Common use of Contractor's Plant and Equipment Clause in Contracts

Contractor's Plant and Equipment. When applicable All plant, equipment, and methods to be used by the Contractor shall be subject to approval by the Engineer and Amtrak/MNRR (when applicable for projects over railroads) at all times during the work; however, approval of the equipment shall not be construed as including the approval of the performance thereof. Additional equipment and methods shall be provided when ordered by the Engineer if required to perform the work satisfactorily according to the Specifications. For work on water, the barge, boat, or other float shall be securely anchored. If drilling equipment for track level work consists of hi-rail, truck mounted drilling equipment, only one track will be shut down at a time, as such the equipment must allow a train to pass on an adjacent track. All equipment used within the Amtrak/MNRR right-of–way must be pass inspection by the Railroad prior to mobilization to the site. Access for hi-rail equipment will be as directed by the railroad company The Contractor shall be required at all times when the work is in progress to have a minimum of one (1) drilling rig with a complete crew at the site and engaged in field operations. The Contractor shall submit in writing, upon request of the Engineer, a schedule of operations for the work. The Engineer shall be notified at least 48 hours in advance of deviations from the schedule and such deviations shall be subject to the approval of the Engineer.

Contractor's Plant and Equipment. When applicable Applicable All plant, equipment, and methods to be used by the Contractor shall be subject to approval by the Engineer and Amtrak/MNRR (when applicable for projects over railroads) at all times during the work; however, approval of the equipment shall not be construed as including the approval of the performance thereof. Additional equipment and methods shall be provided when ordered by the Engineer if required to perform the work satisfactorily according to the Specifications. For work on water, the barge, boat, or other float shall be securely anchored. If drilling equipment for track level work consists of hi-rail, truck mounted drilling equipment, only one track will be shut down at a time, as such the equipment must allow a train to pass on an adjacent track. All equipment used within the Amtrak/MNRR right-of–way must be pass inspection by the Railroad prior to mobilization to the site. Access for hi-rail equipment will be as directed by the railroad company company. The Contractor shall be required at all times when the work is in progress to have a minimum of one two (12) drilling rig rigs with a complete crew crews at the site and engaged in field operations. The Contractor shall submit in writing, upon request of the Engineer, a schedule of operations for the work. The Engineer shall be notified at least 48 hours in advance of deviations from the schedule and such deviations shall be subject to the approval of the Engineer.