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140P5420Q0021 Amendment 0001

Attachment 2

Page 1 of 2 Pages

Statement of Work Fence and Gate Replacement Canaveral National Seashore

Contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, material, tools, equipment, supplies, transportation and incidentals necessary to remove and replace existing fence and gates using industry standards or better concerning the use of materials, equipment and methods. The contractor shall follow all the Park’s policies, procedures and guidance regarding performing work activities on federal lands.

Location: Within the Canaveral National Seashore (CANA), a unit of the National Park Service (NPS), in Brevard County, Florida. The closest city will be Titusville, Florida. The project site is specifically located at the Wilsons Corner Maintenance Facility.

Field Verification: Details below includes some quantities and dimensions to assist offerors with initial estimating capabilities, however, offers are responsible for verifying exact quantities and dimensions prior to offer submission.

Contractor shall remove and dispose existing chain link fence and posts. Install new fence, fabric, post and gates. Approximately 1500 LF of new fence. Existing posts are 4 X 4 lumber set into concrete plugs.

Grading will be done by Government upon coordination with the contractor. Grounding will be included in the contract as necessary for the powered gates and fence.

Installation: Height: 8 feet, follow the grade.

Materials:

• Line posts: 3-inch Black PVC coated Schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe.

• Tension, corner and personnel gate posts: 4-inch Black PVC coated schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe.

• Sliding gate posts shall be 6 5/8”-inch galvanized Black PVC coated

• Fabric: 8-Ft, Black PVC coated fused bonded 8 gauge (GA), 9 GA galvanized steel, knuckled and twisted.

• Gates:

• 2 EA 24-ft Aluminum cantilevered sliding gates with solar powered motor operated open/close, to include battery, remote keypad access. Keypad set back a minimum of 10 feet from gate face of gate in order to be operated from a vehicle. Two (2) key FOB type openers shall be provided.

• 1 EA 24-ft Aluminum cantilevered sliding gate with no power.

• 1 EA 4-ft X 8-ft personnel gate with locking latch located next to one of the powered sliding gates.

• Post holes shall be diameter of the post, plus 3-inches of concrete entire circumference of the post to minimum 3-foot depth. Soil from new fence post may be used to backfill existing fence post hole upon removal.

• All post to be anchored in 2500 psi concrete

Accessories:

- Galvanized Double outriggers with 3 strand galvanized barbed wire each side. Total 6 Strands.

140P5420Q0021 Amendment 0001

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-Tension bars, ties, endcaps, tension wire are to be Black PVC coated. If steel they are to be galvanized too.

Debris removal: Soil debris cannot be removed from the property. The contractor is responsible for disposal of all project debris to an approved county landfill.

Existing Conditions: Existing area is grass. No spoils can be removed from the site. The Government will provide a site to dispose of any excess soil and vegetation.

Execution: All posts shall be anchored in 2500 psi concrete. Ensure concrete is well mixed and properly consolidated and the top shall be leveled off I inch below grade. Set posts in line, plumb to the world.

Fence shall follow the terrain, with no space under the fabric, and maintaining 8 feet height.

Working Hours: Available Work Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. A proposed work schedule shall be developed by the contractor and approved by Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) prior to any work being performed. No work shall be performed during observed Federal Holidays

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