The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Ministry of Information and
Communications Technology
(MoICT)
JORDAN NATIONAL BROADBAND NETWORK
NBN
IMPLEMENTING THE CIVIL WORKS AND FIBER OPTIC WORKS OF THE
NATIONAL BROADBAND NETWORK (NBN ) IN THE NORTH REGION OF THE
KINGDOM
VOLUME III
REQUIREMENTS ,TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
P.O.BOX 9903 AMMAN 11191 JORDAN
PROPOSAL DEADLINE: 20/12/2015
TENDER NO: 1/NBN/2014
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Contents
Table of Contents
1- PROJECT OVERVIEW ________________________________________________________________ 4
1.1
INTRODUCTION __________________________________________________________________ 4
1.1.1 Initial network design_______________________________________________ 6
1.2
1.3
THE WINNING BIDDER SHALL : _______________________________________________________ 7
SCOPE OF WORK _________________________________________________________________ 7
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2.1
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS. ______________________________________________ 10
DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PHASE: __________________________________________________ 10
Obtaining Detailed Information about Connection Points: ______________________ 10
2.2 Obtaining and Preparing GIS Base Maps: ______________________________ 10
2.2.1 Preliminary Network Design Phase: __________________________________ 11
2.2.2 Prepare an Initial Network Architecture Design: _________________________ 11
2.2.3 Analysis and application of all Applicable Codes and Standards:____________ 11
2.2.4 Acquire Required Rights Of Way: ____________________________________ 12
2.2.5 Detailed Design Phase _____________________________________________ 12
2.2.6 Develop a Diagram of the Network: __________________________________ 13
2.3
IMPLEMENTATION PHASE__________________________________________________________ 15
2.3.1 Preparation of Implementation plan ___________________________________ 15
2.3.2 Route Engineering Finalization ______________________________________ 15
2.3.3 Obtaining Required Permission ______________________________________ 16
2.4
CIVIL, FIBER AND EQUIPEMENT WORKS: ______________________________________________ 17
2.4.1
2.4.2
2.4.3
2.4.4
2.4.5
2.4.6
2.4.7
2.5
Civil Works Construction __________________________________________ 17
Manholes: _______________________________________________________ 20
Hand Holes: _____________________________________________________ 20
Pull Boxes: ______________________________________________________ 21
Archaeological Sites ______________________________________________ 21
Fiber Works (Supply and Installation of Optical Fiber Cables and Accessories) 22
Obtaining Required Permissions _____________________________________ 22
ACCEPTANCE TESTING____________________________________________________________ 23
2.5.1 Fiber works Acceptance Test : _______________________________________ 23
2.5.2 Civil works Acceptance Test: _______________________________________ 24
2.6
TRAINING ______________________________________________________________________ 24
2.6.1 Training Program _________________________ Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.7
PROJECT MANAGEMENT __________________________________________________________ 25
Requirements: ________________________________________________________ 25
2.8
DOCUMENTATION _______________________________________________________________ 25
ALL DOCUMENTATION WILL BE MAINTAINED IN ENGLISH AND SHALL BE SUBJECT TO DOCUMENT CONTROL
PROCESSES.
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2.9
QUALITY ASSURANCE ____________________________________________________________ 25
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2.10
2.11
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2.12
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2.13
Requirements: ___________________________________________________ 25
REPORTING ____________________________________________________________________ 26
SUPPLY OF AS-BUILT INFORMATION _________________________________________________ 26
Network As-built information _______________________________________ 26
DEFECT LIABILITY WARRANTY _____________________________________________________ 27
MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY: ____________________________________________________ 28
SUPPORT PROGRAMS & DELIVERABLES_______________________________________________ 28
2.13.1
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3.1
Network Infrastructure Design Assistance __________________________ 28
TECHNICAL DETAILS ______________________________________________________ 28
GENERAL ____________________________________________________________________ 28
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3.1.1 Related Documents _______________________________________________ 28
3.1.2 System Description _______________________________________________ 28
3.1.3 Submittals _______________________________________________________ 29
3.1.4 Regulations and Standards __________________________________________ 31
3.1.5 Quality Assurance ________________________________________________ 31
3.1.6 Warranty________________________________________________________ 32
3.1.7 Commissioning __________________________________________________ 33
3.2
EXECUTION ____________________________________________________________________ 35
3.2.1 Installation ______________________________________________________ 35
3.2.2 On Site Tests and Inspection ________________________________________ 38
4.
ANNEXES__________________________________________________________________ 40
ANNEX A : WILL BE DELIVERED TO THE WINNING BIDDER __________________________________________ 41
ANNEX B-1: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF OPTICAL FIBER CABLE - DUCT TYPE ______________________ 42
ANNEX B-2: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF OPTICAL FIBER CABLE - AERIAL TYPE _____________________ 50
ANNEX B-3: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF OPTICAL DISTRIBUTION FRAME __________________________ 59
ANNEX B-4: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF MINI OPTICAL DISTRIBUTION FRAME______________________ 62
ANNEX B-5: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF OPTICAL CONNECTORS AND ADAPTERS ____________________ 65
ANNEX B-6: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF OPTICAL CABLE SPLICE ENCLOSURES _____________________ 67
ANNEX B-7: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR DUCT CABLE HARDWARE AND SUPPORT ACCESSORIES _______ 71
ANNEX B-8: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR AERIAL CABLE HARDWARE AND SUPPORT ACCESSORIES _____ 72
ANNEX C: TEST AND ACCEPTANCE SPECIFICATIONS______________________________________________ 76
ANNEX D: DUCT SPECIFICATIONS : ‫ ________________________________ المواصفات الفنية لمواسير البالستيك‬84
ANNEX E: CHAMBERS SPECIFICATIONS ________________________________________________________ 86
ANNEX F: ROUTE CROSSING ________________________________________________________________ 90
ANNEX G: TRENCH SPECIFICATIONS __________________________________________________________ 92
ANNEX H-1: ELECTRONIC IDENTIFIERS: _______________________________________________________ 95
ANNEX H-2: WARNING TAPE : ______________________________________________________________ 96
ANNEX I: SHOP DRAWINGS \ AS-BUILT SPECIFICATIONS FOR FIBER INSTALLATION _____________________ 97
(GIS & AUTOCAD)ANNEX K-1: ELECTRICAL COMPANIES REQUIREMENTS. _________________________ 104
ANNEX K-2: MOPWH SPECIFICATIONS FOR ROUTE REINSTATEMENT ______________________________ 124
ANNEX L: COMMUNICATION PLAN _________________________________________________________ 128
ANNEX Z SITE SURVEY REPORT _________________________________________________________ 132
ANNEX Z2 : MAINTENANCE SLA _________________________________________________________ 139
ABREVIATIONS------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 141
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1- PROJECT OVERVIEW
1.1 Introduction
The network envisioned for the National Broad Band Network owned by the Ministry of
Information and Communication Technology (MoICT) is an optical fibre network which is
scalable, affordable, simple to manage, reliable. The objective of the National BroadBand
Network (NBN) is to connect all Public schools, Governmental entities, Health entities,
Community colleges, and Knowledge stations).This RFP is dedicated for and concentrated
on connecting the Public schools, Govermental entities and Health entities in the North
region
The network design is based on point-to-point Gigabit Ethernet (GE) over fibre technology
to reach the connection points, in addition to the wireless technology where it is impossible to
serve the entities by duct or ADSS fiber ,this wireless connection must be approved by the
MOICT engineer at the time of the initial design.
QRC
Datacenter
NITC
Agregate point
POP
School Lab
Cisco 3550
switch
METRO RING
OVERLAY
NETWORK
School Lab
DISTRIBUTION
NETWORK
Figure 1. National Broadband Network structure
Moat through its National Broadband Network Program has implemented parts of the NBN
Network in Amman (middle phase 1) & North Region (north phase1), and parts of south
region (in Aqaba) (south phase 1), and currently we are in the Awarding processes to
implement the south phase 2( Karak, Maan and Tafelah) and Middle phase 2 (Amman,
Balqa’, Madaba and Zarqa) Where Middle phase I in Amman Governorate is currently
deployed and contains a metro ring with 10 aggregate points connecting Schools and
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Government entities. The data centre is located at the Queen Rania Data Centre (QRC)
owned by the Ministry of Education. The QRC also serves as an aggregation point for
connection points in the same area. In parallel South phase I and the Secure Government
Network (SGN) are currently deployed with two Aggregate Points to connect 62 connection
points in the Aqaba Governorate. south phase I contains two aggregate points located
respectively in Aqaba City and Queira that are linked to the National Data Centre (QRC)
located in Amman through the Amman-Aqaba overlay route.
Amman-Aqaba overlay route is also deployed with four Aggregation points & 3 NEPCO
substations starting from the MoICT in Amman to Aseza in Aqaba
North Phase I is also deployed with a 17 aggregate points located between Irbid, Ramtha and
Al-Mafraq.
South Phase 2 will contain a 27 aggreate points located between Karak, Maan and Tafelah
Middle Phase 2 will contain 38 agreagate points located between Amman, Balqa’ Madaba
and Zarqa.
the network has been broken up into 3 phases, Middle phase , North phase and South phase1. These phases are connected to each other by an Overlay Network which will provide
physical connectivity between the Pops for each module and the National Data Centres.
These connections will be via 10GE connections on the Ethernet Switch. The required optical
devices have to support the ITU standard G.652 D (Single Mode Optical Fibre Cable).
The overlay network is based on DWDM optical ring structure to provide a high availability
and sufficient scalability for future. The Overlay ring is a combination between the optical
fibre network of the National Electric Power Company (NEPCO) and the NBN own routes.
Bidders shall take notice of the network architecture of the overlay network and the access
points to this overlay network at the substations of NEPCO
MoICT is now soliciting proposals from contractors to connect a total of ( 664 ) sites,
(Schools ,Governmental entities , medical centres, hospitals ,health entities and the aggregate
sites ), including ( 29 ) Aggregate points in the north region( Irbed, Ramth, Mafraq, Jarash,
Ajloun and northen Ghour) . A number of sites have been selected as main sites (Aggregates)
to serve surrounding sites. Where:
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MoICT has entered into agreements with NEPCO, EDCO and IDECO to enable the
successful bidder to use the poles of medium and low voltage distribution networks.
The winning bidder is responsible to coordinate with these companies to meet their
requirements. Bidders are informed that the winning bidder will be responsible to
present accurate information about the actual linear distance planned as in the initial
proposed design prepared by MOICT prior to the implementation and used on the
network of the electricity distribution companies to MoICT and the Engineer for
verification purposes and the cost of providing this information to the Engineer and
MoICT shall be included in the unit price submitted by the bidder to the MoICT. The
actual linear distance will be used to reimburse the distribution companies for the use
of their respective networks.by the MoICT
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The National Broadband Network is comprised of six basic building blocks as
presented in:
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Connection points
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Aggregation Sites
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Metro ring networks
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National Pop
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National overlay ring network
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Hub / Data Centres and the Network Operation Centre (NOC ) .
The NBN connection points consist of (Schools, Governmental entities, Health
entities, Community colleges, and Knowledge stations).
 In each school, there will be some local LAN infrastructure not being part of the NBN
and fully under the responsibility of the Ministry of Education. In order to provide
network connectivity for the school, a network access switch is installed. This
represents the demarcation point between the school and the NBN. Each school will
be connected by a Gigabit Ethernet (GE) via single mode fibres to the Aggregation
site.
 Any other entity except the schools, there will be some local LAN infrastructure not
being part of the NBN and fully under the entity responsibility. The Demarcation
point is the switch .
 The Aggregation site is comprised of a fully redundant Ethernet Switch/Router with a
Firewall and an Intrusion Prevention which will be used to provide a highly secure
environment. This Ethernet switch/Router can aggregate up to 64 connection points
in the surrounding area.
 DWDM technology will be implemented at the overlay network level and at the metro
rings and will be used to provide 10 GB connectivity to the Data Centre.
 10 GB connectivity will be the only allowed speed between aggregate sites and the
national POP
 Aggregate sites will be hosted in schools or any other place based on the needs of
connection and must have the minimum data centre needs as it will be illustrated later
on.
In Case of a metro ring the aggregation points will be connected with dual 10 GB in each
direction to the next aggregates in a physical ring / logically ring connection DWDM is
needed in the over relay network.
1.1.1
Initial network design
The network will use fiber optic cables and technology to provide connection between sites,
the initial design shall include but not limited to ;Equipment installation and configuration
,site preparation ,integration with existing network ,and the NOC installation .
The network design will be as the following:
1.1.1.1
CE ( Customer equipment) sites:
- Will be connected to the PE sites (Provider edge) with 1GB speed with a max of 64
CEs per PE
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1.1.1.2
PE (Provider Edge) sites:
- Will be connected to CEs with 1GB speed
- Will be connected to other PEs in the metro Ethernet network with a dual 10 GB
speed in a ring manner
- Will be hosted in aggregate sites (Small Data Centres)
1.2 The winning bidder shall :
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Use GIS tools that will be used throughout the routing design and engineering
phase, implementation and handed over to the GIS unit . The winning bidder shall
provide the GIS unit at MoICT with software, perform data entry, training.
Perform the required works for hanging cables on electrical poles, excavation and
civil works, ducts supply and installation, all required work to make the transition and
extend the fiber from the pole to a termination location inside each entity ( for
example : A computer center inside the entity )
Supply and install all optical fiber cables, the supply and installation of required
accessories including but not limited to cable mounting accessories, ODF, splicing
enclosures, splicing boxes, and optical patch panels, etc…
The splicing of the cables, the end-to-end testing of installed optical network
sections in addition to the delivery of the as-built documentation, Quality
Control/Assurance and Project Management
The duration of implementation of this project is ( 730 ) calendar days and the total distance
of the required civil works is around ( 436 Km ) , and the total length of the fiber cables is
around( 672 Km )of In-Duct and around ( 717 Km ) Aerial cables (ADSS).
This Contract is a FIDIC based Contract and it is a re-measured contract based on actual
quantities implemented. The list of sites to be connected is attached in Annex ( J ). MOICT
has the right to add, remove or shift sites during the implementation of the project as needed
and the winning bidder is not entitled to request any additional charges to his rates in the Bills
of Quantities because of such changes.
1.3 Scope of Work
The project aims to:
 Implement supply, install Duct fiber cable inside pipes and hanging cables on poles of
fiber optic cables and accessories for connecting schools , health centres ,hospitals
,MOH Directorate , MOE directorates , and governorment entities in the north of the
Kingdom as per annex J and any other entity proposed by the MOICT within the
program of the national fiber optic network and NBN . work includes supply, install
the fiber optic cables (on electrical poles and inside the pipes) in addition to all
needed accessories, tools and equipment necessary for the suspended cables on the
poles or extended within the pipes and regardless of the quantity and type as well as
the supply in addition to all detailed technical design, site survey, installation,
training and testing of the network. In addition to all the civil works ( excavations ,
manholes and covers , installation of pipes of all diameters and types, all accessories
, reinstate of the terrain to what it was) and coordination with all concerned
authorities according to their requirements, including the Electricity Distribution
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Company (EDCO) , National Electricity Company (NEPCO) , municipalities ,
Ministry of Public Works and Housing and related state companies or institutions or
ministries. As shown in the Technical Specifications and drawings and approval of
the Engineer so as to accomplish the work of building the network in an integrated
manner and with the definitive procedure the necessary tests.
The MOICT Engineer will determine where to ue the metal or the concret covers for the
manhole ,handhole ,and the pullboxes according to many issues and policies that the MOICT
follow .
This scope of work describes the supply and installation of a broadband communications
system consisting of:
1. Approximately ( 436 Km) of excavating and execution of all required civil works,
the supply & installation of manholes, hand-holes, pull-boxes and accessories as per
specifications. Additionally the supply & installation of the required ducts. The ducts
consist of FOUR (1 ¼ inch) UPVC tubes inside ONE (4 inch) UPVC tube or Two (1
¼ inch) UPVC tubes inside ONE (4 inch) UPVC tube, installed between manholes,
handholes and pull boxes , or One (1 ¼) UPVC tubes inside ONE (4 inch) UPVC
tube, installed between, handholes and pull boxes to make the transition from aerial to
duct type cable.
2. The supply, installation, and termination of approximately ( 672 Km ) of optical fiber
cables in ducts installed within the project scope, supply and installation of required
accessories (ODF, splicing enclosures, splicing boxes and optical patch panels,
pigtails, etc…), splicing of the cables, and end-to-end testing of installed optical
network. Sufficient spare fiber cable shall be installed within selected manholes.
3. The supply, installation, and termination of approximately ( 717 Km) of aerial
optical fiber cables with all related accessories and fittings on existing Electrical (and
new) poles medium and low voltage electricity poles as per agreement with the
concerned authority.
4. Fiber jointing with existing aerial or duct fiber cables for ring completion.
Figure 2: Aerial Fiber Optic Cable Installation on Electricity Poles
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The total amount of civil work and fiber installation will be divided into the following lots
according to the two technologies to be used:
All project deliverables will have to be considered as the project standard and all their related
costs, expenses, over heads, fees, taxes and profits incurred by the winning bidder for the
execution of items under this RFP are deemed to be included in the Contractor unit prices.
Lot #
1
2
3
Technology
Civil works & Ducts
In Duct Cables
Aerial (On Poles)
All Dielectric Self Supporting Cable ( ADSS )
Estimated
Quantities
436 Km
672 Km
717 Km
 ADSS Routes Transferring
Winning Bidder shall provide proposals for any required transferring on the
ADSS cables that may be needed during implementation . The contractor
shall comply in his proposal with the attached Service Level Requirements
(SLR) stated in Annex Z1 for the time needed for any transferring work on
the routes.
 The winning bidder must be responsible for keeping the executed Network
available 100 % all the time, the maintenance for the Network through the
Operation Centre (NOC)
 Payment to the contractor shall be based on a re-measured actual quantities
executed for fiber installed and other related items in accordance with related unit
rates mentioned in the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) in Volume 5, noting that all costs
incurred by the bidder for all other related items shall be included in the bidder’s
unit rate.
 All supplied materials shall be 100 % new, unused , of high quality , of recent
technology and to be approved by the MoICT’s Representative. Therefore the
contractor shall submit samples of the supplied materials to the MOICT Engineer
to get the approval.
 The period of the Defect Liability maintaining the network is two years starting
from the date of issuance the Taking Over Certificate.
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The winning bidder shall perform the scope of work defined in this section including the
preparation of detailed engineering designs, the coordination with all concerned entities,
making the route surveys, acquire the right of way (where applicable), the supply, and
transportation, the delivery, the installation, the testing, the commissioning, the setting to
work, training, maintenance till the issuance of Taking Over Certificate, liability defect
warranty services, including quality control/ and capability of managing the allocated lot(s)
as a project according to project management international standards that will be mandatory.
The initial route map of the ducts for the optical fiber and the related civil and fiber optics
works are shown in Annex A. The winning bidder shall survey and verify all routes within
the scope of the contract. The winning bidder shall also recommend alternate routes & less
expensive route that comply with both MOICT and MoPWH, municipalities, and other
authorities or Electrical Companies, etc.., requirements. It shall be the responsibility of the
winning bidder to finalize the route designs after he gets all required approvals.
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TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS.
2.1 Design and Engineering Phase:
The winning bidder shall perform the following:
Obtaining Detailed Information about Connection Points:
1. Prepare a full list of all connection points as requested by the MoICT.
2. Survey all connection points to determine location(in Jordan Transverse Mercator
(JTM) coordinates) and collect accurate information and status of the entities as
per survey templates that have to be approved by the Engineer
3. The MoICT will provide the winning bidder with locations for most of the
connection points and aggregation points in JTM projections but this will be
considered only as indicative locations and has to be verified and surveyed by the
winning bidder.
4. Collect accurate information regarding connection points as the address, type of
location (hospital , health centre , school, governmental site ,etc…), address .
5. Throughout the preparation of this tender and the execution of the project ,it is
expected that changes regarding connection points will occur, the winning bidder
shall continue to deal with any changes and include them within the database and
as recommended by the MOICT Engineer.
6. All the above mentioned data shall be provided to the MoICT in a GAP report.
2.2 Obtaining and Preparing GIS Base Maps:
The winning bidder shall obtain and prepare GIS (in ESRI format) maps with accuracy less
than one metre compared to reference points obtained from the Department of Land and
Survey . The maps shall contain the following information:
1. Connection points as point data (point shall refer to entrance of facility)
2. Connection points with footprint data
3. Street centrelines with street names if available
4. Street edge lines or street width information.
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5. Cadastral map covering all governarates in north (Irbid , Ajloun , Jarash , Mafraq)
6. Railways.
7. All layers minthioned in Annex I attached
All layers must be compatible with no discrepancies, data shall always be verified and
checked over real situation through the surveys, any discrepancy shall be corrected
Quality assurance plan and methods to check and verify the data accuracy shall be prepared
by the winning bidder and discussed and approved by the Engineer before the
commencement of this task.
The winning bidder will also consult the National GIS strategy that is being implemented
currently in Jordan to ensure compliance of the strategy standards.
The winning bidder shall document all related information regarding the sources of the data
sets and all procedures and processes that were applied to them in the Meta data catalogue
attached to these data sets.
The winning bidder shall obtain at is own cost any DLS structural mabs and drawings any
survay data required to prepare the shop and As-Biult drawings
2.2.1
Preliminary Network Design Phase:
Based on the high level fibre network design performed by the MoICT shown in the RFP the
winning bidder shall prepare a preliminary design within 30 days from the Letter to Proceed
LTP, this period is part of the implementation of the whole project . The proposed fibre
routing shall be optimised in feasibility and lowest cost routing (reducing distances of optical
fibre cabling and cost of civil works). A full engineering report shall be prepared with the
complete preliminary network architecture and fibre routes. The designs and engineering
report shall be presented to and be approved by the Engineer.
2.2.2
Prepare an Initial Network Architecture Design:
1. The Winning bidder shall Develop fibre routing diagram in terms of optimal
compromise between budget, technical capabilities and achievability this routing
diagram is subject to the approval by the MOICT engineer .
2.2.3
Analysis and application of all Applicable Codes
and Standards:
 The winning bidder shall Locate , analyse and apply the applicable Jordanian codes,
standards and specifications including, but not limited to, the electrical codes, civil
works codes for buried infrastructure, construction codes, overhead cabling and
equipment installation, specifications and requirements for existing utilities and
Infrastructure. The application of all codes and standards required for this project
shall be implemented in all the design phases of the project and specified in
procedure related documents. In case of violation of these codes, standards and
specifications the winning bidder will remain liable for any consequential costs.
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2.2.4
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The winning bidder shall conduct its own research and determine in detail all the
documentation required by the municipal, national roads authorities, utility companies
to obtain the rights of way. Right of Ways are defined as the necessary set of permits,
authorizations and private agreements allowing for the construction and installation of
the optical fibre infrastructure including handholes, manholes, wireless infrastructure
and other required ancillary items on public or private terrain along the routes in
accordance with all legal conditions applicable.
The winning bidder shall Comply with all laws, regulations applicable in Jordan in
addition to other requirements of different governmental entities.
The winning bidder shall Establish RoW work plan based on local lead times for each
procedure involved. Any delays in the implementation of the work plan will impose
penalties on the winning bidder and in accordance with the contract.
The winning bidder shall determine what telecommunications regulations may apply
to obtain the Rights of Way.
The winning bidder shall Set up documentation system for all Right of Ways to be
obtained throughout the entire duration of the Project.
The winning bidder shall Perform the RoW applications and obtain the required
permits and authorizations for the proposed route as developed in the design
documents.
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Acquire Required Rights Of Way:
Detailed Design Phase
The winning bidder shall Perform Detailed Survey and Optimization of Routes:
The winning bidder shall Perform Designs that shall always comply with the standard
design criteria.
The winning bidder shall perform detailed surveys of the connection points (site
surveys) and of the possible routes for connecting fibre to the connection points (route
surveys). Survey forms will be prepared by the winning bidder and approved by the
engineer.
The winning bidder shall perform a detailed survey of the aggregation points as in
Annex J.
The winning bidder shall assess optimal path taking into consideration various
construction approaches, the utilization of available infrastructure (existing ducts,
existing overhead cabling of the electric distribution companies, etc.) and constraints
imposed by the relevant authorities from the Rights of Way applications.
The winning bidder shall Execute final Fibre routing planning, showing detailed
position of ducts, manholes, hand holes ,pull boxes and splice boxes, position of
connection points at parcel level, and fibre allocation tables in coordination with the
developed initial network equipment architecture design. Obtain all required permits
for the proposed final route.
The winning bidder shall Develop Detailed Designs for the Fiber Optics Cable
Infrastructure, Equipment and including any needed Civil Works Detailed Designs,:
The winning bidder shall prepare key plans for each fibre route, showing the complete
route design, including the locations' interconnections and their respective distances.
The winning bidder shall execute fibre routing in terms of optimal compromise
between budget, technical capabilities and achievability. Routing shall be performed
with GIS tools and full compliance with the topological and connectivity rules. Fibre
routing shall show detailed position of ducts, manholes, hand holes, pull boxes and
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11.
