Bhopal and Indore Metro Rail Projects

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What is the scope of supply for the Signalling and Train Control System?

The scope of supply covers the requirements of the Signalling and Train Control System completely. It includes control equipment, trackside signalling equipment, train borne signalling and train control equipment, station equipment, concrete or metallic base, fixtures, support for indoor and trackside equipment, and all cabling including optical fibre cables, cable terminations, and cabling support, protection pipes, accessories necessary for the work, and all associated equipment needed for a complete Signalling & Train Control system.

What are the services to be performed by the Contractor?

Services include design, manufacture, supply, system assurance, installation, testing and commissioning of the Signalling and Train Control System; presentations, reviews and audit support; assistance with providing required documents for RAMS Assessor and ISA; interface management; system operations and maintenance support services; training for Employer's staff; preparation of Operation, Maintenance and Training Manuals; decommissioning, removal and/or disposal of Temporary Works; design, prototype, manufacture, delivery, installation and identification of foundations/fixtures for indoor and outdoor equipment; Defect Liability and Comprehensive Maintenance Period; providing necessary support and documents (viz SIL certification documents, Safety case, Type test result etc.); supervised maintenance; ergonomic study for OCC, BCC, DCC, and all SCR; and any other service needed for a complete Signalling & Train Control system.

What are the Reliability requirements of the Signalling and Train Control System?

The Reliability measure shall be Mean Time between Maintenance Action (MTBMA). The system shall achieve an MTBMA of no less than 7 days per 12 route Km of the line. MTBMA includes both preventive and corrective maintenance.

What are the Maintainability requirements of the Signalling and Train Control System?

<p>The Maintainability measure for the Signalling and Train Control System shall be Mean Time to Restore (MTTR). The required MTTR shall be achieved for failures of the whole System or any part of the System, whether service affecting or not. The following MTTR shall be achieved: 15 minutes for Train-borne equipment; 15 minutes for Train detection equipment; 30 minutes for another trackside equipment; and 15 minutes for equipment located in equipment rooms or control rooms.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the Safety requirements of the Signalling and Train Control System?

<p>The Signalling and Train Control System shall provide for the safe routing, spacing, movement, and control of Trains. The probability of Wrong Side Failure shall be less than 10-9 per Train operating hour for the complete Signalling and Train Control System supplied, installed &amp; commissioned under this contract. The safety level of each function of the Signalling and Train Control System specified in Chapter 6 shall be defined and demonstrated in accordance with the process defined in GS.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the Cyber Security requirements of the Signalling and Train Control System?

<p>The S&amp;TC contractor shall adopt and develop an information security framework, security plan and a thorough SDLC process that integrates risk management for protection against malicious and inadvertent manipulation of data transmitted over ISM bands to maintain the confidentiality, availability and/or integrity of S&amp;TC and wireless data transmission.</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Signalling and Train Control System shall be designed to minimise the amount of maintenance required to maintain the System.

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What are the Service Capacity Requirements of the Signalling and Train Control System?

<p>The Signalling and Train Control System shall make provision for sustained operation of Train Consist in both directions per hour with no cumulative delay between the terminal stations, and including turn back operation at the terminal stations.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe the service capacity conditions under which the Signalling and Train Control System shall operate.

<p>Per hour per direction operating service capacity requirement shall be achieved given the following conditions: equipped Train station stops with 30 second dwell Time; train layover time at terminal / Intermediate Turn back stations – shall be minimum Two-minutes;...</p> Signup and view all the answers

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What is the scope of the S&TC system?

The Signalling & Train Control (S&TC) System covering design, manufacturing, verification, supply, installation, testing, integration, and commissioning for both Bhopal and Indore Metro projects.

What is the requirement for indigenization in the project?

The S&TC contractor shall procure as many items as possible from Indian sources.

What are the compliance requirements for S&TC standards?

The contractor must adhere to the latest standards, including those published at the bidding stage and MRGR 2020.

What does the scope of supply for the S&TC system include?

Includes trackside and trainborne ATC equipment, interlocking systems, workstations, servers, LAN, and more.

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What are the S&TC services included in the project?

The contractor must provide services like design, system assurance, installation, testing, commissioning, and maintenance support.

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What is the control center setup for the Bhopal and Indore Metro projects?

A complete system with multiple control centers, including one centralized OCC, one PTR, one DCC, and one BCC for each city.

