SECTION 1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Subsection 1.1 Name
Subsection 1.3 OKP code
SECTION 2. SCOPE OF APPLICATION
SECTION 3. OPERATING CONDITIONS SECTION 4. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Subsection 4.1. Basic parameters and dimensions.
Subsection 4.2. Main technical, economic and operational indicators
Subsection 4.3. Requirements but reliability
Subsection 4.4. Design requirements, installation and technical requirements
Subsection 4.6. Requirements for stability of parameters when exposed to factors
external environment
Subsection 4.8. Requirements for instrumentation and automation
Subsection 4.9. Requirements for completeness
Subsection 4.10. Labeling requirements
Subsection 4.11. Packaging requirements
Subsection 5.1. Procedure for delivery and acceptance
Subsection 5.2. Requirements for transferring technical and other documents to the customer upon delivery of standard industrial equipment
SECTION 8. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SCOPE AND/OR DURATION OF GUARANTEES
SECTION 9. REPAIRABILITY REQUIREMENTS SECTION 10. MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS
SECTION 13. QUALITY REQUIREMENTS AND CLASSIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT SECTION 14. TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF STANDARD
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
SUPPLY
SECTION 18. REQUIREMENTS FOR TECHNICAL TRAINING OF THE CUSTOMER’S PERSONNEL
SECTION 19. LIST OF ACCEPTED ABBREVIATIONS SECTION 20. LIST OF APPENDICES
SECTION 1. GENERAL INFORMATION | |
Subsection 1.1 Name | |
Screw-cutting lathe 16K25 RMTs 2000 | |
Subsection 1.2 Information about novelty | |
The supplied equipment must be new, produced no earlier than 2010, (not | |
used, not to be exhibition samples, free from the rights of third parties. | |
Subsection 1.3 OKP code | |
SECTION 2. SCOPE OF APPLICATION | |
Model 16k25 machines are designed for a variety of semi-finishing and finishing turning operations on centers or chucks, as well as for cutting various types threads. | |
SECTION 3. OPERATING CONDITIONS | |
SECTION 4. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS | |
Subsection 4.1 Main parameters and dimensions | |
Accuracy class N Maximum length of the processed product, mm - 2000; Height of the center axis above the frame guides, mm – 250; Spindle speed limits, rpm. – 12.5 – 1600; Feed limits, mm/rev: longitudinal – 0.05 – 2.8 transverse – 0.025 – 1.4; The largest diameter of the product installed above the frame, mm – 500; The largest machining diameter above the flat slide of the caliper, mm – 290; The largest diameter of the workpiece above the recess in the frame, mm – 630; The largest diameter of the rod passing through the hole in the spindle, mm – 53; Limits of pitches of cut threads: metric, mm – 0.5 - 112 modular, mod. – 0.5 – 112 inch, threads per 1 inch – 56 – 0.5 pitch, pitch – 56 – 0.5 Dimensions, LxBxH, mm – 3795х1240х1500 Weight, kg - 3775 | |
Subsection 4.2. Basic technical, economic and operational | |
indicators | |
Normal operation mode in the mechanical area | |
Subsection 4.3. Reliability requirements | |
Service life 20 years. Maintenance and repair in accordance with the manufacturer's passport. | |
Guarantee period service 12 months from the date of commissioning. | |
Subsection 4.4. Design, installation and technical requirements | |
requirements | |
Not regulated | |
Subsection 4.5. Requirements for materials and equipment components | |
Not regulated | |
Subsection 4.6. Requirements for stability of parameters when exposed to | |
environmental factors | |
Not regulated | |
Subsection 4.7. Power Requirements | |
Type of current – alternating, three-phase; Current frequency – 50 Hz; Power circuit voltage – 380/220 V; Control circuit voltage – 110; 24V. | |
Subsection 4.8 Requirements for instrumentation and | |
Automation | |
Not regulated | |
Subsection 4.9 Requirements for completeness | |
Complete machine; Replaceable gears Z =: 90; 80; 45; 48; 57; 86; 73; 60; 72; 66. Maintenance tool – 1 set; V-belts according to GOST 1284-68: Main drive – 5 pcs.; Lubrication pump drive 0800T-1 1 piece; High speed drive A710T-1 1 piece; Metrometric hard longitudinal stop 1 set; Drive cartridge; Three-jaw self-centering chuck with key and flange Ǿ250 mm 1 pc.; Faceplate Ǿ500 1 piece; Movable rest for products Ǿ from 20 to 100 mm 1 piece; Fixed steady rest for products Ǿ from 20 to 160 mm 1 piece; Thrust center according to GOST 13214-67: For spindle 1 pc. For tailstock quill 1 pc. Rotating according to GOST 8742-62 1 piece; Technical documentation: Packing lists - 1 set; Passport; Manual. | |
Subsection 4.10 Labeling requirements | |
