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Annexure -1
A.Auxiliary Instrumentation systemScope of workAll the systems are to be checked on periodic basis to ensure its performance and.
In addition Intercoms and CCTV units may be required to be commissioned orrepositioned at various test facilities as and when required depending on the testrequirement.
I.A. Checking of CCTV system chain:
1) The camera and lens has to be connected physically by threading the lens into
the camera slowly.
2) The camera and lens has to be inter connected for proper IRIS opening. The
video and power from the camera IRIS connector has to be connected to the
IRIS connector on the lens.
3) The camera has to be connected to the 24V Ac power source and the output
video should be monitored on a monitor.
4) Then the ALC and AV/ PK pot on the lens has to be adjusted for optimum
video on the monitor without saturation at different lighting condition.
5) Then disconnect the video from the Monitor and connect it to the video cable
and transmit the video signal to the command Room.
6) Route the video cable to the equalizer amplifier using a ground loop Isolation
transformer.
7) Adjust the gain, LF control and HF control in the equalizer to get a clear
Image on the monitor displayed at the control room.
8) The video must be distributed to the various monitor using video switching
devices.
9) The video must be routed to the video time Inserter for Inserting the count
down time on to the video.
10) The video and Audio from Intercom must be wired to the video recorder.
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11) The video and Audio must be recorded and checked by replaying the DVD
for determining the quality of recorded video and audio.
12) The heads must be periodically cleaned.
13) The video distribution to various building should also be checked including to
video projection system in the control room.
14) The pan/tilt movements of each camera have to be checked regularly for its
proper functioning.
15) The lens wired from the lens controller has to be checked for its proper
functioning .ie, zooming and focusing.
16) Cable joints if any required due to damages to coaxial or PVC core cable has
to be made.
17) The connector wiring for meeting of IRIS, zoom /focus should also be wire
and checked.
18) The voltages at various test points should be noted in a logbook for
Maintenance of record for each test schedule at the respective test stand.
I.A.2 . Checking the Plant communication system
1) Check the Dc voltages at the Intercom unit. If there is no voltage check the
corresponding fuses and replace if required.
2) Check the Private line of the Intercom by talking in to the headphone or handset.
If the private line audio is ok than check the page channel (check the channel No.
on the channel select switch)
3) If the private line audio is not OK, then align the line Amplifier card for proper
levels of transmission by adjusting the MIC level and overall gain control pots for
feedback less audio at the other unit.
4) To check the page channel, Press the page button on the unit and talk on the head
phone/handset. You will hear the voice on the page speaker of the other units. If
the page channel is not ok. Check the 38V Dc fuse, Page speaker connector. If it
is defective change the fuse or speaker. Then recheck the page channel. If the
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audio is not audible or too loud adjust the page Amplifier gain for proper level of
sound ,Adjust the Bass, treble potentiometer for optimal sound level operating.
5) If a Microphone is used instead for Intercom unit. Check the continuity of the
MIC cable and connector. Then check the MIC giving a test call. If there is a
feedback adjust the MIC level in the pre amplifier for optimum level to avoid
feedbacks.
6) Check the power Amplifier wiring and adjust the Monitor level control for
optimum o/p to avoid feedbacks in the MIC.
I.A. 3. Timing system
1) The count down clock generator should be powered and the IRIG-B code from
the generator be fed to the slave display units positioned in the control room and
at safety command has to be checked for its proper functioning.
2) The remote operation of the clock has to be checked by operating the Hold/Run
switch at the test director console.
3) Video Time inserter units should be positioned in the CCTV rack for count down
time Insertion on to CCTV video.
4) The video from each CCTV channel has to be connected the input of the video
time inserter to the and the outputs should be connected to the video recorders for
recording.
5) The position and height of the Inserter time on to the video should be adjusted for
proper visibility on the video by adjusting the pots on the rear sides of the video
time Inserter unit.
6) The details of voltages and Input signal and output signal should be logged in the
log book at the control center for Records.
I.A. 4. Wireless system
1) The Battery of the wireless system has to be checked periodically and voltage
noted drawn in the log book.
2) If the voltage is low it has to be charged using charger and then connected to the
transmitter.
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3) Check the Performance of the Hand held transmitter with Base station and other
Hand held units by selecting the proper channels on the unit. All the unit should
be in the same channel for a Transmitters to work properly.
4) Check the PTT switch and Helical antenna condition of each set.
5) Check the DC power supply for Base station transmitter units and record. The
voltage in the logbook.
I.B. 1.Repositioning of Intercom unit
1) Lay Multi core cable from Junction boxer to the place were the structure is laid
for Mounting Intercom unit.
2) Mount the intercom unit on the structure and route the cable into the box and
prepare them and insert cable mark are for proper Identification of lines.
3) Crimp the terminal lugs and connect then to the Intercom units.
4) Then connect the power supply unit to the Intercom and then switch on the unit
and note down the Dc voltage.
5) Position the page speaker in such a way not to Interfere with the MIC.
6) Connecter the page speaker to the Intercom unit and terminate them.
7) Adjust the speaker orientation if necessary.
8) Then proceed according to the steps from 2 to 7 in the above paragraph for
checking the Intercom unit.
I.B. 2.Repositioning of CCTV chain
1) The coaxial cables and PVC multi core cables have to be laid in the trench or in
test stand on the cable tray from control room or the Telemetry Receiver placed
in safe area in test stand.
2) The Pan/Tilt unit has to be mounted on the concrete platform or on Ms welded
structures and Bolted firmly.
3) Then the PVC multi core cable has to be prepared and then connected to the
Pan/Tilt unit.
4) Then check the Pan/Tilt unit mouton in azimuth and elevation Taximeter end
elevate.
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5) Then Mount the Housing unit on the Pan/Tilt head and tighten the worm driver
belt tightly.
6) Open the Housing unit rear Assembly and then pull the slider out and then Mount
the camera and lens Assembly, so that it is in the center of the glass window. If
height is to be increased it should be done unit a wooden block and tighten the
camera properly to avoid movements inside the Housing.
7) The housing should be properly packaged with material to avoid moment during
Acoustic vibration of camera and bust amply.
8) The chain should be calibrated as given in the CCTV system chain checking
procedure in the above paragraph.
I.C. 1. Servicing of Intercom unit
1) The Modules in Intercom unit has to be tested using test zig. By connecting the
Dc voltage and giving Input from oscillator. The output must be monitored on
scope.
2) The defective component in the board has to be identified using the service
manual and replaced and checked for its performance.
3) The Intercom card has to be tested and reconnected in the Intercom unit and
rechecked as an Integral unit.
4) The serviced unit has to be logged in the logbook for Maintance record.
I.C. 2. Servicing of CCTV components/Modules
1) The video equalizer, Monitor Pan/Tilt controller and zoom focus controller has tobe periodically checked and if fond faulty has to be rectified.
2) The fault has to be Identified first and the components be changed with goodones.
3) The serviced unit has to be rechecked for its proper functioning.
4) The components, for servicing will be provided by the department.
5) The Monitor must be aligned for proper color and focusing.
1.C.3 Servicing of wireless equipments
1) The wireless antenna, battery has to be checked.
2) The cables and press to talk switch has to be checked for any corrosion or oxidizing
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3) The switch has to be replace if they are defective or corroded.
4)The set has to be checked for its proper functioning after changing the switch
,antenna ,press to talk pad.
B.Telephone ExchangeScope of workThe SIEMENS HIPATH 4000 telephone exchange is located at TS building
which consists of 1200 line capacity. At present the exchange is connected with
800 line to different buildings at IPRC using armoured jelly filled telephone
cables,1200 lines are terminated in a main distribution frame panel inside the
telephone exchange and is patched to different location at IPRC using 100 pair jelly
filled cables as main trunks. The main distribution junction boxes are wired and
termination is done from the junction boxes to the end user using 20 pair, 10 pair
cables,5 pair armoured cables.
