a) MAIN CONTRACTOR shall have the right to exercise, in respect of SUBCONTRACTOR

and the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK performed or to be performed by SUBCONTRACTOR,

all rights as granted to COMPANY in the same extent as if MAIN CONTRACTOR was
specifically named therein in every instance where COMPANY is named and as if
SUBCONTRACTOR was specifically named therein in every instance where MAIN
CONTRACTOR is named insofar as it relates only to the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK.
b) Where the exercise of any such right is under the CONTRACT, contingent or
conditioned upon an agreement, notice or approval given to MAIN CONTRACTOR by
COMPANY or to COMPANY by MAIN CONTRACTOR, such obligation shall be exercisable by
MAIN CONTRACTOR under the SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT in accordance with the agreement,
notice or approval actually given by COMPANY or MAIN CONTRACTOR as it relates only
to the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK.
c) Failure by MAIN CONTRACTOR to exercise any such right shall not relieve
SUBCONTRACTOR from any of his responsibilities under the SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT in
line with the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK only.
d) Except as otherwise specifically stated in the SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT, each
and every right/obligation of the MAIN CONTRACTOR under the CONTRACT in relation to
the WORK performed or to be performed by MAIN CONTRACTOR shall fully apply to
SUBCONTRACTOR in respect of the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK only, as if SUBCONTRACTOR
was specifically named in the CONTRACT in every instance where MAIN CONTRACTOR is
named.
e) Where any of such obligation results in an indemnity and/or a hold harmless
from MAIN CONTRACTOR to COMPANY, the same obligation applies to the SUBCONTRACTOR
but related indemnity and/or hold harmless shall extend to MAIN CONTRACTOR and
COMPANY only as it applies to SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK only.
f) SUBCONTRACTOR is to name MAIN CONTRACTOR and COMPANY as additional insured to
the insurance(s) carried by SUBCONTRACTOR with respect to the Work performed by
SUBCONTRACTOR. SUBCONTRACTOR shall cause its insurer providing physical damage
insurance on construction equipment, tools, temporary structures, temporary
excavation or supplies owned or used by SUBCONTRACTOR or its Sub-Subcontractor to
waive their rights of subrogation against MAIN CONTRACTOR and COMPANY.
g) SUBCONTRACTOR shall obtain such waivers of subrogation in writing from all
insurers whose policies require SUBCONTRACTOR to obtain such waiver in writing.
h) Without any limitation on the content of above articles, SUBCONTRACTOR
specifically acknowledges his responsibility to comply, at his own expense, with
all indemnity, insurance, safety, accommodation, environmental protection, permit
specification, tax, confidentiality, warranty and labour requirements and
obligations of the SUBCONTRACT in connection with his performance of the
SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK only.
i) MAIN CONTRACTOR and SUBCONTRACTOR agree that, insofar as the provisions of
the CONTRACT apply to this SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT, every provision of the CONTRACT
shall have exactly the same meaning and interpretation as is ultimately determined
to apply as a result of COMPANY decision, agreement between COMPANY and MAIN
CONTRACTOR, arbitration or governmental directive of judicial process, provided
that MAIN CONTRACTOR shall not enter into any agreement with COMPANY concerning the
application, meaning or interpretation of any provision of the CONTRACT without
the consent of SUBCONTRACTOR, if such agreement pertains exclusively to the
application, meaning or interpretation of such provision in respect of the
SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK only.

In connection with the performance of the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK, SUBCONTRACTOR