According to the manufacturer's passport | |
Subsection 4.11 Packaging requirements | |
Critical components and guides are preserved, the packaging is moisture-proof | |
SECTION 5. REQUIREMENTS FOR DELIVERY AND ACCEPTANCE RULES | |
Subsection 5.1 Procedure for delivery and acceptance | |
Place of delivery of goods:“Kursk NPP” is a branch of Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC, Kurchatov. According to the regulations on incoming control after delivery to the customer. A mark in the product passport about factory acceptance. | |
Subsection 5.2 Requirements for transfer to the customer of technical and other | |
documents for the delivery of goods | |
A passport with acceptance information and operating instructions are supplied together with the equipment in moisture-proof packaging. | |
SECTION 6. TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS | |
acceptable modes of transport for transporting equipment; Packed; The equipment must be supplied assembled, preserved and packaged | |
SECTION 7. STORAGE REQUIREMENTS | |
According to the manufacturer's requirements... | |
SECTION 8. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE VOLUME AND/OR DURATION OF SUBMISSION GUARANTEES | |
The warranty period is at least 12 months from the date of commissioning. | |
SECTION 9. REPAIR REQUIREMENTS | |
Repairable. | |
SECTION 10. SERVICE REQUIREMENTS | |
According to the manufacturer's operating manual. | |
SECTION 11. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS | |
According to the manufacturer's passport. | |
SECTION 12. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS | |
According to the “Rules for working with tools and devices” section 2.3. | |
SECTION 13. QUALITY REQUIREMENTS AND CLASSIFICATION | |
EQUIPMENT | |
Not required | |
SECTION 14. TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF STANDARD INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT |
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Not required. |
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SECTION 15. ADDITIONAL (OTHER) REQUIREMENTS |
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None. |
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SECTION 16. REQUIREMENTS FOR QUANTITY AND DURATION (PERIODICITY) SUPPLY |
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Completeness: 2 pcs. Product delivery time: V within 180 calendar days from the date of prepayment. |
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SECTION 17. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FORM OF INFORMATION SUBMITTED | |
SECTION 18. REQUIREMENTS FOR TECHNICAL TRAINING OF PERSONNEL CUSTOMER |
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Not required. |
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In Soviet times, foreign technological equipment was purchased exclusively by line ministries. The equipment to be purchased underwent mandatory examination at industry technological institutes and industry design organizations. Based on these examinations, one of the specialized all-Union foreign trade associations prepared a contract and purchased equipment. In parallel, the design organization carried out the necessary parts of the project for organizing the site, workshop, plant and ensured its approval by health authorities, state supervision, state technical supervision, etc.
This methodology made it possible, in most cases, to avoid gross errors and risks associated with the purchase and subsequent operation of equipment, because At all stages, each specific project was carried out by a large group of the most qualified specialists. Nevertheless, unsuccessful or not entirely successful projects did happen. Their reasons for failure were both subjective errors made by procurement participants and the state of the problem itself. Often the manufacturer and customer strive to implement the latest technological advances, but this may also involve some risk. When purchasing serial equipment, these risks are naturally lower.
Currently, the responsibility for organizing the procurement of equipment lies with the manufacturing enterprises themselves. However, new market relations do not cancel the old, proven methodology.
There are three essential elements to organizing procurement:
This work does not fit into any strict framework and requires a creative approach, but some general recommendations are given below. The need to include a particular section or clause in the technical specifications is determined by the drafter of the technical specifications. The task of the technical specification is fundamentally simple - to briefly and clearly explain to the supplier (and to oneself) what, in fact, is supposed to be accomplished.
