Surveying Equipment Sample Clauses

Surveying Equipment. The Contractor shall provide, at his own expense Two approved sets of surveying and measuring equipment for the sole use of the Representative of Engineer/ QAQC Technical Personnel. The set shall consist of (i) One Total Station, (ii) One pogo with reflector, (iii) One big tripod (iv) One small tripod (v) Two fibre glass tape (cased 30 m ) (vi) Four steel pocket tape 3 m long (vii) Two surveying umbrellas (viii) Ten ranging rods 2.5 m long (ix) Required numbers of level books and field books. All accessories and assistance required for setting out, measuring etc. shall be supplied as and when required by the Engineer/ QAQC or his representative. The contractor shall be solely responsible for the maintenance of all such instruments and equipments and shall ensure that they are at all times in good working condition. All the surveying equipments shall remain the property of the Contractor at the end of the Contract. The Contractor is obliged to replace any instrument or part thereof damaged during the Contract Period. There will be no direct payment for surveying equipment. It is deemed to be included in the various pay items in the Bill of Quantities.
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