Attachment A_Fence Dismantle Specifications.pdf
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- Forestry Deer Fence Dismantling - Group 5
- Solicitation number
- 6100037968
- Issued by
- Clinton County, Harveys Lake Borough, Pennsylvania
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This document is an attachment containing specifications for a fence dismantling project for a state agency. The scope of work includes removing woven wire deer fences, including all fence supports, staples, nails, gates, and signs. Any reusable materials will be salvaged and delivered to a designated site, while all unusable materials must be properly disposed of by the contractor at their own expense. The contractor is responsible for recontouring, seeding, and mulching any disturbed soil areas.
The degree of difficulty for the fence dismantling project will be classified as either Moderate or Severe based on factors such as access to the fence site, slope, number of fence posts, number of trees to be removed, and the amount of vegetation overgrowth. Projects with a total degree of difficulty score less than 24 are considered Moderate, while projects with a score of 24 or more are classified as Severe. The contractor must provide all labor, equipment, and tools necessary to complete the contracted project.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Deer Fence Dismantling SOW_Group 5_4-8-16.pdf | ||
| Attachment C_Group 5_Maps.pdf | ||
| Attachment B_Statewide Forestry Map.pdf | ||
| Attachment D_Group 5 Fence Severity.pdf | ||
| Terms and Conditions.pdf | ||
| Reciprocal Limitations Act Form.doc | DOC document |
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ATTACHMENT A
SPECIFICATIONS
DISMANTLING - WOVEN WIRE DEER FENCE
1. Remove fence from all trees, posts, or supports.
2. All fence supports that were used to secure the wires to trees and any free standing wooden posts or supports will be removed.
3. All staples that hold wire to trees and/or wooden fence supports will be removed.
4. All nails and staples used to fasten fence or fence supports to trees will be removed.
5. All walk-through and vehicle gates will be removed.
6. All signs will be removed.
7. Any of the above materials considered to be reusable by the Department representative will be delivered to a site designated by the Department representative for salvage for reuse by the Department.
8. All unusable materials are to be removed from the site and properly disposed of by the contractor at the contractor’s expense.
9. All materials brought to the work site by the contractor that become waste associated with the dismantling of fences, or any personal items inadvertently discarded by the contractor’s employees, will be collected and removed from the site at the contractor’s expense.
10. Areas of disturbed soil that result from the dismantling and consolidation of fencing materials are to be recontoured, seeded, and mulched at the expense of the contractor.
11. All labor, equipment, tools, etc., needed to complete contracted project are to be provided by the contractor.
CONDITIONS
LEVEL OR DEGREE
OF DIFFICULTY
DESCRIPTION
Access to Fence Site
0 Fence site adjacent to access road
Fence site is within 500 ft. of access road
Fence site is 501 ft. to 1,000 ft. from access road.
Fence site is more than 1,000 ft. from access road
Slope
More than half of fence perimeter is on a slope of less than 20%
More than half of fence perimeter is on a slope of 20% to 35%
More than half of fence perimeter is on a slope of more than 35%
Number of Fence Posts Dismantled
Less than 25% of fence supports are fence posts
25% to 49% of fence supports are fence posts
50% to 75% of fence supports are fence posts
More than 75% of fence supports are fence posts
Number of Trees to be Removed from Fence
Average of 1 tree or less per 1,000 feet of fence
Average of 1.1 to 2.0 trees per 1,000 feet of fence
Average of 2.1 to 3.0 trees per 1,000 feet of fence
Average of more than 3.1 trees per 1,000 feet of fence
Vegetation Control
Less than 10% of the fence is entangled or overgrown with vegetation
10% to 30% of the fence is entangled or overgrown with vegetation
30% to 50% of the fence is entangled or overgrown with vegetation
Greater than 50% of the fence is entangled or overgrown with vegetation
Fence Dismantling Classification:
The degree of difficulty for fence dismantling will be based only on the degree of difficulty within the conditions of: Access to Fence Site; Slope; Number of Fence Posts Dismantled; Number of Trees to be Removed from Fence; and Vegetation Control.
Moderate – If the summation of degrees of difficulty total less than 24, then the fence dismantling project will be classified as Moderate.
Severe – If the summation of degrees of difficulty total 24 or more, then the fence dismantling will be classified as Severe.
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