Fort_Hood_Range_Operations_wants_to_purchase_60_Limit_Markers_for_Live_Fire_Ranges.docx

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Fort Hood Range Operations wants to purchase 60 Limit Markers for Live Fire Ranges.

The signs must be made of Aluminum that is 3/16” thick.

Signs must meet the exact specifications in the attachment and described here:

Overall height is 8ft. Each colored section (orange and white) must be the width indicated along the base and throughout the painted area to the point of the formed triangle Overall width from base (left to right) to point of the triangle is 8ft.

Spacing from the base of the center white triangle to the tip is 36 inches.

Spacing from the base to the tip of the first orange triangle is 60 inches.

Spacing from the tip of the first white triangle to the tip of the first orange triangle is 24 inches.

Spacing from the tip of the first orange triangle to the tip of the second white triangle is 12 inches.

Spacing from the tip of the second white triangle to the tip of the second (outermost) orange triangle is 24 inches.

Signs must be designed and built as one unit with space between orange and white areas to allow us to wrap a thermal blanket around the white areas of the Limit Marker.

The Orange must be a reflective Orange in accordance with ANSI Z535.1.

Finally, the signs must be weather and direct sunlight resistant.

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