splice boxes, position of connection points at parcel level, and fibre allocation table. In
case of existing infrastructure (ducts or overhead cabling) is proposed, the existing
infrastructure shall be mapped in detail. Detailed drawings for any proposed wireless
infrastructure shall be included including the logical routing of any wireless device.
The winning bidder shall provide floor plans showing the cable routing inside each
connection point, tray
The winning bidder shall allocation, ODF position and the cable connections to the
ODF frame.
2.2.6
Develop a Diagram of the Network:
The Winning bidder shall develop a fibre topology for the network showing routes
diversity, segment by segment fibre counts and fibre allocation table per segment and
install tools at the assigned MoICT offices to keep track of fibre allocation, wireless
link parameters, equipment installation and usage.
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3.
4.
Prepare a Splicing Diagram, The Winning bidder shall prepare a detailed diagram of
each splice point showing how the fibres will be connected throughout the complete
network.
Fiber Optic Cable Procurement, The Winning bidder shall Detail the quantities of all
components required for the installation of the fibre optics cable, and the complete
execution of the related civil works. This will include, but not be limited to, each type
of fibre optic cable required (aerial & duct) and the quantities of hand holes, manholes,
HDPE duct, cable trench digging per terrain category (asphalt, pavement, open terrain,
rocky terrain, etc.). These bills shall be coordinated and approved by the Engineer.
The installation includes all passive equipment like splice boxes, ODF, optical
termination panels, cable supports, ADSS cable mounting accessories/fittings, etc. It
shall be the responsibility of the winning bidder to supply and install those and all
other items related to and required to construct the fiber network and unless shown as
a Pay Items in the Bill of Quantities, the costs of these items, shall be deemed to be
included in the Contract unit rates and prices.
The Winning bidder will be responsible to execute the testing of the installed passive
optical fiber network between all optical termination points.
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Figure 3: Fiber Optic Cable Arrangement - Access Network
Figure 4: Fiber Optic Cable Arrangement - Connection to Overlay Network
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2.3 Implementation Phase
2.3.1
Preparation of Implementation plan
The Winning bidder must prepare a detailed implementation plan for the execution of all civil
works, fibre optic cable installation and testing , installation and testing in coordination with
all relevant parties. The plan shall contain a detailed project plan including a detailed work
breakdown structure with all dependencies, risk analysis and resource description including
required competencies in Project Plan software.
2.3.2
Route Engineering Finalization
The fiber network design will include both ring and linear topology. Each ring consists of a
number of sites called Aggregate points. All Aggregates within a ring connected together via
144 Optic Fiber cable to constitute a ring, where fiber cables enter and exit the site through
completely physically separate paths. Each Aggregate serves a number of smaller sites called
Access point. A 24 Optic Fiber cable will be terminated at each access point with only Two
fibers spliced all the way to the Aggregate point that serves it. At certain points, a number of
access points may share the same cable to reach the Aggregate.
The Winning bidder shall perform the following tasks in connection with the engineering
finalization of the fiber route:
1.
Survey the planned path for the fiber route and termination sites
2.
Hold discussions with private and public entities regarding the planned path for
the fiber and termination points. Execute the permit application process.
3.
Prepare and submit the final path of the Route for the Engineer's approval for the
installation of the optical fiber cables. In addition, the Winning bidder shall
contact the authorities (e.g. Police, Municipalities, Ministries, electrical
companies and all concerned authorities) and meet their requirements to obtain
permission for executing the works on scheduled dates.
4.
The Winning bidder shall, as soon as reasonably feasible, inform the Engineer of
any proposed modification of the planned route thereby indicating the reason for
the modification, the potential consequences of the additional length or reduced
length of the route, charges, fees and/or relocation costs , and the Engineer will
respond to any such proposal based on confirmation from the MOICT team .
5.
The Winning bidder shall deliver detailed drawings “Plan-to-build”/“shop
Drawings” to perform the installation works. (14 days in advance of execution).
The electronic format of these drawings shall be in GIS format, GIS (ESRI
format) and AoutoCAD format . These detailed drawings shall also form the basis
for the As-Built drawings. The drawings shall show the locations of the fiber
(including duct-identification), manholes, splice/joint boxes, ODFs , Mini ODFs,
and patch panels at termination points, etc.
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2.3.3 Obtaining Required Permission
Winning bidder shall provide the following services in connection with obtaining the
permissions to install the optical fiber cables (in duct and aerial on electricity poles):
1.
At the commencement of the Contract, the winning bidder shall examine the site
and identify /verify all utilities within the right-of-way above or below ground,
and shall record all such information on suitable site drawings which shall be
submitted to the Engineer and MoICT. The winning bidder shall for this purpose
excavate trial pits ( on his own responsibility ) on site or take any other measures
needed as may be necessary for identification and verification of existing utilities.
2.
The Winning bidder shall file, with all competent authorities and private (nongovernmental) persons, complete and accurate applications for all permissions (in
this paragraph) necessary or appropriate to enable the Employer to obtain the
permits for the installation of optical fiber cables, including splice boxes and
other required ancillary equipment along the route in accordance with the legal
conditions applying to the permits. All applications shall be finalized in due time
to ascertain the installation of the optical fiber cable before the stated end of
Contract date, including the Aggregate and Access sites connectivity. Copies of
the permit applications for the whole route must be forwarded to MoICT and the
Engineer.
3.
The Winning bidder shall reasonably feasible inform the Engineer and MoICT of
any proposed modification of the planned Route thereby indicating the reason for
the modification, the potential consequences of the additional length or reduced
length of the Route for the right of way, and the engineer shall respond to such
proposal accordingly.
4.
The Winning bidder shall duly follow up on such applications and to the extent
necessary or appropriate, meet with competent authorities or persons (both prior
to and, if necessary, after the filing of the applications), assist at any level of the
procedure (e.g. take recourse against possible refusal, etc.) and revise or file new
applications as a consequence of comments or suggestions received from
competent authorities, the Engineer or private landowners. The Winning bidder
shall provide the Engineer with the permits which comprise any forms of legal
co-operation (including without limitation easements, servitudes, leases, access
rights) by third (non-governmental) persons and all permits, licenses and other
approvals or authorizations of any municipal or administrative agency or
authority (including such forms of legal co-operation, collectively, permits)
necessary or appropriate to enable the Winning bidder to install the optical fiber
cable and all related telecommunications infrastructure along the route in
accordance with the legal conditions applying to the permits. The permits shall
meet the requirements to install fiber optic cables. The permits will enable to
install splice boxes, hand-holes, etc. and fiber optic cables along the whole route.
Copies of the granted permit documents shall be forwarded to MoICT and the
Engineer within 3 working days after receipt of the grant.
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2.4 Civil, Fiber and Equipement works:
2.4.1 Civil Works Construction
The civil works described in this section are required to construct the so called solutions or in
cases where the overhead cabling on the infrastructure of the electricity distribution
companies cannot be used.
The Winning bidder will construct in one trench a single system of fiber optic network
consisting of ONE main UPVC duct 4 inches in diameter & 3.2mm thickness containing four
, Two (or single ) UPVC sub-ducts (32mm in diameter & 1.8mm thickness) according to the
specifications and drawings.
Flanges shall be installed at the ends where the main duct enters the manholes, handholes or
pull boxes to separate and organize the sub ducts. Each duct will conform to the technical
specification for duct material given in Annex D and for chambers (manholes) in Annex E.
The specification document shall be forwarded to the Engineer for official approval upon
receipt of the Instruction to Proceed (ITP). No construction work can commence prior to
receipt of the approval issued by the Engineer. All construction works shall apply to good
engineering standards and in agreement with the most recent civil and architectural
construction specifications issued by Ministry of Public Works and Housing and the
requirements of concerned authorities.
1.
The Winning bidder will supply all materials required for the construction of the
system. The Winning bidder is fully responsible for the quality of the supplied
materials. This includes and not limited to duct materials, chambers, covers,
joints, duct labels, cover labels, detection/warning tape, etc.
2.
The Winning bidder is fully responsible for the construction site and safety on
the construction site. The Winning bidder shall apply for any permit required
(e.g. road blockage, police permission, electrical company’s permission and all
concerned authorities) for executing the works and shall be fully compliant with
the regulations of all local and governmental authorities.
3.
The Winning bidder shall maintain a daily progress report and incident report.
4.
In case of an excavation site or storage of materials existing close to roads and
passages used by public, then the following must be taken into consideration:
i. The Winning bidder must present a list of his employees that will
be guarding the sites.
ii. The Winning bidder must provide the employees with ID badges
showing their names and responsibilities to be presented to
different security authorities.
iii. The Winning bidder must inform the police department of the
commencement date of the works and the expected date of
completing the works by providing a list of his employees for the
purpose of distributing it to police cars on shifts for verification
when necessary.
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5.
The Winning bidder does not have the right to claim the working space
excavations in addition to re-instate these excavations. The Winning bidder does
not have the right to claim for any additional cost related to supporting the
trench walls.
6.
The execution of trench excavation for fiber optics cables 50cm wide and
100cm deep regardless of the type of the soil, and the terrain has to be reinstated to its original status. The longitudinal excavation has to be as close to
the sidewalks as possible, or as directed by Governmental/local laws and the
Engineer.
7.
The trench constructions will be executed according to the specifications in
Annex G. In case where the proposed cross section as detailed in the afore
mentioned specifications, cannot be achieved and the cover of sand and
pavement above the ducts is less than 60 cm, concrete protection plates or slabs
shall be used (concrete with a minimum cube crushing strength of 200 kg/cm2
after 28 days and 20cm thickness without additional cost to MoICT) .
8.
In case where the trench’s route crosses flood’s routes or valleys, concrete
protection shall be used (concrete with a minimum cube crushing strength of
200 Kg/cm2 after 28 days and 40 cm thickness without additional cost to
MoICT)) to cover and protect the ducts from potential damages.
9.
The trenches shall be excavated in lines as far as possible. The trench shall be
leveled as much as possible and sharp objects (stones, glass, etc.) shall be
avoided or removed from the trench. Other cables or infrastructure shall be
under passed as far as possible. The security distance dictated by Electricity or
infra-structure companies in trenches to underground High or Medium Voltage
power lines shall be respected.
10.
Backfilling with Sweileh sand to protect the pipes, not less than 30cm high.
11.
In Urban Areas defined by the Engineer, refill of the trench shall be free of
stones or other sharp objects, and shall not contain polluted sand or organic
materials. The excavated material shall never be used in backfilling. Single
size material shall be used on top of the Sweileh sand, in accordance with the
requirements of the authorities and related specifications. (This specification
related in the Bill Of Quantities).
12.
In Non-Urban Areas defined by the Engineer, refill of the trench in one layer
(using the excavated materials with maximum size of aggregate not more than
10 cm), with intensive compacting, in accordance with the requirements of the
authorities and related specifications. (This specification related in the Bill Of
Quantities).
13.
Asphalt cutting shall be executed rectilinear by using special machines
according to the specificatons of the MOHPW and Ministry of Municipallties
14.
For Asphalted surfaces, a base course layer of 30cm shall be applied above the
single size at a compaction rate of not less than 97 % . The Asphalt layer shall
be not less than 7cm thick after compaction, and the compaction degree shall not
be less that 98% according to Marshall Test. A layer of MC-70 shall be applied
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on the base course prior to Asphalting, at 1.5 kg/m2, to protect the base course,
including the sides of the trench.
15.
The following shall be applied on the complete road crossings:
a). Well compacted cement treated base course layer (120kg of
cement/m3), or concrete layer (as required by the responsible
authorities) with 40cm thickness shall be applied underneath the
Asphalt.
16.
The warning tape must be of yellow color with the text given in Annex H-2 and
such text is repeated every 1m. Its width shall be 15cm. the material of the
warning tape shall be submitted to the Engineer for approved prior to the
ordering process and shall be placed at a distance not more than 30 cm from the
finish floor level or as directed by the Engineer.
17.
A plastic rope of 6mm diameter shall be installed in each sub duct, using
different colors for each sub duct, for cable pulling purposes. The rope shall be
one continuous peace from manhole to manhole, no knots are allowed.
18.
Bridge crossing will be implemented after permission from the concerned
authorities by installing the ducts inside 6 inch protective galvanized steel pipe
along the edge of the bridge as shown in Annex F and as required by the
responsible authorities.
19.
Railways crossing shall be implemented after permission from railway
authorities by installing ducts inside 6 inch protective galvanized steel pipe
according to the specifications of the national railways company (Jordan) as
shown in Annex F
Installation of the ducts shall be executed rectilinear and in the centre of trench.
The ducts shall be joined together using adhesive approved by the Engineer.
The ducts and sub-ducts will be sealed at each end of chamber to avoid the
entry of dirt. The identification label printed on exposed ducts every one meter
and will contain the text “MoICT-NBN”.
20.
21.
22.
23.
The chambers shall be installed free of dirt and water on the inside. Covers shall
fit correctly and metal covers shall be locked. The ducts shall be terminated
flush to the chamber structure. Chamber label shall be marked on the inside.
The route length between chambers shall be verified and will be compared with
the plan-to-build/shop drawings. Significant changes will be indicated and the
Winning bidder shall specify the differences in length. Major deviations can
lead to non-acceptance of the route or parts of the route.
At the commencement of the Contract, the winning bidder shall examine the site
and identify /verify all sites within the right-of-way above or below ground, and
shall record all such information on suitable site drawings which shall be
submitted to the Engineer within one month of commencement of the works.
The winning bidder shall for this purpose excavate trial pits ( on his
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responsibility ) on site or take any other measures needed as may be necessary
for identification and verification of existing utilities.
24.
Pre-cast chambers or manholes shall be installed according to the technical
specifications in Annex E. The trench for the manhole will be excavated 20cm
deeper at the position of chambers and this 20cm will be filled with stabilization
sand. In Urban Areas, the cover of the chambers needs to be leveled with the
pavement, road or surrounding terrain, and the backfill around chambers shall be
of single size materials. In Non-Urban Areas the cover of the chambers shall be
20cm above the ground level according to the specifications of the MOHPW.
The distance between chambers/manholes shall not exceed 300m.
25.
The winning bidder shall submit 20 pulling and 20 locking keys for manholes
and hand holes on his own expense.
2.4.2
Manholes:
a). In urban areas : The pre-cast manholes (120cm(L)* 68cm(W)* 82cm(D)) as
internal dimensions with a base and walls of 15 cm thickness, with a fair-face
surface finish made from reinforced concrete with minimum cube crushing
strength of 250 kg/cm2 and 7Ø10 mm/m steel bars in both directions for
walls and base.
b). In non-Urban areas : The pre-cast manholes (100cm(L)* 100cm(W)*
100cm(D)) as internal dimensions with a base and walls of 20 cm thickness,
with a fair-face surface finish made from reinforced concrete with minimum
cube crushing strength of 250 kg/cm2 and 7Ø10 mm/m steel bars in both
directions for walls, base and cover.
c). The two types of manholes shall be equipped with terminators, galvanized
pulling eyes, step, cable support , brackets, marker plates in addition to frame,
and all accessories required to fix the splicing enclosures and spare cable loop
mounting.
d). The MOICT Engineer will determine the type of the manhole cover( concret or
metal ) according to the policies followed by the ministry .
e). The metallic covers shall be of the heavy duty cast iron type with a label
stating “MoICT-NBN”. The covers shall be lockable, and bear a 40 tons load,
a Lab test certificate should be presented.
f). For the concrete cover, Aluminium plate of dimensions 20x10 cm with a
label stating "MoICT-NBN" shall be applied and fixed to the cover.
2.4.3
Hand Holes:
a). The pre-cast Hand holes (91.5*46*82 cm) as internal dimensions with a base
and walls of 15 cm thickness, with a fair-face surface finish made from
reinforced concrete with a Minimum cube crushing strength of 250 kg/cm2
and 7Ø10mm/m steel bars in both direction for walls and base.
b). The Hand holes shall be equipped with terminators, galvanized cable support
and bracket, marker plate, frame and all accessories required for splicing
enclosures and spare cable loop mounting.
c). The MOICT Engineer will determine the type of the manhole cover( concret
or metal ) according to the policies followed by the ministry .
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d). The cover shall be of the heavy duty cast iron or concret cover type ,The metal
cover shall be lockable, water tight.
2.4.4
Pull Boxes:
a). The pre-cast pull boxes (50*25*48.5 cm) as internal dimensions with a 10 cm
thickness for the base and walls, and 10cm for the cover with a fair-face
surface finish made from reinforced concrete with a Minimum cube crushing
strength of 200 kg/cm2.
b). The cover shall be of reinforced concrete type.
c). The pull boxes include: the cover, a marker plat (fixed on the entity's wall near
the Pull Box), and finishing.
26.
Ducts shall be terminated flush to manholes, hand holes, and pull boxes; edges
shall be leveled off. Ducts entering manholes, hand holes, and pull boxes shall
be plugged and watertight. The plugging mechanism or material shall be readily
removable to allow for future cable installation. Ducts shall enter manholes,
hand holes, and pull boxes at 90 degree to the structure's wall. After the
installation of the cable inside the sub duct, the sub duct shall be tightly sealed
with foam.
2.4.5 Archaeological Sites
1.
The Winning bidder shall take note of the fact that a representative from the
Department of Antiquities will be appointed on site during construction
operations at the potential archaeological sites.
2.
Prior to any work on or around the potential archaeological locations, the
Winning bidder shall coordinate with the Engineer and the representative of
the Department of Antiquities on site to ensure that adequate measures
specified by the said Department are taken to protect these sites, including
prohibiting work within 100 m. from these sites.
3.
The Winning bidder shall inform the Department of Antiquities of the planned
commencement of work in new areas to allow the Department to carry out a
survey before construction begins.
4.
The Winning bidder shall consider in his program of work the presence of any
identified sites and the need for the Department to inspect these sites during
construction.
5.
If a new site is discovered by the Winning bidder, he shall inform the
Department immediately. In this case, the Winning bidder may have to adjust
and/or re-schedule his activities around such site, and/or use other sources of
materials if the site falls within a borrow area or a quarry to allow the
Department of Antiquities to carry out survey and emergency salvage
excavation.
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2.4.6
Fiber Works (Supply and Installation of Optical Fiber
Cables and Accessories)
The winning bidder shall submit for the Engineer's approval samples and
specification documents, datasheets & catalogues for all components of the passive
optical fiber network upon receipt of the ITP (Instruction to Proceed). No construction
work can commence prior to receipt of the approval issued by the Engineer or by
delegated authority by the Engineer. All construction works shall apply to good
engineering standards.
The Winning bidder is responsible for the quality of the supplied materials and shall
present samples and data sheets of the materials for approval by the Engineer. (This
includes optical fiber cable, pigtails enclosure, splice boxes, ODFs, shelves for ODF,
optical patch panels, ADSS cable accessories etc.. ) Accessories shall be purchased
from the cable manufacturer or purchased from vendors specialized in manufacturing
such accessories..
1.
The Winning bidder shall install all optical fiber and optical passive
components to deliver optical connectivity from termination to termination
point. In addition, the Winning bidder shall test and verify the connectivity
between the optical termination points as stated in Section 2.4.
2.
The Winning bidder shall be fully responsible for the construction site and
safety on the construction site. The Winning bidder will apply for any permit
required (e.g. road blockage by police) for executing the works and will be
fully compliant with the regulations of local authorities (e.g. police permits).
All fees and costs incurred by the Winning bidder for the permits shall be
borne by the Winning bidder and shall be deemed to be included in the unit
rates and prices in the Contract.
3.
The winning bidder shall be fully responsible for labeling all the provided
materials in the connection points including but not limited to ODF,
Aggregation cabinets and ODFs and all costs incurred by the Winning bidder
for labeling shall be borne by the Winning bidder and shall be deemed to be
included in the unit rates and prices in the Contract.
4.
Fiber optic cables and Enclosures installed inside the chambers shall be
labeled as will be provided in this document Annexe E. The name convention
for the ODFs, cables and Enclosures will be provided to the winning bidder by
the MoICT Engineer.
2.4.7
Obtaining Required Permissions
The Winning bidder shall provide the following services in connection with obtaining
the permissions to install the optical fiber cables (in duct and aerial on electricity
poles):
1. The Winning bidder shall file, with all competent authorities and private (nongovernmental) persons, complete and accurate applications for all permissions (as
defined in sub-paragraph 2 below) necessary or appropriate to obtain the permits for
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the installation of optical fiber cables, including splice boxes and other required
ancillary equipment along the route in accordance with the legal conditions applying
to the permits and any required permits for the wireless equipment ( Such as the
TRC permits ) . All applications shall be finalized in due time to ascertain the
installation of the optical fiber cable before the end of Contract duration, including
the PoP , entity and School connectivity. Copies of the permit applications for the
whole route must be forwarded to the Engineer and MoICT.
2. The Winning bidder shall duly follow up on such applications and to the extent
necessary or appropriate, meet with competent authorities or persons (both prior to
and, if necessary, after the filing of the applications), assist at any level of the
procedure (e.g. take recourse against possible refusal, etc.) and revise or file new
applications as a consequence of comments or suggestions received from competent
authorities, the Employer or private landowners. The Winning bidder shall provide
the Employer with the permits which comprise any forms of legal co-operation
(including without limitation easements, servitudes, leases, access rights) by third
(non-governmental) persons and all permits, licenses and other approvals or
authorizations of any municipal or administrative agency or authority (including
such forms of legal co-operation, collectively, permits) necessary or appropriate to
enable the installation of the optical fiber cable and all related telecommunications
infrastructure along the route in accordance with the legal conditions applying to the
permits. The permits shall meet the requirements to install in the fiber optic cables.
The permits will enable to install splice boxes, hand-holes, etc. and fiber optic cables
along the whole route. Copies of the granted permit documents will be forwarded to
the Engineer within 3 working days after receipt of the grant.
2.5
Acceptance Testing
2.5.1 Fiber works Acceptance Test :
The Winning bidder shall invite the Engineer in advance to witness the acceptance testing of
the installed fiber route or parts of the fiber route. Invitation for acceptance testing shall only
be forwarded to the Engineer after the Winning bidder has successfully executed internal
acceptance tests. Acceptance test will be carried out between optical termination points
(ODF, patch panels) and witnessed by the Engineer.
1.
2.
3.
The length between optical termination points shall be verified and will
be compared with the ”plan-to-build”/”shop drawings”. Significant
changes will be indicated and the Winning bidder shall specify the
differences in length. Major deviations can lead to non-acceptance of
the route or parts of the route.
The optical attenuation between the termination points shall be
measured in accordance with the procedure and acceptance criteria of
Annex C.
Optical time domain measurements shall be carried out to verify the
quality of splicing of optical fiber cables. This will be executed in
accordance with the procedure and acceptance criteria of Annex C.
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4.
5.
6.
7.
Optical dispersion and Polarization Mode Dispersion (PMD)
measurements (factory sheet) of each cable drum used for the optical
network shall be presented to the Engineer for verification. The
acceptance criteria are specified in Annex C.
Optical termination points shall be protected by removable high quality
caps.
Duct and cable terminations into buildings shall be properly sealed and
protected. Sealing shall be of high quality and ultra violet-light resistant.
Cable terminations or cable transitions shall be clearly labeled with
weather and UV-resistant labels in accordance with the fiber allocation
table supplied by the Engineer.
2.5.2
Civil works Acceptance Test:
Acceptance test for Civil Works will be carried out between chambers and witnessed by the
Engineer:
1.
2.
3.
Chambers shall be of the same type as indicated in the technical
specifications and drawings and approved by the Engineer. The
chambers shall be installed free of dirt and water on the inside.. The
ducts shall be terminated flush to the chamber structure. Chamber label
shall be marked on the inside.
The route length between chambers shall be verified and will be
compared with the plan-to-build/shop drawings. Significant changes
will be indicated and the Winning bidder shall specify the differences in
length. Major deviations can lead to non-acceptance of the route or parts
of the route.
The Winning bidder shall execute the tests and provide an acceptance
test report to the Engineer to summarize the test results from chamber to
chamber for each system and duct. This acceptance report will be
signed by representatives from the Winning bidder and the Engineer
only in case of successful acceptance.
2.6 Training
The bidder shall provide the following training course totally on his expense for the specific
number of trainees mentioned below :
1. ADSS installation , splicing ,testing and maintenance for five trainees at certified
training center .
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2.7 Project Management
Requirements:
1. The project management shall be according to the PMI standards throughout the project
phases
2. All the knowledge areas shall be covered while managing the project.
3. A charter shall be defined in the beginning of the project
4. The schedule shall be submitted showing the critical activities
5. A project management plan shall be prepared by winning bidder and including:
a). A communication plan: shall be prepared in the beginning of the project to define
all the means and time of project communication and responsibilities .
b). A quality assurance plan shall be defined in which all quality assurance activities
during the project is well defined and the roles & responsibilities are clear, the
acceptance criteria and procedure shall also be defined.
c). A risk management plan shall be defined that takes in to consideration the
prioritization, impact, and probability of risks
d). A change management plan shall be defined to manage the scope changes
2.8 Documentation
All documentation will be maintained in English and shall be subject to document control
processes.
In addition, the documented operations plans, procedures and processes will further facilitate
the availability of knowledge to all current and future staff and facilitate transition to MOIC
after the managed services term. The Managed Services operations team will complete all
relevant operations logs and document activities undertaken.
2.9

