Holiday_Lights_Specs_w_Photos_.pdf

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Holiday Lights - Pole Mounted
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Quote- 24 - 239
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Pinellas County, Florida

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The document is a product specification sheet for holiday pole-mounted decorative light displays, prepared for the City of St. Petersburg, Florida. The specification sheet details six different Christmas-themed light designs intended for installation along Central Avenue, including a Candy Cane (Double Frame), Bell with Holly, Christmas Candle, Palm Tree with Present, Snowboy Face, and Stacked Gifts decorations. Each design is specified with unique item numbers, dimensions ranging from 4'x6' to 5'x8', and varying bulb counts between 23 and 75 bulbs. The designs are meant to replace 126 existing pole-mounted holiday decorations, with strict instructions that no substitutions are permitted.

The specification sheet provides technical details for each decoration, including size specifications and LED configuration. The decorations are crafted in traditional Christmas colors including red, green, yellow, and white, and are designed to create a festive streetscape along Central Avenue. While specific pricing is not included in this document, the detailed specifications suggest the city is seeking uniform, high-quality holiday decorations that meet precise sizing and aesthetic requirements. The document appears to be part of a formal procurement process for holiday street decorations, with a focus on maintaining a consistent and professional holiday display throughout the downtown area.

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