ATTACHMENT_2.pdf

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Installation of Pedestrian Barricades (Bid Discount)
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26-P-00525
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Hillsborough County, Florida

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This is a technical specification document for the City of Tampa's pedestrian barricade (bicycle rack) installation services contract. The specification details a 2.5-meter length barricade unit with an 8-foot height and 3.6-foot depth, weighing 54 pounds when equipped with a bridge base. The barricade frame features 18 uprights spaced 4 3/8 inches apart, constructed from 16-gauge steel with a 1.5-inch frame diameter and 0.625-inch upright diameter. These specifications establish the technical requirements for equipment that vendors must provide or utilize from the City's owned inventory for managing parade routes and special events throughout Tampa, Florida.

The specification document serves as a standardized measure for barricade dimensions and construction quality that bidders must adhere to when responding to the City's request for comprehensive pedestrian barricade management services. Vendors are required to maintain equipment inventories meeting these specifications, along with delivery, installation, on-site support, and removal capabilities for special events. The contract allows for two pricing structures based on either vendor-provided equipment or City-owned inventory utilization, requiring bidders to demonstrate robust qualifications including client references and safety program documentation to ensure operational compliance and service reliability.

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ATTACHMENT 2

2.5-Meter

Length 98" (8 Ft.)

Height 43" (3.6 Ft.)

Weight 54 Lb. (with Bridge Base)

Number of Uprights 18

Spacing Between Uprights 4 3/8"

Frame Thickness 16 gauge

Frame Diameter 1.5"

Upright Diameter .625"

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