I. Periodic Checking &Maintenance work:
The scope of work includes daily routine operation of telephone exchange like
checking the power supply, health of the control cards, line cards, E & M cards, PRI
line & BRI line cards, BSNL line health checking and reporting to BSNL exchange at
Valliyoor or Tirunelveli. The contract operator has to provide support to BSNL
personnel by providing loop back to enable them trouble shoot the external
telephone line. The telephone network consists of the telephone line termination on
the MDF panel and underground cables from MDF to end user termination port.
The float cum booster charger and the battery are to be checked for its proper
voltages and termination.
The contract operator has to daily check the fax lines installed at various
office sites at IPRC for it health of extension number assigned to the Fax machines
and check the paper rolls in the fax machines at IPRC. The contractor has to daily
check the external lines like BSNL PRI & BRI lines, LPSC, SHAR & VSSC hot lines.
The contractor has to check the WLL connections daily for it proper functioning.
The individual 800 internal telephone line circuits are to be checked
periodically once in 2 months covering the entire IPRC site on routine basis and
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logged. Each port on the main distribution junction boxes are to be checked for its
voltage and checked for its proper functioning using a line telephone with suitable
jacks by plugging the telephone into the MDF panel.The MDF junction boxes has to
be maintained and line termination has to be checked for corrosion or rodent
menace ,telephone line voltages are to be checked and logged
II. Providing New Telephone & Fax connection:
The cable has to be laid from the nearest MDF junction box to the location where
the telephone is to be located in a building. Terminate the telephone cable inside the
junction box by preparing the leads. Connect the new telephone or fax machine to
the junction box socket. Assign the telephone or fax number for that equipment and
updated the data base in the telephone exchange software and in the assignment
register. Then establish a call and then check for proper functioning of the
equipment from the telephone exchange console.
III. Shifting of Telephone & Fax connection:
The unit is to be disconnected from the junction box and from the MDF junction.
Shift the telephone or Fax machine from its original position to its new location.
Connect to the MDF junction box if already a cable with assigned port exists or else
follow the procedure described for new telephone or fax machine connection.
IV. Fault Rectification in Telephone line:
The telephone line circuit has to be first identified and then the remote telephone
line has to be checked for proper cable termination. If the cable is properly
terminated and there is voltage on the line and the telephone is not working then
change the telephone unit with working telephone. If there is no voltage available on
the line, then check the main MDF junction box panel from where the cable is
coming. If there is voltage on the line then change the cable from the MDF junction
to the end telephone or fax machine. If there is no voltage then trace back from the
next MDF junction box towards the telephone exchange main MDF panel.
Locate the fault in line and rectify the fault by changing the cable if there is no
continuity in the cable .The line card has to be changed, if all the cables are having
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continuity and still there is no voltage in the line. The details are to be logged in the
log book.
V. Cable joining work:
The cable has to be joined permanently in case there is a break in the cables laid
underground due to damage caused during civil works. Proper Cable joining kit is to
be used for joining telephone cables taking into account the number of cores of the
telephone cable. The joining should be done by soldering the cable using proper
sleeve and the cable joint is to be sealed with sealing compound like MSEAL and
then joint closure is to be filled with solution inside the joining kit. Once the
solution solidifies all the lines are to be checked for its proper continuity. The cable
joint has to be buried under ground with suitable marker placed on the cable
joining location.
VI. Servicing of Telephone units:
The telephone has to be checked for its connection and the button function on the
telephone unit has to be checked. Check the handset transmit microphone and ear
piece functioning. Check the chord from handset to the base unit .If they are faulty
then change the faulty units and then check for proper functioning of the telephone
unit.
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C. Computer Networking & IT securityScope of workOperational and Periodic Maintenance of Computer NetworkSystem
Computer network is installed for local networking (LAN) with 4 private
networks (VLAN) and in various test facilities for sharing resources among
Fileservers, On-line Displays and Data Acquisition Systems. Intranet networks are
used for providing E-mail, FTP and COWAA service to entire IPRC, Mahendragiri.
Facility networks and intranet networks are installed along with network Monitoring
System, Antivirus Servers for analyzing the network traffic and health of the each
Network element in the network.
Test facility networks are physically separated from the intranet network (LAN).
Control room and CTR are provided with separate network switches with
redundancy and are linked through single mode or multimode Fiber optic link.
Equipments within the buildings are networked through category 5/6 cable.
Intranet networks are centrally managed from Main server room and individual
sections are installed with network switches.
Intranet & Internet Network switch periodic Maintenance
Network switches are installed in various building at IPRC Mahendragiri along
with wall mount cabinets and UPS. These network switches must be
operational on 24x7 basis throughout the year for carrying out data exchange
among the COWAA servers and user computer terminals. Hence, periodical
checking and maintenance of the network switches once in 2 months (6 times
/ year) are essential along with UPS to provide 100% system support.
Following tasks are to be carried out as part of periodic maintenance works
and data are to be logged in the LOG book provided for remedial or
rectification.
1. Dusts deposited over the switch and Wall mounting cabinets are to be
removed with vacuum cleaner.
2. Unnecessary holes are to be filled with filler plate for restricting the entry
of rodents like rat and squirrel.
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3. 230V/5A power ports to power the switches and Personnel computers are
to be checked by monitoring the voltage on the sockets and logged in log
book.
4. Health of the 600 VA UPS is to be tested and problematic UPS are to be
removed and fresh units to be installed. Required spares will be provided
by the department for replacement of faulty hardware parts. UPS with
major problem may be handed over to IES maintenance lab for rectification
with proper track record.
5. Network switch IP address, internal fan and power supply conditions are to
be monitored either through web console or through hyper terminal.
6. All the CAT 5/CAT 6 cables are to be tested using network cable tester
equipment, data logged and printout to be filed.
7. VLAN details are to be updated based on the requirement and are to be
tested.
8. Details of network connectivity are to be verified against the reference
document and changes are to be informed to the Engineer before effecting
the changes in the reference document.
9. Fiber optic cable connectors and SFP are to be cleaned with Isopropyl
alcohol.
10. UTP cables and connectors in the network switch ports are to be properly
harnessed. Casing cover should be properly positioned.
11. Unused copper ports are to be disabled and tagged to avoid
unauthorized connectivity.
12. Unused fiber optic ports are to be closed with dummy plugs to prevent
dust entering the SFP modules or slots.
13. Fiber and UTP cables are to be properly harnessed and protected from
rodent attack
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Test Facility Network switches periodic Maintenance
Network UTP cable chain from the switches to the end user systems are
routed through patch panel, Information outlet port and patch cord. In case of
connectivity problem, following procedures are to be adopted for checking the
connectivity link.
1. Checking of Switch Ports configuration and Ports Description
2. Patch cord between switch & patch panel and Information port & end user
system are to be tested with UTP tester.
3. Connectivity between patch panel and Information port also to be tested
with cable tester.
4. Problematic portion should be thoroughly evaluated and faulty connectors
are to be replaced (Surface mount ports are provided with female connector
and patch cords are provided with male connectors) with new one. UTP
connectorisation is to be carried out.
5. After connectorisation network connectivity is to be confirmed through
running test programs (Ping). In case of failure UTP cable should be again
prepared and installed.
6. Harnessing of cables in the patch panel are contractor scope.
RJ 45 crimping and network link testing
Network UTP cable chain from the switches to the end user systems are
routed through patch panel, Information outlet port and patch cord. In case of
connectivity problem, following procedures are to be adopted for establishing the
connectivity. Details of problem faced should be properly logged in the LOG book
provided by the department.
1. UTP link between switch and Information port & end user system are to be
tested with UTP tester.
2. Problematic portion should be thoroughly evaluated and faulty connectors
are to be replaced with new one. UTP connectorisation is to be carried out.
3. After connectorisation network connectivity is to be confirmed through
running test programs (Ping). In case of failure UTP cable should be again
prepared and installed.