Quality Assurance
Requirements:
1. All works shall be executed and controlled by a quality management system in
accordance with the requirements of ISO 9001.
2. This system comprises all the participants to the contract within the Winning bidder’s
teams .
3. The Quality Assurance Plan is based on quality manuals of the Winning bidder.
4. The Winning bidder nominates from the beginning of the Project, the person in charge of
quality assurance of the whole project, who is directly linked to the Project Director.
5. The Winning bidder shall establish from the beginning of the project, the Quality
Assurance Plan based on Winning bidder’s quality system that shall define:
a.
Scope of Quality Assurance Plan, with conditions of validity and revision,
b.
Approach and structure of the Winning bidder's quality management system to
fulfil the requirements of the Contract and ISO 9001,
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c.
d.
e.
Organization retained for the project with subwinning bidders list,
Details of how the Winning bidder proposes to manage subwinning bidders and to
ensure that the relevant quality system requirements of ISO 9001are observed and
implemented by winning bidders in the execution of the works subcontracted,
The quality plans of Winning bidder.
2.10
Reporting
The Winning bidder shall report regularly on a weekly basis (or when requested by the
Engineer in connection with a potential default or force majeure) on the progress in obtaining
the permits and installation progress for the route. Such reports shall contain: number of
permits required for the route or sections of the route, authority responsible per permit,
distance related per permit, date of submission for application of permit, expected date of
permit to be granted, date of permit granted, outstanding actions, responsible for file or
outstanding actions, responsible winning bidder for installation, distance per winning bidder
or subwinning bidder, projected progress per subwinning bidder, actual progress per week
per subwinning bidder, splice positions and numbers of splices executed per section, test and
acceptance status between optical connector panels and/or ODFs, any deviations from
contractual requirements. The Engineer will get more closely involved in the permit
application process and installation progress where it deems necessary or when requested by
the Winning bidder. In case of any imminent or actual delay in the performance of any part of
the provision of the permits, the Winning bidder shall, as soon as reasonably feasible, inform
the Engineer of the occurrence or potential occurrence of a delay, thereby indicating the
reason of the delay, the potential consequences of the delay for the scheduled dates and the
measures the Winning bidder proposes to take to prevent, overcome, or limit to the maximum
extent possible of such a delay.
All reports shall be handed to the Engineer on a hard copy at an agreed day or sent by e-mail
in case where handing is not applicable, in addition to an electronic copy of all the (OTDR)
optical time-domain reflectometer tests along with the required Software programs to open
them.
2.11
Supply of As-Built Information
The Winning bidder shall supply to the Engineer a full set of as-built drawings of the Route
no later than four (4) weeks after the completion of the installation. Such drawings shall be in
accordance with the Specifications set forth in Annex I and shall be delivered in electronic
format compatible with GIS (ESRI format) on CD-ROM. Such drawings shall be in
accordance with the specifications set forth in Annex I
 Network As-built information
The supplier will update the Technical Detailed Design with as-built and as-is configuration
information. All equipment installation drawings shall be updated with as-built information.
All As-built documents will be presented to MoICT for a formal approval and will be part of
the provisional acceptance.
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Drawings will comply with the following:
1. Indicate passive equipment layout, wiring diagrams, and dimensions.
2. Locate devices as shown on Drawings.
3. Submit drawings for approval including, but not limited to the following:
a. Detailed system schematic diagram,
4. Complete system wiring diagrams, size and type of cables, enclosures, and terminal,
splice boxes etc., and routing plans of any wiring or cabling system.
All Design Development drawings, Construction drawings, and As-Built drawings shall be
submitted in hard copy format as well as in electronic format in the quantities specified
below.
Quantity of Submittals:
a. Electronic Files:
b. Reproducible hardcopies:
c. Prints:
2.12
1 set.
1 set.
3 sets.
Defect Liability Warranty
The Winning bidder warrants that the materials supplied under the contract are new, unused,
of the most recent or current models and those that incorporate all recent improvements in
design and materials unless provided otherwise in the Contract.
The Winning bidder further warrants that all materials supplied shall have no defects, arising
from design, materials, or workmanship or from any act or omission of the Supplier that may
develop under normal use of the supplied materials in the conditions prevailing in Jordan.
This warranty shall remain valid for twenty four months ( 24 MONTHS ) starting from the
issuance of the Acceptance Certificate (Taking-Over Certificate) and shall be provided by the
Winning bidder duly filled and signed by him and endorsed by a Notary Public on a form
similar to the attached format.
The Engineer shall promptly notify the Winning bidder in writing of any claims arising under
this warranty.
Upon receipt of such notice, the Winning bidder shall, within the specified period and with
all reasonable speed, repair or replace the defective materials or parts, without additional cost
to the Employer.
If the Winning bidder, having been notified, fails to remedy the defect(s) within the period
specified in, the Employer may proceed to take such remedial action as may be necessary, at
the Winning bidder's risk and expense and without prejudice to any other rights which the
Employer may have against the Winning bidder under the Contract.
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During the Warranty Period, the Winning bidder shall provide, at no additional cost, all
required spare parts needed to replace existing faulty components and perform all works
required to do the replacement, unless it is proved that the component to be replaced was
damaged by abuse
 Manufacturer’s Warranty:
Provide written warranty, signed by the Manufacturer and the Installer agreeing to replace
system devices and equipment that fail in materials or workmanship through specified
.warranty period ( two years).
2.13
Support Programs & Deliverables
2.13.1 Network Infrastructure Design Assistance
Advanced Services engineers to consult with MoICT networking staff in a series of face-toface and remotely conducted meetings to develop a thorough understanding of the network
infrastructure design requirements and review existing network design.
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TECHNICAL DETAILS
3.1 GENERAL
3.1.1 Related Documents
1.
Drawings and general provisions of the Contract, including Conditions of Contract,
apply to this Section.
2.
In particular, refer to these documents for all elements related to costs and
responsibility for the delivery, storage, and rollout phase.
3.
It is the Winning bidder's responsibility to coordinate the work of his various
subwinning bidders.
3.1.2 System Description
3.1.2.1
Purposes
The Tender document describes the Fiber Optic Cable Network to be installed as part of the
National Broadband Network.
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3.1.2.2
Coordination
Meet jointly with representatives of concerned organizations and the Engineer representatives
to exchange information and agree on details of network components arrangements and
installation interfaces. Record agreements reached in meetings and distribute record to other
participants.
3.1.2.3
Variant and Options
The Winning bidder shall propose no variant. Options resulting in additional provisions to the
basic system may be submitted to the Engineer for approval, with specifications,
characteristics, purpose and full particulars of calculations and components selections.
3.1.3 Submittals
3.1.3.1
Design Submission
The winning bidder shall submit network design in addition to the following:
1.
Datasheets: These must include (at least) the following information:
a.
Features,
b.
Standardized tests passed and results and available product certificates,
c.
Product compatibility matrix with other manufacturers/vendors (specify level of
testing in operation, lab test, declarative or theoretical),
2.
Product Certificates: Signed by Manufacturers certifying that products furnished
comply with requirements.
3.
Test Plan:
a.
The Winning bidder shall provide Test Plan on the testing methodologies used for
various tests involved throughout different stages of the Works. This shall also
include the plan for integrated tests for interface with other systems. The Winning
bidder shall submit the vendor’s recommended Test Plan for approval by the
Engineer.
b.
Test schedule and required test equipment shall be determined within the plan.
c.
In establishing the test schedule, the Winning bidder and Engineer shall agree
which activities the Engineer will attend.
d.
After Approval, the Test Plan may be amended as required during the life of the
Project to reflect changes in system design and the identification of additional
testing requirements that shall be borne by the winning bidder.
3.1.3.2
Shop Drawings
The winning bidder shall submit for approval shop drawings that include the following:
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1.
Indicate layout, cabling diagrams, and dimensions.
2.
Detailed layout of fiber optic cable
3.
Detailed and splicing diagrams for fiber,
4.
Complete electrical and physical characteristics of fiber optic cable and accessories, etc.
5.
Complete system wiring diagrams, size and type of cables, enclosures and terminal,
splice enclosure, ODFs, etc., and routing plans of fiber optic cable system.
6.
Typical details.
7.
Submittals
3.1.3.3
Manufacturer's Installation Instructions and product certificate:
1.
Manufacturer's installation instructions.
2.
Certificates signed by manufacturers of the cables and accessories certifying that the
provided products comply with contract specified requirements.
3.1.3.4
Tests and Certificates
The winning bidder shall submit the following
1.
Test Specifications as defined in the Test Plan shall be submitted for Approval.
2.
Submit complete certified Manufacturer’s type and routine test records, in accordance
with the Standards specified in "Quality Assurance" Plan.
3.
It will specify test results for compliance with contract's performance requirements.
3.1.3.5
Field Test Reports
As specified in "On-site tests and Inspections" of this Section, the Winning bidder shall
indicate and interpret test results for compliance with system description and performance
requirements on both hard and soft copies along with the required software programs to open
them.
3.1.3.6
Record (As-Built) Drawings
Ensure that all changes to the approved design either implemented during or instructed by the
Engineer or its representatives are formally and accurately recorded on As-Built
documentation. This shall cover all the sites and locations where installations, as detailed on
approved drawings, are being carried out. All as-built drawings shall be in accordance with
Annex I and shall be submitted to the Engineer for review and approval
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3.1.4 Regulations and Standards
3.1.4.1
Regulations
1.
The supply shall conform to requirements of referenced industry standards, applicable
Sections.
2.
The winning bidder shall comply with Local Requirements, applicable local
regulations and code requirements of authorities having jurisdiction. These will have
precedence over other codes and standards indicated, unless otherwise approved by
Engineer, in writing.
3.1.4.2
Standards
1.
System components, parts and installation are to comply with the corresponding
recommendations of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA), and the International
Electro technical Commission (IEC).
2.
Codes and Standards: Comply with the latest issue of several material and test
standards, which have been developed and published by Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for Data communications industry.
3.
Compliant with both ITU-T recommendations and US standards.
The above list is a partial list issued from standard organizations. Additional consideration
may be required to issue satisfactory operation of the network.
3.1.5 Quality Assurance
3.1.5.1 Requirements
1.
All work shall be executed and controlled by a quality management system in
accordance with the requirements of ISO 9001 and any other applicable standards.
2.
The Quality Assurance Plan shall be based on quality manuals of the Winning bidder,
where Engineer has the right to explore the quality manual.
3.
This plan shall include all the participants to the Contract within the Winning bidder’s
teams and if applicable its sub winning bidders.
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4.
The Winning bidder nominates from the beginning of the Project, the person in charge
of quality assurance of the whole project, who is directly linked to the Project Director.
5.
The Winning bidder shall establish from the beginning of the project, the Quality
Assurance Plan based on Winning bidder’s quality system that shall define:
6.
a.
Scope of Quality Assurance Plan, with conditions of validity and revision,
b.
Approach and structure of the Winning bidder's quality management system to
fulfil the requirements of the Contract and ISO 9001,
c.
Organization retained for the project with subwinning bidders list,
d.
Details of how the Winning bidder proposes to manage subwinning bidders and to
ensure that the relevant quality system requirements of ISO 9001/2 are observed
and implemented by the subwinning bidders in the execution of the works
subcontracted,
e.
The quality plans of Winning bidder.
f.
Description of all tests and inspections that shall be completed in the project.
All records out-coming from the Quality Assurance Plan shall be sent to MoICT for
approval.
3.1.5.2
Materials and Workmanship
They shall conform to the latest issue of all industry standards, publications, or regulations
referenced in this Section, including the following, as applicable:
1.
Regulations and Standards: System components, parts and installation are to comply
with the corresponding recommendations of the Electronic Industries Association
(EIA), and the International Electro technical Commission (IEC).
2.
Compliance with Local Requirements: Comply with applicable local regulations and
code requirements of authorities having jurisdiction. These will have precedence over
other codes and standards indicated, unless otherwise approved by the Engineer, in
writing.
3.
Conform to requirements of referenced industry standards, applicable Sections.
3.1.6 Warranty
3.1.6.1
Special Warranty
Manufacturer’s Warranty: Provide written warranty, signed by the Manufacturer and the
Installer engineer to replace the components that fail in materials or workmanship within the
specified warranty period.
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3.1.6.2
Warranty Period
1.
two years from the Date of issuance of the Taking-Over Certificate.
2.
During the Warranty Period for all the works , the Winning bidder shall provide, at its
own cost, all required spare parts needed to replace existing components unless it is
proved that the component to be replaced was damaged by abuse.
3.1.7 Commissioning
3.1.7.1
Purpose
The purpose of this Section is to outline Acceptance Testing requirements and procedures.
This Section shall form basis of the tests to be carried out, and specifies the minimum
requirements to be followed.
3.1.7.2
Acceptance Testing Requirements
1.
The Winning bidder is responsible for the fiber optic cable and related accessories
installation in the system, so that the system stays globally functional. Therefore the
cable and associated components commissioning must be done through demonstration
of product capability and compliance with requirements when wired and configured as
a system.
2.
The Winning bidder shall be required to perform a factory acceptance test and a range
of Site Acceptance Tests for each individual subsystem to demonstrate that all items
have been correctly installed and adjusted on a location by location basis and that the
subsystem operates in every respect in accordance with the Specification.
3.
The tests have to cover every aspect related to the specifications of Civil works and
Fiber work components; including visual inspections, measurements, and operation.
4.
The site acceptance tests shall be performed by the Winning bidder and witnessed by
the Engineer.
5.
Any defects, which may become apparent during the course of these tests, shall be
immediately rectified by the Winning bidder at his expense.
6.
The Site Acceptance Test Specifications shall be prepared by the Winning bidder on
both hard and soft copies and submitted to the Engineer for Approval
7.
All Site Acceptance Tests shall be carried out in the presence of the Engineer or his
representatives who shall sign off the testing documentation on satisfactory completion
of the tests.
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8.
If modifications are required as a result of the tests, all affected parts of the Site
Acceptance Tests, as determined by the Engineer, shall be retested by the Winning
bidder at his expenses.
9.
The results of the Site Acceptance Tests, together with any retesting as a result of
failure, shall be recorded and signed by the authorized personnel of the Winning bidder
and the Engineer or his representatives.
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3.2 Execution
3.2.1 Installation
3.2.1.1
General
A- Scope of Work:
a.
Acceptance of works shall be restricted to the material and installations
complying with Contract specifications, the approved submittals, approved shop
drawings, and the Engineer’s approvals.
b.
The Winning bidder has to carry out any site works under direct supervision of
qualified, well trained technicians with manufacturer experience.
c.
Site workmanship of any network component has to be limited to the layout and
fixation, and inter wiring of various items of the readymade components.
d.
In addition to the above, the Winning bidder shall perform and supply the
following:
1)
Coordination meeting with the Project authorities,
2)
Progress reports and Progress reviews,
3)
Insurance for the Transport of the equipment and material in addition to
other insurances specified in the Contract
4)
Quality Assurance setup and management,
5)
Document Management,
6)
Configuration Management for the duration of the project,
7)
User documentation,
8)
Worksite Setup and removal of temporary offices, Worksite vehicles, Site
offices computers, printers, desks, etc.,
9)
Archival. And photos for each site.
B- Site Survey
a. Examine all sites, routes, existing Manholes, Handholes, existing routes, poles,
existing Equipment etc. and all locations where all the fiber optic cables and the
related components will be deployed.
b. Identify component and material location,
c. Identify links on patch panels,
d. Procure premises environment characteristics,
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e. Confirm feasibility for each technical room before starting to deploy.
f. Confirm and finalize fiber routes including all electrical poles within the route that
will be utilized.
g. Any other surveys required to collect information for the purpose of performing the
installation or obtaining permits from authorities.
h. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.
3.2.1.2
Coordination
1.
It is under the Winning bidder responsibility to carry out any coordination between its
own installations and other works.
2.
The layout shop drawings have to be used as a guideline and must be approved by the
Engineer before implementation starts.
3.
The layout shop drawings shall also reveal the measures taken therein, and every
fixation principle, and are to be approved by the Engineer.
4.
For this purpose any starting of work will be subject to the Engineer / Engineer
representative's approval.
5.
The approved drawings shall take into account existing and future utilities and plans
for the area - if such information is available. This consideration does not absolve the
winning bidder from the responsibility of obtaining the necessary releases and permits
to implement the works.
3.2.1.3
1.
Installation Instructions
Installation of network components and materials shall comply with industry
construction standards and Manufacturer's written instructions. More precisely:
a.
Install cable using techniques, practices, and methods that are consistent with
applicable Standards.
b.
Install cable without damaging conductors, shield, or jacket.
c.
Do not bend cable during handling or during installation to smaller radius than
minimum recommended by Manufacturer.
d.
Secure and support cable at intervals not exceeding 750 mm and not less than 150
mm from cabinets, boxes, fittings, outlets, racks, frames, and terminals, etc..
e.
Wiring within technical rooms: Provide adequate length of cables. Train cables to
terminal points with no excess. Use lacing bars to restrain cables, to prevent
straining connections, and to prevent bending cables to smaller radii than
minimums recommended by Manufacturer.
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2.
Cleaning: after completing system installation, inspect premises. Remove burrs, dirt,
and construction debris and repair damaged finish, including chips, scratches, and
abrasions.
3.2.1.4
1.
Identification of Cables
Identify system components complying with applicable requirements and the following:

Use a unique hierarchical alphanumeric designation for labelling.
3.2.1.5
Weatherproof Components
Install units that are mounted outdoors, in damp locations, or where exposed to weather
consistent with weatherproof rating requirements as IP45 at least.
3.2.1.6
Supervision
1.
Installation shall be supervised and tested by specialized personnel of the Winning
bidder organization.
2.
The work shall be performed by skilled technicians under the direction of experienced
engineers, all of whom shall be properly factory trained and qualified for this work.
3.2.1.7
Safety
1.
The contractor shall Coordinate with the Engineer to procure general safety conditions
during implementation.
2.
Check that drain conductors and components are grounded to eliminate shock hazard
and to minimize ground loops, common mode returns, noise pickup and other
impairments.
3.
Patch wiring must be traceable; Keep a database of patches installation up to date.
4.
Warning signs, fencing, traffic barriers, accesses. shall be provided and maintained by
the Winning bidder so as to safeguard and cause minimum inconvenience to the public.
Flashing amber warning lights shall be operated at night. Local authority directions
shall be followed if so required. Pedestrian accesses shall be provided at 100 m
intervals, and cross roads shall have decking provided to permit the passage of
vehicular traffic.
5.
The installer's name, emergency contact address and telephone number shall be
prominently posted at the site in both the Arabic and English languages.
6.
Since a clean, dry cable has surface resistance of approximately 10 to 10 ohm/m and
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a dirty, wet cables have a surface resistance of 10 to 10 ohm/m, DO NOT INSTALL
CABLES ON ACTIVE TOWERS DURING WET ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS.
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7.
Careful selection of the suspension position of the ADSS aerial cable prevents
dangerous flashovers. These flashovers can occur mainly near the suspension position
of the cable. Therefore, the minimum clearance between the cable and phase conductors
shall be followed according to the specifications of the electric companies ( EDCO and
IDECO) . This is done by considering the ADSS aerial cable to be a conductor which is
grounded, and using currently accepted methods for determining its placement.
8.
All debris shall be removed from the site.
3.2.2 On Site Tests and Inspection
3.2.2.1
On Site Verification
1.
The purpose of this phase is to check the fiber optic cable and associated components
and materials.
2.
Any verification may result in a punch list item either because of an anomaly or a nonconformity with the Tender documents.
3.
The punch lists are collated for each of the network components and the phase report is
only released when all the stipulations on the punch lists are cleared.
3.2.2.2
Test Specifications
1.
The Winning bidder shall submit a Test Plan according to the Test Specifications for
approval. The winning bidder shall follow the methodology presented in the approved
Test Plan.
2.
The tests shall cover every aspect related to the specification of the system and its
operation; including visual inspections, measurements, and operation.
3.2.2.3
On Site Cable Tests
Cables are to be tested to ensure that no damage have occurred to them during transportation
to site and/or during the course of pulling and laying.
3.2.2.4
Inspection
Verify that cables, units, and components are properly labled and identified.
3.2.2.5
1.
Pre-Testing
Align and adjust system and perform pre-testing of all components to verify compliance
with specified requirements.
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2.
Correct all deficiencies by replacing malfunctioning or damaged items with new items.
3.2.2.6
Procedure
1.
Notify the Engineer not less than 30 days in advance, of proposed schedule, procedures
and tests to be used in testing.
2.
Conduct tests only with the Engineer present.
Report
1.
Prepare a written report of observations, inspections, tests and results, including:
A complete listing of every cable and device,
a.
Date of each test and retest, and by whom,
b.
Results of each test and, if failure occurred, corrective action taken prior to retest.
3.2.2.7
Operational Tests
1.
Schedule tests after pre-testing has been successfully completed.
2.
Perform operational system tests to verify compliance with Specifications.
3.
Test all modes of system operation; including:
4.
a.
Functional operation of each field mounted cable .
b.
Inspection: Verify that cables, units, and components are properly labelled and
identified.
The winning bidder shall submit to the Engineer tests' Schedule with at least seven
days’ advance notice of test performance.
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4. Annexes
The contractor shall provide a compliance list for
each and every item and specification mentioned
in this RFPsupported by the manufacturer
documents (data sheets )
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Annex A : will be delivered to the winning bidder
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Annex B-1: Technical Specifications of Optical Fiber Cable - Duct Type
1.
General Considerations
The cable shall be designed for applications inside protective UPVC sub-ducts of 32mm
diameter.
This specification describes the cable design, properties of the fibers and the cable, the testing
and the quality assurance during manufacturing, the final acceptance tests and the packaging.
Single mode optical fiber cables which are optimized for use in both wavelengths windows of
1310 nm and 1550 nm are required. The optical fiber cables shall meet the requirements
stated in ITU-T Rec. G.652 D
The cable shall be new, unused and of current design and manufacturing.
2.
Standards
The specification refers to the following standards:





IEC60793-1: Optical Fibers - Part 1: Generic Specification.
IEC60793-2: Optical Fibers - Part 2: Product Specifications.
IEC60794-1: Optical Fiber Cables - Part 1: Generic Specification.
EIA/TIA 492-CAAB.
EIA/TIA 598: Color Coding of Fiber Optic Cables.
3.
Fiber Characteristics
3.1.
General Fiber Specifications
The fibers shall meet all requirements according to IEC 60793-2 Category B1.
All optical fibers shall be sufficiently free of surface imperfections and inclusions to meet the
optical, mechanical, and environmental requirements of this specification. Factory made
optical fiber splices are not allowed.
Each optical fiber shall consist of a SiO2 core doped with GeO2 and a fused SiO2 cladding
(matched clad) giving a fiber with a step profile of the refractive index.
The coating shall be easily strippable by means of a mechanical stripping tool without
damaging the fibers. No chemicals shall be required. The fibers shall be completely
phosphorus free.
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3.2.
Optical and Mechanical Characteristics of Standard Single Mode Fibers
Single-mode Low Water Peak fiber shall be utilized in these optical fiber cables and shall
meet the ITU recommendation G.652D, “Characteristics of a Single-Mode Optical Fiber
Cable”.
This requirement defines standard single-mode fibers for use across the full broad
wavelength range including NOT LIMITED TO the extended band (1360 nm - 1460 nm).
These fibers shall have the specified performance and geometry values except as noted
below:
Mode field diameter (1310 nm):
9.2 µm  0.4 µm
Mode field diameter (1550 nm):
10.4 µm  0.5 µm
Cladding diameter:
125 µm  0.7 µm
Mode field concentricity error:
 0.5 µm
Cladding non circularity:
as per ITU G.652.D type
Refractive index profile:
step
Design:
matched cladding
Effective group index of refraction Neff (at 1310nm):
To be provided by manufacturer.
Effective group index of refraction Neff (at 1550nm):
To be provided by manufacturer.
Cut off wavelength of cabled fiber:
 1260 nm
Attenuation at 1310 nm:
 0.35 dB/km
Attenuation at 1383 nm:
 0.35 dB/km
Attenuation at 1550 nm:
 0.22 dB/km
Attenuation at 1625 nm:
 0.24 dB/km
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Attenuation vs. Wavelength
Range (nm)
Ref. λ (nm)
Max. Difference α (dB/km)
1285 – 1330
1525 – 1575
1310
1550
0.03
0.02
The attenuation in a given wavelength range does not exceed the attenuation of the reference
wavelength (λ) by more than the value α.
Zero dispersion Wavelength (λ0): 1302 nm  λ0  1322 nm
Zero dispersion Slope (S0):  0.089 ps/(nm2.km)
The attenuation measurements shall be made after finally winding the cable on its shipping
drum.Cable ends shall then be hermetically seale
Each fiber in each cable delivery length shall have a zero-dispersion over the range 1300 1324 nm. Maximum dispersion at the wavelength 1550 nm shall not exceed 18 ps/nm.km or
as pair ITU-T recommendation G.652 D.
3.3.
Core Material
The core of the optical fiber, with a higher refractive index compared to the cladding, is made
of SiO2 (Silicon dioxide) doped with GeO2 (Germanium dioxide).
3.4.
Cladding Material
The cladding of the optical fiber is made of SiO2 (Silicon dioxide).
3.5.
Type of Primary Coating
The primary coating is made of an UV-curable acrylate. It is applied in two layers, each of a
different Young's modulus. The inner layer is somewhat softer than the outer one. This makeup protects the fiber against micro bending losses and against abrasion.
3.6.
Dimension of Primary Coating
The dimension of the primary coating is 245  5 µm.
3.7.
Mechanical Characteristics of the Primary Coating
The primary coating is easily strippable by means of a mechanical stripping tool. No
chemicals shall be used.
3.8.
Mechanical Characteristics of Fiber
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A non metallic central core shall be provided which may constitute the strength member
designed to withstand all longitudinal stresses or its strength may be supplemented by an
additional stress sharing sheath. The core shall be of a non-hygroscopic material.
Proof test stress: 8 N for 1 second; strain: 1 %.
Each optical fiber shall be proof tested by the fiber manufacturer at a minimum of 100 kpsi
(0.7 GN/m2).
The tube of the cable shall be able to contain 12 colored fibers.
Fiber Color Coding:
fiber-#
fiber-#
fiber-#
fiber-#
fiber-#
fiber-#
1
2
3
4
5
6
: Blue
: Orange
: Green
: Brown
: Slate
: White
fiber-# 7
fiber-# 8
fiber-# 9
fiber-# 10
fiber-# 11
fiber-# 12
: Red
: Black
: Yellow
: Violet
: Pink
: Turquoise
The binders of the fibers bundles shall be distinguishable by means of color coding in
accordance with TIA/EIA-598-B, "Optical Fiber Cable Color Coding".
The central buffer tube shall be filled with a non-hygroscopic, non-nutritive to fungus,
electrically non-conductive, homogenous gel in order to prevent water penetration and
migration. The gel shall be free from dirt and foreign matter. The gel shall be readily
removable with conventional non-toxic solvents.
The central tube shall be surrounded by a high density polyethylene (HDPE) jacket. The
jacket shall not promote the growth of fungus.
The jacket shall be free of holes, splits, and blisters. The minimum nominal thickness of the
outer jacket shall be 1.5mm.
Cable jackets shall be marked with manufacturer’s name, month and year of manufacture,
sequential meter markings, a telecommunication handset symbol and “MOICT-NBN” as
required by Section 350G of the National Electrical Safety Code® (NESC®), fiber count, and
fiber type. The actual length of the cable shall be within +/- 1 % of the length markings. The
print color shall contrast with the cable jacket. The size of the marking letters shall be
approximately 2.5 mm.
If the initial marking fails to meet the specified requirements (i.e., improper text statement,
color, legibility, or print interval), the cable may be remarked using a contrasting alternate
color. The numbering sequence will differ from the previous numbering sequence, and a tag
will be attached to both the outside end of the cable and to the reel to indicate the sequence of
remarking.
The cable shall withstand a 2700 N during installation.
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The shipping and storage temperature range of the cable shall be -30C to +70C. The
operating temperature range of the cable shall be -30C to +70C. The installation
temperature range of the cable shall be -5C to +50C.
4.
General Cable Performance Specifications
The cable shall fulfil the following mechanical, thermal and electrical characteristics. If
applicable, during and after the tests, the attenuation shall be monitored at the operating
wavelength.
4.1.
Tensile Performance
The cable shall be tested in accordance with IEC 60794-1-E1. The cable shall be subjected to
a load of 2700N. No fibers shall exhibit a measurable change in attenuation after load
removal.
4.2.
Crush Resistance
The cable shall withstand a compressive load of 30 kN/m - 50 kN/m for duration of 15
minutes. The load shall be applied uniformly over the length of the compression plate. The
cable shall be tested in accordance with IEC 60794-1-E3. No fibers shall exhibit a
measurable change in attenuation after load removal.
4.3.
Cable Bend
The minimum bending radius of the cable shall be less than or equal 15 times the outer
diameter. It shall be tested in accordance with IEC 60794-1-E11. After the test there shall be
no change in fiber attenuation greater than the uncertainty of measurement.
4.4.
Temperature Cycling
The cable shall be subjected to a minimum temperature of -30°C and a maximum temperature
of +70°C. The test shall be performed in accordance with IEC 60794-1-F1. The change in
fiber attenuation shall not be greater than the uncertainty of measurement 0.05
4.5.
Water Penetration
A 1 m sample of the cable shall be subjected to a water penetration test according to IEC
60794-1-F5. After duration of 24 hours no water shall be detected at the open end of the cable
core.
5.
Testing
5.1.
Type Test
The type tests given in Section 6 shall be performed on the fiber optic cable.
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5.2.
Factory Acceptance Test
The cable performance shall be proved by showing detailed test reports of the optical
attenuation (if applicable) during and after the test and all relevant test parameters of the type
test. MOICT representatives will witness the Factory Acceptance Test.
5.3.
Routine Test
The optical attenuation coefficient as required in Section 3.2 shall be verified at 1550 nm on
all production cable lengths. The test shall be performed according to IEC 60793-1-C1C
(Backscattering technique).
6.
Quality Assurance Provision
The manufacturer shall carry out quality inspection and keep a record of the test results to an
extent agreed. The manufacturer shall also keep track of the materials used, and of the
production steps, used in the manufacturing of the cable to an extent agreed.
The supplier shall provide details of his quality control procedures that shall include the
methodical recording of the results of production measurements.
Test result shall include the following:
1. Cable designation.
2. Number of fibers.
3. Fiber type.
4. Refractive index.
5. Drum no.
6. Length of cable.
7. Data of measurements.
8. Attenuation for every fiber at 1310 nm.
9. Attenuation for every fiber at 1550 nm.
10. Zero-dispersion wavelength for every fiber.
11. Zero-dispersion slope for every fiber.
12. Maximum and minimum value of mode field diameter of fibers in the cable.
13. Maximum and minimum value of cut-off wavelength in the cable.
14. A core-concentricity error of fibers in the cable.
15. Dispersion.
16. The test results shall be attached on the drum.
7.
Packaging
Cables shall be uniformly wound with no gaps between successive turns.
Cable ends shall be effectively sealed against physicals damage, the ingress of water and loss
of jelly filling, opening and re-sealing being possible at least ten times.
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Identification of the cable drum shall include the following parameters:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Name of manufacturer and year of production.
Cable designation and content.
Cable ID numbers.
Length of cable and start and finish mark.
Order no.
Any other useful information.
Drum size shall be suitable for cable lengths of at least 4000 m as one piece. Longer pieces
are preferable.
Tenderers shall state the maximum drummed cable length of each cable type offered and the
size and gross weight of loaded drums.
The cables shall be supplied on a wooden drum. Each length of cable shall be wound on a
separate drum.
The diameter of the drum barrel shall be large enough to prevent damage to the cable during
reeling or unreeling. The diameter of the barrel shall not be smaller than 40 times the outer
diameter of the cable.
The drum shall be durable and constructed such as to prevent damage to the cables during
shipment and handlings.
Lags or other suitable means of protection shall be applied to the drum to prevent damage to
the cables during shipment and storage. Nails and staples used in the construction of the drum
must not be placed in a position where they can damage the cables. The drums shall be nonreturnable.
Drums with a ramp shall be used. For test purposes a length of approx. 4 - 5 m of the inner
end shall be accessible.
The cable ends shall be sealed with shrinking caps and fastened tightly. A protective wrap
shall be applied over the outer layer of the cable on each reel. The wrap shall be weather
resistant and shall not be removed until the cable is installed.
Marking plates, containing following information shall be securely attached to the outer side
on each drum flange :
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







Type and size of cable.
Cable length in meters.
Gross weight in kilograms.
Reel number.
Manufacturer’s name.
Year of manufacture.
Project name and number.
Arrow showing roll direction.
The plates shall be made of an all weather resistant non-corrosive material.
8.
Miscellaneous
The cable manufacturer shall introduce and maintain a quality system according to ISO 9001.
All optical fibers in each manufactured length shall be tested for attenuation according to Section
5.3. The measured attenuation coefficients (in dB/km) shall be provided with each cable reel. For
lengths less than one kilometer, in consideration of test limitations, values that are within 0.05
dB of the specified end to end attenuation may be reported as the specification limit coefficient.
At the request of the Engineer, the cable manufacturer shall provide installation procedures, all
necessary equipment for the installation process and technical support concerning the items
contained in this specification.
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Annex B-2: Technical Specifications of Optical Fiber Cable - Aerial Type
1.
General Considerations
All aerial optic fiber cables shall be of All-Dielectric Self Supporting (ADSS) type and have the
configuration shown below. The aerial optic fiber cable shall be designed for stable optical
performance at extreme temperatures where thermal expansion or contraction is negligible over a
wide temperature range. The cable shall be ready to be installed on medium and low voltage
electricity poles. The cable shall be installed on utility structures without interrupting power. The
cable jacket shall be resistant to UV-radiation, and to degradation in high electrical fields.
All-Dielectric Self Supporting Optic Fiber Cable Components
This specification describes the cable design, properties of the fibers and the cable, the testing
and the quality assurance during manufacturing, the final acceptance tests and the packaging.
Single mode optical fiber cables which are optimized for use in both wave lengths windows of
1310 nm and 1550 nm are required. The optical fiber cables shall meet the requirements stated in
ITU-T Rec. G.652 D.
The cable shall be new, unused and of current design and manufacture.
2.
Standards
The specification refers to the following standards:


IEC60793-1: Optical Fibers - Part 1: Generic Specification.
IEC60793-2: Optical Fibers - Part 2: Product Specifications.
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

IEC60794-1: Optical Fiber Cables - Part 1: Generic Specification.
IEC60794-4: Optical Fiber Cables - Part 4: Sectional Specifications for OCEPL.
EIA/TIA 598: Color Coding of Fiber Optic Cables.
3.
Fiber Characteristics
3.1.
General Fiber Specifications
The fibers shall meet all requirements according to IEC 60793-2 Category B1.
The ADSS cable shall withstand wind velocity of 160 km/hr and to cover spans of approximately
160 meters .
All optical fibers shall be sufficiently free of surface imperfections and inclusions to meet the
optical, mechanical, and environmental requirements of this specification. Factory made optical
fiber splices are not allowed.
Each optical fiber shall consist of a SiO2 core doped with GeO2 and a fused SiO2 cladding
(matched clad) giving a fiber with a step profile of the refractive index.
The coating shall be easily strippable by means of a mechanical stripping tool without damaging
the fibers. No chemicals shall be required.
The fibers shall be completely phosphorus free.
3.2.
Optical and Mechanical Characteristics of Standard Single Mode Fibers
Single-mode Low Water Peak fiber shall be utilized in these optical fiber cables and shall meet
the ITU recommendation G.652D, “Characteristics of a Single-Mode Optical Fiber Cable”.
This requirement defines standard single-mode fibers for use across the full broad wavelength
range including the extended band (1360 nm - 1460 nm).
These fibers shall have the specified performance and geometry values except as noted below:
Mode field diameter (1310 nm):
9.2 µm  0.4 µm
Mode field diameter (1550 nm):
10.4 µm  0.5 µm
Cladding diameter:
125 µm  0.7 µm
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Mode field concentricity error:
 0.5 µm
Cladding non circularity:
as per ITU G.652 .D type
Refractive index profile:
step
Design:
matched cladding
Effective group index of refraction Neff (at 1310nm):
To be supplied by manufacture
Effective group index of refraction Neff (at 1550nm):
To be supplied by manufacture
Cut off wavelength of cabled fiber:
 1260 nm
Attenuation at 1310 nm:
 0.35 dB/km
Attenuation at 1383 nm:
 0.35 dB/km
Attenuation at 1550 nm:
 0.22 dB/km
Attenuation at 1625 nm:
 0.24 dB/km
Attenuation vs. Wavelength
Range (nm)
Ref. λ (nm)
Max. Difference α (dB/km)
1285 - 1330
1525 - 1575
1310
1550
0.03
0.02
The attenuation in a given wavelength range does not exceed the attenuation of the reference
wavelength (λ) by more than the value α.
Zero dispersion Wavelength (λ0): 1302 nm  λ0  1322 nm
Zero dispersion Slope (S0):  0.089 ps/(nm2.km)
The attenuation measurements shall be made after finally winding the cable on its shipping
drum. Cable ends shall then be hermetically sealed.
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Each fiber in each cable delivery length shall have a zero-dispersion over the range 1300 - 1324
nm. Maximum chromatic dispersion at the wavelength 1330 nm shall not exceed 3.2 ps/nm.km
or as pair ITU-T recommendation G.652 D
3.3.
Core Material
The core of the optical fiber, with a higher refractive index compared to the cladding, is made of
SiO2 (Silicon dioxide) doped with GeO2 (Germanium dioxide).
3.4.
Cladding Material
The cladding of the optical fiber is made of SiO2 (Silicon dioxide).
3.5.
Type of Primary Coating
The primary coating is made of an UV-curable acrylate. It is applied in two layers, each of a
different Young's modulus. The inner layer is somewhat softer than the outer one. This make-up
protects the fiber against micro bending losses and against abrasion.
3.6.
Dimension of Primary Coating
The dimension of the primary coating is 250  15 µm.
Mechanical Characteristics of the Primary Coating
The primary coating is easily strippable by means of a mechanical stripping tool. No chemicals
shall be used.
3.7.
Mechanical Characteristics of Fiber
A non metallic central core shall be provided which may constitute the strength member
designed to withstand all longitudinal stresses or its strength may be supplemented by an
additional stress sharing sheath. The core shall be of a non-hygroscopic material.
Proof test stress: 8 N for 1 second; strain: 1 %.
Each optical fiber shall be proof tested by the fiber manufacturer at a minimum of 100 kpsi (0.7
GN/m2).
The loose buffer tube of the cable shall be able to contain 12 colored fibers.
Fiber Color Coding:
fiber-#
fiber-#
fiber-#
fiber-#
1
2
3
4
: Blue
: Orange
: Green
: Brown
fiber-# 7
fiber-# 8
fiber-# 9
fiber-# 10
: Red
: Black
: Yellow
: Violet
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fiber-# 5 : Slate
fiber-# 6 : White
fiber-# 11 : Pink
fiber-# 12 : Turquoise
The loose buffer tube of the fibers shall be distinguishable by means of color coding in
accordance with TIA/EIA-598-B, "Optical Fiber Cable Color Coding".
The buffer tube shall be filled with a non-hygroscopic, non-nutritive to fungus, electrically nonconductive, homogenous gel in order to prevent water penetration and migration. The gel shall
be free from dirt and foreign matter. The gel shall be readily removable with conventional
nontoxic solvents.
The central strength member shall be surrounded by a high density polyethylene (HDPE) jacket
which shall have a bright color (e.g. orange, red, blue). The nominal jacket thickness shall be
minimal 1.5 mm. The jacket shall not promote the growth of fungus.
The jacket shall be free of holes, splits, and blisters. The cable shall have two jackets, i.e. inner
and outer jackets.
Cable jackets shall be marked with manufacturer’s name, month and year of manufacture,
sequential meter markings, a telecommunication handset symbol, as required by Section 350G of
the National Electrical Safety Code® (NESC®), fiber count, and fiber type. The actual length of
the cable shall be within +/- 1 % of the length markings. The print color shall contrast with the
cable jacket. The size of the marking letters shall be approximately 2.5 mm.
If the initial marking fails to meet the specified requirements (i.e., improper text statement, color,
legibility, or print interval), the cable may be remarked using a contrasting alternate color. The
numbering sequence will differ from the previous numbering sequence, and a tag will be
attached to both the outside end of the cable and to the reel to indicate the sequence of
remarking.
The shipping and storage temperature range of the cable shall be -40C to +70C. The operating
temperature range of the cable shall be -40C to +70C. The installation temperature range of the
cable shall be -5C to +50C.
4.
General Cable Performance Specifications
The cable shall fulfil the following mechanical, thermal and electrical characteristics. If
applicable, during and after the tests, the attenuation shall be monitored at the operating
wavelength.
4.1.
Tensile Performance
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The cable shall be tested in accordance with IEC 60794-1-E1. The cable shall be able to
withstand a permanent load (10 min) of > 9000 N, a short term load (1 min) of > 13000 N, and a
breaking tensile load of > 17000 N. No fibers shall exhibit a measurable change in attenuation
after load removal. Also, the cable shall not have evidence of jacket cracking or splitting. The
maximum allowable pulling tension is 20000 N.
The contractor shall be comply ( or comply and better ) with the followings specifications of the
ADSS cable in his proposal :
1
2
3
4
5
6
#
Specification
Rated Tensile Strength ( RTS)
Maximum Operation Stress
Every Day Stress ( EDS)
Ultimate Operation Stress ( UOS)
E-Midulus
Thermal Expansion Coefficient
4.2.
Crush Resistance
Measuring Unit
20 KN
8 KN
5 KN
12 KN
13 KN /mm2
5.3 * 10-6 /°C
The cable shall withstand a compressive long term load of 5000 N for duration of 10 minutes and
a short term load of 6000 N for duration of 1 minute. The load shall be applied uniformly over
the length of the compression plate. The crush resistance for the aerial optic fiber cables shall be
3000 N/100mm2. The cable shall be tested in accordance with IEC 60794-1-E3. No fibers shall
exhibit a measurable change in attenuation after load removal.
4.3.
Cable Bend
The minimum static bending radius of the cable shall be mor than 10 times the outer diameter.
The minimum dynamic bending radius of the cable shall be less than 20 times the outer diameter.
It shall be tested in accordance with IEC 60794-1-E11. After the test there shall be no change in
fiber attenuation greater than the uncertainty of measurement.
4.4.
Temperature Cycling
The cable shall be subjected to a minimum temperature of -40°C and a maximum temperature of
+70°C. The test shall be performed in accordance with IEC 60794-1-F1. The cable shall meet the
temperature cycling test without exhibiting an average increase in fiber attenuation greater than
0.1 dB/Km for single mode fiber. This value includes the repeatability of the measurement
system, which shall not be greater than +/- 0.05.
4.5.
Water Penetration
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A 1 m sample of the cable shall be subjected to a water penetration test according to IEC 607941-F5. After duration of 24 hours no water shall be detected at the open end of the cable core.
5.
Testing
5.1.
Type Test
The type tests given in Section 6 shall be performed on the fiber optic cable.
5.2.
Factory Acceptance Test
The cable performance shall be provided by showing detailed test reports of the optical
attenuation (if applicable) during and after the test and all relevant test parameters of the type
test. MOICT representatives will witness the Factory Acceptance Test.
5.3.
Routine Test
The optical attenuation coefficient as required in Section 3.2 shall be verified at 1550 nm on all
production cable lengths. The test shall be performed according to IEC 60793-1-C1C
(Backscattering technique).
6.
Quality Assurance Provision
The manufacturer shall carry out quality inspection and keep a record of the test results to an
extent agreed. The manufacturer shall also have a trace ability of the materials used, and of the
production steps, used in the manufacturing of the cable to an extent agreed.
The supplier shall provide details of his quality control procedures that shall include the
methodical recording of the results of production measurements.
Test result shall include the following:
1. Cable designation.
2. Number of fibers.
3. Fiber type.
4. Refractive index.
5. Drum no.
6. Length of cable.
7. Data of measurements.
8. Attenuation for every fiber at 1310 nm.
9. Attenuation for every fiber at 1550 nm.
10. Zero-dispersion wavelength for every fiber.
11. Zero-dispersion slope for every fiber.
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12. Maximum and minimum value of mode field diameter of fibers in the cable.
13. Maximum and minimum value of cut-off wavelength in the cable.
14. A core-concentricity error of fibers in the cable.
15. Dispersion.
16. The test results shall be attached on the drum.
7.
Packaging
Cables shall be uniformly wound with no gaps between successive turns.
Cable ends shall be effectively sealed against physicals damage, the ingress of water and loss of
jelly filling, opening and re-sealing being possible at least ten times.
Identification of the cable drum shall include the following parameters:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Name of manufacturer and year of production.
Cable designation and content.
Cable ID numbers.
Length of cable and start and finish mark.
Order no.
Any other useful information.
Drum size shall preferably be suitable for cable lengths of at least 4000 m as one piece. Longer
pieces are preferable.
Tenderers shall state the maximum drummed cable length of each cable type offered and the size
and gross weight of loaded drums.
The cables shall be supplied on a wooden drum. Each length of cable shall be wound on a
separate drum.
The diameter of the drum barrel shall be large enough to prevent damage to the cable during
reeling or unreeling. The diameter of the barrel shall not be smaller than 40 times the outer
diameter of the cable.
The drum shall be durable and constructed such as to prevent damage to the cables during
shipment and handlings.
Lags or other suitable means of protection shall be applied to the drum to prevent damage to the
cables during shipment and storage. Nails and staples used in the construction of the drum must
not be placed in a position where they can damage the cables. The drums shall be non-returnable.
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Drums with a ramp shall be used. For test purposes a length of approx. 4 - 5 m of the inner end
shall be accessible.
The cable ends shall be sealed with shrinking caps and fastened tightly. A protective wrap shall
be applied over the outer layer of the cable on each reel. The wrap shall be weather resistant and
shall not be removed until the cable is installed.
Marking plates, containing following information shall be securely attached to the outer side on
each drum flange:








Type and size of cable.
Cable length in meters.
Gross weight in kilograms.
Reel number.
Manufacturer’s name.
Year of manufacture.
Project name and number.
Arrow showing roll direction.
The plates shall be made of an all weather resistant non-corrosive material.
8.
Miscellaneous
The cable manufacturer shall introduce and maintain a quality system according to ISO 9001.
All optical fibers in each manufactured length shall be tested for attenuation according to Section
5.3. The measured attenuation coefficients (in dB/km) shall be provided with each cable reel. For
lengths less than one kilometer, in consideration of test limitations, values that are within 0.05
dB of the specified end to end attenuation may be reported as the specification limit coefficient.
At the request of the Engineer, the cable manufacturer shall provide installation procedures, all
necessary equipment for the installation process and technical support concerning the items
contained in this specification.
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Annex B-3: Technical Specifications of Optical Distribution Frame
1.
Scope
This specification covers the requirements for Optical Distribution Frames (ODF) to be used for
termination of optical fiber cables in Technical Rooms where a large number of optical fibers are
expected to be involved (Aggregate Points and PoPs).
1.1.
Definitions
For the purpose of this specification the following definitions are applicable:
Optical Distribution Frame (ODF)
The system required for the termination and/or through connection of optical fiber cables in an
orderly, systematic and flexible way in order to gain simple and reliable access to the optical
fibers.
Patch Cord
A specified length of tight-buffered optical fiber, with or without a strength member of aramid
yarns stranded around the fiber and covered by an outer sheath, fitted with optical connectors at
both ends.
Pig-tail
1 meter of tight-buffered optical fiber, with or without a strength member of aramid yarns
stranded around the fiber and covered by an outer sheath, fitted with optical connectors on one
end only.
2.
General Principles
The ODF shall be given a dedicated location within an equipment area to facilitate an orderly
collection and termination of optical fiber cables. Each optical fiber is terminated with an optical
connector and accessed from a patch-panel at the ODF. It shall be possible to access each
incoming optical fiber at the ODF and redistribute further to their final destination by the means
of optical patch cords.
Thus the ODF provides the flexibility point for all the optical cables involved, from where all
fibers can be distributed, re-routed or cross-connected in a simple way, depending on the
requirements and needs at any particular time.
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3.
Design
3.1.
The ODF shall have a flexible and modular design, with provisions for future expansions,
possibility to add new cables, or to remove existing ones. The parts and components shall
be pre-assembled, as far as possible, in order to minimize the amount of work to be
carried out at site when the ODF is installed.
3.2.
The ODF shall comprise a system of racks, panels, etc. which shall be possible to order in
units according to requirements, any other design arrangement may be offered. Suppliers
may offer for wall mounted ODF with explanation to be provided.
3.3.
The design of the ODF system shall take into account the handling properties of the
optical indoor cable with special regard to the minimum allowed bending radius of the
cable. At no place may the optical fibres be bent below a minimum allowed bending
radius of 35 millimetres, and provisions shall be made in order to prevent the fibres from
being squeezed anywhere in the rack.
3.4.
It shall be reasonably simple to add new optical cables to the ODF and to install the
corresponding patch-panels, etc. It shall be possible to carry out the work with a
minimum of manpower using only common place tools.
3.5.
The overall design shall be such that each optical connector is easy to access, connect or
disconnect. Provisions shall be made to prevent accidental disconnection of optical
connectors as well as physical damage to optical fibers due to unintentional mechanical
influence (e.g. a ladder accidentally hitting the rack or patch panel).
3.6.
Immediate access to the optical connectors shall be prevented by means of doors or
panels. It shall be possible to lock or secure these to prevent unauthorized tampering with
the connectors.
3.7.
The ODF system shall include facilities for systematic and safe storage of excess lengths
on optical patch cords. The minimum requirement is that it shall be possible to store at
least 4 meters of excess length on each 3 mm diameter optical patch cord without causing
excessive strain on the fibres.
3.8.
The design and materials used for the ODF shall be compatible for use in a protected
environment with controlled temperature and humidity and only occasional exposure to
the temperature and humidity of a tropical coastal environment.
3.9.
The ODF shall be of rack mounted type. Suppliers may offer as an option for wall
mounted type.
3.10. The ODF shall be capable of operating over a full temperature range of (-30ºC to +70ºC),
without any damage or significant change in performance.
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4.
Optical Connectors
The optical connectors to be used shall be of high-grade SC/PC type as described below.
4.1.
SC/PC Connector Plug and Adapter
The optical fibers shall be terminated with PC-polished optical connector plugs of SC type.
4.2.
SC/PC Adapter
The patch panels of the ODF shall be furnished with adapters for optical connectors.
5.
Splices
Where splicing of pigtails is required by the ODF design the following shall apply:
5.1.
Facilities for Splicing
For the protection and management of the fibers the ODF shall be furnished with splice trays or
fiber organizers where the fiber joint shall be secured and excess fiber from the joint is stowed
away. The splice tray design shall take into account the minimum allowed bending radius of 30
mm for the fiber.
The strength member of the indoor cable shall be secured safely to the same shelf (unit, box, etc.)
where the splice trays are installed. Unprotected primary coated fiber is not allowed anywhere in
the rack except inside the protective cover of the splice trays. Tight buffered 0.9 mm fibers
without additional protection shall also be protected and may only be used inside the patchpanels.
5.2.
Method of Splicing
The optical pigtails, whether they are bare 0.9 mm tight-buffered fibers or have aramid yarn
protection, shall be jointed by the means of fusion splicing, and the splices shall be protected by
splice protection sleeve.
5.3.
Splice Loss
The maximum allowed splice loss shall be ≤ 0.1 dB @ 1310 nm and, ≤ 0.07 dB @ 1550 nm
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Annex B-4: Technical Specifications of Mini Optical Distribution Frame
1.
Scope
This specification covers the requirements for Mini Optical Distribution Frames to be used for
termination of optical fiber cables in Technical Rooms where a smaller number of optical fibers
are expected to be involved (Connection Points).
1.2.
Definitions
For the purpose of this specification the following definitions are applicable:
Mini Optical Distribution Frame
The system required for the termination and/or through connection of optical fiber cables in an
orderly, systematic and flexible way in order to gain simple and reliable access to the optical
fibers.
Patch Cord
A specified length of tight-buffered optical fiber, with or without a strength member of aramid
yarns stranded around the fiber and covered by an outer sheath, fitted with optical connectors at
both ends.
Pig-tail
1 Meter length of tight-buffered optical fiber, with or without a strength member of aramid
yarns stranded around the fiber and covered by an outer sheath, fitted with optical connectors on
one end only.
2.
General Principles
The Mini ODF shall be given a dedicated location within an equipment area to facilitate an
orderly collection and termination of optical fiber cables. The Mini ODF shall be placed into
standard rack mount, it's depth shall not exceed 32 cm, and shall be suitable for most connectors
and cable types. Additionally, the Mini ODF shall serve as a termination-splice fiber
management tray that provides termination for 6 fibers in an all-front-access design. This unit
shall have space for pigtails, splice trays, adapters, etc.. as shown in the figure below.
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Mini Optical Distribution Frame
Thus the Mini ODF provides the flexibility point for all the optical cables involved, from where
all fibers can be distributed, re-routed or cross-connected in a simple way, depending on the
requirements and needs at any particular time.
3.
Design
Mini ODF is used for applications in shared or growing networks. It is designed for splicing and
cross-connecting fibers. The splicing function is handled by one or two cassettes,
accommodating fusion splices protected by heat shrink sleeves. Connection and cross-connection
are done by using any standard connector. The Sliding Patch & Splice Panel provides easy
access to connections from the front of the frame, and accommodates left or right patch cord exit.
The Mini ODF is ideal for use where networks may change more frequently or become complex.
3.1.
The design of the Mini ODF system shall take into account the handling properties of the
optical indoor cable with special regard to the minimum allowed bending radius of the
cable. At no place may the optical fibers be bent below a minimum allowed bending
radius of 35 millimeters, and provisions shall be made in order to prevent the fibers from
being squeezed anywhere in the rack.
3.2.
The overall design shall be such that each optical connector is easy to access, connect or
disconnect. Provisions shall be made to prevent accidental disconnection of optical
connectors as well as physical damage to optical fibers due to unintentional mechanical
influence (e.g. a ladder accidentally hitting the rack or patch panel).
3.3.
Immediate access to the optical connectors shall be prevented by means of doors or
panels. It shall be possible to lock or secure these to prevent unauthorized tampering with
the connectors.
3.4.
The design and materials used for the ODF shall be compatible for use in a protected
environment with controlled temperature and humidity and only occasional exposure to
the temperature and humidity of a tropical coastal environment.
3.5.
The Mini ODF shall be capable of operating over a full temperature range of (-30ºC to
+70ºC), without any damage or significant change in performance.
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4.
Optical Connectors
The optical connectors to be used shall be of high-grade SC/PC type as described below.
4.1.
SC/PC Connector Plug and Adapter
The optical fibers shall be terminated with PC-polished optical connector plugs of SC type.
4.2.
SC/PC Adapter
The patch panels of the Mini ODF shall be furnished with adapters for optical connectors.
5.
Splices
Where splicing of pigtails is required by the Mini ODF design the following shall apply:
5.1.
Facilities for Splicing
For the protection and management of the fibers the Mini ODF shall be furnished with splice
trays or fiber organizers where the fiber joint shall be secured and excess fiber from the joint is
stowed away. The splice tray design shall take into account the minimum allowed bending radius
of 35 mm for the fiber.
The strength member of the indoor cable shall be secured safely to the same shelf (unit, box, etc.)
where the splice trays are installed. Unprotected primary coated fiber is not allowed anywhere in
the rack except inside the protective cover of the splice trays. Tight buffered 0.9 mm fibers
without additional protection shall also be protected and may only be used inside the patchpanels.
5.2.
Method of Splicing
The optical pigtails, whether they are bare 0.9 mm tight-buffered fibers or have aramid yarn
protection, shall be jointed by the means of fusion splicing, and the splices shall be protected by
splice protection sleeve.
5.3.
Splice Loss
The maximum allowed splice loss shall be ≤ 0.1 dB @ 1310 nm and, ≤ 0.07 dB @ 1550 nm
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Annex B-5: Technical Specifications of Optical Connectors and Adapters
1.
Scope
This document specifies the requirement of optical connector sets of SC/PC-type to be used in
single-mode optical fiber telecommunication systems.
A connector set is: "The complete set of connector components required to provide demountable
coupling between optical fibers". The length of fiber or cable on each side of the connector set
shall be 3 meters (minimum).
2.
Design
2.1.
General
The ferrule of the optical connector shall be made of zirconia stabilized ceramic.
When the connector is mounted on a cable (or a tight buffered fiber) the fiber shall be fixed with
epoxy in the cavity of the ferrule. Then the end face of the ferrule with the fiber shall be
polished. In order to ensure physical contact the shape of the ferrule shall be spherical.
The cable (jacket and strength members) shall be fixed to the connector by means of a crimp
sleeve.
Mating with another connector shall be accomplished by the means of an adapter with a split
sleeve.
2.2.
Material
The supplier shall give details of the materials used in different parts of the proposed connector.
The connector housing shall be of an all-metal design.
2.3.
Ferrule
The ferrule end face shall be PC-polished and meet the following requirements:
Ferrule end face curvature (r)
10 < r < 25 mm
Vertex offset of ferrule tip (convex vertex eccentricity < 50 µm
from ferrule centre )
Fiber undercut from ferrule end face:
 0.05 µm
Fiber protrusion from ferrule end face:
 0.10 µm
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Outside diameter (A)
Tolerance of cavity diameter
Concentricity error C.E. of cavity
Angular misalignment 
3.
Performance Requirements
3.1.
Visual Inspection
2.4990 ± 0.0005 mm
+1, -0 µm
< 1.4 µm
< 0.2º
3.1.1. Overall Inspection of Connectors
Each connector shall be properly packed. The package shall be marked with, the name of the
manufacturer and the manufacturing date.
The connector itself shall be legibly and durably marked with the identity mark of the
manufacturer and the manufacturing date code.
3.1.2. Inspection of the End Face
The end face shall be clean and free from residues of glue. Using a microscope with a maximum
magnification of 200x no scratches or break out of glass pieces shall be seen.
3.2.
Insertion Loss
Requirements:
Allowable attenuation:
3.3.
Mean
 0.25 dB
Maximum
 0.50 dB
Return Loss
Requirements:
Allowable return loss:
4.
 40 dB
Temperature
The connector shall be capable of operating over a full temperature range of (-30ºC to +70ºC),
without any damage or significant change in optical performance.
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Annex B-6: Technical Specifications of Optical Cable Splice Enclosures
1.
Scope
This specification covers the requirements of splice enclosures to be used for splicing of all types
of optical cables. Thus it is applicable for both duct and aerial cables.
2.
General
The design of the splice closure shall consider ITU-T recommendation L.13 “Sheath joints and
organizers of optical fiber cables in the outside plant” and the requirements of this specification.
It shall be possible to use the splice closure installed in manholes, in handholes, on poles, in
cable vault, etc. It is the intention to use the splice closure to be installed in chambers or on
poles.
The closure shall be re-enterable, i.e. possible to open and close several times, without wear or
impairment of its water tightness and/or other essential features.
The enclosure shall be equipped with fiber cassettes and organizers that are easy to use and
which provide full protection to the fibers.
3.
Handling Aspects
3.1.
The splice closure shall have a robust and reliable design and well adapted to the
conditions in the field. It has to work even if minor un-intentional deviations at the
installation procedure are made.
3.2.
The splice closure shall have as few parts as possible.
3.3.
Tools that require calibration shall not be required for work with the closure.
3.4.
The use of melt resin or glue shall be avoided if possible.
3.5.
Work with the closure shall be possible in a cramped room, e.g. manholes.
3.6.
Work with the closure shall be possible without bending the fibers below their minimum
allowed bending radius at any stage of work.
3.7.
Work with the closure shall not require extensive training.
3.8.
Work with the closure shall be possible to be carried out by one man alone.
3.9.
Work with the closure shall not involve any risk of injury to the working personnel.
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3.10. The method of work shall be described in an easy to understand installation instruction or
manual enclosed with each closure in English and Modern Standard Arabic.
3.11. All the parts of the splice closure, except for the materials required for jointing of the
fibers, shall be packed in one package, with a clear marking of its contents if required. If
the storage time is limited that shall be stated on the package.
4.
Design
The winning bidder shall furnish and install fiber optic splice closures in locations where
splices require protection as shown on the plans and as ordered by the Engineer. The fiber
optic splice closure shall meet all requirements stated in the following specification:
4.1.
The splice closure shall provide a good mechanical protection.
4.2.
The splice enclosure shall incorporate a mechanical compression and/or mastic tape
sealing system to maintain a barrier against water and moisture penetration.
4.3.
The splice enclosure shall be reasonably resistant against unauthorized tampering,
vibration and wear, as well as against biotic attack (rodents, termites, etc.).
4.4.
The splice enclosure shall be resistant against corrosion.
4.5.
The splice enclosure shall be resistant against UV-radiation.
4.6.
The splice enclosure shall be made of materials, which are mutually compatible.
4.7.
The size of the splice enclosure shall be in proportion to the number of cables, fibers in
each cable and to the number of splices.
4.8.
It shall be easy to re-enter the splice enclosure and close it again several times. Also the
closure shall be capable of accepting additional cables without removal of the sheath
retention or strength member clamping hardware on previously installed cables or
disturbing existing splices.
4.9.
The design of the enclosure must be such that the fibers are never bended below their
minimum allowed bending radius of 35 mm during any phase of the splicing work.
4.10. A splice enclosure, which shall be used for a branching joint, shall be possible to
assemble without the necessity to cut all the fibers.
4.11. The fiber optic enclosure shall be available in distinct sizes to accommodate a variety of
cable entries. A fiber optic enclosure shall be capable of accommodating up to four
cables in a butt or branch configuration.
4.12. It shall be possible to split and branch groups of 12 fibers from the splice enclosure.
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4.13. Inside the splice enclosure there shall be space enough for an excess length of fiber of at
least 2 meters. This length is based on expected future needs for maintenance or
redistribution of fibers.
4.14. The splice enclosure shall contain, or have the space for, fiber organizers for storage of
fiber joints as well as the excess lengths on fibers.
4.15. The fiber organizers shall provide good protection to the fibers and their joints, and have
space for identification of each fiber.
4.16. The splice enclosure together with the fiber organizer shall facilitate easy access to any
optional fiber within the enclosure for work without affecting the service on the other
fibers.
4.17. In the splice enclosure it shall be possible to terminate any possible metallic conductor in
the optical cable in such a way that they are easily accessible and possible to equip with
over voltage protection devices.
4.18. The splice enclosure shall be possible to use on cables with basically a circular crosssection and shall be adapted to the dimensions of the cables to be connected.
4.19. The splice enclosure shall provide satisfactory anchorage of the jackets, armoring and
strength members of the cables.
4.20. The splice enclosure shall allow metallic parts of the cables, if any, to be bridged over so
that a satisfactory electrical connection between them is achieved. It shall be possible to
ground metal parts of the cable, and it shall also be possible to separate all the metal
parts.
4.21. For manhole installation it shall be possible to attach the splice closure to a manhole wall
by the means of attachment devices, as shown in the figure below, all necessary materials
for fixing shall be included in the offer.
Example of a Splice Closures for Duct Cable
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4.22. For pole installation it shall be possible to attach the splice closure to the pole by the
means of attachment devices, as shown in the figure below, all necessary materials for
fixing shall be included in the offer.
Splice Closures for Aerial Cable
Example of a Splice Closures for Aerial Cable
4.23. It shall be easy to furnish the splice enclosure with an external marking.
4.24. The splice enclosure shall be capable of operating over a full temperature range of (-30ºC
to +70ºC), without any damage or significant change in performance.
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Annex B-7: Technical Specifications for Duct Cable Hardware and Support
Accessories
1.
Cable U-Guard shall be used to protect the cable at the points of potential abrasion.
U-Guard & Galvanized Steel Protector Pipe
2.
Cable trays with cover shall be used to protect cables installed on wall.
3.
Cable Tray/U-Guard installations shall be carried out with no damage to the wall surface.
Side & Front View for Galvanized Steel Cable Ladder with Fixation
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Annex B-8: Technical Specifications for Aerial Cable Hardware and Support
Accessories
1.
Aerial Cable Storage
All slack cable storage locations require the installation of slack cable storage brackets. The fiber
cable storage bracket insures a proper bending radius for the stored fiber optic cable and provides
for horizontal storage and tie ring for storage of multiple cables and loops. The figures below
illustrate possible slack cable storage configurations. Cables shall be secured utilizing weather
resistant plastic material or stainless steel.
Aerial Cable Storage Configuration for Pass-Through Cables
Aerial Cable Storage Configuration for Angled Cables
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2.
Aerial Cable Support Hardware
There are two general types of aerial cable support hardware: Dead-end and tangent (passthrough) assemblies.
2.1.
Dead-end Grip
Dead-end bracket is used at the point of cable termination. The figure below shows an aerial
cable dead-end Grip.
Aerial Cable Dead-end Grip
2.2.
Pass-Through Bracket
Pass-through bracket is normally installed after the span has been tensioned. The figure below
illustrates a front view of a pass-through bracket. To install the cable, the hinged top is opened
and the bottom pad is inserted. Then the cable is placed on the pad, the top pad is placed over the
cable, the top is closed, and the bolt is tightened to hold the cable in place.
Pass-Through Bracket
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3.
Cable Mounts
Metal cable mounts is normally used to hold the aerial cable on the pole (wooden, steel,
concrete).
Metal Aerial Cable Mount (for Steel, Concrete, and Wooden Poles)
4.
Splice Closures Clamp
Strapped clamp is normally used to hold the closures on poles (wooden, steel, concrete) as
shown in figure below.
Splice closures clamp strapped with metal bends
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5.
Galvanized Pipe Holder
Galvanized Pipe (Ø 25, 50 mm) Holder
6.
Aerial Cable Sag
Planning for aerial cable installation includes taking into account proper clearances, cable types
and properties, the mechanical stress loading on the cable, and span length.
Planning for proper clearances requires knowing the “sag” of the proposed installation. The
Winning bidder shall plan aerial cable installation to allow for a minimum clearance of six (6)
meters above ground level and three (3) meters from existing medium voltage power cables on
electricity poles.
Aerial Cable Sag and Clearance
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Annex C: Test and Acceptance Specifications
1.
General Requirements
Tools and test instruments required for the acceptance shall be provided by the Winning bidder
and shall be fully described and identified by:





Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date and certificate of calibration.
The test instruments shall be adequate in both performance and quantity for the required
acceptance testing. The offered test instruments shall conform to the O-Series of ITU-T
Recommendations. All test instruments shall have a valid calibration label stating calibration
institution and expiration date.
A copy of the instruction manual shall be provided with each test instrument during the
acceptance testing. The manuals shall contain all the relevant information for each type of the
test instruments offered, including operation, fault diagnosis and correction, recalibration test,
standards and recalibration instruments required.
The test instruments shall include all necessary power cords, patch cords, attenuators, test probes
an accessories to carry out all the tests. All accessories required for performing the acceptance
test shall have been included in the calibration procedure.
2.
Tests of Cable and Measurements of Optical Signal Attenuation
2.1.
General
All adjustments to the costs for the installation of the outside plant fiber optic cables will be
performed from physical segment lengths, explicitly excluding losses due to cable installation
and or other manipulation. This shall make it possible to validate installed segment lengths
against optical lengths from the test equipment.
2.2.
Acceptance Tests
The optical fiber acceptance tests are comprised of measurements of signal strength through
signal reflection (Optical Time Domain Reflectometer, OTDR) and signal insertion and
detection. The Winning bidder shall perform all acceptance tests and compile them on the
required forms. The Winning bidder shall submit to the Engineer all forms necessary to detail the
performance of each fiber. The Winning bidder shall invite the Engineer to witness the
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provisional and final tests. During final acceptance testing, and before the issuance of the Final
Acceptence Certificate (Performance Certificate), tests similar to those conducted during the
provisional acceptance shall be performed.
Laser Source Verification Procedure with Simple Signal Insertion and Detection Tester
Site 1 -1
Amman
Laser
Laser
Source
Source
Site 2 -2
Amman
CC
A A
B B
adapter
Adapter
Optical
Optical
Power
meter
Meter
Patch Cords
-3.5 dBm
NOTE: No two laser sources have the same output value. It is necessary to precisely measure
this output value in order to determine the signal loss caused by the patch cords and the
connectors. In knowing the precise output value, it is then possible to subtract it from the final
read out. The readings must be performed on both the transmit (Tx) and receive (Rx) fiber
strands, and in both directions by inverting the source and the sensor. This calibration test must
be performed prior to any measurement being taken.
EXAMPLE:
A = Reference signal of the source
B = Reference signal of the sensor
C = Adaptor
Step 1 = First reading composed of: A + C + B = -3.5 dBm
Step 2 = Inversion of source and sensor
Step 3 = Second reading composed of: B + C + A = -2.8 dBm
Step 4 = (-3.5) + (-2.8) = -6.3 dBm divided by 2 = -3.15 dBm
Therefore, we have a reference loss of: -3.15 dBm (example value)
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Example of Measurement on a Section (B)
The reading from Site 1 to Site 2 = -18.7 dBm
-18.7 – (-3.15) (see previous section) = -15.55 dBm
The reading from Site 2 to Site 1 = -19.5 dBm
-19.5 – (- 3.15) = -16.35 dBm
NOTE: Each reading must be performed in both directions. The result is divided by two (2) to
obtain the real value.
(-15.5) + (-16.35) = -31.85 dBm divided by two = -15.93 dBm
Therefore, the real loss on this section (B) is -15.93 dBm (example value)
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Examples of Signal Attenuation Readings Records (loss in dB)
These readings shown in the table below have been taken only in one direction and shall be
repeated in the other direction.
OUTPUT SOURCE POWER: (example)
A to B
F#1
F#2
F#3
F#4
F#5
F#6
F#7
F#8
F#9
F # 10
F # 11
F # 12
F # 13
F # 14
F # 15
F # 16
At 1310nm = -1dbm At 1550nm = -3dbm
Measure at
Measure at
Real loss at
1310
1550
1310
-15.7
-11.8
-14.7
-15.7
-12.09
-14.7
-15.99
-11.48
-14.99
-15.62
-11.96
-14.62
-15.82
-11.8
-14.82
-15.81
-11.72
-14.81
-15.85
-12.16
-14.85
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
-15.71
-12.06
-14.71
Real loss at
1550
-8.8
-9.09
-8.48
-8.96
-8.8
-8.72
-9.16
-9.06
-9.06
-9.06
-9.06
-9.06
-9.06
-9.06
-9.06
-9.06
All measurements must be saved on paper and in electronic copy in Microsoft Excel format. The
real loss data shall be entered in the attached acceptance sheet (MS Excel spreadsheet). The
acceptance criteria for cable loss measurement are detailed on this sheet.
3.
Readings with Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR)
When measuring attenuation, it is necessary to consider splices, which increase the signal
(positive splices), and splices, which decrease the signal (negative splices).
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Ex: (0.08db) positive and (-0.06db) negative
In order to obtain the net loss value of a splice (or total splice losses), it is necessary to run
OTDR measurements in both directions, add the two (2) values and divide by two (2).
In the aforementioned example, the final result would be: (0.08) + (-0.06) = 0.02 dB divided by
two = 0.01 dB
Maximum Attenuation of a Fusion
The maximum attenuation for a fusion shall be of 0.1 dB at a 1310 nanometer wavelength and of
0.06 dB at a 1550 nanometer wavelength.
The total attenuation for a kilometer of network (dB/km) shall correlate with the specifications of
the fiber optic cable manufacturer.
The true optical distance (including all slack in the cable) must be specified for each
measurement; in all attenuation test reports (see Excel spreadsheet).
Paper print out of the OTDR measurements showing the complete distance and electronic files
(taken from both directions on the fiber section) shall be included in the acceptance report. The
electronic files shall be supplied with the software to run on a standard PC to open and read and
display the files.
4.
Additional Optical and Dispersion Measurements
Dispersion measurements shall be made within the dynamic range of the test equipment.
Each fiber in each cable delivery length shall have a zero-dispersion over the range 13001324 nm (< 3.5 ps/nm.km). Maximum dispersion at the wavelength 1550 nm shall not
exceed 18 ps/nm.km or as pair ITU-T recommendation G.652 D.
Polarization Mode Dispersion shall also be verified to guarantee future extreme high bitrate operation (> 10 Gb/s). The PMD shall be less than 0.1 ps/sqrt(km) at 1550 nm.
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In case the tests can not be executed due to test equipment not being available in country, the
Factory Acceptance Test sheets of the cable installed shall be provided.
5.
Fiber Acceptance Report
The fiber acceptance report shall be handed over on 3 paper copies and 3 electronic copies on
CD-ROM and prepared for each optical fiber cable section between the optical termination
points. The acceptance report shall contain the following items.
5.1.
Acceptance Report Components
General Test Identification






Optical fiber cable section identifier.
Start termination point identifier.
End termination point identifier.
Date of measurement performed.
Name of test operator (in English) for start termination point.
Name of test operator (in English) for end termination point.
Laser Source Specification for Start Optical Termination Point





Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date of calibration.
Laser Source Specification for End Optical Termination Point





Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date of calibration.
Power Meter Specification for Start Optical Termination Point





Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date of calibration.
Power Meter Specification for End Optical Termination Point
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




Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date of calibration.
OTDR Measurement Specifications for Start Optical Termination Point





Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date of calibration.
OTDR Measurement Specifications for End Optical Termination Point





Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date of calibration.
Dispersion and PMD Measurement Specifications (if not supplied with factory drum test
sheet)





Manufacturer.
Type.
Option(s) installed.
Serial number.
Last date of calibration.
5.2.
The results of the attenuation and OTDR measurements shall be gathered on the fiber
section acceptance form as shown below. This acceptance sheet shall be given as a paper
copy and as an electronic copy (Microsoft Excel 2007) on the CD-ROM.
5.3.
The print-out of the OTDR measurements in both directions for both 1310 nm and 1550
nm shall be included in the fiber acceptance report and an electronic copy of the
measurement files on the CD-ROM including a full copy of the viewer of these
measurement files (HP, Siemens, Anritsu or other).
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Example Sheet
Section
Start optical termination point (A)
To
cable section ID
Start pount ID
Fibre
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Averaged
Mean
End optical tramination point (B)
End point ID
1550 nm
A to B
B to A Difference Average
(dB)
(dB)
Loss (dB)
(dB)
-5.21
-4.94
0.27
-5.08
-4.98
-4.79
0.19
-4.89
-5.64
-5.28
0.36
-5.46
-4.76
-4.63
0.13
-4.70
-5.13
-4.92
0.21
-5.03
-5.23
-5.10
0.13
-5.17
-5.28
-5.11
0.17
-5.20
-4.99
-4.67
0.32
-4.83
-5.40
-4.96
0.44
-5.18
-5.40
-5.14
0.26
-5.27
-4.92
-4.75
0.17
-4.84
-5.16
-5.01
0.15
-5.09
-5.01
-4.62
0.39
-4.82
-5.60
-5.33
0.27
-5.47
-5.44
-5.27
0.17
-5.36
-5.28
-5.06
0.22
-5.17
-5.21
-4.97
0.24
-5.09
-5.09
0.24
1310 nm
A to B
B to A Difference Average
(dB)
(dB)
Loss (dB)
(dB)
-7.36
-7.95
0.59
-7.66
-7.12
-7.71
0.59
-7.42
-7.77
-8.32
0.55
-8.05
-6.77
-7.35
0.58
-7.06
-7.33
-7.82
0.49
-7.58
-7.32
-7.79
0.47
-7.56
-7.58
-7.98
0.40
-7.78
-7.14
-7.79
0.65
-7.47
-7.51
-7.90
0.39
-7.71
-7.51
-8.15
0.64
-7.83
-7.11
-7.39
0.28
-7.25
-7.51
-7.94
0.43
-7.73
-7.06
-7.38
0.32
-7.22
-8.06
-8.62
0.56
-8.34
-7.85
-8.35
0.50
-8.10
-7.57
-7.96
0.39
-7.77
-7.41
-7.90
0.49
-7.66
-7.66
0.49
Physical cable length as obtained by OTDR
20.01 km
Number of splices from A to B
9.00
pcs
Acceptance criteria
1 all averaged values per fibre (column G and K) below required total allowable loss
2 differences of measurments in both directions may not differ more than 0.5 dB at 1550 nm
and not more than 0.7 dB at 1310 nm for each fiber
Requirements:
Cable Attenuattion per km (dB):
Total Physical Cable Length (km):
Splice Loss Mean Value (dB):
Total Number of Splices:
Maximum Connector Loss (dB):
Total Number of Connectors:
Allowance for short section (dB):
Total Allowable Loss (dB):
1550 nm
1310 nm
0.23
20.01
0.05
9
0.50
2
0.00
6.05
0.35
20.01
0.05
9
0.50
2
0.00
8.45
Approved by Contractor
Witnessed and signed
Accepted and signed
Representative:
PMC Representative
MoICT Representative
Signature:
Signature:
Signature:
Name:
Name:
Name:
Date:
Date:
Date:
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‫انًىاطفبد انفُُخ نًىاعُش انجالعزُك ‪Annex D: Duct Specifications :‬‬
‫‪The supplied ducts must conform to the specifications below.‬‬
‫‪The color of the main and the sub ducts shall be yellow‬‬
‫‪The print on the outside shall be in resistant black print “MoICT-NBN” at a spacing of‬‬
‫‪every 100 cm, and on 180 degree.‬‬
‫‪‬‬
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‫انًدبل وَطبق انزطجُك ‪Scope & Field of Application:‬‬
‫‪3‬‬
‫رخزض هزِ انًىاطفبد انخبطخ ثًىاعُش انجالعزُك غُش انًهذٌ (يزعذد كهىسَذ انفُُم) راد انًمبط االعًٍ (‪ 32‬يهى و ‪110‬‬
‫يهى) وانًغزخذيخ ثًشبسَع شجكبد كىاثم االرظبالد انًذفىَخ رحذ األسع‪.‬‬
‫انخــــىاص‪. Characteristics :‬‬
‫‪4‬‬
‫َدت أٌ َزىفش فٍ انًىاعُش انجالعزكُخ (يزعذد كهىسَذ انفُُم) انًغزخذيخ فٍ رًذَذاد شجكبد االرظبالد انًذفىَخ رحذ‬
‫األسع يب َهـــــٍ‪:‬‬
‫يىاد انزظُُــــع‪. Materials :‬‬
‫أ‪.‬‬
‫أٌ رظُع أعبعب ً يٍ يزعذد فهىسَذ انفُُم غُش انًهذٌ )‪.(UPVC‬‬
‫(‪)1‬‬
‫أٌ ال رحزىٌ عهً أَخ إضبفبد عذا إضبفخ انهىٌ واإلضبفبد انضشوسَخ نزغهُم عًهُخ رظُُع‬
‫(‪)2‬‬
‫انًىاعُش الَزبج يىاعُش عهًُخ ويعزًخ راد أعطح َبعًخ وراد يزبَخ يُكبَُكُخ خُذح (ولذ‬
‫َضبف أنُهب يشردعبد َظُفخ يٍ َفظ عًهُخ انزظُُع وَفظ انًُزح ورفٍ ثًزطهجبد هزِ‬
‫انًىاطفخ وال َدىص اعزعًـبل أٌ يشردعبد أخــشي)‪.‬‬
‫انًظهش وانحبنخ انعبيـــخ‪. Appearance :‬‬
‫ة‪.‬‬
‫أٌ ركىٌ خذساٌ انًىاعُش يغزمًُخ وراد يمبطع دائشَخ ونىٌ اطفش‪.‬‬
‫(‪)1‬‬
‫أٌ ركىٌ خذساٌ األَبثُت واألعطح انذاخهُخ وانخبسخُخ َبعًخ خبنُخ يٍ انزشممبد وانشــــشوخ‬
‫(‪)2‬‬
‫وانزدبعُذ انحبدح األطشاف وانجمع وانفشاغبد أو أَخ عُىة أخشي أو يىاد غشَجخ (وَغًح‬
‫ثبنزدبعُذ انخفُفخ انًُجغطخ)‪.‬‬
‫انكثبفـــــــخ‪. Density :‬‬
‫خـ‪.‬‬
‫أٌ ال رمم كثبفخ انًىاعُش عٍ ‪ 1.35‬غى‪ /‬عى‪ 3‬وال رضَذ عٍ ‪ 1.45‬غى‪ /‬عى‪ 3‬عُذ دسخخ حشاسح ‪ 23‬دسخخ يئىَــخ‪.‬‬
‫األثعبد وانزفبورـــبد‪. Dimensions and Tolerances :‬‬
‫د‪.‬‬
‫أٌ َكىٌ انطىل انفعبل (ثذوٌ انًفخ) نهًبعىسح ‪ 6‬يزش وأال َزعذي انزفبود فٍ انطىل عهـــــً‬
‫(‪)1‬‬
‫(طفش –‪ )30‬يى‪.‬‬
‫أٌ َكىٌ انحذ األدًَ نأللطبس انخبسخُخ ونغًك اندذساٌ وانزفبوربد كًب هى يىضح ثبندــــذول‬
‫(‪)2‬‬
‫سلــى (‪ )1‬و (‪.)2‬‬
‫خذول سلى (‪)1‬‬
‫انمطش (يى)‬
‫انغًبكخ (يى)‬
‫انًمبط االعًٍ‬
‫انحذ األدًَ‬
‫انحذ األعهً‬
‫انحذ األدًَ‬
‫انحذ األعهً‬
‫‪"1.25‬‬
‫‪ 32‬يى‬
‫‪1.8‬‬
‫‪2.2‬‬
‫‪32‬‬
‫‪32.2‬‬
‫‪"4‬‬
‫‪ 110‬يى‬
‫‪3.2‬‬
‫‪3.8‬‬
‫‪110‬‬
‫‪110.3‬‬
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‫خذول سلى (‪)2‬‬
‫انًمبط األعًٍ‬
‫‪"1.25‬‬
‫‪"4‬‬
‫‪ 32‬يى‬
‫‪ 110‬يى‬
‫طىل انًفخ (يى)‬
‫انحذ األدًَ انحذ األعهً‬
‫‪88.0‬‬
‫‪80.0‬‬
‫‪121‬‬
‫‪110‬‬
‫انغًبكخ (يى)‬
‫انحذ األدًَ انحذ األعهً‬
‫‪2.2‬‬
‫‪1.8‬‬
‫‪3.8‬‬
‫‪3.2‬‬
‫َدت أٌ َكىٌ طشف األَجىة انخبنٍ يٍ انًفخ يشطىفب ً ‪ Beveled‬نًغبفخ ‪3‬يى عهً انغطح انذاخهٍ‬
‫(‪)3‬‬
‫نألَجىة ‪.‬‬
‫يمبويخ انظــــذو‪. Impact Resistance :‬‬
‫هـ‪.‬‬
‫أٌ ردزبص انًىاعُش اخزجبس انظذو عُذ دسخخ حشاسح ‪ 20‬دسخخ يئىَخ وال رضَذ انُغجخ انًئىَخ انًكغىسح عهً ‪%10‬‬
‫يٍ يدًىعخ انعُُبد‪.‬‬
‫طشق انفحض واالخزجبس ‪. Methods of Testing :‬‬
‫َدت أٌ ردشي االخزجبساد انزبنُخ طجمب ً نهًىاطفبد انمُبعُخ انًجُُخ فٍ اندذول سلى ‪ 3‬أو يب َكبفئهب وعهً َفمخ‬
‫انًمــبول‪.‬‬
‫انفحض انظبهــشٌ‪.‬‬
‫(‪)1‬‬
‫لُبط األثعــــبد‪.‬‬
‫(‪)2‬‬
‫انكثبفـــــــخ‪.‬‬
‫(‪)3‬‬
‫ايزظبص انًبء‪.‬‬
‫(‪)4‬‬
‫لىح االَثُــــبء‪.‬‬
‫(‪)5‬‬
‫يعبيم انهُىَـــخ‪.‬‬
‫(‪)6‬‬
‫يمبوو انظذو‪.‬‬
‫(‪)7‬‬
‫انزخضٍَ انحشاسٌ‪.‬‬
‫(‪)8‬‬
‫(‪ )9‬لىح انشذ‪.‬‬
‫خذول سلى (‪)3‬‬
‫‪ Appearance & General‬انفحض انظبهشٌ‬
‫‪Din8061/ Visual‬‬
‫‪Condition‬‬
‫لُبط األثعبد‬
‫‪Dimensions‬‬
‫‪DIN8061‬‬
‫انكثبفخ‬
‫‪Density‬‬
‫‪DIN53479‬‬
‫ايزظبص انًبء‬
‫‪Water Absorption‬‬
‫‪DIN8061‬‬
‫لىح االَثُبء‬
‫‪Flexural Strength‬‬
‫‪ASTM790‬‬
‫يعبيم انهُىَخ‬
‫‪Modulus of Elasticity‬‬
‫‪DIN53-457‬‬
‫يمبوو انظذو‬
‫‪Impact Strength‬‬
‫‪DIN8061‬‬
‫انزخضٍَ انحشاسٌ‬
‫‪Heat Reversion‬‬
‫‪DIN8061‬‬
‫لىح انشذ‬
‫‪Tensile Strength‬‬
‫‪ASTM D638‬‬
‫‪3‬‬
‫‪4‬‬
‫رعزجش اإلسعبنُخ يطبثمخ نهًىاطفبد إرا اخزبصد خًُع انعُُبد خًُع االخزجبساد انًجُُخ أعــــــــالِ‪.‬‬
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Annex E: Chambers Specifications
It shall be understood by the bidder that it is the MOICT Engineer who decides where to use the
metal or concret covers for the manhoels ,handholes and the pull boxes.
Prefabricated Manholes with metallic cover
The manholes (120*68*82 cm) as minimum internal dimensions with a base of 15 cm thickness,
with a refined surface made from reinforced concrete with fracture strength of 250 kg/cm2.
The manholes shall be equipped with terminators, galvanized pulling eyes, step, cable support
and brackets, marker plates, frame and complete hardware package.
The two covers shall be of the heavy type with a label stating “MoICT-NBN”. The covers shall
be lockable. And bears 40 ton
Manhole Specifications & Dimensions
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Prefabricated Manholes with concrete cover
a) The pre-cast manholes (100cm(L)* 100cm(W)* 100cm(D)) as internal
dimensions with a base and walls of 20 cm thickness, with a fair-face surface
finish made from reinforced concrete with minimum cube crushing strength of
250 kg/cm2 and 7Ø10 mm/m steel bars in both directions for walls, base and
cover.
b)The manhole shall be equipped with terminators, galvanized pulling eyes, step,
cable support and , brackets, marker plate in addition to frame, and all
accessories required for splicing enclosures and spare cable loop mounting.
c)For the concrete cover, Aluminium plate of dimensions 20x10 cm with a label
stating "MoICT-NBN" shall be applied and fixed to the cover from inside.
Manhole Specifications & Dimensions
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Prefabricated Han dholes
The hand holes (91.5*46*82 cm) as minimum internal dimensions with a base of 15 cm
thickness, with a refined surface made from reinforced concrete with fracture strength of 250
kg/cm2.
The hand holes shall be equipped with terminators, galvanized pulling eyes, cable support and
bracket, marker plate, frame and complete hardware package.
The cover shall be of the heavy type with a label stating “MoICT- NBN”. The cover shall be
lockable. And bears 10 tons.
Handhole Specifications & Dimensions
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Pull Boxes
The pull boxes (50*25*48.5 cm) as minimum internal dimensions with a base of 10 cm
thickness, with a refined surface made from reinforced concrete with fracture strength of 200
kg/cm2.
The cover shall be of steel type.
The pull boxes include: the cover, a marker plat (fixed on the entity's wall near the Pull Box),
and finishing.
Pull box Specifications & Dimensions
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Annex F: Route Crossing
The route crossing shall be implemented in accordance with the drawings below and the
descriptions as provided in the specification.
Bridge Crossing Details
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Railway Crossing Detail
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Annex G: Trench Specifications
The trench shall be excavated and backfilled in accordance with the drawing below and the
descriptions as provided in the bill of quantities.
Trench Specifications for four ducts inside one main duct
(In Urban Areas)
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Trench Specifications for one duct inside one main duct.
(In Urban Areas)
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Specifications for two ducts inside one main duct
(In Un-Urban Areas)
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Annex H-1: Electronic Identifiers:
Electronic Identifiers shall be installed over proposed underground networks being Water and Waste
Water Utilities, and Telecommunication Utilities according to the following specs:
Specifications:
-
The design and construction of the Electronic Identifier shall be rugged, reliable, and durable.
The cross sectional area be small in order to fit in tight places.
The following is the required specifications:
Utility
Telecommunication
Color
Orange
Frequency
101.4 KHZ
Accuracy
±1%
Depth Range
up 150 cm
Operating Temp.
ċ
-40 to +70
Storage Temp. ċ
-40 to +85
RLC Circuit
Housing
Life Expectancy
Field Trials
Core of the inductor shall be a ferrite core
Rugged, with a water proof insulating material to protect the
RLC circuit in case the outer casing is broken
45 years min.
Required, and cannot be conducted during the execution of the
project. Any product to be suggested for use shall pass a filed
trial test where a sample of the product is placed in position for
3 months, and tested for operation on monthly basis.
Samples shall be submitted by the winning bidder to be approved by the Engineer without any additional
costs.
Installation:
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Electronic Identifiers shall be installed in the following both manners:
-
Vertically:
Within the top of the soft backfill layer (bedding), over the utility at a depth not exceeding 90 cm
from the surface of the ground.
-
Horizontally:
One identifier every 10 meters max.
Annex H-2: Warning Tape :
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Annex I: As-Built Specifications for Fiber Installation
(GIS & AutoCAD)
Shop drawing / As built specification GIS & AutoCAD for
fiber installation Requirements for GIS data submitted by
Ministry of information and communication technology
MOICT
GIS data for Broadband is a consistence of integrated GIS layers represents GIS database
structure of Broadband Sector, and these data are classified to:
1- Operational GIS Layers ( Duct cables, Arial cable, Duct rout, Connection point,
Aggregate, Manhole, Hand hole, Junction, poles, pull box, splice )
2- Assistant GIS Layers (Administrative Boundaries, Landmarks, Streets, Base Maps…)
A set of general requirements and technical rules apply to any submitted GIS data in order to
match our needs in this field.
1- General Requirements:
1- All GIS data submitted should be in ESRI format (Geodatabase & Shape File)
2- GIS data should be referenced in the same Coordinate system that is used by MOICT
which is the JTM.
3- The extent of submitted data should be covering the concerned area or the projected area.
4- The submitted data should be checked carefully and to be more close to our requirements
before delivery.
5- It is preferred to receive a sample copy for checking (one copy in case if more than one
copy should be submitted) of As built data until the final ok is given for submitting a
final copy.
6- All GIS data that is not produced by contractors should be obtained legally (eg.
BaseMaps, Streets…).
7- The digital copy of as built data should be delivered on a DVD.
8- The hard copy should be delivered
2- Technical Rules:
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GIS layers contained from two components (Spatial and Attribute information),
so when we use a GIS as a tool to reflect Broad Band network information, we need to apply
a set of rules and standards to govern this process.
Spatial Information:
The spatial information is very important, in ArcGIS, so there are several rules and restrictions
govern the behaviours and relationships between features in the same layer or features of
different layers. The data should be topologically clean and free from topological errors (e.g.,
unsnapped dangling nodes, extra nodes, or unnecessary intersections).
The main rules and restrictions that should be taken in consideration when we dealing with GIS
broadband data are:
1- Connectivity: Lines in networks should be snapped to each other and no dangles should
be appeared at connection points of lines. Also nodes (accessories or manhole) should be
snapped to lines.
2- Behaviour of Features: Nodes split lines where it is located on and make it two different
features.
3- Adjacency: Features mustn't overlap or having gaps (slivers) when we dealing with
polygons layers.
4- Coincidence: Broadband lines should be appeared within streets boundaries and in the
Wright side (right or left) of street with no crossing of parcels or plots.
Attribute Information:
Attribute information reflects the description of features (Duct lines, Arial lines, manholes
and fittings), so it is very important to be filled correctly as follow:
1- All records of attribute table should be filled completely; any empty values will be
meaningless.
2- Fields format should be the same as in GIS database structure of MOICT.
3- Base Map (Polygons)
The attribute information should contain DLS Key ٍ‫يخططبد االساض‬
Organizational Maps ‫المخططات التنظيمية‬
4- Landmarks layer should contain the following fields: (Landmark Type and Landmark
Name (English and Arabic)).
5-Streets (Polygons).
The attribute information of Streets layer should contain the following fields: (Street Name
(English and Arabic)).
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GIS layers used in NBN Program :
All layers that will be taken from governmental institutions should be legal for example :
DLS, street ….
Layer Name
Layer Type
Layer Description
Duct Route
Line
This layer contains all routes
That under ground
Arial Cable
Line
The cable which is over head
on poles
Duct cable
Line
The cable which is under
ground
Aggregate
Point
This layer represent the
place where cables distribute
from
Aggregate Boundary
polygon
This layer represent the
boundary of each aggregate
Manhole
Point
Cables get through and using
for Duct cables
Hand Hole
Point
Cables get through and using
for Duct cables
Connection Point
Point
Poles
Point
School, government and
Health entities
Where over head cables
connect to gather
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Pull Box
Points
The end place of the cable
when entering the
connection point
Splice
Point
Where two or more cables
connect to gather
Streets
Polygons
Base map
DLS
Area
Parcels of the land (base
map)
Layer Name
Field
Type
Duct Route
Route id
Number of duct
Available duct
Status
Measured Length
String
Integer
Integer
Text
Double
Cable id
Cable type
Cable size
Dedicated fiber
Measured Length
Cable id
Cable type
Cable size
Dedicated fiber
Measured length
String
Text
Integer
Integer
Double
String
Text
Integer
Integer
Double
Aggregate
Aggregate id
Name (Arabic)
ODF _Cable
Coordinate
String
Text
String Double
Aggregate Boundary
Aggregate number
Integer
Manhole
MH id
MH number
Status
String
String
Text
Attribute Data
Civil
Arial Cable
Fiber
Duct Cable
Fiber
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Coordinate
Double
Hand Hole
HH id
HH number
Status
Coordinate
String
String
Text
Double
Connection point
Connection point id
Arabic Name
English name
Coordinate
Fiber-Allocation-Tx
Fiber-Allocation-Rx
Poles id
Poles number
Coordinate
String
Text
Text
Double
String
String
String
String
Double
Pull Box
Coordinate
Double
Splice
Splice id
Splice number
Splice size
Splice type
DLS key
String
String
Integer
Integer
String
Arabic Name
English name
The acquisition of the
street
Text
Text
Double
Poles
DLS
Street
An electronic copy in GIS (ESRI format) shall be provided.
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As-Built Specifications for Fiber Installation (AutoCAD)
“As-Built” is defined as the drawings and document showing the final configuration of optical
fiber cables and accessories.
1. For each site (optical termination point) and route “As-Built” Drawing shall be supplied.
2. Two copies of AutoCAD As-Built drawings :
-
-
(Civil work).
 Civil Work routes, including manholes ,Handholes , Pull Box, Entity
location and poles with their numbers.
 Distance between the manholes and handholes .
 The distance between the routes and streets edge and the location of the
route according to street edge (right or left).
 Number of ducts in each section.
 New Entities Locations with their names and numbers and ID.
 Aggregate points Locations with their numbers and ID ( Label) .
Optical fiber distribution plan.
 Splice Boxes location.
 Indicate the cable type (Ring or Access) (ADSS or Duct).
 Cables number, size, and used strands from the main cable (all these data
should be applied in each section between two splice boxes or between
splice and the ODF.
Ex:
Between MH.16 & MH.17
Cable No
:
5
Cable Size
:
48
Used Fiber
28
(1-16),(19-22),(33-40)
Cable length :
309 m.
Splice No
:
Sp-08
OTDR or Power Meter test result for each new entity at 1310 and 1550.