This section provides brief information on the quantity, types and parameters of the main sets of equipment, the supply of which is required by the Customer. In cases where equipment is purchased to complete a facility under construction (reconstruction), it is necessary to indicate the availability of design documentation and the presence of an expert opinion.
In this section it is necessary to indicate the place, period and basic conditions for the supply of equipment, which will subsequently be reflected in the contract.
This section may indicate the limit price of equipment, both under the contract as a whole and for individual types of equipment, and the cost of related work/services. The limit price of equipment can be calculated based on previously completed similar deliveries, by conducting marketing research, etc.
The list of equipment packages is compiled in order to provide sufficient information about the quantities of upcoming shipments so that requisitions can be prepared efficiently and accurately.
The list of supplied equipment is compiled on the basis of the project and/or technological conditions. Scope of Execution commissioning works and testing of equipment must correspond to the completeness of the equipment. This section may also contain a requirement for the need to coordinate samples with the Customer when delivering specific equipment.
Precise and clear technical requirements are a prerequisite for the supplier to respond to the Customer's request with realistic and competitive technical and commercial proposals without significant reservations, deviations or additional conditions.
Technical requirements for the supply of equipment are carried out separately for each type of equipment and must include:
The text of the Technical Requirements includes the basic data for the supplied equipment. According to technical requirements, the purchased equipment and materials used in this equipment must be new, not previously used and represent the latest or modern models, and also take into account the latest advances in designs and materials.
Technical requirements must be drawn up in such a way as to ensure the widest possible competition and at the same time provide a clear understanding of the required safety standards, workmanship, materials and performance characteristics of the purchased equipment, transportation, packaging and storage conditions of the equipment.
When drawing up technical requirements, it must be taken into account that they should not be restrictive. The standards and technical specifications specified in the tender documents must ensure that the basic technical requirements and other requirements for the purchased equipment are met. The requirements must contain information about the climatic design and categories of placement of equipment according to GOST, about the degree of protection according to GOST, about the level of vibration, noise, about the layout, placement and service areas of equipment, about the weight of equipment, installation, scheduled and major repairs of equipment, conditions its service. As far as possible, the technical requirements indicate specific standards accepted in international practice, which the purchased equipment must comply with, or Russian standards (GOST R).
Specifications should be developed based on the relevant performance requirements of the purchased equipment.
The Technical Requirements may contain references to GOSTs and other general purpose standards. References to factory specifications, trademarks, factory marks, catalog numbers and other materials of a specific manufacturer of this equipment, as well as indication of a specific name or brand of product (if it is not provided for by GOST) are not recommended.
If it is necessary to indicate a trademark or a specific manufacturer in order to clarify (supplement) technical requirements, after such a reference you should add “or an analogue (equivalent).”
It should be taken into account that the standards for materials and equipment specified in the Technical Requirements are only descriptive and not mandatory for foreign participants in the competition. The foreign supplier may present alternative standards, international or national, in its technical and commercial proposal, provided that the replacements made are substantially equivalent to or superior in quality to the products specified in the Customer's Technical Requirements.
All standards and criteria mentioned in the Technical Requirements are minimum. In each case, the supplier must prove that the equipment provided by him complies with regulatory documents Russian Federation.
The customer's technical requirements should, to the maximum extent possible, ensure that technical and commercial proposals received from different suppliers can be comparable in terms of specific indicators adopted as evaluation criteria.
This practically means that the technical part of the competition documentation must clearly, specifically and unambiguously set out all the Technical requirements, conditions, nomenclature and scope of work, which, in accordance with the competition documentation, must be reflected in the competition sheet, and stated in such a way that all participants in their applications they presented the relevant materials, firstly, in a unified form, and secondly, in a form that would contain indicators for all the criteria by which the applications participating in the competition will be assessed. In this regard, it is preferable, where possible, to use a tabular form of presenting the material.
For the most complete picture of the purchased equipment, all available materials, including explanatory notes and drawings, must be included in the technical specifications.