4. Harnessing of cables in the patch panel are contractor scope.
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Maintenance of Network Monitoring System
1. Maintenance of facility network monitoring system.
2. Addition of new nodes to MRTG application and monitoring of all nodes
performance and load during all test activities.
3. Backup of MRTG graph details for all test activities.
4. MRTG Graph Port wise Description Name and IP address checking
Periodic maintenance of Antivirus server Clients
1 Installation of antivirus client software in all Internet and Intranet systems.
2 Updating Patch file in client systems.
3 Maintaining the list of all antivirus clients and periodic updating of antivirus
client details
Checking of information outlet ports1. Installation of RJ45 ports and connectivity testing by network tools
2. Addition of client, port details in network switch and updating of client details
in IP document.
3. Replacing of damaged connectors.
4. Trouble shouting and rectification of connectivity related issues.
Periodic maintenance of VOIP Gateway
1. Configuration of IP address to VOIP gateway.
2. Configuration of the telephone numbers to different lines in VOIP
3. Troubleshooting of IP based telephone lines.
Periodic maintenance of Router
1. Maintenance of Routers which are used to connect IPRC with other ISRO
centers/ Units.
2. Router IP address, internal fan and power supply conditions are to be
monitored either through web console or through hyper terminal.
3. Troubleshooting of router any network problem
4. Replacing faulty or damaged connectors
5. Dusts deposited over the router are to be removed with vacuum cleaner
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Servicing of Network switches
1. Maintenance and servicing of Network Switches power supply
2. Troubleshooting and servicing of damaged network switch board
Commissioning of network switches
1. Commissioning of network switch in the rack
2. Harnessing and routing of network cable
3. Assigning IP address
Live Telecast and Video Streaming
1. Testing of inter centre network link during the live telecast of all ISRO/DOS
events.
2. Modification of network configuration in online video streaming server.
3. Recording and taking backup of all ISRO/DOS events.
IP telephone exchange checking1) The IP based telephones Exchange is to be checked periodically for its proper
functioning
2) The port configuration and IP address of the VOIP gate way is to be checked.
3) The Port numbers for each VOIP gate way has to be verified and checked for
its functionalities
IP telephone Installation1) The VOIP gate way has to be configured and port assignment checked
before installation at the building.2) The VLAN has to be configured properly on the intranet switch located in
that building.3) Connect the analog telephone equipment on to the output port of the VOIP
Gateway.
4) Check for the dial tone and them check the complete functioning of the
system
In total after configuring all the required parameters on the gate way.
IP telephone checking1) The IP based telephones are to be checked periodically for its proper
functioning by giving a test call on the extension number.
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D. Surveillance & ACCESS control system1. Periodic checking of IP based CCTV camera & maintenance of the external
surveillance CCTV cameras for its proper functioning.2. Data backup to LTO tape & DVD media
3. Solar power UPS & battery checking and Maintenance4. Periodic checking Layer 2 switch and maintenance5. Periodic checking of Security Network client nodes6. Periodic checking of IR illuminators for its functioning and alignment7. Checking of BACS Reader8. Checking of BACS Turnstile9. Checking of Photo Popup Display10. Periodic data transfer from BACS11. Periodic checking of secondary BACS systems12. Periodic BACS software patch Updation13. Installation and Commissioning of Secondary BACS system14. Periodic checking of IP PA System15. Commissioning of IP based PA System16. Periodic Checking of internal CCTV Camera system17. Periodic Checking of internal NVR system18. Fiber optics splicing and maintenance
E. Telephone operator1. Attending to external calls landing on telephone exchange Operator consoleboard and connecting to the extension numbers requested by the party withinIPRC.2. Attending to internals calls landing on telephone exchange operator consoleand connecting to external numbers on public network/Mobile network.3. Attending to internals calls and connecting to other local extension numbers4. Receiving telephone complaints and reporting them to maintenance section fornecessary rectification action and compiling into a report.5. Preparation of monthly statement for Administration /accounts of calls madefrom internal extensions numbers to outside Public /mobile network
F. Maintenance of Computers and PeripheralsScope of workThe role of a Computer and peripheral Maintenance personnel is to support and
maintain computer systems such as desktops, and peripherals (Printers/Scanners).
This includes installing, diagnosing, repairing, maintaining, and upgrading all
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hardware and equipment while ensuring optimal system performance. The person
will also troubleshoot problem areas in a timely and accurate fashion, and provide
assistance where required. Install, maintain and setup LAN with Intranet/ Internet
Connection.
Installing, maintaining and repairing software or hardware
Troubleshooting different computer issues
Determining and installing appropriate security measures
Installing & Configuring basic computer networks
Providing technical support on-site or via phone
Install, configure, and maintain common end user application software.
May provide assistance to end users.
Troubleshoots software and hardware problems
1. System Boot: Boot system from a cold start. Monitor for errors and speed of
entire boot process. Configurations are to be carried out in set up mode and
made operational.
2. System Log-in: Monitor for Errors. Monitor login script.
3. Network Settings : Verify the Following:
TCP/IP and/or IPX Settings are Correct
Domain Name
Security Settings
Client Configurations
Computer Name
4. Computer Hardware Settings
Verify Device Manager settings
BIOS up-to-date
Hard Disk
DVD or CD/RW-drive firmware up-to-date
Memory is O.K
5. Browser/Proxy Settings : Verify proper settings and operation
6. Proper Software loads: Required operating system and application software is
installed and made operational.
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7. Viruses and malware: Anti-virus installed and Virus scan done routinely and
affected files are to be removed.
8. Clearance :
Unused software removed
Temporary files removed
Recycle Bin and caches emptied
Periphery devices clean
9. Interiors, and cleaning
Dust removed
No loose parts
Airflow is O.K.
Cables unplugged and re-plugged
Fans are operating
10. Peripheral devices
Mouse
Keyboard
Monitor
G.COWAA-MIS Operations1. COWAA –MIS Operation & Maintenance
Computerized Working in Administrative Areas (COWAA) Project is an
integrated package of all administrative areas using uniform standardized
operational environment for all ISRO centers. This package covers all operational
requirements of all Administrative areas for their day-to-day operations. COWAA
Project is having the following functional areas.
ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNTS
PAYROLL
FINANCE
PURCHASE
STORES
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The COWAA system consisting of Sybase Data base Server with Clients. The
Application Software developed in Client/Server concept with web environments.
The COWAA server configured with SYBASE RDBMS. The client configuration is
Pentium PC with Windows 2003/2007/2010 Operating System containing Sybase
open Client Suit, Borland Database Engine and MS-Office. The COWAA web
application software was developed using Java/php with Tomcat/Apache server as
front-end and Sybase as Back-end. The Application executables developed in
Borland C++ builder as a front-end and Sybase as Back-end.
For COWAA Operations there are around 350 client nodes in different
divisions and sections in IPRC. To establish a single client a predefined procedure
should be followed as per the user manuals. All the operations, maintenance and
backups procedures are available in the operation manuals
Details of worka) COWAA client Installation1. Operating System(OS) reinstallation
2. Net work connection configuration (IP address, Protocol installation etc.)
3. Antivirus Installation & configuration
4. Sybase Open client software installation and configuration
5. Borland Database Engine installation and configuration
6. Configure and establish connection with SYBASE Server
b) COWAA Operation & Maintenance Support in different Areas
1. COWAA login User creation and assigning rights based on the COWAA area
wise functional operations(Accounts, Admin, Purchase, Payroll, Stores,
Finance, Pension, Apprentice, Gang labour etc) based on user request
2. Installations and Maintenance of COWAA Operational Clients in different
Areas of IPRC for the day to day users activities.
3. Maintenance of COWAA Front-end Application servers and COWAA-Web
Servers(Main & Redundant) in COWAA server room which contains COWAA
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Application Executables. The latest Applications executables should be
installed and maintained with proper labels.
4. Installation of new/modified Procedure patches and web executables
provided by the developer. It should be properly verified and made operational
using the given instruction and assists the identified concerns. Proper logs
should be maintained for Latest patch and backups
5. Support and assists the data entry flow of operations for all the activities in
Admin, Accounts, Purchase & Stores.
