05-3300-01-W-01-017 Onshore Construction Survey Specification - Rev P1

ACS COBRA CASTOR UTE
cobra
J P KENNY
CASTOR UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE

DEVELOPMENT
Escal UGS
Proyccto Castor
SPECIFICATION
PROJECT No.
053300.01
REF
ONSHORE CONSTRUCTION SURVEY
W-01-017
No OF SHEETS
11 + Appendix
DOCUMENT No
COBRA No.
P1
02/11/09
REV
DATE
OFFICE CODE
05
PROJECT No
3300
AREA
01
DISC
W
TYPE
01
NUMBER
017
CAS-3000-JP-EG-SPE-013
Issued for Client Comment

DESCRIPTION
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ONSHORE CONSTRUCTION
SURVEY SPECIFICATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................. 5
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
General ............................................................................................................................... 5
Purpose of Document ....................................................................................................... 5
Definitions .......................................................................................................................... 5
Abbreviations..................................................................................................................... 5
Units.................................................................................................................................... 6
Compliance ........................................................................................................................ 6
Quality Conformance ........................................................................................................ 6
Health, Safety and Environment ...................................................................................... 6
Documentation .................................................................................................................. 6
REFERENCES, CODES AND STANDARDS ................................................................................ 7

2.1
2.2
2.3
Codes and Standards........................................................................................................ 7

Project Specifications ....................................................................................................... 7
Order of Precedence ......................................................................................................... 7
DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS.......................................................................................... 8
FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................... 9
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
Equipment Requirements ................................................................................................. 9

Survey Control................................................................................................................... 9
Pre-Entry Survey ............................................................................................................... 9
Requirements During Excavation .................................................................................. 10
Post Excavation Survey.................................................................................................. 10
Post Installation Survey.................................................................................................. 10
Reinstatement Survey..................................................................................................... 10
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA ........................................................................................................... 11

5.1
5.2
General ............................................................................................................................. 11
Tolerances........................................................................................................................ 11
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AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS

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INTRODUCTION
1.1
General
The 30 gas pipeline has an offshore section approximately 22km long and an onshore
section approximately 8.5km long. It will be used to transport natural gas from the Spanish
gas pipeline system to the offshore platform and return dehydrated gas from the offshore
platform complex to the onshore gas treatment plant. The offshore section will be connected
by a 31km Fibre Optic Cable (FOC) to the Onshore Operations Plant (OOP). All pipelines will
be buried.
1.2
Purpose of Document
This Specification defines the minimum technical requirements for the onshore construction
survey activities associated with the Castor Underground Gas Storage Development Pipeline
Project.
1.3
Definitions
For a comprehensive list of definitions refer to the Contract Agreement to which this
Specification applies.
For the purpose of this Specification:
ACS COBRA CASTOR
ACS COBRA CASTOR UTE or its appointed representatives.
Contractor
The ACS COBRA CASTOR selected contractor for the

provision of the services.
Specifications
Those Specifications contained in the Contract Agreement.
Other defined terms used in this Specification and elsewhere in the Contract Agreement shall
have the meaning assigned to them as defined within the General Terms and Conditions.
Within the Contract Agreement, defined terms are denoted by means of words with an initial
capital.
1.4
Abbreviations
In this Specification, the following abbreviations are used:
DGPS
DNV
DTM
FOC
INS
KP
OOP
QC
SI
USBL
Differential Global Positioning System

Det Norske Veritas
Digital Terrain Model
Fibre Optic Cable
Inertial Navigation System
Kilometre Post
Onshore Operations Plant
Quality Control
System of International units
Ultra Short Base Line
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1.5
Units
System of International (SI) units shall be used throughout the design. In accordance with
standard industry practice, other units may be used as follows:
1.6
Nominal pipe size
inches []
Pressure
bar gauge [barg]
Temperature
Celsius degree [C]
Compliance
Compliance by Contractor with this Specification shall not relieve him of his responsibilities to
supply services suited to meet the specified requirements and/or local codes governing health
and safety.
Any technical deviations to the Specifications and its attachments shall be obtained by the
Contractor only through concession request format. Concession requests require ACS
COBRA CASTOR review and approval prior to implementation of the proposed changes.
Technical changes implemented prior to ACS COBRA CASTOR approval are subject to
rejection.
1.7
Quality Conformance
Contractor shall demonstrate to the satisfaction of the ACS COBRA CASTOR that his
activities within the scope of this document are in accordance with the Quality Specification
for Contractors (CAS-3000-JP-EG-SPE-001).
1.8
Health, Safety and Environment

Health, Safety and Environment are paramount. All Work shall be performed in accordance
with the Health and Safety Specification for Construction (CAS-3000-JP-EG-SPE-002) and
the Environmental Specification for Construction (CAS-3000-JP-EG-SPE-003).
1.9
Documentation
Documentation shall be supplied in accordance with the Offshore
Documentation Requirements Specification (CAS-3000-JP-EG-SPE-015).
Construction
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REFERENCES, CODES AND STANDARDS

The latest revision of the following Codes, Standards and Specifications shall apply unless
otherwise indicated.
2.1
Codes and Standards

