REVISED_SOR__091523_0002.pdf
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- GATE-SECURITY FENCE MATERIALS ACQ-STIS Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P4523Q0068
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This statement of requirements document outlines a materials procurement action for the Gateway National Recreation Area to supply security fencing materials for three historic sites on Staten Island. The National Park Service requires materials to erect 1,125 linear feet of 8-foot Ameristar Impasse II Gauntlet security fencing at Battery Weed and Fort Tompkins in the Fort Wadsworth Historic District and around Hangar 38 in the Miller Field Historic District. The objectives are to improve historic resource protection and visitor safety at these sites through specialized fencing that prevents scaling and access except with a park employee. Tasks include the supplier providing all necessary components for fencing and gates, shipping materials to Gateway National Recreation Area, and coordinating delivery. Material requirements specify steel posts, rails, and pales that are hot-dipped galvanized and powder coated black. The period of performance requires all materials to be delivered within 100 days of award.
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STATEMENT OF REQUIREMENTS (SOR)
Security Fence Material
Gateway National Recreation Area Staten Island Unit
STATEMENT OF REQUIREMENTS
1.0 Background
2.0 Scope
3.0 Objectives
4.0 Tasks
5.0 Service Requirements
6.0 Options
7.0 Security
8.0 Place of Performance
9.0 Period of Performance
10.0 Payment
1.0 Background
The STIS Unit Historic Districts have contributing structures that are targets for vandalism and unsafe trespass by visitors. Less invasive methods of securing these structures have been undertaken for resource protection and public safety. Vandalism and unsafe trespass continue to occur at Battery Weed and Fort Tompkins in the Fort Wadsworth Historic District and Hanger 38 in the Miller Field Historic District. Damage to the resources negatively impacts visitor experience during tours.
2.0 Scope
This materials procurement action shall supply Gateway National Recreation Area, STIS Unit, with materials and ancillary components to erect 1,125 Linear Feet of 8’ Security Fencing. Security Fence Material shall be equivalent to Ameristar Impasse II Gauntlet Security Fence.
3.0 Objectives
Purchasing and utilizing NPS day labor to erect the specialized security fence will improve Historic Resource Protection for the contributing structures in the STIS Historic Districts. These structures should only be accessed by visitors when accompanied by an NPS employee. Hardening the fencing materials around these contributing structures will also improve visitor safety at the STIS Unit.
Decreasing the frequency of vandalism will support the Gateway National Recreation Area Strategic Goal to provide exceptional visitor experiences at the Park.
4.0 Tasks
1. Successful supplier shall provide all components necessary to erect 1,125 Linear Feet of 2 rail, 8’ security fence.
2. Successful supplier shall provide two (2) 4’ leaf, single gate assemblies.
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3. Successful supplier shall provide two (2) 4’ leaf, double gate assemblies.
4. Successful supplier shall ship all materials necessary for erection of the security fencing to
Gateway National Recreation Area.
5. Offloading Materials shall be the responsibility of the NPS.
6. Material quantity take off shall be submitted with supplier’s proposal to allow for technical review by NPS Contracting Officer’s representative.
7. Proposals shall include proposed manufacturer’s specifications and shop drawings for review by the Contracting Officer’s Representative.
5.0 Material Requirements
1. Security fence vertical posts shall be I-beam posts with post caps. Posts shall be pre-punched for multiple rail placement options.
2. Horizontal rails shall be pre-punched for mechanical attachment to I-beam posts and Pale attachment points. Rails shall be at least 12 Ga. steel material.
3. Vertical Pales shall be palisade recurve pales to prevent scaling of security fence. Pales shall be at least 14 Ga. steel material.
4. Fasteners shall be security drive heads to prevent tampering and removal by common tools.
5. All attachment points shall be recessed to prevent cutting of the security bolt heads.
6. Gate post shall be sized according to manufacturer’s specifications.
7. Gate hinges shall be tamper proof.
8. Posts, rails, and pales shall be base steel material that is hot dipped galvanized in accordance with ASTM A653/A653M.
9. Posts, rails, and pales shall be Phosphate and Conversion Coated for corrosion control.
10. All fence components shall be powder coat finished in black. Supplier shall supply Powder
Coat RAL code. Finish Color TBD.
6.0 Options
No Options are being bid for this action.
7.0 Security
Material delivery shall be coordinated with the Contract Officer’s Representative at least 72 hours in advance. Access to materials storage will be granted only when an NPS employee is present. No keys will be issued to the delivery driver.
Material delivery shall take place during regular duty hours, Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM-3:30 PM.
8.0 Place of Performance
Materials shall be delivered to the Facilities Building at Miller Field in the STIS Unit.
9.0 Period of Performance
Gateway National Recreation Area shall receive all materials for erection of the security fence within 100 days of award.
10.0 Payment
A Schedule of Material Values shall be furnished by the contractor before the start of work.
Payments shall be based on work completed per the SOV.
The contractor will notify the Contract Officer's Representative when material is onsite. The Contract Officer’s Representative will inspect material condition, inventory, and issue a list of deficiencies if necessary. When the deficiencies have been corrected by the supplier and re-inspected by the COR, final payment will be approved.
Source: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community
Gateway National Recreation Area New York and New Jersey
NOTES
DRAWN BY
National Park Service www.nps.gov
1. Projection: UTM, NAD 83, Zone 18N, Meters
SCALE 1:500
SHEET 1 OF 3
Tim Troxler, ArcMap 10.8,1, 2023
8' tall security fence and gate to replace existing, 30 LF.
Site Plan for Replacement of the Ft. Tompkins Dry Moat Gate Ft. Wadsworth Staten Island Unit
Dry Moat
Tompkins Road
Parade Grounds
National Recreation Area New York and New Jersey
NOTES
DRAWN BY
National Park Service www.nps.gov
1. Projection: UTM, NAD 83, Zone 18N, Meters
SCALE 1:1,000
SHEET 2 OF 3
Tim Troxler, ArcMap 10.8,1, 2023
8' tall secutiry fence, 40 LF
Site Plan for Installation of Fencing around Battery Weed Ft. Wadsworth Staten Island Unit
8' tall security fence, 55 LF
National Recreation Area New York and New Jersey
NOTES
DRAWN BY
National Park Service www.nps.gov
1. Projection: UTM, NAD 83, Zone 18N, Meters
SCALE 1:500
SHEET 3 OF 3
Tim Troxler, ArcMap 10.8,1, 2023
8' tall security fence, 1000 LF Total.
Site Plan for Replacement of the Fencing Around Hangar 38 Miller Field Staten Island Unit
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| SI Unit Fencing locations 2023.pdf |
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