If the Customer allows the equipment supplier to engage sub-suppliers, this section must indicate the conditions for their engagement. For example, the maximum percentage of the total supply volume for which subsuppliers can be involved may be specified. A condition may be specified - the inadmissibility of engaging sub-suppliers, or engaging them only with the written permission of the Customer.
If the contractor, in the process of fulfilling the contract, is required to carry out liability insurance to third parties, or if supplies and related services are associated with a possible danger to human life and health or environmental damage, this section must provide the corresponding necessary requirements.
This section may contain references to rules and regulations, standards or other regulatory documents relating to the quality of equipment (if necessary). The following equipment indicators can be indicated here: average service life; resource between major overhauls; resource before write-off; mean time between failures; availability factor, not less; conditions for meeting reliability indicators.
This section may provide information on the warranty period of operation of the equipment, warranty operating time (within the warranty period of operation), and the guarantee of the correct choice of auxiliary equipment included in the package. A list of spare parts and accessories for the period of warranty operation of the equipment and for a five-year period after the end of its warranty operation may also be provided here.
If necessary, the Customer must establish requirements for the costs of operation and maintenance of the equipment.
In order to avoid disputes during the execution of the contract, the documentation must indicate how the Customer will control and accept the equipment, and in what form reports on the progress of deliveries and the use of funds are required. Sample forms of various reports can be attached in this section.
Competition list is a system trade document that summarizes data on prices, technical and economic indicators, quality and commercial conditions for the sale of exported and imported products. Competitive sheets are an important source of materials for justifying, developing proposals and determining foreign trade prices when exporting and importing products, as well as during negotiations with partners to agree on a contract price. The content, quality and reliability of the information contained in competitive lists, the possibility of its effective use to determine prices for specific types of exported and imported products largely depend on the variety of accumulated data.
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Names of indicators | required | proposed supplier com No. 1 |
proposed supplier com No. 2, etc. |
1. General information about the object 1.1. Name 1.2. Type of work 1.3. Location (republic, region, region, district) 1.4. general characteristics object Brief description, list and characteristics of the installed main equipment, equipment layout, basic architectural and construction solutions, climatic conditions, seismicity 1.5. Possible types of transport to the construction site and around the territory 1.6. Unloading point 2. Quantity, completeness, delivery time of equipment 2.1. Quantity, sets 2.2. Delivery time 2.3. Contents of the complete delivery equipment 2.4. Delivery limits 3. Purpose, requirements for purpose 3.1. Purpose 3.2. Intended use requirements 4. Basic specifications. 4.1. 4.1.1. 4.1.2. etc. 5. Technical requirements for design, manufacture and materials 5.1. Nominal values of environmental climatic factors according to Russian standards 5.2. Climatic design and placement category according to Russian standards 5.3. Installation height above sea level, m The magnitude of the seismic impact intensity at which the equipment remains operational 5.4. Degree of protection according to Russian standards 5.5. Other requirements (vibration level, noise level, etc.) 5.6. Equipment layout requirements 5.7. Equipment placement 5.8. Equipment installation mark and maintenance site mark, m 5.9. Equipment location. 5.10. Weight of equipment. Mass of the heaviest element during installation and repair, tons 5.11. Dimensional installation drawing 5.12. Installation and repair Conditions for installation and major repairs Frequency and scope of planned repairs Terms of service 5.13. Control methods Manufacturing quality control (acceptance tests, tests during repairs) 6. Manufacturer's guarantees 6.1. Warranty period 6.2. Warranty operating time within the warranty period 6.3. Guarantees of the correct choice of auxiliary equipment supplied 7. Reliability requirements 7.1. Average service life 7.2. Resource between major overhauls 7.3. Resource before write-off 7.4. Mean time between failures 7.5. Availability factor, not less 7.6. Conditions for meeting reliability indicators 8. Safety requirements 9. Environmental requirements Noise levels, emissions levels, etc. 10. Transportation, packaging, equipment storage conditions 10.1. Transportation Type of transport, need for special platforms, trailers 10.2. Type of packaging and labeling 10.3. Warehousing and storage conditions 11. Product certification information |
The importance of carefully working out all sections of the technical specifications is associated with the following three circumstances
The peculiarity of carrying out large transactions for new and, especially, non-serial equipment is that wishes made verbally during technical and commercial negotiations “cannot be translated into action” later, especially during the claim period. The technical specifications must reflect all the fundamental points and each sheet must be initialed by both parties. The supplier often wants to keep his hands free, the buyer has the right, in principle, to defend and secure his interests within reasonable limits.