DNV-OS-F101: 2007
2.2
2.3
Det Norske Veritas Offshore Standard Submarine Pipeline

Systems (October, 2007)
Project Specifications
05-3300-01-W-01-002
Landfall Construction Contract Scope of Work
05-3300-01-W-01-003
Onshore Pipeline and FOC Installation Scope of Work
05-3300-01-W-01-004
FOC Installation Scope of Work
05-3300-01-W-01-018
Landfall Construction Specification
05-3300-01-W-01-020
Landfall Construction Document Requirements Specification
05-3300-01-W-01-021
Onshore Construction Documentation Requirements Specification
05-3300-01-W-01-022
FOC Installation Documentation Requirements
05-3300-01-W-01-033
FOC Onshore Installation Scope of Work
Order of Precedence
Contractor shall notify ACS COBRA CASTOR of conflict between this Specification, the
related Data Sheets, the Codes, Specifications and Standards and any other Specifications
noted herein.
Resolution and/or interpretation of precedence shall be obtained from ACS COBRA CASTOR
in writing before proceeding with the design or manufacture.
All written responses to Contractor from ACS COBRA CASTOR shall be binding. However
any such response shall not relieve Contractor of his contractual obligations unless
specifically stated.
In case of conflict, the order of precedence shall be:
1) This Specification
2) Industry Codes and Standards
3) Approved application procedure
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DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
Documentation shall be supplied in accordance with the Construction Documentation
Requirements.
The procedures produced shall address the following as a minimum:
Vessel selection and equipment utilisation;
Vertical and horizontal control;
Survey and construction tolerances;
Survey equipment matrix and contingency levels;
Manning levels;
Survey calibrations and checklists;
Task specific survey procedure;
Survey reporting and deliverables;
Quality assurance plan.
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4
4.1
FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Equipment Requirements
The Contractor shall utilise conventional survey equipment and procedures. All equipment
shall be calibrated. Test Certificates and evidence of calibrations shall be available at Site.
No equipment shall be used without current in-date certification.
4.2
Survey Control
The previously established survey control shall used as reference throughout the
construction. CONTRACTOR shall install additional survey control monuments as necessary.
Any additional monuments established shall be based upon those already established.
Station Descriptions for the six previously established Control Points may be found in the
Appendix A.
All survey shall be related to the following system:
4.3
WGS84 UTM 31N (3 East)

Alicante Vertical Datum
Pre-Entry Survey
Prior to any work being carried out by the Contractor, a survey of the construction sites
including accesses shall be carried out by the Contractor. This shall establish the existing
condition of the sites and provide a benchmark for the final reinstatement of the site. The
survey shall consist of the following:
Topographical Survey
Setting Out
Digital photographic Record
The topographical survey shall be carried out over the entire site.
The Contractor shall positively locate and mark all existing services on the site. That is all
overground, surface and underground services.
The Contractor shall also set out the following:
Pipe centreline
Fence Lines
Site Areas, e.g. Top Soil storage, Access roads
The photographic survey shall consist of dividing the site into grid points and taking four
photographs from each point on the points of the compass. The spacing of the grid shall be
agreed on site with the Company.
The Contractor shall mark and peg out the site and the pipeline route prior to the photographs
being taken. Pegs shall be spaced every 25 m down the pipeline centre. The pegging out
shall indicate the various site areas such as soil storage and access roads.
Additional photographs are required at special features.
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4.4
Requirements During Excavation

Any land drains encountered during the excavation shall be clearly marked with a white stake
each side of the excavation and the location surveyed.
The location of all land drains shall be presented on a drawing, to aid the later reinstatement
of the drainage system.
4.5
Post Excavation Survey

Following the excavation of the trench a survey shall be undertaken to confirm the line and
level. A visual inspection of the trench bottom shall also be performed to confirm that it is
clear of debris. The Contractor shall be given the opportunity to inspect the trench prior to
pipeline installation.
4.6
Post Installation Survey

Following the installation of the pipeline a survey shall be undertaken to confirm its line and
level. A visual inspection of the pipeline shall be performed to confirm the condition of the
installed pipeline.
The results of this survey shall be presented to the Contractor prior to the backfilling of the
trench.
4.7
Reinstatement Survey
Following the completion of the reinstatement the Contractor shall carry out the following
surveys:
Topographical survey to the same standard as the pre-entry survey
Photographic surveys to the same standard and at the same points as the pre-entry
survey
This survey shall demonstrate to the Company that the site, including any access roads have
been reinstated in accordance with the Landfall Construction Specification.
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5
5.1
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
General
The acceptance criteria shall be the report presented on completion of each survey. The
reports shall include details of the survey equipment used.
The reports shall demonstrate compliance with this Specification.
5.2
Tolerances
Control monuments shall be co-ordinated to an accuracy of
+/- 0.05m.
Closing accuracy on levels shall be +/- 0.03m.
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Appendix A Survey Control Station Descriptions
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CASTOR UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE

ONSHORE CONSTRUCTION SURVEY

Issued for Client Comment

REFERENCES, CODES AND STANDARDS ................................................................................ 7

Codes and Standards........................................................................................................ 7

Equipment Requirements ................................................................................................. 9

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA ........................................................................................................... 11