Palestinian Energy Project (PEP) - One Complete Solution for Metering System for 55 Connection Points
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The Palestinian Energy Project (PEP) aims to advance the Palestinian energy sector to support affordable and sustainable energy independence in the West Bank.
2019 · 10 pages

Abstract
The project focuses on improving the Palestinian Authority's efforts to modernize and diversify the Palestinian electricity sector. The project focuses on improving access to and reliability of electrical services by strategically incorporating renewable energy, as well as supporting the Palestinian Authority's control of its electrical supply and improving affordability over time. Palestine Electricity Transmission Limited (PETL) was established as a state-owned company in the first quarter of 2014 through the Electricity Law. PETL serves as the technical arm of the Palestinian Authority to build, own, and manage the electricity transmission system and provide electricity to distribution companies, municipalities, municipal councils, and bulk consumers. The initial PETL transmission system is composed of four 161/33 KV substations. Most of the DISCOs, LGUs, and Bulk customers receive electricity directly from the Israeli Electric Corporation (IEC) via MV/LV connection points. The objective of the metering of this assignment is to assist PETL in establishing a complete solution of metering system to allow PETL to monitor the connection points and collect accurate data from the proposed meters and issue bills to customers at the same time to process and create a database of load profile for every connection point and set the required plans. This includes selection of the metering system, hardware, and software, as well as procuring, installing, and commissioning of the advanced metering system. The Vendor/Subcontractor shall design, procure, install, test, and commission the following key scope items: the general nature and the scope of work to be carried out under this contract, as indicated in Specifications, and Schedule of Quantities. The Vendor/Subcontractor is expected to perform the following tasks, subject to a final negotiated scope of work: preparation of a metering implementation plan, supply of metering hardware and software in accordance with the specification and the bill of quantities, establishment and operation of a work order management and project scheduling system, installation of meter end-points, installation of the meter system software, setup, and customized according to PETL requirements, and establishment and execution of a comprehensive training program for PETL employees. The Implementation Plan should include, at a minimum, the following items: project objectives and project management, project staging and staffing/hiring plan, expected location and timing of deployments by week, month, and quarter, supply chain and inventory management process, hardware testing and acceptance process, work order management system, data exchange with PEP/PETL, health and safety procedures, project risk assessment, quality assurance and training, provisions for protecting customer data confidentiality, and project documentation and records management. The Vendor/Subcontractor is responsible for installation of all meters during deployment. All hardware, software, and critical interfaces must test successfully at operational levels. The Vendor/Subcontractor shall furnish all labor, materials, and equipment as listed under the schedule of quantities and specified otherwise, transportation, and incidentals necessary for supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of the complete work for metering of connection points. This also includes any material, equipment, and incidental work not specifically mentioned herein or noted on the documents as being furnished or installed, but which are necessary to be performed under this contract.
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