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How does the project handle cybersecurity?

The S&TC contractor needs to engage with designated Cyber Security Consultant to incorporate cybersecurity guidelines in the design.

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What are the key design principles for maintainability?

The system should be designed for maximum availability, minimal maintenance needs, and quick and easy maintenance procedures.

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What metric is used to assess the S&TC reliability?

The reliability of the S&TC system is measured by MTBMA, which is the average time between required maintenance.

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What is the target MTBMA for the S&TC system?

The system must achieve an MTBMA of at least 7 days per 12 route km. This includes both preventive and corrective maintenance.

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What is the metric used to assess the S&TC availability?

The system's availability is measured by MTBSAF, the average time between failures that affect service.

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What are the target MTBSAF figures for the S&TC system?

The system must achieve specific availability targets based on the duration and impact of service-affecting failures.

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What metric is used to assess the S&TC maintainability?

The maintainability of the S&TC system is measured by MTTR, the average time taken to restore a failed system component to full functionality.

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What are the target MTTR figures for the S&TC system?

The required MTTR for different types of S&TC equipment, like trainborne, trackside, and control room equipment.

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Why is the safety of the S&TC system important?

The safety of the S&TC system is crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring smooth train operations.

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What are the safety levels required for key S&TC components?

The system must satisfy specific safety levels, including SIL4 for primary train detection systems, ATP systems, and interlocking.

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What is the role of the ISA in the project?

The contractor must engage with an ISA, an Independent Safety Assessor, to ensure compliance with safety requirements.

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What is the requirement regarding equipment removal?

The system must be designed to prevent unsafe conditions when equipment is removed or replaced.

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What are the cybersecurity measures required by the contractor?

The S&TC contractor needs to establish a comprehensive information security framework, including a security plan, SDLC process, and risk management.

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How must the contractor demonstrate the system's cybersecurity resilience?

The contractor must demonstrate the system's ability to detect, contain, eradicate, and recover from security breaches.

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What specific cybersecurity standards must the contractor comply with?

The S&TC contractor needs to comply with various relevant cybersecurity standards and implement their System Safety & Cyber Security Assurance Plan.

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What is a perturbation analysis, and why is it necessary?

The contractor must provide a detailed perturbation analysis, documenting potential failures and their mitigation strategies.

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What are the service capacity requirements for the system?

The S&TC system must be capable of supporting a certain train capacity and operating conditions, including dwell time and layover time at stations.

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What is the target availability for the S&TC system?

The system must achieve a target availability of 99.99%, meaning very minimal downtime.

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What is the requirement for lifecycle cost planning?

The contractor is responsible for providing a lifecycle cost plan that optimizes the overall cost while meeting safety, quality, and reliability requirements.

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What are the service life requirements for the S&TC system?

All components, materials, software, and support for the S&TC system must be available for at least 30 years, except for certain central control equipment.

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What are the requirements regarding component updates and deletion?

Updated components must be backward compatible with the original ones, and the contractor must notify the Engineer before deleting any component from general availability.

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What is the requirement for the probability of wrong side failures?

The probability of a wrong side failure (leading to an unsafe condition) should be extremely low, less than 10-9 per train operating hour.

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What are the requirements for calibration and inspection?

The safety performance requirements must be achieved with regular calibration/inspection intervals of at least one year.

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What is the requirement for safety certification by the contractor?

The Contractor shall submit a detailed safety case, demonstrating the safety of the S&TC system to ensure safety worthiness certification from relevant Indian authorities like Railway Board, RDSO, and Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety.

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Study Notes

Bhopal and Indore Metro Rail Projects - Signalling Technical Specifications

  • Scope of Work: Includes design, manufacture, supply, installation, testing, integration, commissioning, and maintenance of the signalling and train control system for both Bhopal and Indore metro lines. This specification applies equally to both systems.

  • Centralized Control Centers: One centralized Operation Control Centre (OCC), one Playback and Training Room (PTR), one Depot Control Centre (DCC), and one Backup Control Centre (BCC) each for Bhopal and Indore metro systems.

  • Headway: All lines are designed for a 90-second headway and will ultimately operate in Unattended Train Operation (UTO) mode.

  • Indigenous Procurement: Signal and train control system contractors will prioritize indigenous procurement.

  • Standards Compliance: Compliance with latest standards, functionalities published at the design/bidding stage, and MRGR 2020; Engineer's decision is final.

