify and define the requirements for
evacuation, escape and rescue. The EERA shall follow the approach given in MAH Safety
Studies Interrelations Guideline QP-MAH-GDL-001. EERA shall take Consequence
assessment from FERA, SCE design details, escape and evacuation design details,
manning level and layouts as inputs and identify escape time requirements. The EERA
shall provide recommendations for additional escape provisions
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• EERA Study Assumption Register
• EERA Study Assumption Register Meeting
• Initial EERA Study Report
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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• Incorporation of Company Comments

• Presentation of EERA Study Results and Modelling results
• Final EERA Study report

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-12 37171011- Design Of Offshore Temporary Refuges

6.7. EMERGENCY SURVIVABILITY SYSTEM ANALYSIS (ESSA)

Vendor shall assess the survivability of critical emergency systems in terms of the ability to
survive a major accident event and continue to perform respective safety function for the
required duration.
Vendor shall carry out emergency systems survivability assessment (ESSA) in compliance
with MAH Safety Studies Interrelations Guideline QP-MAH-GDL-001 and QP Framework
for Major Accident Hazard Management QP-MAH-FWK-001.
The Emergency System Survivability Assessment (ESSA) shall address the list of MCEs
identified in the HAZID, LOPA, Bow Tie analysis. Safety studies including HAZID, HAZOP,
FERA, LOPA, EERA shall be carried out prior to ESSA. ESSA shall take Consequence
assessment from FERA, SCE design details, operating philosophy and details layouts as
inputs and identify potential SCEs impairment by relevant MAHs. The ESSA shall provide
recommendations to improve SCE survivability.
The analysis shall specifically aim to identify Critical Emergency Systems that are
designed to reduce the risk to personnel when engaged in command, control and escape
and evacuation processes. The analysis shall also assess the potential for impairment
(vulnerability) of each component in the Critical Emergency System, identify how the
Critical Emergency Systems’ design (fail safe or redundancy) achieves the level of integrity
required. This analysis shall further identify any component in the Critical Emergency
Systems which may require better protection, during a major accident event.
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• ESSA Study Assumption Register
• ESSA Study Assumption Register Meeting
• Initial ESSA Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Presentation of ESSA Study Results and Modelling results
• Final ESSA Study report
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Attachment No. Document Description

QP-MAH-FWK-001 - QatarEnergy Framework for Major Accident
Attachment-13 Hazard Management

6.8. FLARE AND VENT RADIATION & DISPERSION STUDY

VENDOR shall carry out Flare and Vent Radiation Study using Flaresim.
Flare and Vent Dispersion study shall be carried out using DNV PHAST.
VENDOR shall propose optimum flare/vent design and location whilst complying to
QatarEnergy Fire Safety Philosophy and Shell DEP.
• Flare And Vent Radiation & Dispersion Study Assumption Register
• Flare And Vent Radiation & Dispersion Study Assumption Register Meeting
• Initial Flare And Vent Radiation & Dispersion Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final Flare And Vent Radiation & Dispersion Study report
• Presentation of Flare And Vent Radiation & Dispersion Study Results and Modelling

6.9. BOW-TIE ANALYSIS STUDY

VENDOR shall perform Bow-Tie analysis for Major Accident Hazards/Events that are
identified in the safety studies. Bow Tie study shall be conducted as per QP-MAH-STD-040
and QP-MAH-FWK-001 requirements.
VENDOR shall select a Bow-Tie XP software tool licensed software for Bow Tie Analysis
agreed by QatarEnergy.
A Bow Tie diagram shall be prepared for each Major Accident Hazards (MAH) presenting
its causes, consequences, and potential escalation scenarios, along with the barriers that
prevent, detect, control, or mitigate the scenarios. The barriers will be further analyzed for
their defeat mechanism i.e., escalation factors and corresponding measures shall be
provided to overcome the barrier defeat mechanism i.e., escalation factor controls.
CONSULTANT shall provide Bow Tie model and native files to CONTRACTOR
/QatarEnergy.
From the bow-tie analysis, Safety Critical Elements & Safety Critical Tasks shall be
identified.
Bow-Tie workshop shall be conducted using latest Bow-Tie XP software tool. Bow-Tie
Terms of Reference to be reviewed and approved by QatarEnergy prior to conducting
Bow-Tie workshop.
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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The VENDOR shall provide experienced Chairman and a technical Scribe for Bow-tie
analysis study. The workshop shall be undertaken with KEI’s design team consisting of
process, instrument, mechanical, and loss prevention / safety engineers and COMPANY’s
engineering team representatives from safety, end users and asset holders. The Chairman
for Bow-tie study shall be approved by COMPANY / KEI.
Deliverables:

VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities / deliverables.

