FS_24_Window_Replacement_photos.pdf

The document is a set of photographs depicting windows to be replaced at Fire Station 24, with three images showing different views of the brick fire station building and its surrounding parking area. The red circles in the images highlight specific windows targeted for replacement. The first image shows two windows on a rear wall, the second image captures a single window from a side angle, and the third image displays multiple windows along the front of the building. The photographs appear to be documentation supporting a window replacement project, providing visual reference for the scope of work and the current condition of the existing windows at the fire station.

The images serve as visual documentation for the City of Pittsburgh's Department of Public Works project to replace windows at Fire Station 24, located in the Southside neighborhood. These photographs will likely be included in bid documentation to help potential contractors assess the replacement requirements, understand the existing window configurations, and prepare accurate replacement proposals. The images show the windows in various states, some boarded up or in apparent disrepair, which suggests the necessity of the replacement project.