C04_Attachment 3 Fencing_Project_Site_Photos.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 1232SA26Q0939
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This is a site photo attachment documenting existing fencing conditions at Prairie du Sec, WI for a fencing project planned as of June 17, 2026. The document provides visual reference for fencing infrastructure across four fields that will be subject to removal and replacement work under solicitation 1232SA26Q0939 for Installation of Electric High Tensile Wire Fencing.
The document identifies specific fencing elements requiring removal and replacement, including cross braces at field corners in Fields 1-4, existing livestock gates with hardware, woven hog wire fence sections in Field 1, chain link fence in Field 1 to be replaced with hog wire, existing electrical wiring along unknown perimeters in Field 1, and chain link fence realignment at the top of a stairway in Field 4. The site photos establish design baselines, particularly for livestock gates which feature a 180-degree swing in double-gate configuration as the basis of design for new installations, except where diamond gate configurations are specified. The document also identifies infrastructure to be retained, including an existing corral near Field 1's woven fence, electric fencing in Field 2, existing posts attached to wire fencing marked for retention, a metal post connecting two fences, and chain link fencing in Field 4 that requires only realignment rather than removal. Visual documentation includes gate entry points, horizontal bracing providing structural stability, concrete bunker termination points, and feed alley gate installations, providing contractors with comprehensive site conditions for accurate quotation preparation.
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PdS Fencing Project
Site Photos 6/17/2026
Figure 1. The photos show the existing cross brace at field corners used in the traditional wire fencing in Fields 1, 2, 3 and 4, which are to be removed.
Figure 2. The photos show the existing livestock gates with appropriate hardware attached to the gate and wooden post, which are to be removed and replaced.
Figure 3. The photos show the existing woven (hog wire) fence in Field 1, which is to be removed and replaced.
Figure 4. The photos show the existing chain link fence in Field 1, which is to be removed and replaced with woven (hog wire) fence.
Figure 5. The photos show the existing corral, near the existing woven (hog wire) fence in Field 1, which is not to be removed.
Figure 6. The photo shows the existing corral and gate entry point near the existing woven (hog wire) fence in Field 1.
The red solid line outlines the perimeter that will be removed and replaced located at the lower Southwest corner of Field 1.
Figure 7. The photos show an existing livestock gate with 180° swing installed in a double-gate configuration in Field 1, which is the basis of design for all new livestock gates to be installed. NOTE: This does not apply to areas disclosed to have a diamond gate configuration.
Figure 8. The photos show horizontal bracing at the ends of livestock gates in Field 1 that provide structural stability to the existing wire fence.
Figure 9. The photos show a livestock gate on the existing internal wire fencing connected to the westernmost point along the Heifer Way Road on the existing perimeter wire fencing in Field 1.
Figure 10. The photos show existing electrical wiring in Field 1 along some unknown perimeters, which is to be removed and replaced.
Figure 11. The photo shows the termination of existing fencing at the edge of a concrete bunker along the Heifer Way Road in Field 1.
Figure 12. The photos show the existing electric fencing in Field 2, which is not to be removed.
Figure 11. The photo shows a bad example of a livestock gate installed along the feed alley in Field 3.
Figure 12. The photos show an existing livestock gate with 180° swing installed in a double-gate configuration on the existing wire fencing located near the upper Northeast corner of Field 2. NOTE: All posts attached to existing wire fencing marked “not to be removed” must retain their posts attached.
The red solid line outlines the perimeter that will be removed and replaced. The pink solid line outlines perimeter that will not be removed. The metal post connecting the two fences will not be removed.
Figure 13. The photos show the existing chain link fence in Field 4, which is not to be removed but only realigned at the top of the stairway.
Figure 14. The photo illustrates the proposed existing chain link fencing alterations in Field 4 during the site preparation phase. The bottom right-hand corner depicts the location of the existing wire fencing in Field 4.
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