Exhibit_E_-_Illustrated_Examples_of_Roof_Types_for_PV_Installations.pdf
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- RFP24-0014
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- Orange County, Orlando City, Florida
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The document is an exhibit titled "Illustrated Examples of Roof Types for PV Installations" associated with the City of Orlando's Request for Proposal (RFP24-0014) for Design-Build Services for Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System. The exhibit provides visual reference images of four different roof types suitable for PV installations: Standing Seam Metal, Asphalt Shingle, Modified Bituminous, and Thermoplastic Olefin (TPO). These images are explicitly noted as not depicting actual project sites but serving as potential examples of roof types where solar panels could be installed.
The document does not contain specific pricing, contract terms, or technical specifications beyond the roof type illustrations. The accompanying RFP information indicates that sealed responses are due electronically by 2:00 pm local time on Friday, January 19, 2024, for the solar PV system design-build services project in Orlando, Florida. Respondents are responsible for ensuring complete and timely electronic submissions through the OpenGov platform, with the understanding that they must carefully examine all solicitation materials and provide required information on each submittal form.
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Illustrated Examples of Roof Types for PV Installations (Photos presented do not depict actual project sites and are offered solely as examples of potential roof types for installing PV)
Standing Seam Metal
Thermoplastic Oflefin (TPO) Modified Bituminous
Asphalt Shingle
Slide 1: Illustrated Examples of Roof Types for PV Installations (Photos presented do not depict actual project sites and are offered solely as examples of potential roof types for installing PV)
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