6. Guide and solve the operational problems of day to day activities in different
area of COWAA operations
7. Support and guidance to be given for monthly and annual data entry salary
processing and BANK list preparations.
8. Support to be given to monthly accounts compilation and progressive report
for accounts activities.
9. Development of Reports as per the requirements using COWAA -MIS report
server with SQL query language.
10. SQL query development for small report generation as per user
requirements.
11. PHP with SQL Script development for report page generation using MIS-
Personal portal server
c) COWAA database and server maintenance1. Dumping of COWAA database three time daily it should be loaded in the
Secondary server. The Secondary server should be made always in-line with
main server. In case main server failed, the secondary server should be made
up with out or minimum data loss and minimum time delay. (Database size
>5GB)
2. The backup of COWAA database should be properly maintained with CD as
well in a Network Storage Server(NAS) with proper label
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3. Backup of Master database (database size <2GB) in the data Cartridges, CDs
and NAS servers in periodically (Once in a week). This master database
should be loaded in the secondary server as regular basis( twice in a month).
Master database contains all the users, logins, and password of users. Both
main and redundant should be inline.
4. The following database backups should be maintained in regular basis (Once
in a week) and loaded in the secondary server for kept the secondary server in-
line with main server.
SYSDATABASES
SYSDEVICES
SYSLOGIN
SYSUSAGES
SYSSRVROLES
SYSLOGINROLES
5. Log file clearance should be done periodically(Once in a week)
6. Database Tuning activities to done periodically (Once in a month) with Sybase
database utilitites(dbcc,dbchek, etc.)
d) Data Entry OperationsThe COWAA data entry can be done through different screens of COWAA
software. Each screen having the following buttons.
Every Screen having Two modes of operations, Entry and Registration
modes. Entry mode is used to add or modify
records. Registration mode is used to register
the entered record. Once the record
registered, that can not modified by any mode.
e) COWAA Server & Client Network Maintenance in different areas1. The Network Switch and Hub in different areas should be properly
maintained by UPS.
2. The health of the UPS should be periodically monitored.
3. Each port of the Switch should be properly tagged
4. Each COWAA clients should be properly addressed as per the existing
network addressing setup
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5. If any new clients added in the network it should be properly documented.
f) COWAA-MIS Server Operation & Maintenance1. Installation and Maintenance of COWAA-MIS and Personal portal servers in
Main and Redundant concept
2. Periodical Backup using the Scheduled time
3. User creation and assign rights as per user requirements
4. Assist the user for proper operations and report generation
5. Frequent monitoring servers for availability
6. Report creation as per the request
g. Apprentice Stipend processing & Database Management
Apprentice management system is a integrated add-on module with COWAA.
It is developed using ASP with VB script. It contains Apprentice biodata entry,
Monthly leave entry, Monthly progress report entry, Monthly recovery entry screens
and Stipend processing.
Operations
- Monthly stipend data verification
- Monthly Stipend processing and verification
- Stipend Bank list generation and verification
- Post processing for next month stipend data
- Back-up maintenance
h. Gang labour Database Maintenance & Salary processing
This software package developed in PHP as a Web application. This software
package contains Biodata, Leave details & Leave credits, Attendance details etc.
Salary Processing based on no. of days present a in a month.
Operation1. Guide to Leave entry & Attendance entry
2. Salary processing and verification
3. Voucher generation
4. Bank list preparation
5. Post processing (Verify back-up and leave balance etc.)
i. Web COWAA patch installation and Verification
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This is the latest Web version of COWAA operations. Day to Day
modifications are going on. The patches are frequently came from SHAR. These
patches should be properly Implement and verify the functionality
Operations
1. Web COWAA server Installation with Tomcat web server
2. Patch installation and verification
3. Login & Access rights creation
4. Guidance to different users
2. Canteen management system(CMS)
Canteen Management System is a integrated package for canteen accounting
and coupon booking system. The Windows 2003R2 Server with MSSQL- 2000 is
used as a data server and Pentium PC with windows operating system used as a
client. There are 12 nos. of Booking Kiosks Installed in different places. The
Application software developed in Visual studio .net as front –end and MSSQL as
back-end. The following applications software module developed and installed for
CMS.
a) Kiosks booking Software for booking through Kiosk
b) Intranet booking software for booking through Intranet
c) Management Module for Canteen accounting
d) Server Management module for canteen operations
Operations of Work :1. Maintenance of CMS server with Win 2003 server, SQLserver2000 and
application software
2. CMS operational Clients(Kiosks) installations and Maintenance
3. Database Backup to be taken 3 times daily and it should be loaded in the
Redundant server. The redundant server should be properly maintained in-
line with main server. The Backup should be maintained in the data
cartridges, CDs and NAS server with proper tags.
4. Monthly canteen recovery advise preparation on 15th of Every month
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5. Inter Centre Canteen Recovery list generation on 15th of Every month and
should be mailed to concerned mail-id
6. Transfer of CMS recovery to COWAA database on 25th of every month for
salary processing.
7. Loading of thermal Paper on booking Kiosks in different areas for printing
coupons.
8. Frequently Monitor the health of booking Kiosks remotely
9. Frequently monitor the Paper availability on the thermal printers
10.Frequently monitor Server Space & Log files and should be properly
maintained
11.User creation assigning rights for User/Canteen users
12.Synchronize the CMS Employee’s Table with the COWAA employee table to
update Designation changes and Division changes
13.Inter centre Employee’s Details updation periodically
14.Development of report script as per the need
15.Database turning activities as per the predefined procedure should be done
once in a month.
3. e-Procurement System (EGPS- Electronic GovernmentProcurement System)
e-Tendering System is a integrated software in WEB environment for e-
tendering and purchase activities. It also integrated of Sybase COWAA Server. It
has opens source application services and tools for the operations in web
environment.. e-Procurement software having no. of functional components like
preparation of Tender with mailing system.
Operation Work
1. Server Maintenance /Backup using predefined procedure
2. Software batch installation and verification
3. Client Software installation
4. Operational Guidance to the users and Vendors
5. User creation and assigning rights
6. Monitor Vendor empanelment and prepare a list for getting Approval from
Vendor directory committee
7. Day to day operation problem solving and guidance to users
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8. Digital Certificate Installation for the Purchase Officer’s
9. Report generation as per the request
10.Co-ordination with users and purchase to solving operational problems
4. Access Control System (ACS) Operation and Maintenance
Access control Systems is used in IPRC for security and restricting the
unauthorized entry in Main gate as well as different restricted areas and Buildings
in IPRC campus. For this a no. of turnstiles and mobile reader are installed in
different places for punching of ID-Card with bio-metric security of thumb. All the
Punching machines are connected with Network. Hence, The punching record
directly recorded online in the data Server. Web based application software
developed and installed for maintenance of Employees, Gang Labor and Apprentice
attendance.
The details of ACS machine Installed at IPRC
Main gate : 8 nos. turnstile
Mobile reader : 4 nos.
Cryo Stage : 2 Nos.
Cryo Engine : 2 Nos.
L40 Stage : 2 No.
PS2 Stage : 2 No.
VIKAS : 2 No.
COWAA Server/Intranet Server : 8 Nos
Operation Work
Process the ACS data and linking with Employees details, Leave details, Tour
details from COWAA for creating summary reports
Login creation and Password resetting
Division hierarchies wise right issue for management
Report generation as per request
Holiday data entry, New issued card details entry
Backup and Recovery
5.0 Digital Signage System (DSS) in IPRC
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Digital Signage system is installed in different places of IPRC Mahendragiri to
display the current important events and Notice. The places of the DDS system are
given below.
Canteen : 6 Nos.
Administrative building : 2 no.
TS. Building : 1 No.
Main Building : 1 No.
