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【Weekly Topic】【Engineering Version 20170114】

2017-01-16View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Correct reward: 9 wealth. According to the \"Code for Quantity Calculation of Construction Projects\" (GB 50500–2013), the damages and additional costs resulting from force majeure events shall be borne by the employer.   A. Damage to the project itself B. Injuries or deaths of personnel at the employer’s site C. Damage to the contractor’s construction machinery D. Costs associated with cleaning up the site E. Costs required for repairing the project Reference: A B D E
Reply #22017-01-16
A. Damage to the project itself B. Injuries or deaths of personnel at the employer’s site D. Costs associated with cleaning up the site E. Costs required for repairing the project
Reply #32017-01-16
C. Damage to the contractor’s construction machinery: According to the \"Code for Quantity Calculation of Construction Projects\" (GB 50500–2013), any damage or increased costs resulting from force majeure events shall be borne by the employer; this applies to (C. damage to the contractor’s construction machinery).

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