Issues regarding the settlement of costs for large cranes

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The large cranes used during the construction process were not authorized with a visa, and now that the project is complete, the client seems unwilling to issue such authorization. I want to find some quotas or relevant regulations to show to the client. I saw a similar question on this forum, and one of the replies read as follows: “Generally, contracts do not specify anything regarding the use of large cranes. In cases where equipment with a weight exceeding a certain threshold needs to be lifted, or when large cranes are necessary due to factors such as site conditions or working conditions, the actual costs incurred shall be settled with the client. If the client is responsible for providing the crane, then no additional fee can be charged for lifting. The cost associated with using a crane generally consists of two parts: the cost of moving it in and out, and the cost per shift of operation. There are now specialized websites for renting large cranes, where prices are quite transparent.” In such cases, if the number of work shifts exceeds 3 to 4, the entry and exit fees are generally waived. But the best approach is to fix a fixed price. ” I’m particularly curious to know which quota this “**quota-related agreement**” refers to Those who are interested, please feel free to ask. Thank you!