Repurpose Fountain at Main Entrance SOW.docx
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This document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration located in Fayetteville, North Carolina, detailing a fountain repurposing project at Building No. 1's main entrance. The project involves transforming the existing fountain into a planter by removing current plumbing, water pump, electrical components, and top-interior tile veneer, with specific requirements including drilling drainage holes in the basin, adding planting soil, replacing surface tiles with natural earth-tone stone, and soft washing the fountain's exterior siding.
The federal contract opportunity (Solicitation Number: 36C24625B0022) is specifically for the Veterans Integrated Service Network 6, with the scope focusing on comprehensive fountain modification. Accompanying reference drawings (Photos 1-7) provide visual documentation of the fountain's current condition, including views from different angles, existing water pump, damaged tile, and sprinkler head locations, which will help potential contractors understand the precise renovation requirements.
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VA Engineering 2300 Ramsey Street Building #45 Fayetteville, N.C. 28301
Scope of Work for: Repurpose Fountain at Main Entrance
Description Repurpose the fountain at the Building no. 1 historical entrance by turning it into a planter. Remove current plumbing, top-interior layer of tile veneer, bump-out for plumbing located in the northeast corner of the fountain (see Photo no. 4), water and debris inside the fountain, and electrical back to the source. Relabel the circuit breaker to be a spare. Once all piping, plumbing, and ancillary items are removed; drill holes at the bottom of the basin. Place planting soil inside the basin to a later determined height. Remove and replace the tile on the top of the fountain with a natural earth-tone stone tile. Soft wash the outside siding of the fountain when finished.
Reference Drawing(s):
Photo 1: Facing east at the main entrance of Building no. 1.
Photo 2: Inside of existing fountain facing east.
Photo 3: Facing west at the main entrance of Building no. 1.
Photo 4: Water pump that will be removed.
Photo 5: Damage tile and side view of water pump.
Photo 6: Fountain Sprinkler Head.
Photo 7: Damaged Tile image6.jpeg image7.jpeg image8.jpeg image1.png image2.jpeg image3.jpeg image4.jpeg image5.jpeg
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