FS_24_Window_Replacement_elevations.pdf

This is an architectural elevation drawing prepared for the City of Pittsburgh Office of Management and Budget, Department of Public Works, detailing the window replacement project at Fire Station 24. The document provides dimensioned elevation views of the building's north, south, and east facades, displaying the structural layout and positioning of windows across the facility located in Pittsburgh's Southside neighborhood. The elevation drawings indicate the overall building dimensions and specific window placements, with measurements ranging from individual window heights of 7'-0" to 11'-0" and full facade lengths exceeding 170 feet. The drawings serve as technical specifications for bidders responding to the solicitation for furnishing and installing six new windows at the fire station.

The elevation drawings establish the precise architectural context necessary for contractors to develop accurate bids and installation plans. The technical specifications presented through multiple facade views enable bidders to understand the scope of work, window locations, and building integration requirements essential for project execution. These AutoCAD-generated drawings function as the primary visual specification documents accompanying the competitive bid solicitation and will be fundamental to contractor selection and project performance standards.