Assembly Building : 10 nos
The Operations Of DDS1. Monitor the health of DDS server & clients and ensure the availability daily
2. Installation of Server and Clients whenever required
6.0 On-Line Leave System Portal
On line leave system is developed to apply the leave request through intranet
without using the paper. This is work flow based software. It is the extension of
COWAA software. The employee can apply a Casual Leave , Earned Leave and
Medical Leave through the e-services of Intranet applications. This portal
developed in PHP with apache web server. The work flow as follows
Employee
Forwarding Officer
Approving Officer
Admin
Admin assistant
Admin Officer – for sectioning
Email to the Employee after sanctioning
Operation Work
1. Login user creation from COWAA tables for all employee for applying on line
leave request
2. Assigning Forwarding officer /Approving Officer rights for individual based
on their division
3. Admin Assistant user Creation for verifying and to transfer the leave request
to Regular COWAA
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4. Guidance to Users and solve the day to day problems
5. Development of Reports based on the needs
7. 0 Pensioner Portal
Pensioner portal is established for fixing of pay for the Retired employees as per
the Pay Commission rules. This portal developed using Java with Tomcat
apache server. The web server configured with MsSQL5.6, Apache Tomact.
Operation of the work
- Patch Installation and Verification
- User Creation as per the requested role
- Report Generation as per request
- Software Development for further improvement based on requirements
- Backup Database at periodically (Once in a week)
8.0 On-Line Transport Planner Management systemTransport planner Software Developed & Installed as Web portal in IPRC
Intranet. This software developed in Java with MySQL. This software handles
Transport request by individual and then it sends to corresponding division head
approval. Then it send to Transport head for approval. After Approval the
Transport incharge allot the vehicle and send back the information to the user.
Details of work1. Guidance to user
2. Login Creation and assign rights
3. New division and employee details migration
4. Division head and Functional designation migration
5. Backup Maintenance
6. Report Generations
9.0 On line Canteen request web portal
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This portal is developed and implemented to give a canteen request for
meetings using Intranet booking by the employee with out using paper. The
employee login into the site and create a request as per the given form. This
software developed using java with tomcat apache. This software also a work
flow basis. as follows
Employee – creation of request
Approver - Approve request
Canteen user t- to verify the approved request received
Canteen Supervisor - approve the verified request to issuing the items
E-mail generation to employee after approval by the canteen supervisor
Operation Work
- User creation for all employee with reference to COWAA database
- Approval list entry
- Canteen User Creation
- Canteen Supervisor user creation
- Backup Database periodically ( daily)
- Development/Modification as per need
10.0 Electronics Entry Management System (EEMS)Entry management system Installed and Commissioned in IPRC as Web portal
for Contractor, Visitors entry and pass management. This software developed in
java with MySQL data base. All the Contractor details are to be entered by the
Admin. The Entry pass request and Approval are processed through the system.
The visitors pass management also done by this software. An employee requested a
Visitor Pass by entering the visitor details and send to the corresponding approval
authority. The approving officials get the SMS alert for approving the Visitor’s
Pass. After approval that pass sent to the PRO for creating the Pass
Details of Work1. Login creation and Rights assignment
2. Approval authority entry management
3. Data entry for New additions/Deletions
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4. Backup maintenance
5. Report Generation based on needs.
12. Electronics Document Management System (EDMS)
As per the DOS recommendation all ISRO centre maintain the technical and
non technical documents in Electronic form with proper security. For this an
EDMS server established with web based application. The server is configured with
Windows 2003 R2 OS and MYSQL5.6 is a database engine. The web application
developed in java,jsp & HTML with apache tomcat web server
Operation Work1. Repository creation for each Division/Group/Entity and projects
2. User and rights creation to view, uploading & approval
3. Guidance to users for day to day operations
13. Intranet SMS service
This service is used to send SMS about the meeting schedule to the
concerned people having official mobile. This software developed using
java,jsp with tomcat web server and MySql used as a database.
Operation work
- Addition of Employee details
- Addition/Deletion of mobile nos.
- User creation for meeting convener
- Back-up Database (Weekly)
- Development/Modification
14. On-Line Recruitment SystemWeb based software installed for Recruitment management system for IPRC.
This software developed in Java. For implementing new recruitment request and
monitoring the registered details etc. having the following activities
Details of work- Web site establishment
- Data base creation
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- Generic Data migration
- Terms and condition linkage
- Verify the work flow conditions for all the operation
- Report generation
- Monitor the daily Status
- Software development as per requirement
15. ON-LINE Test data archival system Operation & Maintenance
On-Line Test data Server archival system Installed and made operational in
IPRC. A high end Terra-byte server installed for handling high volume of data. It is
a centralized repository of IPRC Mahendragiri Test facility test data. Which contains
current and old historic test data. It is a Data Warehouse for IPRC Test facilities.
The Linux based Web server (MysSql with PHP) is configured and Web based
application software developed and the operations of database. Which is used for
analyzing the and performance evaluation of Liquid engine during test. Different
Data Acquisition System (DAS) used to acquire the measurement data with different
sampling rate for each test. Different DAS data are to be collected and imported in
to a Integrated table using the application software.
Operation of Work1. Preparation of Test measurement details table and Importing
2. Upload measurement plan for each test in a data server
3. Preparation test details for Meta data management.
4. Data Conversion from Different Data Acquisition System into Common CSV
format.
5. Import all the test data files into a Common table for each test. Each having
different sampling rate data (10/100/1000/2000 samples/Sec), that should
be imported in the proper table as per the instructions given.
6. Provide the Meta data Link for Each test data table for data retrieval.
7. Upload all the pre-plotted graphs and quick look graphs in zip file format with
proper location and make link to access
8. Data retrieval and plotting of data from database
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9. Upload important Vibration data file for each test and make Link for vibration
data file down loading
10. Login creation and assign rights
11. Monitor database log file size and disk space frequently
12. Back-up data base periodically (Once in a week)
13. Software development using PHP further improvement
Software Development1. COWAA+ eGPS integrated package Development for Procurement status
review & Analysis
2. ERP package development & automation for PS2/PS4/Vikas and
Instrumentation activities
3. HRD Portal Development & Maintenance
4. Development of E-Services for making digital India
5. Web portal Development for different activities
a. Computer Servicing Request/Compliant portal
b. COWAA /e-Procurement/Network Compliant register portal
c. Stores Asset Management portal
d. On-Line Guest House booking and billing system
6. ON-LINE Test data archival system - modified with js.node concept to
improve the speed of plot and automation in zooming operations.
7. Testing of Software Module by given Test conditions.
H. Cryo Turbo Pump test facilityScope of work:
The Instrumentation System work consists of Command system,
Measurement system, and Display &Processing works for Cryo Turbo Pump Test
facility. The details of work are described in the following sections
1. Testing of EP Valves• Removing of cables from Terminal blocks of field SOV cubicle junction box
and valve driver racks
• Cable resistance, coil resistances (2 coils) and insulation resistances to be
measured and recorded.
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• Re-connection of all cables at the respective terminal blocks after
measurements
• ON/OFF status to be tuned physically at each valve.
• Verification of valve operation at valve end
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• Voltage at rack and at coil to be measured and recorded.
• Operation of valve from operator console to be verified.
• Verification status recording at data acquisition system and digital
recording system.
• Test results to be recorded in the Test and Evaluation format.
2. Testing of Control Valves• Removing of cables from Terminal block of smart valve positioner,
junction box and control valve isolator racks
• Cable resistance and insulation to be measured and recorded.
• Re-connection of all cables at the respective terminal blocks after
measurements
• If the valve operation and position feedback deviates for more than 0.5%,
the valve has to be re-tuned and repeat the valve operation as specified
above.
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• Valve is to be operated in manual mode to open 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and
100% and verification of valve opening and closing physically at valve end
and measurement of valve status current output from I/P converter. The
position detector output current is to be recorded in the T&E format and to
be acquired in the data acquisition system.