Note.
1. The technical conditions attached to the contract may have another name. It is important that you are satisfied with their content and that they are understandable to the supplier.
2. However, technical specifications still cannot replace a painstaking negotiation process with the supplier to clarify all the necessary details. In this sense, a pre-designed questionnaire is also desirable.
I would like to once again draw attention to the need to involve a certified local design organization in the procurement of equipment at an early stage and carry out the necessary examinations of the project in order to avoid problems in the future (sanitary issues, fire safety, etc.).
There is some difficulty in writing the technical specifications itself, because... This job requires some experience. Here I recommend using, for example, as a sample the general and special technical conditions for the purchase of AvtoVAZ equipment and tools, which contain in finished form a large number of ready-made formulations (for all occasions), as well as standards and specifications for the corresponding types of products.
for the supply of equipment for the development of information and technological infrastructure of the fire service and emergency response service.
Subject of the government contract : Supply of equipment for the development of information and technological infrastructure of the fire service and emergency response service.:p/p | Name of product | Quantity | Unit of measurement (pieces) |
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1. | Part of the equipment
Module software update Centralized remote update of ViPNetCoordinatorLinux software in the module via ViPNetAdministrator with update control. Install the equipment in the customer’s 19’ telecommunications cabinet and connect it to the customer’s router (Appendix No. 2 to the Technical Specifications). Launch and initialize the equipment, integrate the equipment into the secure corporate data network of the Government of the Samara Region. Conduct testing of traffic flow between the objects specified in Appendix No. 1 to the Terms of Reference. Document the test results. | set |
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2 | Central automated telephone exchange (ATS) Station requirements: 1. Frame no more than 6U, for installation in a 19` rack. 2. SIP support (128 channels G711, 64 channels G729), echo cancellation g.168, port - SS7, port – ISDN PRI, at least 4 Ethernet 10/100 ports. 48V power supply from power system Supply system: frame no more than 3U, for installation in a 19` rack. Power supply module, 220 W, 48 V with independent voltage converters (at least two pieces). Cross to at least 50 station and 50 subscriber ports. Installation and commissioning work: Configure the SIP protocol with terminal PBXs (step 3). Test the flow of calls between the main PBX and the terminal PBXs at the sites, in accordance with No. 1 to the Technical Specifications. Document the test results. | set |
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3 | Terminal automated telephone exchange (ATS) ATS Requirements for the station: 1. At least 2 ports for connecting system terminals. The line length is at least 1 km with a cable cross-section of TPP 2x0.4 2. At least 8 ports for connecting remote subscribers. The line length is at least 4 km with a cable cross-section of TPP 2x0.4 3. At least 4 ports for connecting subscribers. Line length is at least 1 km with cable cross-section TPP 2x0.4 4. At least 4 SIP/H.323 IP trunks with support for codecs G711, G729, G722 Size 19 inches, no more than 2 units 5. At least 2 system terminals with at least 16 speed dial keys (each). 6. Set of amphinols (at least 2) 7. Cross to at least 50 station and 50 subscriber ports. Installation and commissioning work: Perform initial assembly and configuration of equipment. Install the equipment in the customer’s 19’ telecommunications cabinet and connect it to the customer’s router (Appendix No. 2 to the Technical Specifications) via PRI stream. Register the internal numbers of the PBX. Mount the cross-connect, connect amphinols to station ports and connect subscribers to the subscriber cross-connect at the customer’s facilities (Appendix No. 1 to the Technical Specifications). Check the passage of calls from the internal numbers of the terminal PBX inside the station and to the internal numbers of other terminal PBXs installed at the customer’s facilities (Appendix No. 1 to the Technical Specifications). Document the test results. | set |
