A04_0044018312_Updated_map_and_site_images_and_clarification__0001.docx
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- CHIC: REPLACE FENCE
- Solicitation number
- 140P1225Q0052
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The document is a detailed description of a fence replacement project for the National Park Service at Tishomingo Street Boundary. The project involves replacing 2,200 linear feet of chain link fence damaged by a tornado, including clearing approximately 50% of the vegetation along the fence line. The fencing specifications include galvanized 9-gauge wire with heavy-duty poles placed every 10 feet, and will incorporate two gate types: one 4-foot walk-through gate and one 10-foot drive-through gate, both 6 feet in height.
The solicitation (Number 140P1225Q0052) is issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Intermountain Region, seeking a contractor to replace the fence on its original footprint. The solicitation is a combined synopsis/solicitation with a recent amendment clarifying fencing location and specifications. Two images (image1.jpeg and image2.jpeg) are included with the document, presumably showing the current fence condition and proposed replacement area.
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Park Boundary Fence and Maintenance Fence Damaged by Tornado
Tishomingo Street Boundary Fence Looking South 2200 LF of chain link fence
Vegetation will need to be cleared and removed on approximately 50% of the fence line.
1 - 4' walk through gates 1-10' drive through gate
6' in height, galvanized coating over 9 Guage wire heavy duty poles every 10' min image1.jpeg image2.jpeg
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