• Bow-tie Analysis TOR
• Bow tie Study Workshop
• Initial Bow-tie Report including Action Sheets
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final Bow-tie report including Action Sheets.

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-9 QP-MAH-STD-040 - QP ALARP Demonstration Standard

6.10. HSE CRITICAL ELEMENT (SCE) AND SAFETY CRITICAL TASK (SCT)
IDENTIFICATION STUDY
VENDOR shall carry out HSE Critical task as per QP MAH Critical Element and Task
Identification and Management Requirements standards (QP-MAH-STD-030).
Performance standard shall be developed for all HSE critical elements and tasks which
can be expressed in qualitative and quantitative terms for design verification such as
functionality, availability, reliability, survivability and dependencies in any emergency
conditions.
CONTRACTOR shall set performance standard functional criteria for each HSE critical
element and task and that must be met to achieve the HSE Critical Element and Task goal.
Compliance on performance standards functional criteria shall be signoff by all discipline
engineers.
Deliverables:

VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities / deliverables.

• HSE Critical Elements and Task Register
• HSE Critical Elements and Task Performance Standards

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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-13 QP-MAH-FKW-001 – QP Framework for MAHM
QP-MAH-STD-030 – QatarEnergy MAH Critical Element and
Attachment-14 Task Identification and Management Requirements standards
QP-MAH-STD-050 - Independent Verification and Third-Party
Attachment-15 Certification Requirement Standard
6.11. ALARP DEMONSTRATION
The purpose of ALARP Demonstration is to demonstrate that the risk reduction is as low
as reasonably practicable and with balancing reduction in risk against the time, trouble,
difficulty, and cost of achieving it.
VENDOR shall conduct ALARP demonstration workshop for all credible major hazards and
effects. VENDOR shall ensure that all suitable and sufficient barriers and controls are in
place such that risks to people, assets, environment, and reputation are at tolerable level
or ALARP.
ALARP Demonstration shall also require a judgmental decision with full knowledge of all
risk reduction options, associated costs and consideration of all related hard and soft
barriers to provide assurance that the selected design has the lowest level of risk that can
be achieved without disproportionate cost.
VENDOR shall adopt the QP Standard QP-MAH-STD-040 for ALARP demonstration. Cost
benefit analysis shall also be presented as part of ALARP demonstration.
ALARP Report shall be produced post workshop. All ALARP actions shall be tracked and
monitored for close-out. A separate closeout report shall also be issued.
Deliverables:

VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities / deliverables.

• ALARP Demonstration TOR
• ALARP Demonstration Workshop
• Initial ALARP Demonstration Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final ALARP Demonstration report (minimum two revision to be considered)

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-9 QP-MAH-STD-040 - QP ALARP Demonstration Standard

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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
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6.12. SIMOPS
The purpose of the SIMOPS was to:
• Identify the simultaneous / concurrent activities
• Identify constraints and hazards during simultaneous operation
• Analysis of identified hazards
• Draw a check list of Risk Management for identified hazards i.e., prevention measures
and mitigation measures
• Define the responsibilities and nominate a responsible person and the hierarchy of the
control established for each work specific SIMOPS activity

