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Steel Casings Yard .........................................................................................................15  \n3.4.2. Precast Yard ...................................................................................................................16  \n3.5 CONCRETE SUPPLY (BATCHING PLANT) .........................................................................17  \n3.6 TEMPORARY JETTY.............................................................................................................18  \n4 SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITIES .........................................................................................................19  \n4.1 DREDGING ............................................................................................................................19  \n4.1.1. Mobilization & Installation ............................................................................................... 19  \n4.1.2. Procedure ....................................................................................................................... 19  \n4.2 DEMOLITIONS .......................................................................................................................21  \n4.2.1. Diamond Thread Cutting System ...................................................................................22  \n4.2.2. Pecker Equipped Excavator and Demolition Hammers .................................................25  \n4.3 DECK ON PILES ....................................................................................................................27  \n4.3.1. Safety & Environmental Requirements ..........................................................................27  \n4.3.2. Piling Methodology .........................................................................................................28  \n4.3.3. 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