Aluminum post specifications.docx
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- RECOVERY: 2, 900 ALUMINUM POSTS Federal contract opportunity
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- AG-82B1-S-10-0444
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Specifications for aluminum posts.
The posts will be used as boundary sign posts and have to withstand vandalism and snow loads at higher elevations.
Signs with pre-drilled holes will be riveted to the posts, therefore, the size and spacing of the holes on the posts must be precise.
Delivery point and schedule:
All posts are to be delivered to:
| U.S. Forest Service |
| 1200 Franklin Way |
| Sparks, Nevada 89431 |
Aluminum Boundary Post Specifications:
The U channel post used as a standard was rolled or extruded to shape from 3 inch flat stock.
1) Aluminum alloy: 6061-T6
2) Length: 6 feet long
3) Thickness: 0.080 inches or thicker
4) Shape: U channel: See Cross Section Sketch attached.
5) Hole Drilling for signs: 9/32" inch diameter holes drilled in center at:
1" measured from the top of the post 7" measured from the top 10" measured from the top 11¼" measured from the top 17¼" measured from the top 20¼" measured from the top
3) 4 cleats at the bottom of the post The cleats start at approximately 3" from the bottom of the post and are spaced vertically approximately 2" apart.
Each cleat is approximately 1/2 inch wide and approximately 3/8 inches vertical in length.
The cleat is bent outward approximately 45° and pointing upward. See photos
4) tapered at the bottom The wing flanges are tapered for approximately 3 inches. See photos
CLEATS
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