The results of the SIMOPS exercise shall be recorded on the PHA PRO Software or
COMPANY approved Software. The VENDOR shall provide experienced SIMOPS
chairman and a technical scribe. The SIMOPS workshop shall be undertaken with
CONSULTANT’s design team consisting of process, instrument, mechanical, and loss
prevention / safety engineers, construction & operation engineers, maintenance, engineer,
commissioning engineer and COMPANY’s engineering team representatives from safety,
end users and asset holders. The Chairman for SIMOPS study shall be approved by
COMPANY / CONSULTANT.
SIMOPS workshop shall comply with QatarEnergy Guideline for SIMOPS study
Document No. QP-GDL-S-069.
The Project SIMOPS workshop will be held at COMPANY’s Location (i.e., Doha, Qatar) or
on Microsoft’s Team as applicable
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities / deliverables.
• SIMOPS TOR
• SIMOPS Study Workshop
• Initial SIMOPS Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final SIMOPS report (minimum 2 revisions)

Attachment No. Document Description

QP-SAF-PRC-009 - QatarEnergy Procedure For
Attachment-16
Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPS) Assessment
QP-SAF-STD-007 - QatarEnergy Standard For
Attachment-17
Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPS) Assessment
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Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
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6.13. NOISE STUDY

VENDOR shall perform the following noise studies in accordance with ISO 15664 as
amended by DEP 31.10.00.31 to demonstrate compliance with QatarEnergy’s noise limits
as defined within QP-PHL-S-001, and DEP 31.10.00.31 for the following equipment:-
1. Newly added Gas lift compression package (3rd compressor)
2. Existing Gas lift Compression package (1st and 2nd compressors)
3. Newly added I/A compressor.

VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables:

1. Noise Allocation report.
2. Noise datasheets
3. Noise Control Report.

Noise study methodology shall be developed by CONSULTANT /VENDOR in-line with ISO
15664 and DEP 31.10.00.31-Gen requirements during FEED and reviewed / approved by
QatarEnergy. These reports shall be developed as per timeline indicated in ISO 15664.
Being existing facility, baseline noise survey shall be performed before development of
Noise allocation report. Noise measurements shall be taken in a 72 hours period at site,
with sufficient measurement points to cover the compressor shelter, discharge piping, and
discharge air cooler area. This shall constitute as the base line noise for the existing
facility. Noise datasheet shall be prepared for each equipment in accordance with Shell
DEP format 31.10.00.94.
Noise Allocation Report
Noise allocation report shall be prepared based on above noise for expected noise level
from new compressor package and baseline noise survey. Noise allocation report shall
define how sound power levels are allocated to various equipment items. The report
serves to set equipment noise limits and to anticipate noise control & mitigation measures.
Noise datasheet shall be prepared for each equipment in accordance with Shell DEP
format 31.10.00.94.
Noise Control Report
CONTRACTOR shall prepare a noise control report for approval by the QatarEnergy after
the major part of the equipment selection has taken place. The report shall give sufficient
data and calculations to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the QatarEnergy that the
acoustic design of the plant will meet the requirements stipulated in Shell DEP 31.10.00.31
In case, any working area needs to be designated as “Restricted area” as per Shell DEP
31.10.00.31, following shall be considered:
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Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
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1. A study into the expected level of attenuation that is achieved by wearing ear
protectors.
2. Various ear protection should be studied, i.e., over-ear, in-ear & combination of both.
3. For areas that are deemed “Restricted Areas” due to the high noise level, study should
recommend what ear protection is required for personnel to work safely for a
continuous period.
4. Study shall determine if normal working hours per day can be achieved safely or if
there needs to be a restriction placed on the number of hours that personnel can work
in the area.
5. Scope of Study shall also include the initial period of brownfield works. Since there will
always be compressors running during the upgrade works.
A determination of the noise levels and the subsequent safety measures and/or restricted
working hours shall be made to ensure personnel carrying out the upgrade works are not
subjected to damaging noise levels.
Deliverables
1. Noise Study – Method Statement
2. Noise Allocation report.
3. Noise datasheets
4. Noise Control Report.

