Minimum Construction Equipment to be brought Sample Clauses

Minimum Construction Equipment to be brought by Contractor at Site The Contractor is required to assign at least a minimum amount of equipment on site for ensuring quality and timely progress of works. The minimum equipment, including but not limited to the equipment described in Table below shall be mobilized by the Contractor to the Project Site in working condition. The list in Table below may be reviewed by the Employer’s Representative on justifications for any change that may be submitted by the Contractor in the Bid or later in the design stage. It may however be noted that the equipment requirement is keeping in view the period in which it is required as per the milestone chart and also taking into account the avoidance of any delays resulting from equipment breakdowns. The Contractor should submit the equipment mobilization program in the bid schedules. Table : Minimum Equipment to be Mobilized by the Contractor No. Equipment Type and Characteristics Minimum Number required 1 Crawler Mounted Crane 2 2 Excavator 2 3 Jacking frame, capable of handling pipes of 700 and 400 mm dia. 2 4 Concrete Mixing machine 2 5 Plate Compactor 6
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