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4 | HF radio communication complex HF radio communication complex consisting of: Stationary set: Radio station, power supply, stationary antenna included Mobile radio station: Radio station, car antenna, tuner Main technical characteristics of radio stations: frequency range RX/TX 1.6-29.999 MHz; The number of channels is at least 400; Modulation type J3E, J2B, A3E, F1B,A1A ; Supply voltage, V 13.6; Current consumption, A - transmission 15 - reception 3 - standby 0.5 Operating temperature –10…+60; Sensitivity, µV J3E, A1A -0.5; A3E -100; Output power not less than 120 W; Data transfer capability ALE, Selcall function. Installation and commissioning work: Programming and configuration; Manufacturing and approval of AFU; Execution of a mobile communication switching unit and docking with the equipment of a mobile complex; Configuration and coordination of AFU stationary kit; Optimization of communication channels; Setting up the data transfer function | set |
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5 | Videoconferencing codec Design: video terminal with a separate controlled (PTZ) video camera Transmission speed of at least 2 Mbit/s Video communication protocol H.323 V4 Video compression protocols: H.263, H.263++, H.264 Audio compression protocols: G.711, G .728, G.722, AAC-LD Protocol for connecting video of subscribers of private/public networks: SNP Resolution of the transmitted video image CIF and 4CIF Resolution of the transmitted graphic image is at least 1280x1024 pixels Video update 25 frames/s, 50 fields/s Transmission of a double video stream according to the standard H.239 and DualView. Overlaying titles (text messages) on a video image. Transmission and reception of streaming video signals (multicast). At least three video outputs with S-Video, RCA and SXGA interfaces At least three video inputs with S-Video, RCA and SXGA interfaces Linear audio input with RCA interface Support for redundancy on access lines: E1+IP IntelligentRateControl (IRC) technology for intelligent rate adaptation; SuperErrorConsealment (SEC) error suppression technology; Video conference management functions using a video terminal should include: 1) Selecting and setting up a conference mode: “Selector”, “Lecture”, “Forum”, “Continuous Presence” (Continuous presence of participants on the screen), “Voice activation”, “Auto review”. 2) Changing the composition of conference participants: deleting and adding new objects. 3) Turn on/off the sound and microphones of conference participants. 4) Extending time and ending the conference Requirements for a PTZ video camera: Video resolution: at least 470 TV lines Color rendition: PAL Horizontal rotation angle: at least 170 degrees. Vertical tilt angle: -30 - +90 degrees. Video output: S-Video, RCA Control interface: RS-232, Visca protocol At least 10x optical zoom. Requirements for the microphone panel: Type: microphone panel with a capture angle of at least 360 degrees. Capture radius: no less than 6 m Frequency range: no less than 100 Hz ~ 20 kHz Microphone activation button and indicator Line input, RCA interface. Wall mount for video conferencing codec. Installation and commissioning work:
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the supplied Goods must be delivered complete, preserving the manufacturer’s original (undamaged) packaging;
The supplier must provide Contact phone numbers, through which the Customer could contact qualified personnel of the Supplier or its representative in case of detected defects in the operation of the software.
The supplier must provide a registered distribution kit and a form for the supplied equipment as part of software and hardware systems on electronic media (CD or DVD). Requirements for equipment certification: Certification: Certification according to the requirements of the FSB of the Russian Federation: certificate of conformity of the FSB of Russia No. SF/124-1459 dated 05/09/10 according to the requirements for CIPF class KS3. Certificate of Conformity of the Federal Security Service of Russia No. SF/515-1530 dated 10/04/10 for requirements for devices such as firewalls in security class 4 for use to protect information from unauthorized access in information and telecommunication systems of government bodies of the Russian Federation. Certification according to the requirements of FSTEC RF
compliance with the requirements of the FSTEC of Russia for devices such as firewalls for class 3 and level 3 for monitoring the absence of undeclared capabilities. According to the totality of requirements so that it can be used when creating automated systems up to level 1B and in defense information systems processing of personal data up to class 1 inclusive.
