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Waste Disposal and Containers 3 9 Services Price List CONTENT 1. General Information 2 2. Work Services 2 3. Consultancy Services 2 4. Materials 2 5. Handling of Repaired Goods 2 6. Equipment Hire 3 7. Accommodation and Apartment Openings 3 8. Waste Disposal and Containers 3 9. Equipment Hire Fees 4 10. Advertising Boards 5 11. Space Rental 6 12. Emergency Accommodation and Catering at Remote Greenland Airport locations 7 13. Invoice Fee 9 14. Terms of Payment 9 15. Contact List Greenland Airports 10 Valid from 1 January 2015 1 General Information The prices on the price list(s) apply to services from Mittarfeqarfiit | Greenland Airports as of 1 January 2015. Please note that not all airports are able to provide all the services on the price list(s). Please contact the relevant airport(s) (see p. 10) to make sure that the required services are available at this/these location(s)/airport(s). 2 Work Services 2.1 Rates (Per hour) 2.1.1 Staff…………………………………………………………………… 400 DKK 2.2 Overtime (Per hour) 2.2.1 Regular overtime Mon-Sat ……………………………… 590 DKK 2.2.2 Overtime Sun and holidays……………………………… 690 DKK 2.3 Mileage surcharge 2.3.1 Service vehicle…………………………………………………… 50 DKK per hour 3 Consultancy Services 3.1 Rate…………………………………………………………………… 970 DKK per hour 4 Materials 4.1 Please contact the local technical department for more information. 5 Handling of Repaired Goods 5.1 Please contact the local technical department for more information. 02 MITTARFEQARFIIT | GREENLAND AIRPORTS 6 Equipment Hire 6.1 Please contact the local technical department for more information. (See also the price list) 7 Accommodation and Apartment Openings 7.1 Please contact the local administration for more information. 7.2 In relation to requesting a spare key or unlocking a door: Spare key/door unlocking services: 710 DKK New key: 210 DKK 8 Waste Disposal and Containers 8.1 Narsarsuaq, waste collection 12 m3 open waste container 1,100 DKK per collection 12 m3 closed waste container 1,100 DKK per collection 9 m3 closed waste container 830 DKK per collection 5 m3 closed waste container 460 DKK per collection Waste bag holder, including bag 32 DKK per collection 140 L rubbish bin 32 DKK per collection 360 L rubbish bin 74 DKK per collection Shared container, household per month 165 DKK per collection 8.2 Kangerlussuaq, waste collection 1 collection per week: Rates, quarterly: Rates, quarterly: 400 L 690 DKK Tipping skip 6 4,160 DKK 600 L 800 DKK Tipping skip 10 5,870 DKK 800 L 900 DKK Hook 9,490 DKK Hook - large 10,460 DKK Waste delivered to waste disposal site: Construction waste: 12 m3 open refuse container: 850 DKK per collection Scrap iron: 1.60 DKK per kg Waste oil (clean) delivered in drums: 1.20 DKK per liter Extra drive to waste disposal site with more than 3,500 kg: 380 DKK per collection 03 MITTARFEQARFIIT | GREENLAND AIRPORTS 9 Equipment Hire Fees A-rentals, hourly rates Vehicles cannot be hired without a driver. All rates are listed without operation staff and supervision, as well as expenses during operation, such as fuel etc. Other types of rentals can be arranged be contacting the local technical department. Other equipment may be available. Please contact the local technical department. Please note that all the equipment listed below does not exist in all airports. Per hour Per day Per week DKK DKK DKK Reg. pickup with tow bar 200,- 650,- 2,490,- Car 4x4 200,- 650,- 2,490,- Truck 550,- 3,200,- 12,020,- Truck with crane 720,- 4,360,- 16,330,- IVECO flatbed 200,- 1,190,- 4,460,- Caterpillar 5.5 m3 1,850,- 9,930,- 41,550,- Caterpillar 4.0 m3 1,470,- 8,730,- 32,950,- Hanomag 3.2 m3 960,- 5,740,- 22,590,- Clark 3.2 m3 960,- 5,740,- 22,590,- Faun Grader 860,- 5,160,- 19,290,- Case excavator 490,- 2,970,- 11,100,- MF Tractor 240,- 1,430,- 5,340,- Heden 5 ton forklift truck 210,- 1,270,- 4,770,- Heden 3 ton forklift truck 210,- 1,270,- 4,770,- Komatzu 1,5 ton forklift truck 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Slamsuger m. traktor 490,- 2,970,- 11,130,- Omme aerial lift - 13 metres 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Delivered/collected water tank module 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Water truck w. electric pump 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Tim 7.5 ton single axle vehicle 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Brenderup trailer 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Atlas Copco compressor 350,- 2,030,- 7,570,- Holman/Zitair compressor 220,- 1,300,- 4,900,- Chisels 80,- 400,- 1,490,- Lister water pump 80,- 400,- 1.490,- 04 MITTARFEQARFIIT | GREENLAND AIRPORTS Per hour Per day Per week DKK DKK DKK Cobra power drill 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Chisels and bits 70,- 400,- 1,490,- Cement mixer 750 liter 660,- 3,960,- 14,840,- Cement mixer 400 liter 330,- 1,980,- 