• T&E report is to be prepared and updated
3. Testing of Engine valves and Pyro
• Cable resistance and coil resistances (dual) and insulation resistances to
be measured and recorded.
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• Re-connection of all cables at the respective terminal blocks after
measurements
• Preparation of pig tail cables
• Preparation of connectors
• Voltage at rack and at coil to be measured and recorded.
• Operation of valve from operator console to be verified.
• Verification status recording at data acquisition system and digital
recording system.
• All data to be recorded in the Test and Evaluation format
4. Testing of test article pressure measurements
• Preparation of cables and termination of cables at sensor connectors
• Termination of pig tail cables at terminal blocks at field junction boxes
• Laying of pig tail cable from field junction box to sensor.
• Tagging of pig tail cables
• Removing of cables at the terminal blocks on the racks.
• Re-connecting the sensor with the connector.
• Harnessing of cables with fiber glass cloth.
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• Measurement of cable continuity resistance and insulation resistance of
cables connecting from Instrumentation rack to field connector end and
recorded.
• The signal conditioner to be calibrated by zero input and full scale input.
• Programming of signal conditioners gain, zero offset, span offset and
bandwidth
• The measurement channels are to be calibrated using DC calibrator in four
steps from field junction boxes/sensor connector.
• Estimate of measurement channel accuracy
• Measurement of sense voltage and adjust the power supply accordingly.
• Removing of cables at isolator rack and record the bride resistance of the
sensor
• The test results are to be recorded in Test and Evaluation format.
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• Entering 4th order constants up to 6 decimal places at init file and
verification of the constants.
• Checking and recording the excitation voltage and ambient output
5. Testing of test article temperature measurements
• Preparation of cables and termination of cables at sensor connectors
• Termination of pig tail cables at terminal blocks at field junction boxes
• Laying of pig tail cable from field junction box to sensor.
• Tagging of pig tail cables
• Removing of cables at the terminal blocks on the racks.
• Re-connecting the sensor with the connector.
• Harnessing of cables with fiber glass cloth.
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• Measurement of cable continuity resistance and insulation resistance of
cables connecting from instrumentation rack to field connector end and
recorded.
• The signal conditioner to be calibrated by zero input and full scale input.
• Programming of signal conditioners with 20 calibration points, filter
constants and output range.
• The measurement channels are to be calibrated using DC
calibrator/decade resistance box in 5 steps from sensor connector.
• Estimate of measurement channel accuracy
• Removing of cables at isolator rack and record the RTD/TC resistance of
the sensor
• The test results are to be recorded in Test and Evaluation format.
• Entering 1st order constants up to 6 decimal places at Aimast file and
verification of the constants.
• Checking and recording the ambient output.
• Functional verification of Thermocouple channels with ice.
6. Testing of Test article Flow/ Speed Sensor Measurements
• Preparation of cables and termination of cables at sensor connectors.
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• Termination of pig tail cables at terminal blocks at field junction boxes
• Laying of pig tail cable from field junction box to sensor.
• Tagging of pig tail cables
• Removing of cables at the terminal blocks on the racks.
• Patching of direct coil output to the high speed vibration measurement
system
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• The sensor integrity checks, resistance and insulation to be measured and
recorded.
• The measurement channels are to be tested using frequency calibrator
from junction box once in three months.
• The tests to be carried out periodically and data to be measured and
recorded.
• Functional testing of flow measurement chain with function generator bysimulating frequency, for speed measurement chain, spare sensor,excitation coil & function generator.
6. Testing of Test article Vibration measurement
• Preparation of cables and termination of cables at sensor connectors
• Termination of pig tail cables at terminal blocks/ BNC connectors at field
junction boxes
• Laying of pig tail cable from field junction box to sensor.
• Tagging of pig tail cables
• Removing of cables at the terminal blocks on the racks.
• Sensor is to be removed from the test article and mounted on the 1 g
calibrator using proper tools.
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• Sensor is mounted back on the test article with the defined torque.
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• Measurement of cable continuity resistance and insulation resistance of
cables connecting from instrumentation rack to field connector end and
recorded.
• The signal conditioner to be calibrated by zero input and full scale input
with function generator.
• Sensor is to be vibrated at 1 g rms level and the data is to be recorded.
• FFT plot for the data recorded is to be carried out to verify the chain
calibration / integrity.
• AC signal is to be fed at the input of signal conditioner in 5 steps viz. 0%,
25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. The data is to be recorded. The linearity of
measurement chain is to be verified.
• Hammer tap test is to be carried out and data recorded and processed.
• Configuration of remote nodes [Main and Redundant] with necessary
coefficients, filter settings, gains etc.
• Acquiring data through remote nodes[ Main & Redundant ] and local
nodes [ Main & Redundant]
• Processing data from all four nodes with respect to time domain, FFT and
water fall graphs for each channel.
• Transferring the graphs to presentation form in power point.
• Taking hard copy of the plots.
• The tests to be carried out periodically and data measured and recorded.
• Necessary tools and equipments will be provided by the Department.
7. Testing of Facility Pressure Transmitter measurements
• Pressure transmitters are to be removed from the facility lines and sent to
calibration laboratory for calibration. The pressure ports are to be closed
with protective covers.
• After calibration, the pressure transmitter is to be reinstalled in the facility
line. (Calibration of pressure transmitters is not in the scope of contractor.)
• Pneumatic pressure test at 1.1 times rated pressure is to be carried out for
leak check.
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• The Cabling is to be done to the Pressure Transmitter and is to be
terminated properly.
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• Measurement of cable continuity resistance and insulation resistance of
cables connecting from instrumentation rack to field connector end and
recorded.
• The transmitter is to be powered and measurement chain calibration is to
be carried out by simulating 4, 8, 12, 16, and 20 mA current in transmitter
output. The output of signal conditioner is to be monitored and recorded.
• The display on the MIMIC at Control room is to be monitored and recorded.
• The measurement chain calibration of data is to be entered in the Test and
Evaluation format.
8. Testing of Facility Pressure Switch measurements
• Pressure switch are to be removed from the facility lines and sent to
calibration laboratory for calibration. The pressure ports are to be closed
with protective covers.
• After calibration, the pressure switch is to be reinstalled in the facility line.
(Calibration of pressure switch is not in the scope of contractor.)
• Pneumatic pressure test at 1.1 times rated pressure is to be carried out for
leak check.
• The Cabling is to be done to the Pressure switch and is to be terminated
properly.
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• Measurement of cable continuity resistance and insulation resistance of
cables connecting from instrumentation rack to field connector end and
recorded.
• The pressure switch is to be powered and measurement integrity is to be
carried out by simulating Electrical output. The outputs of events are to
be monitored and recorded.
• The display on the MIMIC at Control room is to be monitored and recorded.
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• The measurement chain details are to be entered in the Test and
Evaluation format.
9. Testing Facility Temperature Transmitter measurements
• Sensor is to be removed from the transmitter and checked for its ambient
resistance and insulation resistance.
• In the case of Surface RTD and Thermocouples, the sensor is to be pasted
/ welded to the measuring surface.
• Cabling from sensor to transmitter and Junction box is to be done.
• Sealing of electrical connectors with rubber compound or silicone sealant
• The transmitter chain is to be calibrated by feeding corresponding
ohms/mV from calibration data sheet using a Decade resistance
box/Calibrator in five steps.
• The output of the signal conditioner is to be monitored and recorded.
• The MIMIC at Control room display is to be monitored and recorded.
• The data is to be entered in the Test & Evaluation format.
• Continuity and insulation resistance of cables connecting from
instrumentation rack to field connector end and to be recorded
10. Test and Evaluation of Analog channels
• Field Connectors are to be removed from the rack
• Feed equivalent electric signal at the input of the rack.
• The Cabling is to be verified and continuity is to be checked for channel
integrity.
• The Analog DAS rack is to be powered and measurement chain calibration
is to be carried out by simulating voltage signal from standard calibrator
output. The output of signal conditioner is to be monitored and recorded.
