WORK SCOPE.pdf
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- SECURITY FENCING
- Solicitation number
- SPMYM226Q7478
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) or Scope of Work defining material and labor requirements for a perimeter security and lighting project.
The contractor must remove and replace approximately 750 linear feet of existing 12-foot tall black vinyl coated chain link fencing, including all associated components: black vinyl coated chain link fabric, top and mid rails, posts, fence fittings, pedestrian gates, East Sally Port aluminum cantilever gates, aluminum drive rails, East Sally Port Hy Security hydraulic gate operators, and razor wire installation on existing light poles. Additionally, the contractor shall provide material and labor to install 10 steel light poles with above-ground concrete bases, with new solar-powered lights to be installed at the top of each steel pole. The work encompasses both removal of existing infrastructure and installation of new security and lighting systems.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Solicitation Amendment - SPMYM226Q74780002.pdf | ||
| Parking lot light location.png | PNG image | |
| Scope of Work.docx | DOCX document | |
| Solicitation Amendment - SPMYM226Q74780001.pdf | ||
| Scope of Work.docx | DOCX document | |
| SITE VISIT DATE.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - SPMYM226Q7478.pdf |
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Provide material and labor to remove and replace approximately 750' LF of existing 12' tall black vinyl coated chain link fencing, including black vinyl coated chain link fabric, top and mid rail, posts, fence fittings, pedestrian gates, East Sally Port aluminum cantilever gates, aluminum drive rails, East Sally Port Hy Security hydraulic gate operators, razor wire on existing light poles.
Provide material and labor to install 10 steel light poles with above ground concrete bases. New solar powered lights will be installed at top of steel light poles.
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