Scope of Supply Details

  • Systems and Equipment: Covers all aspects of the signalling and train control system, including control equipment (radio systems, interlocking, trackside ATC, workstations, trainborne equipment, servers), trackside signalling equipment, trainborne equipment, station equipment (control rooms, emergency stops), foundation, cabling (including fiber optic cabling & terminations). Special test equipment, spares, maintenance tools, software licenses (at least 5 years), power supply, training documentation, manuals, tools for testing & commissioning. Furniture will be provided in various locations (control centers, stations). Detailed requirements and interfaces are outlined in other documents.

  • Software Traceability: The Contractor must utilize a requirements management and traceability tool compatible with IBM Rational DOORS v9.3 or later. Data must be submitted monthly electronically. If a tool is not compatible, an alternate export method must be proposed.

  • Depot Signalling & Train Control: Signalling equipment will be provided for depot areas not using Advanced Train Protection (ATP).

  • Services: Includes design, manufacture, system assurance, installation, testing, commissioning, presentations, reviews, and audit support. Support for Reliability, Availability, Maintainability (RAM) and Independent Safety Assessor (ISA). Management of interfaces with other contractors, training for Employer's staff, manual preparation (operation, maintenance, and training manuals), support for the independent safety assessor, and maintenance support services. Also includes ergonomic study for control centers, removal of temporary works and providing additional equipment as needed. Compliance with Cybersecurity standards with provision of security consultant and development of System Safety & Cyber Security Assurance Plan. Provision for phased commissioning/change management. Life cycle costs will be planned in compliance with IEC 60300-3-3.

Performance Requirements

  • System Performance: The signalling and train control system must meet design and performance requirements and function optimally within the environmental conditions, conforming to standards like ISO 9227, ASTM B117, ISO 1461, and EN 12944-6 or ISO 1461, EN 12944-6, and EN 50125-3, as relevant.

  • Proven Design & Track Record: Equipment must have a proven design with a satisfactory track record of at least one year in commercial operation outside India (or in India).

  • Built-in diagnostics: Microprocessor-based equipment modules must include built-in diagnostic and remote monitoring functions for performance demonstration.

  • Reliability (MTBMA): The signalling system must achieve a Minimum Mean Time Between Maintenance Action (MTBMA) of 7 days per 12 route kilometers, for Bhopal and Indore projects. MTBMA includes preventive and corrective maintenance, across different equipment groups (trackside ATC, onboard ATC, ATS, CBI systems, train control and communications equipment etc).

  • Availability (MTBSAF): Mean Time Between Service-Affecting Failures (MTBSAF) for the entire signalling system per 12 kilometers for three years operation. Calculations will use relevant failures (train detection, signals, points, interlocking, onboard ATC, balises, ATS, bi-directional communication). Delay calculation will consider time the first affected train loses due to the relevant failure. Minimum availability of ≥ 99.99% is to be demonstrated. Penalty for passenger detrainment due to signalling failures during Defect Liability and Comprehensive Maintenance Period (DLCMP) periods.

  • Maintainability (MTTR): Define Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) targets for different equipment types, including onboard and trackside equipment and equipment rooms/ control rooms. Ensure replacement units are easily handled (except for specialized units). System components are expected to be available for at least 30 years (central control equipment available for at least 10 years), with backward compatibility for components.

  • System Safety: Provides for safe routing, spacing, movement, and control of trains. Contractor establishes & maintains full system safety responsibility throughout the system lifecycle. System shall not become dangerous when parts are removed. Wrong side failure probability shall be <10-9 per train operating hour.

  • Cybersecurity: Develops an information security framework, plan and a thorough SDLC process, including risk management for protection against malicious attacks. Complies with relevant standards (ISO/IEC 13335, ISO/IEC 27005, ISO/IEC 31000, ISO/IEC 15408, ISO 27032, IEC 62443-2, and other related standards). Includes backup, disaster recovery, antivirus, perimeter security devices (firewall, IPS/IDS), Active Directory and domain server, data encryption and SAN storage server. Also addresses Identity & Access Management, Application Security, Threat & Vulnerability Management, and Cyber Security Consultant engagement.

  • Service Capacity: Sustained operation of metro train consists in both directions per hour, including turn-back operations at terminals. Operational conditions and expectations like train dwell times and layover times are specified.

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