• The display on the MIMIC at Control room is to be monitored and recorded.
• The measurement chain calibration of data is to be entered in the Test and
Evaluation format.
11. Test and Evaluation of Digital Channels
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• Field Connectors are to be removed from the rack
• Feed equivalent event signal at the input of the rack.
• The Cabling is to be verified and continuity is to be checked for channel
integrity
• The Digital DAS rack is to be powered and channels are to be verified by
simulating event from standard function generator output. The output of
isolator is to be monitored and recorded.
• The display on the MIMIC at Control room is to be monitored and recorded.
• The event tag and description is to be entered in the Test and Evaluation
format.
12. Acquisition parameter logging and processing
• Analog parameters & Digital parameters
• The analog and digital parameters in the mimics are to be logged and to be
Processed.
13. Parametric constant Data entry
• Analog & Digital parameter Tag is to be updated
• The analog and digital parameters in the AIMAST and MMAST Channel
description are to be entered
• Parameter range and channel status are to be updated in the master file
14. Verification and Validation of Automatic test sequencesoftware with hardware
• Load the auto sequence program
• Authorize the auto sequence programs
• Performance of the sequence is to be verified with chronology.
• Initial setting of analog parameters and valve conditions [ON/OFF]
• Setting of countdown clock
• Logging of digital events
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• Estimation of response time of valves
15. Testing and verification of Display• Display of process and Control parameters in operator console
• Data logging of process and control parameter
• Checking of parameter with remote indicator reading
16. Generation of process and monitoring mimics
• Animation of valves
• Animation of pipe lines
• Drawing of special objects
• Animation of interlock controls
• Animation of analog parameters
• Copying & preparation of icons in SCADA server
• Updation of animated records
17. CD backup for raw data and processed files• Recording of process parameters and events on CD’s and DVD’s
18. Command and Measurement system T&E Sheet generation• Updation of sensor constants in the template• Updation of parameter values• Test and Evaluation reports
I. Data Entry operator1. Technical report generation is softcopy and hardcopy using approximate
fonts and size in A4 size using Computers.
2. Photocopying of technical documents and generating In softcopy and
hardcopy in A4 & A3 size using Xerox machines.
3. On line Material GATE pass, Stationary request, Canteen request, Video
conferencing request generation using intranet computers.
4. Technical document Updation and management
5. Technical file/document Scanning in A4 size
Acceptance for providing 2 wheeler along with petrol -3 Nos. for attendingmaintenance of CCTV Surveillance, Computer Networking/servicing, COWAAand Computer Networking with a daily mileage of 30 Km .
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Annexure-2
Quotation formatA. Auxiliary Instrumentation system:
S.No Description Quantity for
2 years
Unit rate Total cost
I. Checking of CCTV system
chain
3000
2. Checking of plant
communication system unit
1800
3. Checking of timing system 180
4. Checking of wireless units 3000
5 Repositioning of intercom
units
30
6 Repositioning of CCTV
units
50
7. Servicing of intercom units 50
8 Servicing of CCTV units 50
9 Servicing of wireless
equipments
50
10. Commissioning of CCTV
system chain
100
11 Commissioning of Plant
communication System
100
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B. Telephone Exchange:
I. Periodic Checking & Maintenance work (Daily)
Srl
no.
Description Quantity for
2 Year
Unit rate Total
12 BSNL Direct lines 1000
13 PRI Direct lines 200
14 Hot line to Valiamala,SHAR,VSSC
1000
15 Coin box line 24
16 WLL connections 300
17 FAX machines 800
18 Float cum boost charger &battery checking
500
b. Quarterly checking of line and junction boxes
Srl.no Description Quantity for
2 Year
Unit rate Total
19 Line circuits connected toexchange
7500
20 100 pair junction boxes 100
21 50 pair junction boxes 300
22 20 pair junction boxes 500
23 10 pair junction boxes 300
II. Providing New Telephone & Fax connection
Srl.no Description Quantity
for 2 year
Unit rate Total
24 Providing new telephoneand FAX connection
300
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III. Shifting of Telephone & Fax connection:
Srl.no Description Quantity for2 year
Unit rate Total
25 Shifting of telephone andFAX connection
100
IV. Fault Rectification in Telephone line:
Srl.no Description Quantity for2 year
Unit rate Total
26 Fault rectification intelephone line
1000
V. Cable joining work
Srl.no Description Quantity for
2year
Unit rate Total
27 Cable joining using cablejoining kit
50
VI. Servicing of Telephone units
Srl.no Description Quantity for
2 year
Unit rate Total
28 Servicing of telephone units 200
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C.Computer Network & IT Security:
Srl
.No
Description Quantityfor 2years
Unit rate Total cost
29. Intranet network switches 1000
30 Internet network switches 300
31 Test Facility Network switch 100
32 Network Monitoring system 24
33 Antivirus server & Client
checking
125
34 Checking of information outletports
4200
35 VOIP gateway checking 300
36 Router checking 50
37 Network switches servicing 100
38 Network switches commissioning 50
39 RJ 45 crimping and testing 10000
40 Online live video streaming andchecking
100
41 IP telephone exchange serverchecking
25
42 IP telephone installation in newbuilding
500
43 IP telephone checking 1000
D. Surveillance & Access control systemSlNo
Item description Quantityfor 2Years
Unit rate Total cost
44 Periodic checking of IP basedCCTV camera & maintenance
3000
45 Data backup to LTO tape &DVD media
240
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46 Solar power UPS & batterychecking and Maintenance
625
47 periodic checking Layer 2 switchand maintenance
2640
48 Periodic checking of SecurityNetwork client nodes
240
49 periodic checking of IRilluminators for its functioningand alignment
625
50 Checking of BACS Reader 1000
51 Checking of BACS Turnstile 120
52 Checking of Photo PopupDisplay
75
53 Periodic data transfer fromBACS Server to intranet Server
600
54 Periodic checking of secondaryBACS systems
200
55 Periodic BACS software patchUpdation
25
56 Installation and Commissioningof Secondary BACS system
25
57 Periodic checking of IP PASystem
125
58 Commissioning of IP based PASystem
50
59 Periodic Checking of internalCCTV Camera system
4000
60 Periodic Checking of internalNVR system
400
61 Fiber optics splicing andmaintenance
8000
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E. Telephone operator
SlNo
Item description Quantityfor 2Years
Unit rate Total cost
62 Attending to external callslanding on telephone exchangeboard and connecting toextension numbers within IPRC.
40000
63 Attending internals calls andconnecting to external numbers.
30000
64 Receiving telephone complaintsand reporting to maintenancesection
3000
65 Preparation of monthlystatement for Administration forcalls made from internalextensions numbers to outsidenetwork
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F. Computer & Peripheral Servicing:SlNo
Item description Quantityfor 2Years
Unit rate Total cost
66 Periodic Maintenance ofcomputer and checking ofcomputers systems Once in 4months (3 times a year)
10000
67 Installing Operating System,necessary drivers & configurebasic computer networks basedon system conditions
600
68 Troubleshooting differentcomputer issues (not booting,HDD & memory failure)
500
69 Determining and installingappropriate security measuresagainst viruses and malware.Antivirus software installationsand routine virus scanning ofaffected files and to clean them.
1800
70 Providing technical support on 500
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site for configuration ,Updationand operational guidance,etc.
71 Install Configure andmaintenance of common end userapplication software and provideassistance to end users. and
500
72 Routine periodic maintenanceand checking of printers once in 4months(3 times a year)
3500
73 Servicing and troubleshootingperipherals likeprinters,scanner,mother board,peripheral devices like mouse,Keyboards, monitors,etc.
