Ordons_&_Orvis_Interior_-_Arched_Windows_(Supervisor_of_Election's).pdf
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- Solicitation number
- PD 25-26.116
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- Escambia County, Florida
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This file consists of project documentation and photographic images related to a window replacement project for the Matt Bell Building and Ordon's Orvis Building in Downtown Pensacola, Florida. The project involves replacing east-facing windows on the 2nd floor of both buildings. The documentation includes nine photographic images labeled IMG_0148 through IMG_0164, which appear to be photographs of the existing arched windows at the Supervisor of Election's office location within the Ordon's Orvis storefront. These images likely serve as visual reference materials for bidders to understand the scope of work, existing conditions, and architectural details of the windows requiring replacement. A pre-solicitation meeting was scheduled to allow interested parties to view the window replacement areas in person prior to submitting bids.
The photographic documentation provides detailed visual information regarding the condition and configuration of the existing arched windows that require replacement. The images appear to show interior and exterior views of the arched window installations, enabling potential bidders to assess the architectural complexity, current deterioration, and exact dimensions needed for accurate bidding. This visual documentation is essential for contractors to develop precise cost estimates and project schedules for the window replacement work, ensuring that bids reflect the true scope of labor, materials, and specialized skills required for this architectural restoration project.
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IMG_0148
| IMG_0150 |
| IMG_0151 |
| IMG_0154 |
| IMG_0155 |
| IMG_0157 |
| IMG_0162 |
| IMG_0163 |
| IMG_0164 |
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