Photos and Images DRAFT Design Build 654-27-130 Trip Hazards 20261027.pdf
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This document is a draft site assessment and remediation plan for exterior grounds at a federal healthcare facility. The project encompasses multiple areas requiring repair and replacement work across asphalt, concrete, and paver surfaces, along with landscaping improvements.
The scope includes: remediation of faded ambulance entry lettering and installation of crosswalks between sidewalks; replacement of damaged asphalt in the north parking lot with permeable pavers and new trees; repair of deteriorated concrete sidewalks and curbs with anti-slip paint application on exterior stairs; replacement of an ADA ramp with new sidewalk; repair of uneven asphalt transitions and grading issues; and correction of raised or dipped pavers creating trip hazards. Specific locations are documented across six detailed site plans (Images B through F) with corresponding photographic evidence showing cracking, settling, deterioration, and surface damage. The project includes work around existing utilities infrastructure that must be preserved. Additional items requiring attention include removal and reinstallation of a carport cover and bike rack upon project completion, and repainting of curbs with fading or chipped paint. The overall facility plan indicates project limits encompassing the main clinic buildings, parking areas, and grounds at the named location. While marked as draft, this assessment document provides the detailed basis for defining contract requirements for construction services including asphalt and concrete work, paver installation, landscaping, and related site improvements.
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| 36C26127R0011.docx | DOCX document | |
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IMAGE A: Ambulance Entry
Note the faded lettering and lack of crosswalk between the sidewalks.
IMAGE A1: Outside anti-slip paint
Example of outside concrete stairs requiring paint to be remediated
DRAFT
IMAGE B
KEY:
Red: Asphalt Work
Blue: Concrete Work
Brown: Pavers (currently asphalt)
Green: Trees
Image B1: Damage to North Lot
Image B2: Damage to North Lot
Image B3: Asphalt to be replaced with pavers and trees
Image B4: Damage to concrete sidewalk needing repair
Image B5: Asphalt to be replaced with pavers and trees
Image B6: Utilities infrastructure to be worked around
IMAGE C
KEY
Red: Asphalt Work
Blue: Concrete Work
Brown: Pavers (currently asphalt)
Green: Trees | Black: Curbs
C1: Damage visible on sidewalk
C2: Damage visible on parking lot
C3: Damage visible on flag circle
C4: ADA ramp to be replaced with sidewalk
C5: Sidewalk and curb damage to be addressed; asphalt and grading to be fixed DRAFT
C6: Cover to removed and reinstalled once complete
C7: Bike rack to be removed and reinstalled once complete
C8: Curb with fading/chipped paint
C9: Damage visible on flag circle
C10: Damage to asphalt, curb; grading to
IMAGE D
Red: Asphalt Work
Blue: Concrete Work
Brown: Pavers (currently asphalt)
Green: Trees
D1: Uneven asphalt to be reworked
D2: Damaged curb D3: Asphalt to be replaced with pavers and trees
D4: Raised asphalt transition into sidewalk
IMAGE E
Red: Asphalt Work
Blue: Concrete Work
Brown: Pavers
E1: Damaged concrete with severe gap
E2: Dip in pavers
E3: Dip in pavers E4: Dip in pavers
E5: Gap in pavers E6: Damaged asphalt, to be partially remediated DRAFT
IMAGE F
Blue: Concrete Work
F1: Deteriorated concrete slab on sidewalk
F2: Deteriorated concrete bordering sewer
F3: Deteriorated concrete on sidewalk
F4: Raised and deteriorated concrete
F5: Minor damage to concrete on sidewalk
F6: Deteriorated concrete slab on sidewalk
Overall Facility Plan
Red: Project limits
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