100
74 PC & peripheral devices databasemaintenance ,configuration,inward/outward data entry,servicing details data entry,etc(one data entry screen maycontain 50 words to 100 words )
10000
G.COWAA & CMS
SlNo
Item description Quantityfor 2Years
Unit rate Total cost
75 S/W Patch Installations /Updation: Each S/W patchesshould be installed first inRedundant server and verifiedtheir functionality as per thegiven operational manual. Afterthe verification and validation(V&V) of functionality of patchesin redundant server, the samepatches can be installed in Mainserver and verified theirfunctionality
10000
76 User Login creation / deletion,User wise Access rights Creation/ Deletion, Migration of accessrights from one user to another
12000
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user, Password reset and Rolebased user creation as per theirfunctional designations. (Oneoperation means one data entryscreen have 10 to 25 fields)
77 Database Backup & Loading :File size 1GB to 5GB. (Eachbackup details is to be logged inregister in a predefined format)
10000
78 Database Backup & Loading >5GB to 200GB (Each backupdetails is to be logged in registerin a predefined format)
1000
79 Database Backup & Loading >200GB to 1TB (Each backupshould be logged in register in apredefined format)
100
80 Database Tuning activities:1) Moving of log data from Maindatabase to Backup database2) Deleting of old data andunwanted tables3) Reindexing of tables4) Shrinking of Databases.These operation is to be carriedout in every month in alloperational databases under theguidance and predefined scriptsavailable
1000
81 Monitoring & logging Hard diskspace and maintain minimumfree space on the DatabaseServers as per given instructions(Daily routine work)
2000
82 Monitoring VPN connection ofEGPS server with external serverand logging. If any connectionfailure occurs, the same to bereported to the Network team tocorrect the problems.
4000
83 Monitor the health andfunctioning and availability of
2000
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servers ( COWAA, CMS, MIS,EGPS, Web COWAA, e-Services,EDMS, EEMS servers) & CMSbooking Kiosks, DSS clients,Ethernet Swtiches & UPS ,Distribution counter PC indifferent locations. If any nonavailability found, that should berecorded and reported to theproper agents for rectifying. (8servers, 14 booking Kiosks, 7Ethernet Switches, 3 Distributioncounter PC in canteen )
84 Monitor CMS Thermal Printerpaper availability remotely usingthe utility program and loadingof thermal paper on TSP700thermal printer in differentlocations
2000
85 SQL script / Procedure QueryDevelopment for ReportGeneration based onrequirements (SQL script min 25lines to 100 lines)
2500
86 Modifying / Debugging existingScript/SQL/Procedures used inWeb Application and standaloneapplication programs (usingSQL, HTML, XML,PHP, JSP,ASP, Java, .Net framework) asper the requirements
2000
87 Support to be given and solvedifferent issues during processingof Monthly Salary, Income tax,PF processing, Arrears &Allowance, Monthlycompilations, etc. as per thegiven procedures( Problemsolved by executing the storedprocedures by debugging mode)
200
88 Monthly Apprentice StipendProcessing Operations :
30
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Guidance to Admin andAccounts, Verification of Newlyjoined details, verification ofleave details & monthly reports,Updation of Canteen recovery,Verification of stipend, Pre &Post processing, Vouchergeneration, bank list generation& backup, etc. (10 operationalscreens are to be used in eachtime of stipend processing). Ifany problem occurs that shouldbe informed to concerned peopleand the same to be logged.
89 Canteen Management System(CMS) Monthly Recovery Advicepreparation & Updation forSTAFF/TRAINEE and OtherCentre booking. PrepareSTAFF/Trainee and Othercentre booked lists and mailed totheir proper agents. Using theinterface program, UpdateSTAFF recovery in COWAASalary Table and ApprenticeRecovery into COWAA StipendTables
200
90 Employee’s ID-Card Detailsupdating & Photo uploading,Other Centre Employee detailsmigration for CMS and AccessControl System
1200
91 EGPS operations : 1 ) Vendorsenrolled List preparation forApproval, Monitoring Vendorregistration, Pending &Approval Status for e-Procurement activities
2000
92 EGPS operations : 2) Technicalsupport and guidance to externalvendors for registration,empanelment, bid submission,
10000
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open authorization etc.
93 EGPS operations : 3) Technicalsupport to Internal users forindenting, price bid opening,Tender transferring, CSTpreparation, PO preparation andreleasing
10000
94 Employees details, Designations,Functional Designation &division details is to be migratedfrom on-line Live COWAAdatabase to Other Databases likeCMS, ACS, Transport planner,Pensioner database etc.
600
95 Access control system databaseoperations:1) Employee’s Punching Detailsimport from ACS server toCOWAA server2) Integrated attendanceprocessing with Leave & Tourdetails considerations fromCOWAA leave system
6000
96 Digital Signature Certificate(DSC) Installation andconfiguration for external serverof e-Procurement activities
50
97 EDMS:1) Repositories creation forVarious divisions and activities2) User Creation for documentuploading and approval.
600
98 Uploading into Database server(Max file size 1GB)
3000
99 Online Recruitment portalOperation:1)Online application formatcreation.2) Screening of registeredApplications & Create report foreligible and not eligibleapplications.
200
50
3) Generate Hall ticket for shortlisted candidates
100 Online Recruitment portalOperation: Database Creation,Generic Data Migration, Termsand Condition Linkages andWorkflow Verifications
200
101 a)Data conversion from Text fileinto CSV file (Max file size 2GB).b)Importingc) Data retrieval as per giventable each data table contains (7to 10 parameters)d) Plotting of data (each plotshaving 4 parameters)
4000
102 Meta Data (AIMAST, TestDetails) data entry, CreationMeta data table creation andProvide Metadata Linkage fordata processing (2 to 5 screensare to be operated peroperations. Each screen having10 to 25 fields).
400
103 Online transport request,Canteen request databasemanagement systemMaintenance and operations: 1)user creation, Approver entryand linkages, Addition &deletion of rights.
400
104 Entry Management system: Userid creation, Approval rightscreation, Report generation usingSQL scripts, Division,Designation and Functionaldesignation migration Updationfor creating approval link
400
105 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT:Application softwaredevelopment as module based
100000
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using any Web language : PHP,JAVA, JavaScript, ASP.netFramework, HTML, CSS, Ajax,C, C++, Python, ContentManagement, SQL etc. (Onemodule contains approximately5000 lines (for COWAA, ERP,MIS, EGPS, e-Services of IPRC)
106 Testing Software Module as perthe given Test conditions
10000
H. Cryo Turbo Pump Test (CTPT)
SlNo
Item description Quantityfor 2Years
Unit rate Total cost
107 Testing of EP Valves 1800108 Testing of Control Valves 320109 Testing of Engine valves and
Pyro400
110 Testing of test article pressuremeasurements
800
111 Testing of test articletemperature measurements
1000
112 Testing of Test article Flow/Speed Sensor Measurements
400
113 Testing of Test article Vibrationmeasurement
250
114 Testing of Facility PressureTransmitter measurements
1600
115 Testing of Facility switchmeasurements
320
116 Testing of Facility TemperatureTransmitter measurements
1200
117 Test and Evaluation of AnalogChannels
3000
118 Test and Evaluation of DigitalChannels
3500
119 parameter Acquisition ,loggingand processing
8000
120 Parametric constant Data entry 120000
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121 Verification and Validation ofAutomatic test sequence softwarewith hardware
400
122 Testing and verification ofDisplay
400
123 Generation of process andmonitoring mimics
200
124 CD backup for raw data andprocessed files
300
125 Command and Measurementsystem T&E sheet generation
1200
I. Data Entry operator
SlNo
Item description Quantityfor 2Years
Unit rate Total cost
126 Technical report generation insoftcopy and hardcopy ifrequired in A4 size
225000
127 Photocopying of technicaldocuments and generatingsoftcopy and hardcopy ifrequired in A4 size
15000
128 Material Gate pass ,stationarygate request, canteen request,video conference requestgeneration
15000
129 Technical document Updationand management
22500
130 Technical document scanning inA4 size
22500
131 Providing Two wheelers-3 no’salong with petrol forSurveillance, Computer network/servicing and COWAA operationand maintenance inside IPRCcampus.
18000
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