You have equipment. We buy it.

It is about whether the buyer blows your demolition mobilization, who signs the waste manifest, and whether the offer you accepted is the offer that closes. We would rather raise these before you do.

As-is/where-is, or removed by us?

Either. If we remove, the rigging contract is ours, our riggers work under your site safety program, and you get certificates of insurance naming you as additional insured before anyone mobilizes.

Asbestos, lead, and the environmental tail

Lagging, insulation blankets, and gaskets on machines of this vintage are asbestos-containing until surveyed otherwise, and the paint is often lead. We price abatement into the entry basis. Who holds the waste manifest and who is generator of record is agreed in writing, not discovered in week three.

Your demolition contractor's schedule

Your window is usually set by the demo contract, the deactivation notice, and permit expiries — not by you. Tell us the mobilization date and we sequence to it, and we coordinate with your demo contractor directly so you are not refereeing.

Spares, tooling, and records

We want the unit-specific tooling — rotor stands, lifting beams, jacking gear, alignment fixtures — and the spares, and we will walk and list them with you. We will also flag what looks like OEM consignment stock you may not own. Records transfer at close; you keep copies for your own regulatory tail.

Title, liens, and consents

We run UCC searches and work through lien releases, lender and board consents, and — where a receiver or a court process is involved — sale free and clear under the applicable regime. We would rather raise this on the first call.

The whole lot, not just the good iron

We would rather take the package — turbines, generators, balance of plant, spares, tooling — than cherry-pick two machines and leave you holding the rest. One counterparty for the site is usually worth more to a seller than a higher number on the turbines alone.

Retrading

[CONFIRM — Evan to approve as a public commitment] Our post-inspection offer is our offer. We do not reprice on findings we could have identified at inspection.