shall operate and shall have the status of an independent SUBCONTRACTOR.
a) None of the provisions of the SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT shall be construed as
establishing or creating a relationship of master and servant, principal and agent,
partnership or joint venture between MAIN CONTRACTOR and SUBCONTRACTOR.
b) Attendance with and participation of SUBCONTRACTOR (will attend but will
assume FENOG staff status and would highlight action points to MAIN CONTRACTOR
prior to meeting) in any and all Contract discussions and negotiations with COMPANY
in regard to the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK.
c) Attendance with and participation of SUBCONTRACTOR (will attend but will
assume FENOG staff status) in any and all Progress Meetings with the COMPANY in as
far as it relates to or affects the SUBCONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK.
d) The PARTIES shall not be liable towards each other for any indirect and
consequential loss or damages of any kind, nor for loss of revenues, loss of
profit, loss of production, loss of contracts, loss of business or business
interruption and the like in any manner or form arising from the execution of the
SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT under any theory of law;
e) Each PARTY (the "Indemnifying PARTY�) shall keep the other PARTY indemnified
from any claim in respect of bodily injury to or death of the Indemnifying PARTY�s
and its subcontractors� personnel and in respect of loss or damage to the
Indemnifying PARTY�s and its subcontractors� properties arising from any cause
whatsoever, including the negligence of the other PARTY.
f) SUBCONTRACTOR OFFER is submitted on lump sum basis and the relevant amounts
shall be fixed and firm for the duration of the SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT
SUBCONTRACTOR acknowledges that unless and until COMPANY acknowledges the existence
of any event, including any variation or change to any part of the SUBCONTRACT
SCOPE OF WORK, for which it is prepared to compensate MAIN CONTRACTOR, then
SUBCONTRACTOR shall have no valid claim(s) against MAIN CONTRACTOR on account of
any delay in receipt of such associated payment, delay or disruption to its planned
progress of work, work stoppages and/or changes or variations to the SUBCONTRACT
SCOPE OF WORK or to conditions of performance of the Work, unless and to the extent
only:

3.2. Reinforced Concrete Properties

The basic material properties used in the structural calculations are
as follows:

Concrete Grade = C30/37

Concrete density = 24 kN/m3 Characteristic strength of Reinforcing steel =
410 N/mm2 Maximum Aggregate size = 19 mm
3.3. Structural Steel Properties
DEFINE MATERIAL START ISOTROPIC STEEL 56. E 199947
POISSON 0.3
DENSITY 0.0768191 ALPHA 6E-006 DAMP 0.03
TYPE STEEL S275
STRENGTH FY 248.21 FU 399.894 RY 1.5 RT 1.2

3.4. Combined Load Cases

The basic loads as given from pipe stress analysis auto combined using Bs 5950 from
STAAD auto combination to give the most onerous loading combination for design .
The ultimate limit state (GEO) load combination was used for sizing the base,
checking the limiting pressures as well as overturning resistance. The ultimate
limit state (STR) was used for the design of the foundation for resistance against
bending, shear and punching.
4. ANALYSIS / DESIGN CALCULATION
The analysis / design calculations were carried out according to the procedures
given in the reference codes and standards. The limit state design approach was
used to perform the design. Adequate steel sections and footing sizes were provided
based on the maximum forces and moments obtained in line with the requirements of
relevant codes and standards.
� Reliable information of the of the manifold loading and footprint were
provided for the design.
� Reliable sub-soil information and laboratory results are provided for design.
� Execution is carried out according to the relevant standards and
specifications by personnel having appropriate skills and experience.
� Construction materials and products are used as specified in the relevant
material specifications.
� The structure will be for the purpose for which it was designed.The limit
state design approach was used to perform the design. Adequate reinforcement, steel
and concrete member sizes were provided based on the maximum forces and moments
obtained.

1.5. Assumptions
Several assumptions were made while performing the design, they include assumption
that:
� Reliable information of the of the manifold loading and footprint were
provided for the design.
� Reliable sub-soil information and laboratory results are provided for design.
� Execution is carried out according to the relevant standards and
specifications by personnel having appropriate skills and experience.
� Construction materials and products are used as specified in the relevant
material specifications.
� The structure will be for the purpose for which it was designed.
2. SPECIFICATIONS, CODES AND REFERENCES
2.1. BS codes and International Standards
BS 8110-1-1:1997 : Design of concrete structure,

BS 8004-1:1986 : Foundation Geotechnical design BS 5950: 2000 : Design

of Steel Structures 3204.17.DASG.33007 Geotechnical report