7,420,- Cement mixer 150 liter 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Cement mixer 50 liter 80,- 400,- 1,490,- Mortar mixer 80,- 400,- 1,490,- Board vibrator 170,- 1,000,- 3,720,- Concrete vibrator 110,- 600,- 2,230,- Deutz Diesel generator 380/220 V 1,430,- 8,550,- 32,050,- Honda generator 80,- 400,- 1,490,- Mobile asphalt melting equipment - 1,590,- 5,940,- Equipment hire in Kangerlussuaq - hourly rates Per hour DKK Dumper 10 m3 900,- LCM boats 1,920,- 70 ton mobile crane 1,280,- 70 ton mobile crane 1,180,- 70 ton mobile crane 910,- 10 Advertising Boards Reg. advertising board Poster board 75x90 cm per year: 4,270 DKK (applicable for all airports) Large advertising boards in Kangerlussuaq Airport, standard size 112x250 cm (height/width) • Boards this size usually cost 26,670 DKK per year • Certain boards may be charged with up to 100 % due to the value of the location 05 MITTARFEQARFIIT | GREENLAND AIRPORTS General conditions • Rental costs must be paid in advance and for 1 year at a time. • The owner must approve the advertisement before display. • The advertiser pays for installation and removal together with utility costs if the advertisement requires power. • The advertiser will be informed by the owner if anything should happen to the advertisement and the advertiser is responsible for fixing it. • The advertiser is responsible for continuously keeping facts or information on the advertisement up-to-date. • The advertiser is responsible that the advertisement is always tidy and presentable. The lease agreement may be terminated by either party at three months’ notice. The owner may terminate the agreement on the grounds of non-com- pliance with the conditions mentioned above. Before termination, the owner must, however, have presented the advertiser with a warning in writing, asking to have the issue taken care of. For further information concerning vacant advertising spaces or other questions regarding airport advertising, please contact the local airport manager (see p. 10) or Business Development Manager Svend Christiansen at [email protected]. 11 Space Rental Space rental covers the cost of short or long term storage of goods, typically in a space with several renters. Short term rental, 1-14 days (Per m2 per day) In terminal building, garage or other heated space 65 DKK Inside unheated space 45 DKK Outside space within the fence perimeter 45 DKK Frozen goods Per m3 / pallet frozen goods 45 DKK per started 24 hours Per kg. frozen or chilled goods 5 DKK per started 24 hours Not all airports offer facilities for frozen or chilled goods. Please contact the specific airport(s) to learn more about their facilities. Long-term rental more than 14 days (Per m3 per week) Inside in heated space 65 DKK Inside in unheated space 35 DKK Outside space within the fence perimeter or a space administered by Greenland Airports 25 DKK 06 MITTARFEQARFIIT | GREENLAND AIRPORTS 12 Emergency Accommodation and Catering at Remote Greenland Airport locations At our three remote locations, Qaarsut Airport, Kulusuk Airport and Nerlerit Inaat Airport, accommodation and catering are available. All three locations have limited beds, and we recommend that you contact the airport beforehand to make sure that there is room available. Below is a description of the three locations and various charges. Qaarsut Airport (BGUQ) Contact: Airport Manager Ib Larsen, [email protected] Make your reservation at least two days before arrival. Facilities: The hostel has five single rooms with private bathrooms, and three communal bedrooms with a total of 17 beds and communal showers/toilets. The cafeteria seats 20 people. Other options in Qaarsut: A 3-bedroom, furnished apartment is available for rent for 1,220 DKK per 24 hours (for longterm lease, a special price can be arranged) Kulusuk Airport (BGKK) Contact: Area Manager Torben Larsen [email protected] or Administration Manager Alf Skovdal Friis [email protected] The hostel has no reservation requirements. However, to make sure that there are beds available, we recommend that you send a request to the contacts listed above in good time. Facilities: The hostel has six rooms with a total of ten beds. There is access to a communal kitchen and shower/toilet. In addition, the hostel has a communal living room with a TV. Whenever the weather conditions allow, the Kulusuk settlement offers shopping opportunities (distance approx 2 km). 07 MITTARFEQARFIIT | GREENLAND AIRPORTS Nerlerit Inaat (Constable Point) (BGCO) Contact: Airport Manager: Henrik Søltoft, [email protected] Administration: [email protected] Reservation at least 24 hours prior to arrival is required. For weekend stays, reservations are due by Thursday. Facilities: The hostel has a total of 23 beds (30 during the summer months) in rooms with two or three bunk beds per room.
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