RFI Existing Fence Removal.pdf
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This is a Request for Information (RFI) from the 422 Civil Engineer Squadron regarding existing fence removal as an optional component of the "Install Security Fence BstJ" project (Project Reference: AWJB 25-1006). The RFI was raised on April 17, 2026, with a need-by date of April 23, 2026, and was responded to on the same date by Darran Griffiths of 422 CES.
The contractor requested specific information about the existing fence to be removed, including the fence type, total length/quantity, disposal requirements, site constraints, and procedures for dismantling. The government response indicates that the existing fence consists of chain-link fencing with concrete posts totaling approximately 1,765 linear feet. Disposal has no restrictions, but waste transfer notes must be provided for any materials leaving the site for USVF/DIO environmental reporting. Site access will be unrestricted for the duration of proposed works. The removal work requires taking down the chain-link and concrete posts to just below ground level and backfilling with soil to promote grass growth. The RFI includes photographic documentation of the existing fencing conditions, depicting the chain-link fence with plastic-coated wire insulation, concrete posts, metal tension wire, and varying states of degradation.
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Request For Information (RFI)
422 Civil Engineer Squadron Page 1 of 3
Project Title: Install Security Fence BstJ Project Ref: AWJB 25-1006
RFI Title: Existing Fence Removal (Option)
RFI Ref: 004
Date Raised: 17-April-2026
SECTION 1 - REQUEST
Request By: Contractor
Addressed To: 422 CES
Description:
• Type of existing fence (e.g., chain-link, mesh, etc.)
• Approximate total length/quantity of fencing to be removed
• Any specific disposal requirements or restrictions
• Any site constraints or access considerations related to this work
• Take down of existing chain-link and concrete posts
Need By Date: 23-April-2026
Attachments:
SECTION 2 - RESPONSE
Response By: Darran Griffiths, 422 CES
Date of Response: 23-April-2026
Description:
Type of existing fence – See attached Photos
Approximate total length - ≈ 1,765 linear feet
Specific disposal requirements or restrictions - No restrictions, waste transfer notes must be provided for any waste materials leaving the site, for USVF/DIO environmental reporting.
Site constraints - No restrictions, access to site will be provided for duration of proposed works.
Take down of existing chain-link and concrete posts – Take down to just below ground level and back-fill with soil to promote grass growth later
Attachments: Photos/Description of Existing Fencing
422 Civil Engineer Squadron Page 2 of 3
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| AWJB 25-1006 |
| Project Ref: |
| Install Security Fence BstJ |
| Project Title: |
| 004 |
| RFI Ref: |
| Existing Fence Removal (Option) |
| RFI Title: |
| 17-April-2026 |
| Date Raised: |
| SECTION 1 - REQUEST |
| Contractor |
| Request By: |
| 422 CES |
| Addressed To: |
| Description: |
| 23-April-2026 |
| Need By Date: |
| Attachments: |
| SECTION 2 - RESPONSE |
| Darran Griffiths, 422 CES |
| Response By: |
| Date of Response: |
| 23-April-2026 |
| Description: |
| Type of existing fence – See attached Photos |
| Approximate total length - ≈ 1,765 linear feet |
| Specific disposal requirements or restrictions - No restrictions, waste transfer notes must be provided for any waste materials leaving the site, for USVF/DIO environmental reporting. |
| Site constraints - No restrictions, access to site will be provided for duration of proposed works. |
| Take down of existing chain-link and concrete posts – Take down to just below ground level and back-fill with soil to promote grass growth later |
| Photos/Description of Existing Fencing |
| Attachments: |
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