Aerial_Painting_Locations.docx

This is a project location document for Collier County, Florida's Aerial Crossings Pipe Painting Services contract opportunity, detailing the geographical sites and specifications for painting county-owned above-ground potable water, wastewater, and irrigation quality pipes. The project encompasses ten painting locations across the county, including eight wastewater pipes ranging from 4" to 20" in diameter, two potable water pipes (10" and unspecified diameters), and two irrigation quality pipes (12" and 20" diameters), with linear footage varying from approximately 50 linear feet to 210 linear feet per location. The project includes pipes located north of Tower Road, east of Cocohatchee Bridge, west of Sunshine Boulevard Canal Bridge, west of Tropicana Boulevard Canal Bridge, east of Tropicana Boulevard Canal Bridge, south of 32nd Avenue Canal Bridge, east of Collier Boulevard at Crystal Lakes Canal Crossing, and at the northwest and northeast corners of Livingston and Immokalee Road. Each location includes Google Maps pins identifying both the pipe location and designated parking areas, with one location behind a locked gate requiring contact with the project manager for access.

The scope of work requires comprehensive surface preparation including removal of dirt, rust, scale, loose particles, disintegrated paint, grease, oil, and other deleterious materials in accordance with manufacturer specifications, along with mandatory containment and protection measures such as tarps, screens, collection mats, and runoff controls to prevent contamination of adjacent canals, stormwater systems, and surrounding areas. Painting shall be applied using professional-grade coatings from approved manufacturers including Tnemec, PPG, Sherwin-Williams, or AkzoNobel equivalents, with specific color requirements: Sherwin-Williams SW4085 Safety Green for wastewater pipes, Blue Brute c900 for water pipes, Pantone 522c for irrigation quality pipes, and white for raw water pipes. All waste materials must be collected, contained, and properly disposed of in compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations, with continuous environmental protection measures maintained throughout the project duration.