P02_Install surface_Lebanon VAMC_Playground Equipment.pdf

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Playground Equipment Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
36C24424Q0194
Issued by
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 4

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This document contains details for a federal contract opportunity to provide playground equipment for the Lebanon VA Medical Center. The solicitation is number 36C24424Q0194 and was issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 4. The playground equipment will include XGrass synthetic turf and pour-in-place rubber for play areas, with components such as a compacted soil base, stone geotextile, concrete border, EPDM cap and wear layer, and SBR base and impact layer as specified. No other details are provided regarding response dates, pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, or additional requirements.

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XGRASS.COM | TOURGREENS.COM | VERSACOURT.COM

1224 RIVERBEND ROAD, DALTON, GA 30721 | 1.877.881.8477

SofPad (1” or 2” )

Synthetic Turf and Pour-in-Place Rubber for Play Areas

Components are not drawn to scale.

XGrass

XGrass Envirofill

Compacted Soil

4” Compacted Base ¾” Minus Stone

Geotextile (optional)

Concrete Border (Edge detail will vary based on install)

EPDM Cap/ Wear Layer

(1/2" thick)

SBR Base/ Impact Layer

(Thickness determined by critical fall height)

SBR layer extend 6" past the 1/2" EPDM cap, the synthetic turf is glued directly to the SBR layer.

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