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5onDfloor wrote:what was the cost by Junior Sammy to repair the BIG HOLE by sea lots last year?...that was a 'high priority' situation....
A fire tender laying down in a 300ft precipice is not a 'high priority' situation, i don't see the justification to spend this obscene amount of money.
UML wrote:5onDfloor wrote:what was the cost by Junior Sammy to repair the BIG HOLE by sea lots last year?...that was a 'high priority' situation....
A fire tender laying down in a 300ft precipice is not a 'high priority' situation, i don't see the justification to spend this obscene amount of money.
i think morale of the firemen would have a part to play in this as well. it can be seen by them that they are not a priority and their life and limb is not valued.
I was told that the price would be somewhat accurate because companies rent these cranes for a week or two, not by the day, so you have to pay the price (take it or leave it) in addition breaking down the crane moving it and setting it up again is another cost and time. In addition they would need a crane to set up and support the initial crane, so thats two cranes. then the engineers and other personnel and other requirements.
5onDfloor wrote:how much to rent a crane per week? the job took 4 days!!!
How much to assemble and reassemble a crane?
How long does this ^^ take?
Are the engineers daily paid or monthly paid or freelance/consultants?
we are talking about $6,500,000.00TT
????
Habit7 wrote:
Despite what the article and whoever may have said, this is not 300ft
ABA Trading LTD wrote:5onDfloor wrote:how much to rent a crane per week? the job took 4 days!!!
How much to assemble and reassemble a crane?
How long does this ^^ take?
Are the engineers daily paid or monthly paid or freelance/consultants?
we are talking about $6,500,000.00TT
????
sometimes its 100-200k just to move a crane from paramount office to grandbazaar.
if that was my crane, i was charging a million transport to carry it up on THAT road.
Habit7 wrote:Well if crane costs are so expensive and their price is so justified, why use them? If the vehicle is a write off disassemble it with 5 guys and a 2ton truck making multiple trips a day.
Conrad wrote:devsingh wrote:Not defending anyone here but these are my estimates as a contractor:
25 men x 4 days @ $300 = 300,000
24 hr security for 4 days ($40/hr x 2 men x 24 hr x 4 days) = 5,760
project management fee = 15,000
lighting towers = 15,000
mobilization = 150,000
police presence = 10,000
equipment rentals = 500,000
Insurances = 40,000
Risk factors = 250,000
contingencies = 120,000
Mark up = 500,000
Sub total = 1,786,000
VAT = 267,900
Total = 2,053,900
If however i am the best in the business and the competition is small, i'd really make some money
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5onDfloor wrote:i have no doubt that this job was an expensive job but not $6.5mil!!!
No matter how you cut it or slice this is gross misuse of public funds..the PNM had its Flag and now the PP have its firetruck.
The thing that is upsetting about this whole ordeal is that this is the norm once is tax payers money we spending.
We are talking about bloody "wreck" not a "high precious cargo" or anything of that sort that can or would of pose a health treat to anyone or the environs....what was the need or urgency to carry out such a task at such exorbitant costs?
is this prudent spending of our tax payers dollars?
there is not justification for this...and yet again we have 'jack' at the center of this mess. Cabinet twice! not once.. twice! refuse to grant approval of this....I want the AG to step in and say the Gov't not paying this bill. what will jusamco do? refuse future Govt work? i dare him not!
devsingh wrote:Not defending anyone here but these are my estimates as a contractor:
25 men x 4 days @ $300 = 300,000
24 hr security for 4 days ($40/hr x 2 men x 24 hr x 4 days) = 5,760
project management fee = 15,000
lighting towers = 15,000
mobilization = 150,000
police presence = 10,000
equipment rentals = 500,000
Insurances = 40,000
Risk factors = 250,000
contingencies = 120,000
Mark up = 500,000
Sub total = 1,786,000
VAT = 267,900
Total = 2,053,900
If however i am the best in the business and the competition is small, i'd really make some money
Hook wrote:They should've sent a team of mechanics to go down there and scrap down the fcuker and drag it up in parts.
Mr. Red Sleeper wrote:devsingh wrote:Not defending anyone here but these are my estimates as a contractor:
25 men x 4 days @ $300 = 300,000
24 hr security for 4 days ($40/hr x 2 men x 24 hr x 4 days) = 5,760
project management fee = 15,000
lighting towers = 15,000
mobilization = 150,000
police presence = 10,000
equipment rentals = 500,000
Insurances = 40,000
Risk factors = 250,000
contingencies = 120,000
Mark up = 500,000
Sub total = 1,786,000
VAT = 267,900
Total = 2,053,900
If however i am the best in the business and the competition is small, i'd really make some money
The insurance is actually a $1m bond.
Police for the 4 days is $40,000
Mark up is usually 25% of total quoted price
Mobilisation & Demobilisation - $ 500k +/-
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