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-18 DEP 31.10.00.31-Gen - Noise control

6.14. HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING STUDY

VENDOR shall perform the Human Factor Engineering (HFE) requirements and ensure
that the proposed Facility is designed as per Shell DEPs Human Factor Engineering
Standards.
The Human Factor Engineering activities shall cover Physical Workspace Design;
Labelling of Facilities, Equipment and Piping; Valve criticality analysis and Human Machine
Interface design. Valve criticality analysis, Physical workspace Design and Labelling of
Facilities, Equipment and Piping shall be reviewed with Contractor & QatarEnergy.
VENDOR shall provide experienced chairman and a technical scribe. The workshop shall
be undertaken with CONSULTANT’s design team consisting of process, instrument,
mechanical, and loss prevention / safety engineers, and COMPANY’s engineering team
representatives from safety, end users and asset holders. The Chairman for Human
Factors Engineering study shall be approved by COMPANY / CONSULTANT.
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
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VENDOR shall develop method statement and obtain approval on it prior to performing
HFE assessment. VENDOR shall submit the HFE review report with findings and close out
report to CONTRACTOR / QatarEnergy.
Valve Criticality Analysis shall be carried out in accordance with Shell DEP 30.00.60.10
and 30.00.60.20. Valve criticality shall be shown in P&ID as part of Valve Criticality
Analysis Report. CONTRACTOR shall ensure accessibility to each valve based on the
valve category
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• Human Factor Engineering study Method Statement
• Human Factor Engineering Workshop
• Human Factor Engineering Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final Human Factor Engineering Study report (minimum 2 revision).

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-19 Shell DEP 30.00.60.10 - HFE in projects

Attachment-20 Shell DEP 30.00.60.15 – HFE in control room design

Attachment-21 Shell DEP 30.00.60.20 - HFE physical workspace design

Shell DEP 30.00.60.21 - HFE labelling of facilities, equipment
Attachment-22 and piping
6.15. MAJOR ACCIDENT HAZARD MANAGEMENT (MAHM) STUDY
The objective of the MAHM Compliance report is to demonstrate clearly and concisely that
the installation is safe for the intended operation. Also, it is to demonstrate that Major
Accident Hazards have been identified and associated risks to people, environment, asset
& production losses have been assessed, defined HSE critical element preventive barriers
and control measures have been incorporated to reduce those risks to As Low As
Reasonably Practicable (ALARP).
VENDOR shall prepare and submit MAHM Compliance complying requirements mentioned
in QP Framework for Major Accident Hazard Management QP-MAH-FWK-001, MAHM
Safety Studies Interrelations Guideline QP-MAH-GDL-001 and other MAHM related
documents.

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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• MAHM Study TOR
• MAHM Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final MAHM Study report. (Minimum 2 revisions)

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-13 QP-MAH-FWK-001- Major Accident Hazard Management

6.16. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IDENTIFICATION (ENVID) STUDY

The Purpose of ENVID study is to assure that all potential environmental aspects and
impacts associated with the work have been identified and acceptable controls are in
place to mitigate potential environmental impacts. During the ENVID process, VENDOR
will identify all environmental issues, opportunities for elimination of these issues or
alternatively justify deviations from the project Environmental goals and current proposed
design.
VENDOR shall conduct ENVID in accordance with QP Guideline for Environmental
Assessment (QP-GDL-V-003). The VENDOR shall provide COMPANY approved
environment specialist to facilitate ENVID. ENVID workshop is also guideword based study
where brainstorming of environmental aspect, its impact & severity are discussed in
detailed.
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• ENVID Study TOR
• ENVID Study Workshop
• ENVID Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Final ENVID Study report.

Attachment No. Document Description

QP-GDL-V-003 - QatarEnergy Guidelines for Environmental
Attachment-23 Assessment in Projects

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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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6.17. SAFOP STUDY

The purpose of the SAFOP is to;
• Assess and minimize types of potential hazard to personnel in the vicinity of electrical
installations, where persons are working and operating.
• Provide a critical review of both network design and plant to be installed and assess
any limitations and their effects on operability, maintainability and security of the
overall system therefore improve operability and security of electrical supplies.

The SAFOP Study during FEED shall be carried out for the Project Scope presented in
Attachment-1, of this document.
The SAFOP study shall be performed to provide a formal framework for a searching and
systematic examination of engineering design in terms of effective operation and safety of
personnel, using information provided by Engineering and project staff, VENDOR, plant
Manufacturers and relevant Government agencies.
Analyze tasks set for operators in both normal and abnormal condition, assess facilities
and instructions provided to undertake these tasks and recommend measures to avoid
operator error and, therefore; avoid operator error through implementing the strategies
including training, competency procedures, authorities, and work systems. The SAFOP
Study includes
• Safety Analysis
• System Security and Operability Analysis
• Operator Task Analysis.

