1. The document compares the productivity and coefficients of various construction equipment for different job items based on internal AHSP calculations and those according to government regulations.
2. For items like clearing works, common excavation, and rock excavation, the productivity of equipment like excavators, dozers, vibratory rollers and dump trucks are higher according to government rates compared to internal calculations.
3. Exceptions are noted for some items where internal productivity is higher or lower than the government mandated rates.
4. The note at the end indicates that higher productivity leads to lower rates, and negative differences mean internal productivity is lower than the adjusted rates.
1. The document compares the productivity and coefficients of various construction equipment for different job items based on internal AHSP calculations and those according to government regulations.
2. For items like clearing works, common excavation, and rock excavation, the productivity of equipment like excavators, dozers, vibratory rollers and dump trucks are higher according to government rates compared to internal calculations.
3. Exceptions are noted for some items where internal productivity is higher or lower than the government mandated rates.
4. The note at the end indicates that higher productivity leads to lower rates, and negative differences mean internal productivity is lower than the adjusted rates.
1. The document compares the productivity and coefficients of various construction equipment for different job items based on internal AHSP calculations and those according to government regulations.
2. For items like clearing works, common excavation, and rock excavation, the productivity of equipment like excavators, dozers, vibratory rollers and dump trucks are higher according to government rates compared to internal calculations.
3. Exceptions are noted for some items where internal productivity is higher or lower than the government mandated rates.
4. The note at the end indicates that higher productivity leads to lower rates, and negative differences mean internal productivity is lower than the adjusted rates.