Logistics Plan Sample Clauses

Logistics Plan. Contractor shall provide a staging and logistics plan identifying laydown areas, loading and unloading areas, crane locations, fence locations, temporary utility connections, trailer locations, and emergency evacuation meeting area. This Logistics Plan must be approved by the District prior to the Contractor mobilizing on the Site.
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Logistics Plan. Developer shall provide a staging and logistics plan identifying laydown areas, loading and unloading areas, crane locations, fence locations, temporary utility connections, trailer locations, and emergency evacuation meeting area. This Logistics Plan must be approved by the District prior to the Developer mobilizing on the Site
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Logistics Plan. The term “Logistics Plan” shall refer to the plan for Contractor’s staging and coordination of delivery of materials and equipment specifically adapted and prepared by Contractor for the Project which complies with the requirements of the Contract Documents including, without limitation, the Logistics Plan Article of these General Conditions.
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Logistics Plan. Provides location of construction boundaries, physical limits of construction activities at various stages during the Project, location of semi-permanent construction amenities (office trailers, cranes, dumpsters, storage containers, laydown areas), routing of pedestrian and vehicle traffic in and around Project site, location of any protective features such as covered walkways; Identify required shut downs of utilities, doorways or access ways early in the project.
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Logistics Plan. Logistics Plan shall mean a written plan developed by CM/GC providing the location of construction boundaries, physical limits of construction activities at various stages during the Project, location of semi-permanent construction amenities (e.g., office trailers, cranes, dumpsters, storage containers, laydown areas), routing of pedestrian and vehicle traffic in and around Project site, location of any protective features such as covered walkways and the Identification of required shut downs of utilities, doorways or access ways early in the project.
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