Equipment supply requirements: Delivery within 70 calendar days from the date of conclusion of the contract by the Supplier’s forces and transport to the Customer’s addresses specified in Appendix No. 1 to the technical specifications. The Supplier must carry out tests with the Customer to determine their quality characteristics as stated in the auction documentation and compliance with their technical specifications. The Supplier must install and commission the equipment at the Customer’s facilities, as well as demonstrate the operation of the equipment in test mode. The supplier is obliged to ensure full interfacing of the supplied equipment and software with the automated information and management system of the RSChS region Appendix No. 2 to the Technical Specification and the corporate data transmission network of the Government of the Samara Region. Additional requirements for participants in placing an order: Participants in placing an order as part of the second part of the application must provide:Appendix No. 1
to the Terms of Reference
List of equipment installation objects
№ p/p | Name and address of the object | Equipment list |
State Institution of the Samara Region “Center for Civil Defense, Fire Safety and Emergency Situations”, Samara, st. Krasnoarmeyskaya, 12 | p.p. 1;2;3; 4; 5;according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 15 With. Bogatoe st. Lenina, 2 | ||
Fire and Rescue Squad No. 34 Kinel, st. Suvorova, 17 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 35 Pokhvistnevo, st. Vasilyeva, 1 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 36 Neftegorsk, Neftyannikov st., 4 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 37 Oktyabrsk st. Kuibysheva, 17 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 39 With. Kinel-Cherkassy, st. Druzhby, 14 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 40 With. Sergievsk, st. Sovetskaya, 26 | ||
Fire and Rescue Squad No. 41 With. Krasny Yar, st. Sovkhoznaya, 1a. | p/p 1; 3; 5; according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 42 With. Chelno-Vershiny, st. Prolomnaya, 4 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 43 With. Shigony, st. Kooperativnaya, 17 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 45 With. Spasskoye, st. Shosseynaya, 19 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 47 p. Varlamovo, st. Kooperativnaya, 17 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Squad No. 48 With. Borskoe, st. Pervomaiskaya, 107 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Unit No. 115 village Bezenchuk, st. Sovetskaya, 28 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 116 With. Alekseevka, st. Pervomaiskaya, 61 | p/p 1; 3; 5; according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Unit No. 118 With. Isakly, st. Leninskaya, 75 | p/p 1; 3; 5; according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 119 With. Klyavlino, st. Voroshilova, 85 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 120 With. Kamyshla, st. Vostochnaya, 5 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 121 With. Khvorostyanka, st. Pervomaiskaya, 3a | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and Rescue Unit No. 125 With. Pestravka, st. Zavodskaya, 2a | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 126, Krasnoarmeyskoye village, Shosseynaya st., 24 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 129 With. Cats, st. Komsomolskaya, 28a | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 131 With. Shentala, st. Vokzalnaya, 65 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 132 With. B. Glushitsa, st. Kirovskaya, 23 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 133 With. B. Chernigovka, st. Microdistrict, 22 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire and rescue unit No. 137 With. Elkhovka, st. Sovetskaya, 25 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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EDDS g/o Samara Samara, st. Stavropolskaya, 88 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Federal Fire Service Detachment No. 7 Syzran, Ulyanovskaya, 44 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Federal Fire Service Detachment No. 10 Zhigulevsk, st. Pervomaiskaya, 2 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Federal Fire Service Detachment No. 11, Chapaevsk, st. Krasnoarmeyskaya, 1 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Federal Fire Service Detachment No. 31 Tolyatti, st. 40 years of Victory, 94 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Federal Fire Service Detachment No. 38 Otradny, st. Sovetskaya, 101 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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Fire station of the Federal Fire Service No. 15 Novokuibyshevsk, Kutuzova str., 16 | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
