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myissha.n.tompkins.mil@mail.mil Date: Sep 21, 2018

To: Kirk U.S. Army Health Clinic

Attn: Ms. Myissha Tompkins

Reference: Kirk U.S. Army Health Clinic Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

Quote No. Q-17-78873-A2

1300 SW Sixth Avenue, Ste. 310 Portland, OR 97201-3464 USA Telephone: 503/223-1157 E-mail: hq@timberform.com Facsimile: 503/223-4530

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Thank you for your interest in TimberForm Outdoor Fitness systems. We are pleased to offer our quotation for the above-referenced project as follows:

TIMBERFORM - OPTION TWO REVISED

Quantity Model No. and Description

GSA CONTRACT NO. GS-03F-095DA

SIN 192-08

1 each Military Fitness Cluster, similar to sketch provided 02-15-17, standard color CASPAX-7 powder-coated metal components, free-of-heart-center premium Douglas fir timber posts, with surface mount post base assembly requiring anchoring to concrete footings

PRICE F.0.8. FACTORY

Less 5% GSA Discount Less 1 % Quantity Discount

Price Each

$ 5,855.00 $ 5,855.00

ESTIMATED DELIVERY CHARGE TO ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MARYLAND

$ 5,855.00 ($ 292.75)

($ 55.62) $ 2,015.00

REVISED ESTIMATED NET DELIVERED TOTAL $ 7,870.00

LEAD TIME: Shipment can occur within 60 days after our receipt of an acceptable order and final specifications.

All applicable discounts are shown. Terms are per GSA contract.

For reference our DUNS number is: 009417767

This quotation is good for 30 days and subject to our confirmation thereafter. Any taxes imposed within the state of Maryland are extra and not included.

Shipping packages are usually heavy and awkward and .require mechanical handling to accomplish truck unloading at destination. Truck unloading and job site work are extra and not included.

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myissha.n.tompkins.mil@mail.mil Date: Sep 21, 2018

To: Kirk U.S. Army Health Clinic

Attn: Ms. Myissha Tompkins

1300 SW Sixth Avenue, Ste. 310 Portland, OR 97201-3464 USA Telephone: 503/223-1157 E-mail: hq@timberform.com Facsimile: 503/223-4530

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To enter your order, simply notify us and we will promptly prepare a written order Confirmation to begin processing your order. Our standard terms of sale will apply.

If we may be of further assistance to you in any way, please contact our Portland design headquarters at the telephone or FAX numbers shown above.

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TimberForm Fitness Cluster Specifications

FITNESS CLUSTER

The Fitness Cluster shall be TimberForm® model No. 5100-FC as manufactured by Columbia Cascade Company, 1300 SW Sixth Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97201 U.S.A.

GENERAL

All fabrication shall take place in an enclosed factory environment by personnel experienced in the manufacture of outdoor fitness systems for military installations.

1.0 FITNESS APPARATUS TIMBER MATERIALS

All fitness equipment wood components shall be manufactured from Playground Equipment Grade Douglas fir timbers, selected by the equipment manufacturer for strength, durability, and appearance.

1.1 Playground Equipment Grade

Timber posts, beams, and platforms shall be Coastal Douglas fir (Pseudo-tsuga menziesii), free-of heart-center (F.O.H.C.). To assure long, useful life, timbers containing the heart center or pith of the log shall not be accepted.

1.2 Timber Characteristics

All timbers shall be fine-grained, with at least 80 percent of the pieces possessing eight annular rings to the inch, the remainder having at least six rings to the inch. There shall be no loose knots, knotholes, shake, unsound wood, white specks or honeycomb allowed. To eliminate slivering, timbers shall be free of wane, and planer skips are not allowed in dressing. Except as noted, other characteristics and limiting provisions are in accordance with Paragraph 131-A Standard Grading Rules for West Coast Lumber.

1.3 Chronological Importance

To effectively receive pressure preservative treatment of the timber materials, all fabrication, including sawing, notching, drilling, incising and kerfing, shall be completed prior to preservative treatment.

1.4 Wood Preservation

All wood components shall be pressure-preservatively treated with a water repellant formulation designed for use on fitness equipment. Preservatives containing arsenic, pentachlorophenol, creosote or similar toxic chemicals as their active ingredient shall not be used

1.4.1 Composition

The preservative solution shall be homogeneous and capable of deep penetration, not merely an emulsion. The treatment shall not materially change the color of the wood to which it is applied.