Cable length according to the OTDR reading in each section between two
splice boxes and between the entities and aggregate points
Strands spares locations with their numbers and there distance to AGG.
Interior details for Manholes and Handholes, showing how each ducts are
used and the direction of in and out cable.
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Ex:




The length of spare coil inside Manholes and Handholes.
All new entities with their id and Name , and used strand for each.
All Manholes , handholes ,splice and poles with their numbers and ID
(label).
Use a special symbol for aggregate point clarifying existing ODFs with
their strands (The Aggregations cabinets Interior details) .
3. Detail of each Sides of Manhole or Hand hole specified the used sub duct
4. “As-Built” drawings and documents shall be provided in soft and hard copy on (A1) paper
size.
5. Two hard copy should be delivered for each Civil and Fiber drawing .
6. The symbols used by the Contractor on As-Built drawings shall comply with the legend and
symbols and layer mapping as shown in the specification provided or to be approved by the
Engineer.
7. Samples of the As-Built drawings and documents are to be submitted to the Engineer for
approval prior to production of the final As- Built.
8. Sufficient identification marks and information are to be used to facilitate and indicate the
exact location of the manholes, joints and the cable routes.
9. Manholes, handholes, and pull boxes offset is to be clearly shown in the As-Built
documents.
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‫)‪Annex J: List of Entities and Aggregate sites Attached‬‬
‫‪Annex K-1: Electrical Companies Requirements.‬‬
‫‪IDCO’sSpecifications‬‬
‫شركت تىزيع انكهرباء املساهمت انعامت‬
‫إدارة انشؤون انفنيت‬
‫قسم انسالمت انعامت‬
‫التعميمات التنظيمية الخاصة بقواعد السالمة العامة والصحة المهنية‬
‫لتشغيل وصيانة المعدات الكهربائية‪.‬‬
‫املقـــذمت‪:‬‬
‫إن أنظمة وتعلٌمات السالمة هذه‪ ،‬أعدذ ت لؽذإط إ ذالر وإإكذا ااعذة العذاملٌن‬
‫المعنٌٌن عً الكإاة من أجل سالمتهم أوالً وسالمة المع ات والمنكآت‪.‬‬
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‫وحٌث أن أدمال كإاة توزٌع الاهإباء تتصذؾ بذالو وإو وصذعوبة العمذل عذال‬
‫ب من اتواه ألصى االحتٌا ات عً جمٌع األولذات للولاٌذة والحذ مذن الحذوا ث التذً‬
‫تإ ي إلى إصذابات العمذل والتذً تذإ ي لصذحة العامذل وهذً إأا مالذع الذهي ٌعتمذ‬
‫دلٌع عً حٌاتع د ا التاالٌؾ الما ٌة التً ٌ عع لٌمتها ال من المصاب والكإاة‪.‬‬
‫ومن واجب العاملٌن الجذ اط ذالر دلذى هذه‪ ،‬التعلٌمذات واسذتٌعابها عذً أسذإر‬
‫ولت ممان ومما ٌستحك الهاإ أننا ننظإ إلى هه‪ ،‬التعلٌمات دلى أنها لٌست نهابٌذة‬
‫وسذذذٌعمل دلذذذى تحذذذ ٌنها وسذذذتاون لٌذذذ المإاجعذذذة والتمحذذذٌ عذذذً ضذذذوء الوبذذذإات‬
‫الماتسبة‪.‬‬
‫تعهيمــاث عامت ومهمـــت‬
‫‪ٌ -1‬موم بعملٌات الصٌانة والتكؽٌل أكوا سلٌمً الجسم والتفاٌإ ول ت إبوا دلى أنظمة السالمة من‬
‫لبل أناا مإهلٌن ولهم إاٌة ااعٌة بعملٌات اطسعاؾ األولً من حٌذث إنمذاه المصذاب مذن الصذ مة‬
‫الاهإبابٌة و إق إجإاء التنفا الصنادً واطسعاعات األولٌة ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬التمٌ بلباا السالمة العامة وهو‪:‬‬
‫أ‪ -‬أعإهول واسع وعضفاط نسبٌا ً وٌاون لع جٌوب تساد ‪ ،‬دلى العمل وال تعٌك حإاة الفنً‪.‬‬
‫ب‪ -‬اإت اء ووه‪ ،‬والٌة من الص مات للولاٌة من سمو األكٌاء دلى الإأا‪.‬‬
‫ج‪ -‬اإت اء حهاء سالمة مجهز بإأا ح ٌ ي بالمم مة ٌمً أ ذإاؾ األصذابع مذن سذمو أي نمذل‬
‫باطضاعة إلى دزل م ا ً أو بالستٌاً‪.‬‬
‫ اإت اء افوؾ دمل اتان أنناء العمل‪.‬‬‫‪ -،‬دلى إبذٌا الوإكذة الموذول أن ٌاذون بحوزتذع افذوؾ م ا ٌذة دازلذع صذالحة لالسذتعمال‬
‫ووالٌة من النموب وٌموم بفحصها باستمإاإ ‪.‬‬
‫و‪ -‬استو ام حزام األمان وٌاون سلٌما ً ومفحوصا ً ووالً من التآال والعم وٌتناسذب مذع حجذم‬
‫الكو العامل‪.‬‬
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‫د م االنفإا ٌة عً العمل‪.‬‬
‫التمٌ التام بالصالحٌات الممنوحة للعاملٌن ود م تجاوزها حسب كها ات التووٌل الممنوحذة لذع مذن‬
‫لبل الكإاة‪.‬‬
‫إن الجهل بالتعلٌمات الصا إو أو تجاوز الصالحٌات عً مماإسة العمل ال ٌعفً صاحب العاللة من‬
‫المسإولٌة‪.‬‬
‫عً حال ح وث حالة تاهإب ألح العاملٌن ٌحك للجمٌع التصإؾ بفصذل التٌذاإ الاهإبذابً مباكذإو‬
‫وإبالغ المسإول دن العمل عوإاً‪.‬‬
‫ودن العمل دلى مع ات الفول ٌة المتوس ة (‪6.6/11/33‬ن‪.‬ؾ) الب من معإعة ما ٌلً‪:‬‬
‫أ‪ -‬إن الكو مسإول وموذول للمٌذام بالعمذل ودلذى معإعذة و إاٌذة تامذة ب بٌعذة العمذل التذً‬
‫سٌموم بع وأن ال ٌموم بالعمل إها اان ؼٌإ وانك من مم إتع دلى مواجهتع حتذى لذو اانذت‬
‫كها و التووٌل الممنوحة لع تإهلع نظإٌا ً ولانونٌا ً بهلن‪.‬‬
‫ب‪ -‬إن المع ات (الكباات المح ات ‪.....‬إلخ) مٌتة‪.‬‬
‫ج‪ -‬إن هه‪ ،‬المع ات مستعزلة تماما ً ومفصولة الٌا ً اهإبابٌذا ً ومٌاانٌاٌذا ً دذن أٌذة معذ ات حٌذع أو‬
‫معإضة لإلحٌاء ب ون دلم المابم بالعمل‪.‬‬
‫ أنع ل تم اتوذاه جمٌذع اطجذإاءات الممانذة لمنذع إماانٌذة الوصذول إلذى األجذزاء الحٌذة أننذاء‬‫العمل سوا ًء من لبل األكوا أو األ وات و الموا المستعملة عً العمل ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -،‬إن المع ات مإإضة تماما ً وبافاءو اهإبابٌة ومٌاانٌاٌة دالٌة وأن التؤإٌط ل تم عً النما‬
‫التً تتصل دا و ً مع المع ات الحٌة والتً ٌوكى أن تاون معإضة لذهلن وعذً الكذباات ٌذتم‬
‫التؤإٌط من جهتً العمل‪.‬‬
‫و‪ -‬إن دالمات التحهٌإ والو إ ل تم تنبٌتها عً األماان المناسبة‪.‬‬
‫ز‪ -‬إن الحواجز ووسابل الحجب والتنبٌع واصة عً أدمذال الاذابالت األإضذٌة لذ وضذعت عذً‬
‫الموالع الصحٌحة‪.‬‬
‫ح‪ -‬أنع تم الحصول حسب األصول دلى إهن دمل‪.‬‬
‫تعهيمــاث إصذار وقبىل وإنغاء وإبراء إرن انعمم‬
‫إذن العمــل‪:‬‬
‫وذإ‬
‫هو كها و وتمإٌإ ماتوب ٌص إ من لبل كو مسإول ٌحمل كها و التووٌل الممنوحذة إلذى كذو‬
‫مسإول وموول وحسب إجة التووٌل الممنوحة لع ٌبٌن عٌها األول للنانً مجال العمل المإا تنفٌذه‪ ،‬وهلذن‬
‫بع عصل التٌاإ الاهإبابً ودزلع وتؤإٌضع حسب األصذول وتاذون عتذإو أمذإ العمذل ناعذهو المفعذول حتذى‬
‫انتهاء تنفٌه العمل وحسب اطجإاءات‪.‬‬
‫شهادة اإلبراء‪:‬‬
‫هً كها و أو تمإٌإ ٌص إها كو مسإول وموول اان ل لام بعمل معٌن بموجب إهن العمذل ٌبذٌن‬
‫عٌهذذا إامذذال العمذذل أو تؤجٌذذل العمذذل وأن جمٌذذع المعنٌذذٌن بإعمتذذع عذذً من مذذة منذذة وبعٌذ و دذذن المعذ ات‬
‫الاهإبابٌة وبإماانع إدا و الوضع إلى ما اان دلٌع لبل إص اإ إهن العمل‪.‬‬
‫شهادة اإللغاء‬
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‫وذإ مسذإول‬
‫كها و أو تمإٌإ ٌص إها كو موول ومسإول اان ل لام بإصذ اإ إهن العمذل لكذو‬
‫وموول للمٌام بعمل معٌن وبع إ الدع دلى مولع العمل وأن المع ات والكباة وموضور العمل صالحع‬
‫ألن تعو إلى وضعها ال بٌعً لبل ص وإ إهن العمذل أو إلذى وضذع ج ٌذ ٌواعذك دلٌذع جمٌذع األ ذإاؾ‬
‫المعنٌة وال ٌمان إجإاء أي أدمال أوإى إالّ بموجب إهن دمل ج ٌ ‪.‬‬
‫بدء العمل‬
‫لبل ب ء ومباكإو العمل ٌجب العلم بما ٌلً‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬دلى المسإول تفم أدضاء الفإلة وم ابمة األدضاء مع الاكوعات الصا إو بؤسماء أدضذاء الفإلذة‬
‫الفنٌة وأن الع ااعً للمٌام بالمهمة المواولة لها‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬تعإٌؾ أدضاء الفإلة ب بٌعذة العمذل والتؤاذ مذن أن التٌذاإ الاهإبذابً مفصذول وأن الوذ معذزول‬
‫ومإإط وٌاون التؤا من التٌذاإ مفصذول بواسذ ة أجهذزو الفحذ ولذٌا المإكذإات الموجذو و‬
‫دلى اللوحات أو دن المكتإاٌن المجاوإٌن‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬أن ٌموم مسإول العمل بإدالم ااعة أدضاء الفإلة بالمنا ك الماهإبة لع م تجاوزها وأن ٌتم دمل‬
‫الحواجز الالزمة‪.‬‬
‫مراقبة سير العمل‬
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‫عً حذال البذ ء بالعمذل ٌاذون المإالذب أو إبذٌا الفإلذة أو الفنذً الموذول مسذإوالً دذن تنفٌذه العمذل‬
‫وسالمة العاملٌن معع ود م اطوالل بالتعلٌمات الصا إو وٌمنع منعا ً باتا ً أن ٌاذون أي دضذو مذن‬
‫أدضذذاء الفإلذذة ومذذن ضذذمنهم المإالذذب أو الفنذذً الموذذول مذذن البمذذاء بمفذذإ ‪ ،‬عذذً ؼإعذذة األجهذذزو أو‬
‫لوحات التوزٌع والتً تاون ماهإبة‪.‬‬
‫إها اض إ مسإول العمل أن ٌؽا إ مولع العمل وال ٌوج أح مذن أدضذاء الفإلذة موذول ومصذإح‬
‫لع بالعمل ولا إ دلى اطكإاؾ دلى إتمام العمل عٌجب تؤجٌل العمل إلى الٌوم التالً‪.‬‬
‫ال ٌجوز لمسإول العمل أن ٌموم بؤدمال أوإى جانبٌة ال تمانع من اطكإاؾ دلى العمل‪.‬‬
‫دلى المسإول أو المهن ا المعنً أن ٌتحمك من إتبار أدضاء الفإلة ألنظمة السذالمة وإها وجذ أن‬
‫أدضاء الفإلة ؼٌإ متمٌ ٌن بتعلٌمات السالمة وأن هنان و إ ٌه سالمة العمال دن هلذن ٌجذب‬
‫ولذذؾ العمذذل لحذذٌن االلتذذزام بمواد ذ السذذالمة أو إزالذذة العذذاإط المح ذ لسذذالمة العمذذال وال ٌماذذن‬
‫الإجور إلى العمل إالّ بع مواعمة المسإول الهي منعهم من إتمامع‪.‬‬
‫ال ٌجذذوز لمسذذإول الفإل ذة أن ٌمذذوم مذذن تلمذذاء نفسذذع بتؽٌٌذذإ بٌعذذة العمذذل المواذذل لذذع إالّ بمواعمذذة‬
‫المسإول األدلى بحٌث ال ٌتعاإط مع لواد وأنظمة السالمة‪.‬‬
‫دن ا لتولؾ دن العمل ٌجب إبعا جمٌع أدضذاء الفإلذة والعمذال مذن مولذع العمذل الو ذإ (لوحذات‬
‫التوزٌع مح ات التحوٌل الموا ع ‪...‬إلخ)‪.‬‬
‫ٌمنع منعا ً باتا ً لٌام مهن ا المإالبة أو مهن ا مح ات التحوٌل من إدا و الوذ مذا لذم ٌذتم إبذإاء أو‬
‫إلؽاء إهن العمل‪.‬‬
‫ٌجب تنظٌؾ المولذع وإوذالء الممذإات بعذ انتهذاء سذادات العمذل واذهلن تسذلٌم كذها و اطبذإاء إلذى‬
‫المسإول دن االنتهاء من العمل‪.‬‬
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‫ٌمان استبناؾ العمل عً الٌوم التالً بع اوه إهن دمل ج ٌ و وٌتم تفتٌش المولع والتؤا من ت بٌذك‬
‫أنظمة السالمة العامة من ج ٌ ‪.‬‬
‫بعذ االنتهذاء مذذن العمذل ٌجذب دلذذى الفإلذة إدذا و تنظٌذذؾ المولذع ودلذى الكذذو المسذإول تفتذذٌش‬
‫المولع بع مؽا إو الفإلة والتؤا من دذ م وجذو أجسذام ؼإٌبذة اذؤ وات الصذٌانة التذً لذ تإاذت‬
‫سهوا ً عً مولع العمل وتكال و وإو بع إدا و التٌاإ‪.‬‬
‫ٌمان أن ٌتم إإجار التٌاإ الاهإبابً من لبل مهن ا المإالبة والتحام أو مهن ا مح ذات التحوٌذل‬
‫أو المهن ا المعنً (دلى مع ات الضؽ المتوس ) بع عصل مفاتٌح التذؤإٌط عذً المح ذة وإزالذة‬
‫التؤإٌط اطضاعً دلى الكباة وإزالة السٌاج المإلت ودالمات التحهٌإ‪.‬‬
‫تحفظ أهونات العمل عً ملؾ وا بالصٌانة‪.‬‬
‫التأريض‬
‫هو دباإو دن توصٌل المعذ ات بواسذ ة موصذل نحاسذً مذإن ومعذزول دذزالً مناسذبا ً للعمذل موصذوالً‬
‫مباكإو باألإط ب ون وجو مصهإات أو مفتاح أو لوا ع عً هها االتصذال األإضذً والؽذإط منذع‬
‫حماٌة األعإا من الص مة الاهإبابٌة وحماٌة المع ات من التلؾ وٌمسم إلى نودان‪-:‬‬
‫األرضي الرييسي ‪ :‬وهذو األإضذً المإاذب دلذى المعذ ات (المح ذات الموا ذع) وٌذتم توصذٌلع بواسذ ة‬
‫لوا ع أو ساااٌن وب ونع ال ٌمان إص اإ إهن دمل‪.‬‬
‫األرض اإلضاف ‪ :‬وهو اإضً من نور معتم ٌوضع عً األماان المح و للعمل لبل وبع من مة العمل‬
‫وال ٌمل مساحة مم عذع دذن (‪25‬ملذم‪ )2‬نحذاا ومذزو بوسذابل إبذ ولام ذات تضذمن‬
‫سالمة التوصٌل اهإبابٌا ً ومٌاانٌاٌاً‪.‬‬
‫دفتر السجل‬
‫هو عتإ أ وأوإاق موجو و اول مح ات التحوٌذل الإبٌسذٌة أو الفإدٌذة أو المعذ ات الاهإبابٌذة وٌمذوم‬
‫المسإول الموول بتسجٌل ااعة دملٌات التكؽٌل وتفاصٌل وحٌنٌات العمل التً تمت دلى هه‪ ،‬المع ات‬
‫مع هاإ األولات والتواإٌخ لٌاون ونٌمة إسمٌة ال ٌجوز العبث بها‪.‬‬
‫انعمم عهى معذاث انفىنطيت املنخفضت‬
‫مالحظــات عامة‪:‬‬
‫لبل مباكإو العمل ٌجب مإاداو ما ٌلً‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬أنع كو موول وٌحمل إجة تووٌل ال تمل دن النالنة عً دملٌات التكؽٌل‪.‬‬
‫ً‬
‫‪ -2‬أنع دلى إ الر تام ب بٌعة العمل ومعإعذة ونٌمذة بمصذ إ تؽهٌذة هذها المولذع وم لذع تمامذا دلذى العمذل‬
‫المإا تنفٌه‪.،‬‬
‫‪ -3‬أن ٌاون بحوزتع ااعة التجهٌزات الالزمة من د ومع ات السالمة‪.‬‬
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‫‪ -4‬دذ م مماإسذة العمذل إها لذذم ٌاذن وانمذا ً مذذن مم إتذع دلذى مواجهتذذع حتذى لذو اذذان ٌحمذل كذها و التووٌذذل‬
‫المسموح بها‪.‬‬
‫‪ -5‬د م االنفإا ٌة بالعمل بحٌث ال تمل دن كوصٌن بع أوه المواعمات دلى هلن‪.‬‬
‫الشبكات الهوايية المعراة‪:‬‬
‫بع‬
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‫أوه التالٌؾ الالزم من المسإول األدلى بالعمل ومعإعة بٌعة العمل ال ب من مإاداو ما ٌلً‪:‬‬
‫التؤا من أن الكباة المإا العمل دلٌها ومعإعة إٌمة تؽهٌتها‪.‬‬
‫ال وول إلى لوحة التوزٌع أو مولع مص إ التؽهٌة وعصل المؽهي المإا العمل دلٌع‪.‬‬
‫تعلٌك دالمة تحهٌإ (ال تت ول) عً ماذان واضذح سذهل الإإٌذة وتعنذً بذ دوو جمٌذع العذاملٌن باسذتنناء‬
‫الكو الموول الهي لام بوضع العالمة إلى د م الت ول عً المع ات أو تؽٌٌإ الوضع المابم أو إإجار‬
‫التٌاإ الاهإبابً‪.‬‬
‫تمفٌل اللوحة الإبٌسٌة أو السٌاج أو ماان الفصل نفسع‪.‬‬
‫الههاب إلى مولع العمل المإا إنجاز‪ ،‬وتإتٌب التجهٌزات الالزمة‪.‬‬
‫بواس ة جهاز عح الفول ٌة ٌتم التؤاذ مذن صذالحٌتها أوالً وبعذ ها عحذ الكذباة والتؤاذ أن الوذ‬
‫مفصول وٌولو من التٌاإ الاهإبابً وٌتم الفح دلى جمٌع األ واإ وو ذو اطنذاإو واذهلن ٌجذب‬
‫أن تجإي دملٌة الفح من عنٌذٌن موذولٌن ومذزو ٌن بافذوؾ م ا ٌذة ٌمنذع اسذتو ام جهذاز عحذ‬
‫الفول ٌة إها لم ٌتم التؤا من سالمتع واهلن ٌمنع منعا ً باتا ً االدتما أو االدتما بانع ام التٌاإ الاهإبابً‪.‬‬
‫وضع السلم ب إٌمة سلٌمة بحٌث ٌتم إب ع من األدلى ودلذى أن تتذوعإ عذً السذلم كذإو السذالمة مذن‬
‫حٌث د م وجو كموق أو نتوءات وان باق عإ تً السلم ب إٌمة سلٌمة تتناسب مع ول األدم و‪.‬‬
‫بع التؤا من أن التٌاإ الاهإبابً مفصول دن الكباة ولؽاٌات ادتباإ الكباة مإهلة للعمل دلٌها ٌجب‬
‫إتبار ما ٌلً‪:‬‬
‫ تفإٌػ ال اإو من الكحنة الاهإبابٌذة التذً لذ تاذون متإاامذة دلٌهذا بواسذ ة دصذا التذؤإٌط أو‬‫التفإٌػ ‪.‬‬
‫ توصٌل لام ات التؤإٌط أوالً بماهإ التؤإٌط وبع هلن توصل إلذى الكذباة المذإا تؤإٌضذها‬‫ابت اءا ً من و األإط المحاٌ وو اطناإو ومن نم بالً األ واإ (النالث النذانً األول)‬
‫وٌتم التؤإٌط من جهتً ماان العمل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -9‬لؽاٌات تملٌل االنم ادذات دذن المكذتإاٌن وعذً حذاالت واصذة عإنذع ال بذ مذن تجزبتذع المؽذهي وإدذا و‬
‫التٌاإ ألابإ د من المكتإاٌن وٌجب اتواه اطجإاءات التالٌة‪:‬‬
‫ اتواه جمٌع اطجإاءات المهاوإو أدال‪ ،‬دن دملٌة الفصل‪.‬‬‫ عتح الجنابإ عتحا ً ونٌما ً من جمٌع نما التؽهٌة‪.‬‬‫ تؤإٌط الكباة المٌتة وإدا و التٌاإ لب اٌة الو ‪.‬‬‫‪ -11‬بع االنتهاء من العمل ٌموم الكو الموول بإتبار الو وات التالٌة عً إدا و التكؽٌل‪:‬‬
‫ التؤا من د م وجو أي من األكوا عً من مة العمل‪.‬‬‫ إزالة التؤإٌط وٌاون داا ما تم تإاٌبع‪.‬‬‫ إبعا أٌة مع ات أو دوابك لإٌبة من الو ‪.‬‬‫ إؼالق ال ابإو‪.‬‬‫‪PPaaggee 110099 ooff 114422‬‬
‫الشبكات الهوايية المجدولة‪:‬‬
‫‪-1‬‬
‫‪-2‬‬
‫‪-3‬‬
‫‪-4‬‬
‫‪-5‬‬
‫‪-6‬‬
‫‪-7‬‬
‫التؤا من أن المؽهي المإا العمل دلٌع ومعإعة مص إ التؽهٌة ‪.‬‬
‫ال وول إلى مص إ التؽهٌة وعصل المؽهي المعنً‪.‬‬
‫تعلٌك العتة تحهٌإ "ال ت ت ول" عً ماذان واضذح وسذهل الإإٌذة وتعنذً بذ دوو جمٌذع العذاملٌن باسذتنناء‬
‫الكو الموول الهي لام بوضع العالمة إلى د م التذ ول أو تؽٌذإ الوضذع المذابم أو إإجذار الوذ إالّ‬
‫عً الحاالت االستننابٌة والتً ٌستحٌل إدا و الوضع إلى ما اان دلٌع من لبل الكو المعنذً ألسذباب‬
‫وإ موول ومسإول وهو معإعة عً العمل المنجز ‪.‬‬
‫واصة ودلٌع ٌجب أن ٌموم بالعلمٌة كو‬
‫تمفٌل اللوحة الإبٌسٌة أو السٌاج أو ماان الفصل‪.‬‬
‫الههاب إلى مولع العمل المإا إنجاز‪.،‬‬
‫إوتٌاإ ألإب مولع جنبذإ للتؤاذ مذن أن الوذ مفصذول بواسذ ة جهذاز عحذ الفول ٌذة بعذ التؤاذ مذن‬
‫صالحٌتها‪.‬‬
‫بعذ التؤاذ مذذن أن الاٌبذذل مفصذذول وبواسذ ة مذذم التذذؤإٌط الوذذا بالاوابذذل المج ولذذة ٌذذتم التذذؤإٌط‬
‫حسب األصول‪.‬‬
‫العمل على الكيبالت والموصالت األرضية‪:‬‬
‫بع التمٌ بجمٌع التعلٌمات العامة والواصة الصا إو بوصذو التعامذل مذع المعذ ات الاهإبابٌذة مذن حٌذث‬
‫إص اإ أهونات العمل ودملٌات الفصل والفح والتفإٌػ والتذؤإٌط ٌمذوم بالعملٌذة كذو موذول وافذإ‬
‫ومسإول من ال إجة المناسبة للعمل ودلٌع أن ٌتمٌ باألموإ التالٌة‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬ال ٌجوز العمل دلى الاوابل األإضٌة أو الوصالت سذواء اانذت م عونذة تحذت األإط أو عذً مجذاإي‬
‫لنوات أو لنوات ب ون تواج مو ح ٌث ومعتم ٌبٌن مساإات الاوابل وموالع الوصذالت وأدمالهذا‬
‫بؤلصى إجات ال لة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬ال ٌجذذوز الاكذذؾ دلذذى الاوابذذل الم عونذذة تحذذت األإط باسذذتعمال ا ت حفذذإ مٌاانٌاٌذذة بذذل ٌجذذب أن‬
‫ٌاون هلن ٌ وٌاً‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬دلى الكو الموول المسإول أن ٌح مولع العمل ب لذة متناهٌذة لبذل السذماح لفإٌذك العمذل بمباكذإو‬
‫دملهم وصوصذا ً دنذ ما ٌاذون اوذل الحفإٌذة أانذإ مذن اٌبذل وعذً هذه‪ ،‬الحالذة ٌجذب اسذتو ام جمٌذع‬
‫الوسابل المتاحة من سٌاإو عح الاوابذل أو أجهذزو تح ٌذ أمذاان األد ذال أو أجهذزو تح ٌذ مسذاإات‬
‫الاوابل ودن تح ٌ الاٌبل المإا العمل دلٌع ٌتم استو ام جهاز الضإب دن بع (‪.)GUN‬‬
‫‪ -4‬دنذ تح ٌ ذ الاٌبذذل المذذإا العمذذل دلٌذذع (أو ماذذان الع ذذل) البذ مذذن التمٌذ بمذذا ٌلذذً (عذذً حذذال الاوابذذل‬
‫الماهإبة أصالً)‪:‬‬
‫أ‪ٌ -‬تم دمل تذؤإٌط إبٌسذً عذً المح ذة دلذى الاٌبذل المعنذً وعذً ألذإب مولذع للعمذل (مح ذات‬
‫مجمعة (‪.)RMU‬‬
‫ب‪ -‬بعذذ التؤاذذ مذذن أن الاٌبذذل مٌذذت بااعذذة الوسذذابل المتاحذذة ٌتمذذ م الكذذو الموذذول المسذذإول‬
‫وبواس ة مسذ ا الضذإب إلذى الاٌبذل المعنذً وٌذؤإط جهذاز الضذإب (‪ )Gun‬ومذن نذم ٌمذوم‬
‫بضإب الاٌبل عً المولع المناسب وعً حاالت الوصالت ٌتم الضإب لبل الوصلة مباكإو‪.‬‬
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‫ج‪ٌ -‬موم الكو المسإول بإدالم جمٌع أدضاء الفإٌك العامل ب بٌعة العمل والحهإ دن المباكإو‬
‫عً ل ع الاٌبل‪.‬‬
‫ عذذً حذذال اوابذذل الضذذؽ المتوسذ عذذإن الكذذو الموذذول المسذذإول وبموجذذب إهن دمذذل ععلذذً‬‫مص إ إهن العمل أن ٌموم باطجإاءات السابمة من تح ٌ الاٌبل ضإب الاٌبل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -،‬بع ل ع الاٌبل ٌتم تعلٌم األ واإ وصوصا ً عً حاالت الوصالت والتؤاٌذ دلذى إدذا و الوضذع‬
‫إلى ما اان دلٌع لبل العمل‪.‬‬
‫العمل على الشبكات الهوايية المعراة (‪6.6،11،33‬ك‪.‬ف)‪:‬‬
‫أ‪ -‬فحص وتفقد الخطوط‪:‬‬
‫‪ٌ -1‬تم تفم الو و من لبل كو لع معإعة بالو و و ب ون إص اإ أهونات دمل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬دن تفم الو و ٌجب أن تعتبإ ابما ً أن هه‪ ،‬الو و ماهإبة حتى ولو أن الكذو ٌعلذم‬
‫بؤنها ؼٌإ ماهإبة حٌث ٌمان اهإبتها بؤٌة لحظذة إمذا ألؼذإاط الفحذ أو التكذؽٌل الذ ابم‬
‫واهلن ٌجب تفم الو من األإط وب ون التسلك دلى األدم و واألبإاج‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬دن مالحظة الكو المتفم لهه‪ ،‬الو و أي ل ع أو اسذإ أو وذ ش ٌجذب دلٌذع إبذالغ‬
‫المسإولٌن بهلن واهلن اتواه اطجإاءات الالزمة لتالعً الو إ دلى الساان وٌتم االستعانة‬
‫بذذالموا نٌن لوضذذع الحإاسذذة الالزمذذة دلذذى هذذه‪ ،‬الو ذذو المم ودذذة والتذذً تكذذال و ذذإا ً‬
‫حٌث ٌجب د م لمسها واالبتعا دنها مساعة منة وعً حال وجو الو ذإ عذً من مذة ؼٌذإ‬
‫سذانٌة ٌجذذب وضذذع إكذذاإات تحهٌإٌذذة بذذالو إ وتإوذذه هذذه‪ ،‬اطكذذاإات مذذن ألذذإب أدمذ و أو‬
‫مح ات تحوٌل عإدٌة وتوضع دلٌها ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -4‬عً حالة ولور حا ث لكو ما ٌسمح بفصل التٌاإ مباكإو ون الحصول دلى المواعمذات‬
‫الالزمة وبع دملٌة الفصل ٌتم إدالم الكو المسإول بهلن‪.‬‬
‫ب‪ -‬إجراءات العمل وعمليات التشغيل على الشبكات‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬الحصول دلى إهن دمل من المهن ا المعنً وأن ٌاون الكو الذهي سذوؾ ٌمذوم بالعمذل‬
‫ٌحمل تووٌل ال ٌمل دن ال إجذة الإابعذة ومسذإول دذن العمذل وٌعذإؾ بٌعتذع بكذال جٌذ‬
‫وب ون مالبسات وال ٌجوز العمل نهابٌا ً أنناء العواصؾ الإد ٌة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬عً حاالت واصة ٌمان الحصول دلى إهن العمل دن إٌك الهاتؾ ولان بع إدا و لإاءو‬
‫إهن العمل من لبل منفه العمل‪.‬‬
‫‪ٌ -3‬تم ال لب من مإاز المإالبة أو مهن ا مح ات التحوٌل إ فاء الو ودزلع وتؤإٌضع عً‬
‫المح ة الإبٌسٌة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -4‬تنبٌت إكاإات تحهٌإٌة عً جمٌع النما التً ٌمان أن ٌعا إحٌاء الو منها وتمفٌذل لوا ذع‬
‫ال ابإو وتحفظ المفاتٌح مع الكو المسإول دن إص اإإهن العمل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -5‬الههاب إلى مولع العمل والتؤا من أن الو مفصول بواس ة دصى عح عول ٌة مالبمة‬
‫لفول ٌة الو ومفحوصة مسبما ً ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -6‬عتح الساااٌن الهوابٌة الموجو و دلى الو ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -7‬السماح للفإٌك بإجإاء دملٌات التفإٌػ والتؤإٌط اطضاعً مباكإو لبل وبع مولع العمل‬
‫وٌمنع تح ٌ ولتا ً مسبما ً وتح ٌ سادات معٌنة لعزل الو ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -8‬السماح للعاملٌن بمباكإو العمل وتحت إكإاؾ من كو إبٌسً واح ‪.‬‬
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‫‪ -9‬دن التولؾ دن العمل لسبب أو وذإ أننذاء سذادات الذ وام ٌجذب دذ م إعذع التذؤإٌط وإها‬
‫تإن بعط العمال لفتإو معٌنة عً المولع مع وجو حفإٌات أو أدمذ و أو معذ ات اهإبابٌذة‬
‫ته بو إ السذالمة دلذى األعذإا عإنذع ٌجذب تعٌذٌن حذإاا للمولذع ودلذى الحذإاا مإالبذة‬
‫مولع العمذل ومنذع األكذوا والحٌوانذات مذن الذ وول إلذى المولذع ومنذع والعبذث بمعذ ات‬
‫التؤإٌط ودن استبناؾ العمل دلى المسإول دن الفإٌك تفم سالمة توصذٌالت األإضذً‬
‫الهي تم تإاٌبع لبل مباكإو العمل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -11‬بع االنتهاء من العمل ٌموم الكو الموول المسإول بإتبار الو وات التالٌة‪:‬‬
‫ التؤا من د م وجو أي من األكوا عً من مة العمل‪.‬‬‫ً‬
‫ إزالة التؤإٌط اطضاعً لبل وبع مولع العمل حٌث تتم اطزالة دن الكباة أوال ومذن نذم‬‫من األإضً‪.‬‬
‫ إبعا المع ات والكوابب دن الكباة وإزالة الساللم دن األدم و‪.‬‬‫ إإجار الساااٌن الهوابٌة التً تم عتحها‪.‬‬‫ إبإاء إهن العمل وال لب من مإاذز المإالبذة أو مهنذ ا مح ذات التحوٌذل إإجذار الوذ‬‫بع إزالة التؤإٌط الإبٌسً حسب إهن العمل الصا إ بهها الوصو ‪.‬‬
‫ج‪ -‬أعمال الصيانة على الخطوط المكهربة‪:‬‬
‫ جمٌع األدمال التً ال تت لب التسلك دلى األدم و وتكمل ضب صوامٌل وبإاؼً المك ات‬‫لٌاا مماومة أإضً األدم و تعزٌز أإضً األدم و تعلٌك العتات تحذهٌإ وتذإلٌم األدمذ و‬
‫واألبإاج واستب ال ل ع األإلام تنظٌؾ األإط تحت األدم و وجمٌع هه‪ ،‬األدمال ٌجب أن‬
‫ٌموم بها كوصان وب ون إهن دمل‪.‬‬
‫ األدمال التً تت لب التسلك دلى األدم و ودلى مساعة ال تمل دن متإٌن دن الوذ الماهذإب‬‫ٌجب إص اإ بها إهن دمل‪.‬‬
‫ األدمذذال التذذً تت لذذب مذ وك ذ الو ذذو تحذذت أو عذذوق الو ذذو الماهإبذذة والتذذً ال ٌماذذن أن‬‫تتحمل لم ا أو االلتإاب من الو و الماهإبة المجاوإو واتواه اطجذإاءات الااعٌذة لمنذع منذل‬
‫هها االحتمال وإها التضت الضإوإو سالمة العاملٌن عإنع ٌجب عصل الو بكال اإئ ‪.‬‬
‫ تؤإٌط المع ات التً تعمل تحت الو وٌحتمل لما أو االلتذإاب مذن الوذ منذل (الإاععذات‬‫ا لٌات الونكات)‪.‬‬
‫السماحات المسموح بها‬
‫مساعة السماح الاهإبابً بالنسبة لو و التوزٌع الاهإبابٌة الؽٌإ معزولة دن ألصى انحناء لها‪:‬‬
‫الــوصــف‬
‫‪33.11.6.6‬ك‪.‬ف‬
‫السماحات األفقية‪:‬‬
‫ السماحات األعمٌة دن المنكآت‬‫‪ -‬السماحات األعمٌة لألإاضً واإج التنظٌم‬
‫‪3‬متإ‬
‫‪2‬متإ‬
‫السماحات العامودية‪:‬‬
‫ االإتفار دن مستوى أإط الفضاء‬‫‪PPaaggee 111122 ooff 114422‬‬
‫‪6‬أمتاإ‬
‫ اإتفار التما عات دن مستوى ال إق‬‫ االإتفار دن و و أوإى دن التما ع‬‫ االإتفار دن لمم األكجاإ‬‫‪ -‬االإتفار دن سمؾ المنكآت المابمة‬
‫‪ 7‬أمتاإ‬
‫‪2‬متإ‬
‫‪2‬متإ‬
‫‪ 3‬أمتاإ‬
‫‪ ‬مسافة السماح الكهرباي ‪ :‬ألل مساعة ٌسمح بها بٌن الموصالت الاهإبابٌة الحاملة للتٌاإ الاهإبابً‬
‫وأي منكؤ‪ ،‬لإٌب منها بحٌث ال ٌإنإ التٌاإ الاهإبابً بكال ضاإ دلذى‬
‫هه‪ ،‬المنكؤو‪.‬‬
‫العمل على محطات التحويل‪:‬‬
‫محطات التحويل الرييسية ‪6.6/11 ،11/33‬ك‪.‬ف‬
‫‪ -1‬دلى الكو المسإول والموول من ال إجة الإابعة دلى األلذل أن ٌاذون حاصذالً دلذى إهن دمذل‬
‫من المسإول األدلى موضحا ً عٌع العمل الم لوب ودملٌات العزل والتؤإٌط‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬دلى الكو المسإول إماتة جمٌع األجزاء المذإا العمذل دلٌهذا الٌذا ً وإن لذم ٌاذن هنذان إماانٌذة‬
‫لهلن عإنع ال ب من تح ٌ المسذاحة التذً سذٌتم العمذل دلٌهذا بواسذ ة أحبذال أو كذإاب أو أدذالم أو‬
‫حواجز واهلن ٌجب تح ٌ الولو األ نى الالزم توعإها بٌن الجسم الحً و ماان العمل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬عذذً حذذال اسذذتو ام الإاععذذات أو الونكذذات أو أٌذذة لذذة مٌاانٌاٌذذة عإنذذع ٌت لذذب الحذذهإ الزابذ دنذذع عذذً‬
‫الحاالت العا ٌذة وصوصذا ً مذن ناحٌذة الولذو الاهإبذابً وإن الجذ ول المعذ للولذو ٌاذون عذً‬
‫حاالت العمل العا ٌة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -4‬تؤمٌن مستوى إناإو جٌ للعمل اول المح ة من حٌث إصذالح اطنذاإو االحتٌا ٌذة (المكذحونة) أو‬
‫إحضاإ مصابٌح إناإو إضاعٌة وتاون هه‪ ،‬اطناإو ؼٌإ مزدجذة وأن تبمذى وسذابل اطضذاءو جذاهزو‬
‫لالستعمال عً جمٌع األولات‪.‬‬
‫‪ -5‬إزالة العوابك من اول ممإات المح ة وإبماء مواإج المبنذى مفتوحذة أننذاء العمذل ودمذل التهوٌذة‬
‫الالزمة دن وولها‪.‬‬
‫‪ -6‬تفم جاهزٌة مع ات اط فاء بصوإو مستمإو‪.‬‬
‫‪ -7‬توعٌإ مع ات السذالمة المناسذبة منذل ‪ :‬لفذازات الم ذا العذ الٌ وٌذة المعزولذة حصذٌإو الم ذا‬
‫المتنملذذة العصذذا العازلذذة لابضذذات المصذذهإات المعزولذذة دصذذا عح ذ عول ٌذذة دصذذا عح ذ‬
‫األ واإ مع ضإوإو عحصها واوتباإهذا بصذفة وإٌذة امذا ٌجذب إبمابهذا بحالذة سذلٌمة وأن تاذون‬
‫مناسبة للجه المستو م‪.‬‬
‫‪ -8‬توعٌإ مو تكؽٌلً مح ث عً المح ذة ٌبذٌن عٌذع الوضذع التكذؽٌلً المذابم وموالذع عذتح المؽذهٌات‬
‫وإجإاءات التصإؾ دن ح وث أد ال واهلن وضع لوابم بؤسماء المكتإاٌن الإبٌسٌٌن دلى ال‬
‫مؽهي‪.‬‬
‫‪ -9‬د م تعإط جسم اطنسان إلى لما زٌوت المحوالت ل إ اطماان‪.‬‬
‫‪ -11‬السٌإ عً إجإاءات عصل المؽهٌات‪:‬‬
‫ً‬
‫ إها اانت المح ة مإبو ة مع مإاز المإالبة عإنع ال ب من ال لب منهم عتح الو أتوماتٌاٌا أو‬‫ٌموم مهن ا المح ات بتحوٌل المح ة إلى وضع ‪ Attended‬ودلٌع ٌفتح الو حسب المود‬
‫الممإإ لهلن‪.‬‬
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‫‬‫‬‫‬‫‪-‬‬
‫إزالة دإبة الما ع من مولعها إلى الواإج‪.‬‬
‫تاإٌط المؽهي إما بعإبة تؤإٌط أو بساٌن التؤإٌط الموجو و اول حجإو الما ع‪.‬‬
‫اطٌعاز للكو الموول بمباكإو العمل باستامال إجإاءات السالمة دلى المؽهي‪.‬‬
‫وضع إكاإات التحهٌإ الالزمة وتمفٌل الموا ع بمفاتٌح تبمى مع الكو الموول المسإول‪.‬‬
‫البطاريات‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬دن تعببة الب اإٌات باألحماط ٌجب اإتذ اء لفذازات م ا ٌذة واصذة ضذ األحمذاط ونظذاإات‬
‫والٌة ومإٌول م ا ً وٌل وتجنب لما المحلول ود م الماوث وٌالً عً الؽإعة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬دن مزج المحلول ٌجب د م إضاعة الماء المم إ للمحلول ووعذا ً مذن تولذ اطنفجذاإات بذل ٌجذب‬
‫ابما ً إضاعة المحلول للماء‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬د م وضع أٌة ل ع مع نٌة دلى أ إاؾ الب اإٌات لتجنب لصإ ال ابإو‪.‬‬
‫‪ٌ -4‬جب وضع الب اإٌات بحٌث تاون عً متناول األكوا المإهلٌن تؤهٌالً ااعٌذا ً وتاذون عذً ؼإعذة‬
‫منفصلة‪.‬‬
‫‪ٌ -5‬جب عتح الكبابٌن وتكؽٌل جهاز علتإ الهواء إن وج دن وول الؽإعة لضمان تهوٌة جٌ و لها‪.‬‬
‫‪ -6‬تفم الب اإٌة باستمإاإ وٌجب إضاعة الماء المم إ عم عً حالة نم المحلول‪.‬‬
‫‪ -7‬إزالة العوابك من الممإات وتنظٌؾ الؽإعة ووضذع الب اإٌذات دلذى إعذوؾ جٌذ و مماومذة للتؤاسذ‬
‫بسبب محلولها‪.‬‬
‫‪ -8‬دن تعببة الب اإٌة ٌجب أوالً مسح الؽباإ واألوساخ المتواج و حول الفتحات وبع ها ملا ال ولٌة‬
‫للمنسوب الم لوب بالماء المم إ عم ومن نم تؽلك الفتحات‪.‬‬
‫‪ -9‬التؤا من سالمة وجاهزٌة فاٌة الحإٌك‪.‬‬
‫محطات التحويل الفرعية (‪ 0.4/6.6 ، 0.4/11 ، 0.4/33‬ك‪.‬ف)‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬د م ال وول إلى سٌاج المح ة ب ون كها و تووٌل ال تمل دن ال إجة النالنة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬اطلتزام بمالبا السالمة العامة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬أوه الحٌ ة والحهإ وتجنب االإتجالٌة عً التعامل مع المح ة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -4‬النظإ وتفم جمٌع أجزاء المح ة بسإدة للاكؾ دن أي مالحظات من ل ع توصذٌالت أو وصذالت‬
‫أإضٌة أو وجو موالع و إو‪.‬‬
‫‪ -5‬د م لما اللوحة بالٌ العاإٌة مباكإو‪.‬‬
