Forest Inventory Equipment Sample Clauses

Forest Inventory Equipment. Tree height and land slope measuring equipment E.g. Dendrometers Xxxxx xxxxx Xxxx 00 * Callipers Unit 22 * 30-50m (Self-rolling) measuring tape or rope/ chain, marked at every 1-5 meters Unit 22 * Measuring tapes 320cm / 10m Xxxx 00 * Precision compasses Xxxx 00 * Backpack Unit 22 * GPS receiver (Geographic Positioning System) and extra batteries Xxxx 00 * Cameras Unit 22 * Coloured flagging tags (rolls) Rolls 8000 * Uniforms Unit 200 * Boots (rubber) Xxxx 000 * Boots (leather) 200 * Spray paint for plot centre marking Unit 200 * Phone cells and pre-paid cards Xxxx 0 * Binoculars Unit 21 * Machetes Unit 21 * Topographic maps in hard copies set 4 * Digital topographic maps when available set 1 * Field manuals, forms and stationary, etc. set 21 * Camping equipments (tents, cooking, repellents, illumination, etc) set 21 * Soil sampling equipment set 21 * High Precision GPSs with Omnistar correction signal set 15 * VHF radios handheld pcs 39 * VHF radios mobile pcs 21 * HF radios mobile pcs 21 * Vehicle borne first aid kits Pcs 50 * personal first aid kits Pcs 21 * Spherical densitometer pcs 21 * Generators pcs 21 Appendix 2: Budget Items ORIGINAL BUDGET ADJUSTED BUDGET Additional budget (UTF, FAO) Reasons for change Units Quantity Unit cost (US$) UTF (FAO) Total (US$) Government Contribution (US$) Adjusted Quatity AdjustedUnit cost (US$) Adjusted Total (US$)
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