Common use of Piping Clause in Contracts

Piping. A. Contractor’s piping Work scope shall include: 1. Fabrication and installation of all piping supports; 2. Fabrication and installation of the filter/separator; 3. Fabrication and installation of cryogenic pipe work and supports; 4. Prefabrication and erection of all pipes, manifolds and components; 5. NDT and Post Weld Heat Treatment; 6. Fabrication and installation of valve supports; 7. Installation of all Site installed valves; 8. All pipes and associated supports shall be fabricated, inspected and tested in accordance with Applicable Codes and Standards, and Specifications inclusive of hydrostatic or other forms of pressure testing; 9. Erection of pipes shall be carried out in such a way as to prevent any over stress on pipes or the Equipment to which they are connected. Contractor shall install adequate temporary pipe supports and dummy spools where final supports and interfaces are not available; 10. Contractor shall take all necessary precautionary measures to prevent damage to pipe during the construction phase of the Work; 11. Corrosion prevention applications to piping components (e.g., flanges) shall be re-applied following welding or PWHT, or damage caused by any means; and 12. Contractor shall take necessary precautionary measures and preservation to maintain installed piping free from debris, tools, rags, etc. Control systems should be put in place.

Piping. A. Contractor’s piping Work scope shall include, but not limited to: 1. Fabrication and installation of all piping supports; 2. Fabrication and installation of the filter/separator; 3. Fabrication and installation of cryogenic pipe work and supports; 4. Prefabrication and erection of all pipes, manifolds and components; 5. NDT and Post Weld Heat Treatment; 6. Fabrication and installation of valve supports; 7. Installation of all Site installed valves; 8. All pipes and associated supports shall be fabricated, inspected and tested in accordance with Applicable Codes and Standards, and Specifications inclusive of hydrostatic or other forms of pressure testing; 9. Erection of pipes shall be carried out in such a way as to prevent any over stress on pipes or the Equipment to which they are connected. Contractor shall install adequate temporary pipe supports and dummy spools where final supports and interfaces are not available; 10. Contractor shall take all necessary precautionary measures to prevent damage to pipe during the construction phase of the Work; 11. Corrosion prevention applications to piping components (e.g., flanges) shall be re-applied following welding or PWHT, or damage caused by any means; and 12. Contractor shall take necessary precautionary measures and preservation to maintain installed piping free from debris, tools, rags, etc. Control systems should be put in place.