Equipment in transit and equipment being installed are usually addressed by coverage written for that phase rather than by the property policy that covers it once it is running, which is why a gap can appear on exactly the day a machine is most exposed. Installation and transit coverage, and who is responsible under the vendor or rigging contract, are worth settling before the delivery date. The contract with the vendor and the rigger controls what each party has agreed to carry.
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