These studies shall be conducted by a SAFOP chairman, Scribe and multi-disciplined

team of engineers, operations, and safety personnel
VENDOR shall conduct SAFOP study according to guideline PT-ENG-GDL-044 and DEP
33.64.10.10. For SAFOP studies, Vendor shall provide SAFOP specialist shall be engaged
as chairman.
Software used for the SAFOP Study shall be as approved by COMPANY.
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• SAFOP Study TOR
• SAFOP Study Workshop
• Initial SAFOP Study Report including Action Sheets
• Incorporation of Company Comments
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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• Final SAFOP Study report. (minimum 2 revisions)

Attachment No. Document Description

PT-ENG-GDL-044 – QatarEnergy PT Guidelines For
Attachment-24 SAFOP Study
Attachment-25 QP-EM-GDL-E-001 SAFOP Methodology and Guideline

6.18. RAM STUDY

CONSULTANT/VENDOR shall appoint RAM specialist Party to conduct a Reliability,
Availability and Maintainability (RAM) analysis for the 3rd Gas Lift Compressor Package
with associated equipment, third-party specialist shall be approved by QatarEnergy. The
compressor package target availability shall be 98% (minimum)
CONTRACTOR shall develop the RAM model that represents its “as-in” design
considering QatarEnergy maintenance and operational philosophy of the FACILITIES.
The study shall identify and rank the systems that could be major contributors to the
availability of the package in order to produce subsystem criticality ranking. Sensitivity
case runs shall be performed to evaluate the effects on reliability and availability of
potential modifications to the design. Based on the study results, CONTRACTOR shall
identify and incorporate recommendations for improvement to the equipment / system /
maintenance plans.
RAM Study Assumption Register shall be submitted to QatarEnergy for
approval prior to commencing the study & shall be finalized by conducting workshop with
all concerned parties. CONTRACTOR shall arrange for presentations by Third Party of
RAM study outcome during progress of the study.
The study report along with native files of models shall be provided to QatarEnergy at the
end of study. The minimum content of the RAM report shall include the following:
I. Summary (assessment summary, result and sensitivity analysis, facility availability
by year and overall, conclusions and recommendations)
II. Objectives and assumptions (boundary of the study)
III. System and sub-system description
IV. Methodology
V. Failure Mode Equipment Analysis (FMEA) Report
The report shall also focus on the following:
I. Calculated package availability
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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II. Conduct sensitivity studies on rotating equipment redundancy, maintenance and

inspection approaches, the environment (logistics, human resources, flaring
restrictions, etc.)
CONSULTANT shall provide all required input to RAM specialist in a timely manner.
Deliverables
VENDOR shall be required to execute / submit the following activities/deliverables
• RAM Study Assumption Register
• RAM Study Assumption Register Meeting
• Initial RAM Study Report
• Incorporation of Company Comments
• Presentation of RAM Study Modelling
• Final RAM Study report. (minimum 2 revisions)
• Presentation of RAM Study findings & recommendations

7.0 DESIGN CODES & STANDARDS

CONSULTANT/VENDOR shall carry out the WORK using the latest revisions of all QP and
recognized national and international codes of practice, standards and specifications and
their addenda.
The following order of precedence shall be applied, in decreasing level of authority:
• This Requisition
• Qatar Statutory Regulations
• QP Regulations
• QP Corporate Philosophies
• QP Corporate Standards
• QP Amendments to Shell DEPs
• CONTRACT-specific Amendments to Shell DEPs
• Shell DEPs
• CONTRACT-specific Specifications
• QP Engineering Standards and Specifications
• QP-recognized international and regional and national and industry Codes of Practices
and Standards