‫‪ -6‬الحهإ ال ابم وتجنب المزاح والاالم الهي ل ٌإ ي إلى الؽفلة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -7‬تجنب عتح ساااٌن الضؽ المتوس إالّ بوجو حصٌإو تؤإٌط واإت اء افوؾ دازلة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -8‬عً حالة إجإاءات الفصل ٌتم توفٌؾ األحمال دلى الضؽ المنوفط ومن نم عصل الضؽ المتوس‬
‫والعاا صحٌح عً حالة إإجار التؽهٌة ٌتم إإجار الضؽ المتوس وبع ها المنوفط‪.‬‬
‫‪ -9‬التؤا من سالمة ونظاعة دصذا نذزر المصذهإات وولوهذا مذن التلذوث والكذموق واألتإبذة مذع تنبٌتهذا‬
‫ب إٌمة جٌ و‪.‬‬
‫‪ -11‬وضع اطكاإات التحهٌإٌة الالزمة دن العمل ولفل المح ة بحٌذث ٌمنذع دملٌذة عذتح المح ذة وإدذا و‬
‫التكؽٌل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -11‬التؤا من تعلٌم المؽهٌات واتجا‪ ،‬ال مؽهي إلى من مة معٌنة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -12‬استعمال جمٌع األ وات الواصذة مذن مفذاتٌح وأٌذ ي نذزر المصذهإات وتجنذب اسذتعمال أي أ او ؼٌذإ‬
‫مالبمة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -13‬د م تعإٌط جسم اطنسان إلى لما زٌوت المحوالت ل إ اطماان‪.‬‬
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‫خدمات المشتركين والعدادات‪:‬‬
‫توصيالت خدمات المشتركين من الشبكات الهوايية (طور واحد‪ ،‬ثالثة أطوار)‬
‫‪ -1‬التمٌ عً التعلٌمات الصا إو عً موالذع أوذإى الواصذة بكذباات الضذؽ المذنوفط والتمٌذ بلبذاا‬
‫السالمة العامة‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬التؤا من أن التم ٌ ات ال اولٌة مفحوصة وصالحة حسب المواصفات لبل ب ء التإاٌب والتؤا من‬
‫وجو لضٌب تؤإٌط ولا ع تسإب ا لً‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬التؤا من ماان تإاٌب الع ا بكال سلٌم عً األماان ك ٌ و الؽباإ أو الإ وبة أو األبوإو وما إلذى‬
‫هلذذن وتإاٌذذب الع ذ ا ات الماكذذوعة باإتفذذار ال ٌمذذل دذذن (‪1.81-1.6‬م) دذذن س ذ ح األإط وٌاذذون‬
‫ماان الع ا سهل الوصول إلٌع وٌتم تجمٌع الع ا وٌنبت دلى الحاب بواس ة بإاؼً التنبٌت‪.‬‬
‫‪ -4‬تإاٌب وك الاٌبل دلى العامو ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -5‬بع تجهٌز التوصٌالت الالزمة بالع ا اول المنزل ٌتم عصل المؽهي وتإاٌب ال وإ أو األ واإ‬
‫دلى الكباة بإتبار إجإاءات السالمة دلى كباات الضؽ المنوفط‪.‬‬
‫تركيب خدمات المشتركين (طور أو ثالثة أطوار) للمشتركين ف األبنية متعيددة الطوابي وتغيذع عين‬
‫طري الكوابل األرضية‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬التمٌ بتعلٌمات بنو تإاٌب الع ا ات السابمة ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬عصل الما ع الإبٌسً المؽهي للوحة توزٌع المبنى أو العماإو أو المنكآت‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬التؤا من صالحٌة تم ٌ ات الكمة ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -4‬توصٌل الع ا ات من المضبان الإبٌسذة عذً لوحذة المبنذى مذن وذالل لوا ذع واصذة وتؽهٌتذع حسذب‬
‫األصول‪.‬‬
‫عدادات محوالت التيار‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬استو ام تعلٌمات السالمة الصا إو دلى كباات الضؽ المنوفط والمتوس ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬عصل التٌاإ الاهإبابً وتإاٌب محوالت التٌاإ دلى المؽهي المإا تإاٌب الع ا لع‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬توصٌل أسالن محوالت التٌاإ مباكإو أو من والل لوحة الفح وتوصٌل أسالن الفول ٌة حسذب‬
‫األصول‪.‬‬
‫‪ -4‬التؤا من أن محوالت التٌذاإ مإإضذة وأن نسذبة التحوٌذل المسذتو مة صذحٌحة وأن جمٌذع أ ذإاؾ‬
‫محوالت التٌاإ مؽلمة وال ٌوج عتح بٌن األ إاؾ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -5‬تسجٌل جمٌع المعلومات دن اللوحة اطسمٌة للع ا بما عً هلن لإاءو الع ا ومعامذل الضذإب وٌذتم‬
‫ت وٌن معامل الضإب عً المن مة الموصصة لع دلى الع ا ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -6‬إدا و وصل التٌاإ الاهإبابً وعح اتجا‪ ،‬وإان األ واإ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -7‬التؤا من تؤإٌط محوالت التٌاإ باستو ام جهاز لٌاا التٌاإ وهلذن بتوصذٌل أحذ أ ذإاؾ األمٌتذإ‬
‫باألإط ومالمسة ال إؾ ا وإ مع ال إؾ مذن أ ذإاؾ محذوالت التٌذاإ وٌذتم مذن وذالل هذها‬
‫الفح التؤا من أن محوالت التٌاإ مإإضع من إؾ واح وهو ال إؾ الهي ٌسجل لإاءو الل‪.‬‬
‫‪ -8‬دن دملٌات عح الع ا وعً حال توعإ مصهإات للع ا ٌتم نزر مصهإ واح ا ً واحذ ا ً للتؤاذ مذن‬
‫لإاءو الع ا (إها توعإت المصهإات) وعً حذال وجذو ماعذب الفحذ عذً لوحذة التوزٌذع ٌذتم أوال‬
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‫ومن نم إؼالق الفذاز‬
‫إؼالق لناات محوالت التٌاإ وعتح لناات الع ا عم للتؤا من تولؾ المإ‬
‫األول للع ا وعتح لٌنن محول التٌاإ لنفا الفاز وإدا و تإاٌب المصهإ الوا لهها الفاز مذع بمذاء‬
‫المصذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذهإات النذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذانً والنالذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذث منزودذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذة وٌذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذذتم‬
‫التؤا من وإان الع ا ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -9‬إدا و الوضع للناات إلى ما اانت دلٌع‪.‬‬
‫الحوادث الكهربايية واإلسعافات األولية‪:‬‬
‫حالة عامة‪:‬‬
‫إن الصفة الإبٌسٌة التً ٌت لبها النجذاح عذً أ اء اطسذعاعات األولٌذة طنمذاه المصذاب هذً سذإدة العمذل‬
‫وحسن التصإؾ والت إٌب العملً للمنمه وعً جمٌع الحاالت ٌتولؾ إنماه المصاب دلذى سذإدة عصذل‬
‫التٌاإ الاهإبذابً وإبعذا المصذاب وصذحة ت بٌذك اطسذعاعات األولٌذة وإن التذؤوٌإ عذً أ اء اطسذعاعات‬
‫األولٌة سٌنتج دنع موت المصاب وعً جمٌع األحوال ٌجب دذ م ادتبذاإ المصذاب أنذع متذوعً بمجذإ‬
‫اوتفاء دالمات الحٌذاو (اذالتنفا والنذبط) وبذالإؼم مذن اوتفذاء هذه‪ ،‬العالمذات ٌجذب دمذل اطسذعاعات‬
‫األولٌة وب ون تؤوٌإ وؼالبا ً أنع دن اوتفاء هه‪ ،‬العالمات ٌظن أن المصاب ل مات ولان لذم ٌمذت ععذالً‬
‫وأن الكو الوحٌ الهي ٌمإإ موتع أم ال هو ال بٌب‪.‬‬
‫أ‪ -‬تخليص المصاب من المالمسة الكهربايية‪:‬‬
‫ٌجب اطسإار بفصل التٌاإ الاهإبابً مباكإو دن المصاب وهلن دن إٌك عصل المذا ع الإبٌسذً أو‬
‫الفإدً أو ال لب من جهات أوإى هلن ومإاداو د م لما المصاب بٌ ٌن داإٌتٌن الما ظل مالمسا ً‬
‫للتٌاإ الاهإبابً حتى ال ٌصاب الكو المنمذه بذنفا التٌذاإ الاهإبذابً امذا ٌجذب االنتبذا‪ ،‬إلذى ماذان‬
‫وجو المصاب عإها اان دلى اإتفار دالً عٌجب حماٌتع من السمو ‪.‬‬
‫وعً الحاالت التً ٌصعب عٌها عصل التٌاإ الاهإبابً دذن المصذاب بالسذإدة الم لوبذة عإنذع ال بذ مذن‬
‫اتواه اطجإاءات التالٌة‪.‬‬
‫ معدات الضغط المنخفض أقل من (‪ )400‬فولط‪:‬‬‫لفصل المصاب دن األجزاء الحاملة للتٌاإ ٌتم استو ام وسابل دزل جاعة ااألوكاب أوالنٌاب وال‬
‫ٌسذذمح باسذذتو ام أ وات مع نٌذذة أو أ وات إ بذذة وٌنصذذح االبتعذذا دذذن األجسذذام المع نٌذذة المحٌ ذذة‬
‫بالمصاب ألنها نالذل جٌذ للتٌذاإ وبعذ لٌذام المنمذه بلذبا لفذازات م ا ٌذة دازلذة وؼٌذإ منموبذة أو‬
‫تؽ ٌة ٌ ٌع بؤي لماش سمٌن وؼٌإ مبلل ٌموم بك المصذاب مذن مالبسذع بعٌذ ا ً دذن السذلن وٌنصذح‬
‫باستو ام ٌ واح و أنناء إنماه المصاب وٌمان للمنمه دزل نفسع دن األإط بواس ة الولذوؾ دلذى‬
‫لوح وكبً أو أٌة ما و دازلة وجاعة‪.‬‬
‫ على معدات الضغط المتوسط ‪ 33 ،11 ،6.6‬ك‪.‬ف‬‫ٌجب استو ام وسابل العذزل التذً تتحمذل الجهذ الم لذوب الذبا المفذازات واألحهٌذة الم ا ٌذة مذع‬
‫استو ام دصا الضؽ المتوس العازلة طبعا المصاب دن و و الجه المتوس اما ٌمان دمل‬
‫أإضً دلى و و الجه المتوس وهلن بإب إؾ سلن بنم ة تؤإٌط األدم و نذم إلمذاء إعذع‬
‫ا وإ دلى الجه المتوس المالما للمصاب وعذً هذه‪ ،‬الحالذة سٌسذم المصذاب دلذى األإط لذها‬
‫ٌجب االحتٌا حتى ال تز ا اطصابة سوء نتٌجة الإت امع باألإط دن السمو ‪.‬‬
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‫ب‪ -‬اإلسعافات األولية للمصاب‪:‬‬
‫بع عصل التٌاإ الاهإبابً دن المصاب ٌتم تالٌؾ بعط األكوا باالتصذال مذع المسذإولٌن والذ عار‬
‫الم نً مع إتبار ما ٌلً‪:‬‬
‫ ٌوضع المصاب بسإدة دلى ظهإ‪ ،‬ومن األعضل أن ٌاون هلن دلى س ح صلب وجاؾ‪.‬‬‫ ٌفح عم المصاب وتوإج أي ما و تعوق التنفا سوا ًء صلبة أو سابلة وٌصحح وضع الذإأا‬‫لضمان ولو مجإى التنفا من االنس ا نتٌجة السمو الولفذً للسذان والكذال إلذم (‪ٌ )1‬وضذح‬
‫مجإى التنفا عً الوضعٌن المؽلك والمفتوح‪.‬‬
‫ التؤا من تنفا المصاب وهلن بمإالبة اإتفار وهبو ص إ‪ ،‬من د مع‪.‬‬‫ التؤا من نبط المصاب وهلن بلما الكذإٌان دنذ المعصذم (النذبط الكذإٌانً) أو عذً الإلبذة‬‫للتعإؾ دما إها اانت ضإبات الملب ال زالت مستمإو من د مع‪.‬‬
‫ مإالبة اتسار ح لة العٌن ألن اتسار ح لة العٌن ٌعنً نم عً وصول ال م للمخ عإها نبت أن‬‫المصاب ال ٌتنفا وال ٌوج بع نبط عفً هه‪ ،‬الحالة دلى المنمه أن ٌإ ي وظٌفة إبتً وللب‬
‫المصاب بإجإاء إٌمة التنفا االص نادً مع الت لٌن الواإجً للملب اما ٌلً‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬التنفس االصطناع ‪:‬‬
‫ ضع المصاب دلى ظهإ‪ ،‬وأوإج أٌة موا ؼإٌبة من عمع‪.‬‬‫ ضع إح ى الٌ ٌن تحذت إلبذة المصذاب واجعذل الإلبذة مموسذة إلذى أدلذى واضذؽ بالٌذ‬‫األوإى دلى جبهة المصاب عً االتجا‪ ،‬إلى أسفل وهها سٌإ ي إلى عتح عم المصاب‬
‫ وه نفسا ً دمٌما ً لتمأل ص إن واعتح عمن وضعع بإحاام دلى عم المصاب المفتذوح وأؼلذك‬‫أنؾ المصاب بسبابة وإبهام ٌ ن التً تضؽ دلى الجبهة وانفخ عً عمذع امٌذة ااعٌذة مذن‬
‫الهواء لتجعل ص إ‪ٌ ،‬إتفع‪.‬‬
‫ أبع عمذن وإالذب انوفذاط صذ إ المصذاب واذإإ دملٌذة الذنفخ بمعذ ل نفوذة اذل أإبعذة‬‫نوانً‪.‬‬
‫ إها لم ٌان هنان تبذا ل للهذواء بمعنذى أن صذ إ المصذاب ال ٌإتفذع ٌفحذ عذم المصذاب‬‫وٌنظؾ جٌ ا ً من أي أجسام ؼإٌبة تعوق وول الهواء‪.‬‬
‫ وتستؤنؾ دملٌة التنفا من عم لفم بنفخ الهواء بموو بمع ل مإو اذل (‪ )5-4‬نذوانً بالنسذبة‬‫للبذذالؽٌن وبمع ذ ل (‪ ) 3‬نذذوانً بالنسذذبة لأل فذذال وٌإادذذى دن ذ دملٌذذة الذذنفخ إؼذذالق أنذذؾ‬
‫المصاب ودن الزعٌإ ٌفتح أنفع وتستمإ هه‪ ،‬العملٌة حتى ٌب أ المصاب بذالتنفا ال بٌعذً‬
‫بع التنفا الصنادً المتواصل نم ٌإعع عم المنمه دن عم المصاب‪.‬‬
‫ ضع ب انٌة أو مع ؾ تحت المصاب وعولع للت عبة ودن ما ٌستعٌ أنفاسع ال ت دع ٌنهط‬‫لبل مإوإ سادة دلى األلل وهلن لحٌن حضوإ عإٌك اطسعاؾ أو ال بٌب‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬التدليك الخارج للقلب‪:‬‬
‫ استو ام إٌمة الت لٌن الواإجً للملب مع دملٌذة التذنفا الصذنادً مذع مإادذاو دذ م تعذاإط‬‫الت لٌن الواإج ً للملب مع دملٌة النفخ عً عم المصاب وأن تاون دملٌة النفخ سإٌعة نم ٌبع‬
‫المنمه عمع دن المصاب وٌتإاع لتفإٌػ الهواء من اولع مع إجإاء دملٌة تذ لٌن وذاإجً للملذب‬
‫لضذذمان اسذذتمإاإ مذذإوإ ال ذ م الحامذذل لألاسذذجٌن ألدضذذاء الجسذذم الموتلفذذة ووصوص ذا ً المذذخ‬
‫والالٌتٌن والملب هها إها اان ٌموم باطجإاءات اطسعاعٌة كو واحذ أمذا إها تذوعإ كوصذان‬
‫ٌجٌ ان اطسعاعات األولٌة عٌموم أح هما بالتنفا الصنادً وا وإ بت لٌن الملب من الواإج‪.‬‬
‫ لعمل ت لٌن الملب من الواإج ٌجب أن ٌاون المصاب ملمى دلى ظهإ‪ ،‬عوق أإط صلبة‪.‬‬‫‪PPaaggee 111177 ooff 114422‬‬
‫ تحسا ص إ المإٌط حتى تح الجزء السفلً من المفذ الصذ إي وضذع أحذ أصذابع ٌذ ن‬‫الٌسإى دلى هها ال إؾ وحإن نهاٌة مفصل الٌ الٌمنى(ولٌا الاؾ) نحو هها اطصبع ضذع‬
‫الٌ الٌسإى عوق الٌمنى دلى النلث األسفل من دظمة المف الص إي وضع الٌ الٌسإى عوق‬
‫الٌمنى اإعع أصابع الٌ ٌن دن المصاب‪.‬‬
‫ اضؽ لألسفل بسإدة ال تمل دن مإو عً النانٌذة وٌاذون الضذؽ بالتذا الٌذ ٌن واسذتو م لذوو‬‫ااعٌة لتضؽ الٌ السفلى عً النلذث السذفلً للمفذ الصذ إي بحٌذث ٌذنوفط مسذاعة (‪)5-3‬سذم‬
‫وهلن بؤن تبمى هإادٌن مستمٌمتٌن والتننٌهما دنذ المإعذك مسذتو ما ً وزن جسذمن الذع للضذؽ‬
‫من الاتفٌن وهها مما ٌسهل دلٌذن أ اء منذل هذه‪ ،‬المهمذة لولذت أ ذول ون تعذب ابٌذإ نذم اإعذع‬
‫نملن مع بماء وضع افٌذن دلذى صذ إ المصذاب واذإإ هذه‪ ،‬العلمٌذة بصذفة منتظمذة وٌجذب أن‬
‫تاإإ هه‪ ،‬الضؽ ات بانتظام (اضؽ واإعع الضؽ ) وعً ال مإو تضؽ دلى للب المصاب‬
‫أي أنن تموم بعمل الملب‪.‬‬
‫ ٌإادى أن ٌستمإ النفخ عً الفم بحٌث ٌتولل دملٌذة التذ لٌن الوذاإجً للملذب بمعذ ل نفذا واحذ‬‫ال وما ضؽ ات واإجٌذة وإها اذان هنذان كذو واحذ ٌمذوم بعملٌذة التذنفا واطسذعاعات‬
‫للملب ععلٌع أن ٌنفخ عً عم المصاب بال إٌمذة الصذحٌحة مذإتٌن أو نذالث مذإات متتالٌذة ٌتبعهذا‬
‫وذإ‬
‫دمل ت لٌن واإجً للملب لم و (‪ )12‬ضؽ ة وٌستمإ هلن بالتناوب أمذا إها تذواعإ كذو‬
‫عٌتاا هها الكو دن إأا المصاب وٌموم بعملٌة التذنفا الصذنادً بمعذ ل مذإو واحذ و اذل‬
‫وما ضؽ ات واإجٌذة دلذى الملذب تمذوم بهذا أنذت وٌسذتمإ دمذل هلذن حتذى ٌسذتعٌ المصذاب‬
‫أنفاسع والملب نبضاتع اما تستمإ هه‪ ،‬الجهو أنناء نمل المصذاب بسذٌاإو اطسذعاؾ إلذى ألذإب‬
‫مإاز إسعاؾ أو مستكفى‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬عالمات الحياة‪:‬‬
‫بع دملٌة نفخ وت لٌن صحٌحة وناجحة سٌظهإ دلى المصاب مذا ٌذؤتً مذن مظذاهإ الحٌذاو‬
‫التالٌة ‪:‬‬
‫‪ -1‬لذذون الوجذذع ٌب ذ أ عذذً التؽٌٌذذإ مذذن اللذذون األزإق إلذذى لذذون ألذذل زإلذذع نذذم ٌمٌذذل نحذذو‬
‫االحمإاإ‪.‬‬
‫‪ -2‬التنفا ال بٌعً ٌب أ عً الظهوإ وٌز ا بمإوإ الولت إلذى المعذ ل ال بٌعذً وٌاذون‬
‫مستمالً دن دملٌة اطسعاؾ ومنتظماً‪.‬‬
‫‪ -3‬اتسار ح لة العٌن ٌب أ عً الضٌك‪.‬‬
‫وٌإادذذى اسذذتمإاإ دملٌذذة التذذنفا الصذذنادً وتذ لٌن الملذذب حتذذى تبذ أ هذذه‪ ،‬العالمذذات عذذً‬
‫الظهوإ وٌمان التؤا منها بظهوإ النبضات ال بٌعٌة وتلمسها بالٌذ امذا ٌجذب اسذتمإاإ‬
‫إجإاء الع ملٌات اطسعاعٌة للتنفا والملذب بصذوإو صذحٌحة لمذ و سذادة دلذى األلذل حتذى‬
‫ٌحضإ ال بٌب‪.‬‬
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IDECO’s Specifications
Aerial Cable Sag and Clearance
Planning for aerial cable installation includes taking into account proper clearances, cable types
and properties, the mechanical stress loading on the cable, and span length.
Medium Voltage Network
Planning for proper clearances requires knowing the “sag” of the proposed installation. The
Contractor shall plan aerial cable installation to allow for a minimum clearance of five (5) meters
above ground level and three (3) meters from existing medium voltage power cables at the
electricity poles, which may be reduced to 2m to guarantee the 5m clearance above the ground.
The minimum clearance (Worst Case) of the mid point of the fiber optic cable (max. sag
location) shall not be less than one (1) meter from the mid point of electrical cable (max. sag
location).
Low Voltage Network
Clearance distance of the fixing point of fiber optical cable on the pole to IDECO Network
(electrical conductors) has been set at one (1) meter.
Installation conditions
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In some special cases where the clearance between the fiber optical cables and the ground level
is less than five (5) meters conjunctively, the distance of the fixing point of fiber optic cable on
the pole to IDECO Network (electrical conductors) is two (2) meters, then poles must be erected
at the mid spans or otherwise as required (If technically possible and Landowners,
Municipalities, Public works agree for the route) , the newly installed poles shall be erected at an
offset of one (1) meter of the alignment of the existing IDECO poles(If the route is available and
Landowners, Municipalities, Public works etc…agree for this solution). The new poles will be
erected at locations where transformer substations are installed at 33 KV and 11 KV line poles
and are envisaged to obstruct the installation of the fiber optic cable within these locations.
Clearance > 5m
Aerial Cable Sag and Clearance
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Annex K-2: MoPWH Specifications for Route Reinstatement
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Annex L: Communication Plan
Project Name
Project no.
Project Communication Plan
Date: / /
(Sample)
COMMUNICATION PLAN
Deliverable/Description
Target
Audience(s)
Delivery
Frequency
Delivery Method
Non Recurring meetings
Kickoff Meeting
Work Owner
Rep. and
Project
Manager,
Contractor
Sponsor and
Project
Manager,
Engineer Rep.
Quality
Assurance and
Planning rep.
Project team
Meeting to review and approve
project plan
Once per phase
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COMMUNICATION PLAN
Deliverable/Description
Closure Meeting
Recurring Meetings
Project Review Meeting
Non Recurring Reports
Project Plan
Target
Audience(s)
Work Owner
Rep. and
Manager,
Contractor
Sponsor and
Project
Manager,
Engineer Rep.
Quality
Assurance and
Planning rep.
Delivery Method
Review and approve the
Closure Report (if applicable)
and phase exit checklist
Delivery
Frequency
Once per phase
Project
Project Manager reviews
Managers, Work project status with stakeholders
Owner
Representative,
team leaders,
resource
managers
(when
necessary),
team members
(when
necessary)
Weekly/ Tuesda
11:00 - 01:00
Work Owner
By correspondence
Rep.and Rep,
MS project format
Project
Sponsor and
Manager,
Contractor
Sponsor and
Project Manager
Quality
Assurance and
Planning rep.
Once (to be
updated weekly)
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COMMUNICATION PLAN
Deliverable/Description
Project Closure Report
Project Reports
Monthly performance Report
Weekly Status report
Target
Delivery Method
Audience(s)
Work Owner
By correspondence
Rep. and Rep,
Project
Sponsor and
Manager,
Contractor
Sponsor and
Project Manager
Quality
Assurance and
Planning rep.
Delivery
Frequency
Once
Work Owner
By correspondence
Rep. and Rep,
Project
Sponsor and
Manager,
Contractor
Sponsor and
Project
Manager, Work
Owner Rep.,
team leaders.
Project
By correspondence
Managers, Work
Owner Rep.,
team leaders,
resource
managers
(when
necessary),
team members
(when
necessary)
Monthly
Weekly / Sunday
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COMMUNICATION PLAN
Deliverable/Description
Daily Status report
Target
Audience(s)
Project
Manager, Work
Owner Rep.,
team leaders,
resource
managers
(when
necessary),
team members
(when
necessary)
Delivery Method
By correspondence
Delivery
Frequency
Daily
Escalation Communication
Highly Critical issues and
risks
Project
Managers,
Reps, Sponsors
Quality
Assurance and
Planning rep.
Any urgent or major issues and As Required
risk should be communicated
immediately to Project Manager
and Project manager
Immediately communicates
these risks and issues to
Audience. Communication
must be by correspondence
and, where time is of essence,
by phone.
Project
Managers,
Reps, Sponsors
Quality
Assurance and
Planning rep.
By correspondences
Special Reports
Quantity measurement
(related to prices
changes)
When material
prices changes
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Annex Z lSITE SURVEY REPORT
B
Site No
Candidat
e
SSR APPROVED
SITE SURVEY COORDINATOR
NETWORK PLANNING ENGINEER
NNaammee
SSiiggnnaattuurree
DDaattee
GENERAL INFORMATION
Site Number and Name
SSR Issue Date
SSR Received Date
Manager Responsible
Network Designer Name
Site Engineer Name
Site Engineer Telephone
Site Engineer e-mail
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GENERAL SITE INFORMATION
Site name
Site address
street name and house number
zip code
city
municipality
Site details
Northing
JTM
Cadastral info
Easting
Palestine
(based on
municipality
data)
Estimated surface for equipment
SITE CONTACT PERSONS
1. Contractua
l issues
Name company / housing
corporation / etc.
Street name and house number
Zip code
City
Name contact person
Telephone number
Fax number
Function
Name person with authority to sign
ReRemarks
N.A.
Proof that above mentioned person(s) is / are authorized to sign contract or agreement.
N.A.
Documents showing authority to sign for above mentioned person(s) have been attached to
this document.
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SITE CONTACT PERSONS (CONTINUED)
Name contact person with
authority to decide on technical
issues
2. Technical /
access issues
Telephone number
Fax number
Function
Name housekeeper
Telephone number
ReRemarks
Name contact person
3. Administrative
issues
Telephone number
Fax / phone number
Function
ReRemarks
Site Type:
primary entity centre
school
hospital
health Directorate
MOE directorate
Medicine enventory
blood bank
Government entity
Aggregate site
MOH
directorate
Other, describe:
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THE FOLLOWING ITEMS HAVE BEEN DISCUSSED WITH THE DIRECTOR
1. Access to the site
24 hrs access possible?
Direction to the site (from nearest main road)
Description:
yes
no
Sketch attached
not clear
From existing 33 kv pole ,install 300 underground duct to feed the building.
Access to the proposed equipment room
Draft access protocol attached
Description:
.install 2 Hand Hole near the wall and install u-guard to protect the cable on wall.
key-box will be installed
access through security company [optional]
other: Housekeeper needs to be informed
2. Basic site data
Are existing drawings (blue prints) of the building
available from Landlord?
Clean environment – not in a dusty area, no water
leaks, no water or sewage pipes inside the room
Easy access – ground floor level is preferred
Good lighting of equipment room don’t know
Equipment room/Building in non flooding zone
Power connection 220V/50Hz available
Power connection -48V available
Is indoor space available for placing equipment
don’t know
Is outdoor space available for placing shelter
cabinets attached to building
Room condition don’t know
Height of ceiling minimum 220cm
All access doors have minimum width of 82 cm
Room floor (equipment room: tiles, datacentre :
computer floor) don’t know
Wall condition don’t know
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
(214-D0-M8-2)
no
yes
no
yes
B
……………..kVA max
Site No
Candidate
yes
no
……………..A max.
yes
no
if yes:
yes
no
Good
yes
yes
Tiles
Good
Average
Bad
no
no
Concrete
Average
SITE SURVEY REPORT
Wood
Computer floor
Bad
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Wall material
Is there current and / or future presence of other
users in the same room ?
Name(s) of other users (for datacentre ):
Are drawings available from Landlord
showing 'as built' or planned positions of
other users?
Concrete
Steel plating
yes
Concr. Blocks
Wood
Bricks
Other____
no
Teachers
yes
no
Is grounding available he is not show
yes
no (not tested )
Are cable entries allowed for the optical fiber
to enter the building and the equipment room
yes
no
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Site specific agreements with Director after first site visit:
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ATTACHEMENTS
Map with site marked
Diagram of obstacles
Existing of 'as built' positions of other users [if applicable)
Pictures showing building, access, and available indoor space (to be delivered in digital
format)
Copy of documents giving proof of authority to sign
Site Map
SITE LAYOUT
PICTURE OF PROPOSED BUILDING
SKETCH OF EQUIPMENT ROOM IN BUILDING
PICTURE OF PROPOSED EQUIPMENT ROOM
PICTURE OF ACCESS TO BUILDING
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Annex Z2 : Maintenance SLA between contractor & NBN (MOICT) for
implementation the civil works and the fiber works in the north area of the
kingdom
1. Purpose & Objectives:
This agreement is the frame work (relationship and responsibilities) between the two parties
which are:
- Full open effective communication between the two parties.
- Identifying interrelated service areas between the two parties, Responsibilities, under
standing with firm supplier- user commitment to deliver customer satisfaction.
- Define measurable objectives using periodic analysis and through reports in order to enable
service enhancement.
- Proper service delivered at the right cost and right time.
2. The scope of SLA:
- The scope of the frame is the defect liability for all the works that will be implemented within
the scope of this project which includes but not limited to optical fiber cables and all civil
work that will be implemented by the contractor and his subcontractors as detailed below :
a) The optical fiber and its accessories includes ( Optical termination in buildings, Racks,
Indoor and outdoorCables, Joints and splices, Ducts and trenches, Electronic identifiers,
manholes,Hand holes/Pits).
b) Civil Works (in duct, direct buried) shall include and not limited to excavation, materials,
reinstatement, ducts ,manholes,handholes ,pullboxes,galvanized pipes ,upvc pipes , and all
needed operations.
c) Fiber optics and its accessories on electric poles also need to be maintained that includes but
not limited to fiber cables ,termination repairmen and any issue relating to the Arial fiber
cables duct fiber cables , poles and fiber route transfer(duct and arial)
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3. Network Availability:
7.1 Metro ring Routes.
7.1.1
7.1.2
.
99% during working hours as per the working hours of the MOICT .
95% after working hours and holidays as per the working hours of the MOICT
7.2 Access routes
7.2.1 98 % during working hours as per the working hours of the MOICT .
7.2.2 95 % after working hours and holidays as per the working hours of the MOICT.
4. Review time scale for signed-off SLA:
Last review date of signing
Next review each 3 months after signing.
11.Penalties: The penalties is calculated according to the severity of the fault and the
reactivity of the contractor as shown in the tables below for the fiber works malfunction
with needed civil work
For the fiber cables and cable accessories to be replaced with the needed civil work and
the bidder to get the right of way :
Severity
Critical
Major
Minor
Number of entities
down
 10 or more
access links
down
 One or more
metro rings is
down
3 to 10 access links
Up to 2 access links
Resolve time ( in
hours )
24
Penalty in JD/24
hour
250
48
72
150
100
Severity definitions:
Severity
Critical
Major
Minor
Definition
Must be done, essential to business
Survival. Business can’t continue
Shall be done, near essential to
business survival
Could be done, high benefit to
business if time and resources are
available.
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Abreviations:
Abbreviations
ADSS
Pop
Stands For
All Dielectric Self Supporting
Point Of Presence
IPS
MPLS
DR
NOC
ITU
Intrusion Prevention System
Multiprotocol Label Switching
Disaster Recovery
Network operation centre
International Telecommunications Union
RFP
MoICT
Requested for Proposal
Ministry of Information and
Communications Technology
NEPCO
National Electric Power Company
EDCO
Electricity Distribution Company
IDECO
Irbid District Electricity Company
GIS
Geographic Information System
UPVC
Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride
ITP
Instruction To Proceed
ODF
TRC
SSF
NIP
NRFU
PMD
STAC
VPN
Optical Distribution Frame
Token Ring Controller
Site Survey Form
Network Implementation Plan
Network Ready For Use
Polarization Mode Dispersion
Support Technical Assistance
Virtual Private Network
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
NESC
HDPE
DLS
National Electrical Safety Code
High Density Polyethylene
Department of Lands and Survay
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OTDR
Optical Time Domain Reflectometer
PPaaggee 114422 ooff 114422