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1.4.2 Application

Wood shall be pressure impregnated by the closed cylinder, vacuum pressure method as prescribed by the latest standards for the American Wood Preservers' Association. The preservative carrier shall conform to AWPA Standard C1 (latest edition).

1.4.3 Verification

Conformance to the requirements of this specification shall be monitored by an independent inspection agency in accordance with established industry quality control and inspection procedures.

1.4.4 Max-Treat™ - Incising

Timber posts shall be mechanically incised on all four faces by uniform hydraulic pressure to a depth of 1/2 inch (13 mm). Incising shall begin at the bottom of the post and end approximately one foot (305 mm) above grade. Full length incising is not acceptable as the perforations may cause slivering of timber surfaces. The incising pattern shall produce a minimum of 448 perforations per square foot (929 cm2

1.4.5 Max-Treat- Kerfing

All timber posts shall be saw-kerfed (grooved) to one-half the cross-section depth, through sap-side face. This kerf shall be a maximum of 1/4 inch. (6 mm) wide and shall extend from the bottom of the post to a point approximately one foot (305 mm) above indicated grade, coincident with incising.

Incising and kerfing assure maximum wood preservative penetration and retention in the critical ground line area thus assuring long service life.

1.5 Posts

Timber posts shall be smoothly dressed to a net size of 5-1/4 inch X 5-1/4 inch (133 mm X 133 mm) with all edges eased (rounded) to a 1/4 inch (6 mm) radius. Post tops shall be chamfer-sawn 45 degrees.

1.6 Quality Control

Inspectors shall examine each timber component for correct fabrication, fastener hole alignment, and for smooth end, edge, and face treatment.

2.0 FITNESS APPARATUS METAL MATERIALS

All rails shall be schedule 40 steel pipe in accordance with ASTM A-53, Type E, Grade A Thin wall tubing is not acceptable. Steel plate shall be in accordance with ASTM A-36. All steel parts shall be CASPAX-7™ finished in accordance with Paragraphs 3.0 through 3.5.

2.1 Fabrication

All welds are to comply with AWS standard 01 .1 . All edges, ends, and welds shall be ground smooth by hand to a maximum grit of 36 and shotblasted to a uniform surface texture.

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2.2 Quality Control

Inspectors shall examine metal components for correct fabrication, fastener hole alignment, and smoothness.

2.3 Additional Hardware

Additional hardware shall be provided in sufficient quantity to complete assembly of the TimberForm Fitness Cluster. All hardware shall be non-ferrous, color finished with CASPAX-7, galvanized, or electrostatic zinc plated in accordance with the manufacturer's standard.

3.0 FITNESS APPARATUS METAL FINISH

Metal parts, except fasteners and sign panels, shall be finished with CASPAX-7, a colorful, tough, opaque, exterior use powder coating. Liquid, epoxy, or lead-containing powder coatings are not acceptable. The CASPAX-7 color shall be the manufacturer's standard or as selected by the owner's representative and designated on the project plans and/or specifications.

3.1 Cleaning

Substrate preparation shall consist first of mechanical cleaning to remove heavy mill scale, rust, varnish, grease, etc., then chemical cleaning in accordance with TT-C-490C, Methods I and Ill.

3.2 Phosphate Application

After cleaning, the metal substrate shall receive a corrosion-inhibiting iron phosphate coating in accordance with TT-C-490C, Type II, before application of the final color coat.

3.3 Powder Application

The coating powder shall be uniformly applied by the electrostatic method to a minimum thickness of six mils. Promptly after the application of the powder, the coating shall be oven-cured at 400°F (204°C) to chemically bond the finish to the substrate and to render the color coated surface resistant to abrasion, impact, household chemicals, weathering and rusting.

3.4 Chronological Importance

For a corrosion-inhibiting agent to be effective, all fabrication including cutting, coping, grinding, and welding must be completed before application of the corrosion-inhibiting agent. Corrosion-inhibiting agents applied prior to fabrication are not acceptable.

3.5 Quality Control

The applicator shall test the finish of each lot for correct millage, chemical resistance, hardness, and internal bond in accordance with established industry standard test methods.

Records of this quality control procedure shall be made and retained for two years.

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5.0 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND AIDS

To guide installation, each TimberForm Fitness Cluster shall be accompanied by bills of materials, written instructions, and erection drawings to be furnished prior to or with the delivery of the Fitness Cluster. To facilitate assembly, each part shall be indelibly stenciled with an easily-read identification number keyed to the bills of material and erection drawings. All components shall be shipped unitized, protectively wrapped, banded for mechanical handling and ready for assembly.

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