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State institution "Search and Rescue Service of the Samara Region" Samara, st. Novo-Vokzalny deadlock, 13 A. | p.p. 1; 3; 5. according to technical specifications |
Appendix No. 2 to the Terms of Reference |
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List of equipment and software |
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Name of equipment | |
Server equipment | |
Chassis c3000 Rack Enclosure, Single-Phase with 4 Power Supplies, 6 Fans with 8 Insight Control Suite Trial Licenses | |
PSU 1200W 12V Hotplug AC Power Supply P+ | |
Switch GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch for c-Class BladeSystem | |
BL460cG6 E5530 (2.4GHz-8MB) QuadCore 1P, 6GB | |
ProLiant BL460c G6 E5530 (2.4GHz-8MB) Quad Core Processor Option Kit | |
2GB 2Rx8 PC3-10600R-9 Kit | |
Additional network card HP BLc NC326m NIC AdapterOptKit | |
500GB 3G 7.2k SFF SATA Hot Plug Midline (MDL) Drive | |
VMware vSphere ENT 1P 1yr9x5 Nm Lic | |
VMware vCntr STD for vSphere 1yr Nm Lic | |
iLO Advanced Nm 1-Svr Licincl 1yr TS&U SW | |
MS W2008 Srv R2 Std 5CAL RU | |
Storage System | |
MSA2324i G2 Dual Controller (SFF) | |
300GB Hot-Plug 10K 2.5" DP 6G SAS Enterprise (ENT) Drive | |
MSA2000 Dual I/O 3.5 inch 12 Drive Enclosure | |
MSA2000 1TB 7.2K rpm 3.5 inch SATA HDD | |
HP SAS to Mini 1m Cable | |
Power supply | |
UPS Smart-UPS 3000VA/1980W, 230V, RackMount, 3U height, Extended Runtime, Line-interactive, user repl. batt., SmartSlot, PowerChute, BLACK | |
UPS NETWORK MANAGEMENT CARD | |
Wardrobe and accessories | |
Universal Rack 10642 G2 Pallet Rack | |
Walls 10642 G2 SidepanelKit | |
Stabilizer (weight)10K G2 600W HvyDty V2 Stabilizer | |
Socket block 1U 8 sockets with switch | |
horizontal cable organizer, size 1U | |
Fastening kit (100 pcs.) | |
Software | |
SQLSvrStd 2008R2 RUS OLP A Gov | |
SQLCAL 2008R2 RUS OLP A GovUsrCAL | |
ExchgSvrStd 2010 RUS OLP A Gov | |
ExchgStdCAL 2010 RUS OLP A GovUsrCAL | |
WinSvrCAL 2008 RUS OLP A GovUsrCAL | |
SQLSvrStd 2008R2 RUS DiskKit MVL DVD | |
ExchgSvrStd 2010 RUS DiskKit MVL DVD | |
PAK based on PC ViPNetCoordinator 3.xx (55 tunnel licenses) | |
ViPNetClient 3.xx | |
Telecommunications equipment | |
Router CISCO1811/K9 | |
ACS-1800-RM-19 Cisco 19-inch Rack Mount Kit for Cisco 180X / 181X | |
MEM1800-64CF Cisco 64MB 1800 Series Compact Flash Memory | |
modem ZyXEL P-791R v2 (or equivalent) | |
Multiplexer FM16-9-8E1-CE-LCD-NOPS (SingleOptic client multiplexer (20 km) 8E1 RJ48C, 1U 19 LCD, LAN SNMP control, without B/P) | |
Multiplexer FM16-9-8E1-CO-LCD-NOPS (SingleOptic client multiplexer (20 km) 8E1 RJ48C, 1U 19 LCD, LAN SNMP control, without B/P) | |
FM16-9-AC-PS (single power module 220VAC) | |
FM16-9-ETH (100BaseT Ethernet Bridge Module) | |
Optical cross-rack rack KRS-16-FC(ST), steel, with splice cassette Guidelines Appendix 1. Regulatory legal, guidance and methodological documents on the creation and use of reserves of material resources for the liquidation of emergency situations………. Information bulletin of the Administration of St. Petersburg No. 15 (666), April 26, 2010News bulletin12.00 Rally and laying flowers at the monument “Victims of radiation accidents and disasters” in the park named after Academician A.D. Sakharov (intersection of Marshal Blucher Ave. and Piskarevsky Ave. Information bulletin of the Administration of St. Petersburg No. 19 (670), May 24, 2010News bulletin12.00 Press conference dedicated to festive events on the occasion of City Day and International Day protection of children (White Hall of the Committee on Culture - Nevsky Prospekt. The government of the Samara region, resolution No. 694 of October 27, 2011, on amendments to certain resolutions of the government of the Samara region in the field of development of the information society and the formation of electronic government in the Samara regionDocumentIn order to implement systemically important projects in the field information technologies and telecommunications aimed at the development of the information society and the formation of electronic government in the Samara region, |