C5_Attach 3 - Plans and Drawings_Medicine Mountian.pdf

This is a technical specification and site improvement document for the Medicine Mountain National Historic Landmark Fencing and Site Improvements project located in the Bighorn National Forest, Wyoming (Medicine Wheel Ranger District, Big Horn County). The project is under the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service.

The Statement of Items identifies seven primary work items: (1) Mobilization; (2) Fence Post Replacement—38 posts required; (3) Gate Relocation and Hardware Realization; (4) Rope Installation—330 feet required; (5) Gate Installation (Government-Furnished Materials only)—48 units; (6) Entrance Sign Installation (Government-Furnished Signs)—6 signs; and (7) Flagpole Rehabilitation. All existing fence posts must be replaced with 12-inch diameter, brown, CCA-treated timber posts, and horizontal fence timbers shall be replaced with rope connections. The project includes removal of waste materials from the site. The document specifies detailed technical specifications for fence and gate construction, including elevation drawings and connection details showing peeled log posts, rope fencing, steel hardware components, and concrete foundations. The entrance sign installation requires wood support structures with specific dimensional specifications outlined in the detailed drawing. Government furnishes certain materials (posts, signs, and flagpole), with the contractor responsible for installation, site preparation, grading, finish work, and excavation as needed. Project work hours are limited to legal sunrise to sunset, with no night operations authorized, and strict adherence to forest road closures is required.