In case the VENDOR finds any conflicts or discrepancies between the requirements of this
requisition and reference documents, or among the reference documents, the VENDOR
shall notify the PURCHASER in writing for making decision and the PURCHASER will
reply to the VENDOR in writing.
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Conflicting or inadequate information in this requisition shall not relieve VENDOR from
supplying equipment / package of satisfactory design, material, and workmanship based
on his experience for the intended service.
In the event of any discrepancies of technical or engineering nature between local
laws/regulations and the documents listed above, the more stringent requirement shall
govern.
In addition, supplier shall submit those items and submit to Purchaser with quotation.
8.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL
SUBCONTRACTOR shall plan, establish, implement and maintain a certified quality
management system in compliance with ISO 9001-2015 and the requirements of
Contractor PQP to be issued post award.
SUBCONTRACTOR shall comply with all the quality requirements as specified in Appendix
A scope of services, contractor issued PQP and associated Quality elements as pertinent
to Scope of services and ad-hoc Quality requirements (if any) and shall submit a formal
PQP for Contractor review and approval prior to start of execution.
Any subcontracted service shall be subject to CONTRACTOR and OWNER’s approval.
Contractor reserves the right and shall either schedule an audit at the subcontractor’s
execution office and/or may witness the Internal Audit performed by Subcontractor for the
specific scope of service.
9.0 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE) & PERMITRY
VENDOR shall follow applicable Qatar Energy safety, security and work permit regulations.
The Subcontractor is responsible for complying with all applicable local and national
legislation governing the works. The Subcontractor shall confirm compliance with the
above in their bid and detail the requirements for obtaining the necessary authorizations
and Permits to Works.
10.0 VENDOR’S DOCUMENTATION
All correspondences with CONTRACTOR shall be in English language.
All engineering documentation shall be in accordance with the formats, title blocks and
drafting standards for the project. These will be supplied to CONSULTANT in native format
by CONTRACTOR / COMPANY. CONSULTANT shall complete and submit the software
verification and validation form (Attachment-5) along with the bid submission.
CONSULTANT shall submit the following documents with technical offer but not limited to:
• Execution Methodology of each study
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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• Lump sum prices (Both Face to Face (F2F) and Virtual (online) workshops) as per
price schedule
• Organization chart with CV’s of key personnel.
• Software Verification & validation form (duly filled and signed)
• Reference list of similar projects executed.
• Schedule and time duration.
• Any Deviations from the listed scope of work.
• Inputs required from KEIL
• Participation of Consultant for various activities (demonstration of inputs, assumption
register, simulation models, results and recommendations) for following safety studies:
i. QRA Study
ii. FERA and Toxic Gas Dispersion Study
iii. EERA
iv. ESSA
v. Flare and Vent Radiation Dispersion Study
vi. Noise Study
vii. RAM Study

Apart from above, following documentation requirements schedule shall be followed as a

minimum.
• Native files of simulation models
• Native and .pdf version of Reports
• Hard copies of Reports and
• Simulation models in CD

The LUMPSUM price which includes

• All the items mentioned in scope. Both cost for Face-to-Face meeting and online
meeting shall be provided.
• All the workshop / presentation of this project will be held in Qatar.
• All the workshop lump sum price which includes Chairman and Scribe rates, Flight
charge, software, accommodation for chairman and scribe, Food, Local Transport &
Visa charges etc. for Face-to-Face meeting.

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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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11.0 ATTACHMENTS
CONSULTANT shall utilize the following documents for Safety Studies estimation purpose.

Attachment No. Document Description

Attachment-1 Feed SOS and Reference Documents consists of
BFD
PFD
P&ID’s
Overall Plot Plan
Existing facilities description
Attachment-2 Corporate Procedure for HAZID
Attachment-3 QP Standard for HAZOP
Attachment-4 QP Procedure for HAZOP
Attachment-5 QP Guidelines for SIL Study
Attachment-6 Shell DEP - LOPA Analysis
Attachment-7 QP Guidelines for QRA
Attachment-8 QP Standard for HSE Risk Management
Attachment-9 QP ALARP demonstration and Standard
Attachment-10 Shell DEP Fire Safety Assessment (FSA)
Attachment-11 QP Guideline for FERA
Attachment-12 Shell DEP – Design of Offshore Temporary Refuges
Attachment-13 QP Framework for MAHM
Attachment-14 MAH Critical Element and Task Identification & Management
Requirement
Attachment-15 Independent Verification and Third Party Certification
Requirement
Attachment-16 QP Procedure SIMOPS Assessment
Attachment-17 QP Standard SIMOPS Assessment
Attachment-18 Shell DEP - Noise control
Attachment-19 Shell DEP – HFE in Projects
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Attachment-20 Shell DEP – HFE – Control Room

