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E41 CRANE SERVICES FOR THE YUMA DREDGE
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Questions and Answers:

Do you expect the crane and crew to load all three pieces at the disassembly site then move to the re-assembly site to unload the three pieces?

Yes, the crane and crane operator will be needed to load all three pieces of the dredge at the disassembly site and will be needed to offload the three pieces at the re-assembly site. Reclamation employees will be hauling the pieces on trucks.

How many days do you expect this to take and will they be consecutive days?

Anticipated to be two (2) consecutive 10-hour days.

What is the farthest overall radius needed for the Crane? Meaning the distance from where the center of crane would be set up to the center of where the barge would be set at both locations.

Not knowing what the distance is to the center of their crane, the minimum radius would need to be at least thirty feet plus the center distance of the crane

What is the lift radius of the heaviest pick (distance from center of crane to the center of the heaviest object)?

Not knowing what the distance is to the center of their crane, the minimum radius would need to be at least thirty feet plus the center distance of the crane

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