ATTACHMENT C - PLANS AND DRAWINGS - Maud Williamson Residence Window Restoration Project.pdf
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- Washington County, Oregon
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This is a set of architectural plans and drawings for a Window Restoration Project at the Maud Williamson State Recreation Site in Salem, Oregon, managed by the Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. The project involves the complete restoration of all windows in a historic property and includes the fabrication and installation of wood storm windows with push-out hardware. The project plans contain detailed elevations showing all window locations (labeled N1.1-W2.3), floor plans, and a roof plan. The work must meet the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.
The scope requires extensive restoration work including stripping windows to bare wood, repairing window sashes, jambs, sills and trim, salvaging and reusing original hardware where possible, reinstalling glazing with proper bedding, and painting both interior and exterior surfaces. The project includes detailed technical specifications for storm window construction and installation, with requirements for operable push-out ventilation hardware. The plans include a comprehensive window schedule listing dimensions and types (double-hung vs. fixed) for all windows, with sizes ranging from 21 to 72 inches in height and 23 to 32 inches in width. Special attention is noted for an attic window that must be accessed from the exterior due to interior inaccessibility.
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| 12423 - Notice of Intent to Award.docx | DOCX document | |
| ITB #12423 Maud Williamson Residence Window Restoration Project.pdf | ||
| Final Bid Results.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| ATTACHMENT B - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - Maud Williamson Residence Window Restoration Project.pdf | ||
| #12423 Questions and Answers.docx | DOCX document | |
| Preliminary Bid Results.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Pre-Bid Conference Attendance Sheet.docx | DOCX document | |
| SOLE SOURCE Engineering Monitoring Solutions.pdf |
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WINDOW RESTORATION PROJECT FY23-25
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1. Cover Sheet
2. Floor Plan
3. Floor Plan
4. Elevations
5. Elevations
6. Photos/Details
7. Photos/Details
8. Photos/Details
Project Description:
The scope of work includes the complete restoration of all windows and the fabrication and installation of wood storm windows with push-out hardware.
Notes:
1. All work shall comply with the Secretary of the Interior Standard's for the Treatment of Historic Properties. This includes the requirement that all work shall be overseen by a person meeting the SOI professional qualifications criteria for work on historic properties. See specifications for more information.
2. Confirm all existing conditions with the contract documents. Notify Owner immediately in writing if there is a discrepancy or conflict between the documents and the conditions on site. Contractor shall establish a clear understanding of the requirements of the project, systems and components prior to ordering materials or commencing work.
3. Contractor shall be responsible for all work protections, safety and security of work areas during the project including weather protections so the residence may be occupied during work.
4. The Contractor shall provide dust control throughout and protect residents from hazardous materials as provided in the EPA guidelines for Lead-based paint renovators.
5. The contractor shall patch and repair all window sashes, jambs, sills and associated trim for a renewed and restored completed project with full operation at completion.
6. Contractor shall construct, fit and scribe, adjust, and make ready for operation the new wood storm windows with operable venting hardware.
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1. Photos are representative of current conditions. Contractor shall verify current conditions prior to work.
2. All windows, jambs, sills and trim shall be stripped to bare wood for examination and repair. Remove glazing and salvage glass. Coordinate with Owner for examination of conditions after paint removal.
3. Salvage all hardware and reuse where able. Replace with similar hardware if unable to restore.
4. Reinstall glazing bedded in glazing putty. Tool for clean appearance.
5. Paint interior and exterior faces of sash. Paint interior and exterior of jamb and trim. Do not paint window track.
6. Install new sash cord or balancers. Install new hardware where required.
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