Attachment-21 Shell DEP – HFE physical workspace design
Attachment-22 Shell DEP -HFE labelling of facilities
Attachment-23 QP Guidelines Environmental Assessment
Attachment-24 QP PT Guideline for SAFOP Study
Attachment-25 QP SAFOP Methodology and Guideline

12.0 PRICE SCHEDULE

Sr. Price
Description Qty Remarks
No. (QAR)
Hazard & Operability (HAZOP) Study which
1. includes all the items mentioned under the
Lot
deliverable head of each study (Refer. Section
6.1)

Hazard Identification (HAZID) Study which

2. includes all the items mentioned under the
Lot
deliverable head of each study (Refer. Section
6.2)

Safety Integrity Level Assessment (SIL) Study

3. which includes all the items mentioned under
Lot
the deliverable head of each study (Refer.
Section 6.3)

Safety Integrity Level Verification (SIL) Study

4. which includes all the items mentioned under
the deliverable head of each study (Refer.
Section 6.3)

Safety Requirement Specification (SRS) which

5. includes all the items mentioned under the
deliverable head of each study (Refer. Section
6.3)

QRA Study which includes all the items

6. mentioned under the deliverable head of each Lot
study (Refer. Section 6.4)
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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FERA and Toxic Gas Dispersion Study which

7. includes all the items mentioned under the
Lot
deliverable head of each study (Refer. Section
6.5)

Escape, Evacuation and Rescue Analysis which

8. includes all the items mentioned under the
Lot
deliverable head of each study (Refer. Section
6.6)

Emergency Survivability System Analysis which

9. includes all the items mentioned under the
Lot
deliverable head of each study (Refer. Section
6.7)

Flare and Vent Radiation Dispersion Study

10. which includes all the items mentioned under
Lot
the deliverable head of each study (Refer.
Section 6.8)

Bow Tie Analysis which includes all the items

11. mentioned under the deliverable head of each Lot
study (Refer. Section 6.9)

SCE and Safety Critical Task Identification

12. Study which includes all the items mentioned
Lot
under the deliverable head of each study
(Refer. Section 6.10)

ALARP Demonstration which includes all the

13. items mentioned under the deliverable head of Lot
each study (Refer. Section 6.11)

Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPS) Study

14. which includes all the items mentioned under
Lot
the deliverable head of each study (Refer.
Section 6.12)

Noise Study which includes all the items

15. mentioned under the deliverable head of each Lot
study (Refer. Section 6.13)

16. Human Factors Engineering Study which Lot

includes all the items mentioned under the
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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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deliverable head of each study (Refer. Section

6.14)

Major Accident Hazard Management (MAHM)

17. Study which includes all the items mentioned
Lot
under the deliverable head of each study
(Refer. Section 6.15)

Environmental Impact Identification (ENVID)

18. Study which includes all the items mentioned
Lot
under the deliverable head of each study
(Refer. Section 6.16)

SAFOP Study which includes all the items

19. mentioned under the deliverable head of each Lot
study (Refer. Section 6.17)

RAM Study which includes all the items

20. mentioned under the deliverable head of each Lot
study (Refer. Section 6.18)

13.0 TABLE OF COMPLIANCE

The CONSULTANT shall provide a detailed compliance statement confirming compliance to

this request for proposal as well as all the attached specifications and drawings. Deviations, if
any, are to be specifically brought out and included as indicated in the material requisition.

Spec. Conforms Alternative Noted

Clarification
Clause no. Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0

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CLIENT:
Contractor:

Project Title: CONTRACTOR Proposal No:

FEED for Dukhan Gas Lift System Upgrade–Phase 1
CLIENT REQUISITION NO: CONTRACTOR DOCUMENT NO:
RFPXXX-RFQ-LP-0001
DOCUMENT TITLE:
REVISION:
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Spec. Conforms Alternative Noted

Clarification
Clause no. Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No
10.0
11.0
12.0
13.0
14.0
15.0

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