SRC28360._gate_specs.pdf
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- Conservation/WL/Coosa WMA-Steel Gates
- Solicitation number
- SRC0000028360
- Issued by
- Conecuh County, Alabama
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This document is a detailed specification sheet for welded steel gates to be delivered to the Coosa Wildlife Management Area (WMA) located at 143 County Road 15 in Rockford, Alabama. The project involves the procurement of six steel gates with precise manufacturing specifications, including 16-foot long gates constructed from 2½" square tubing that is ¼" thick. The gates require specific design elements such as a locking side with a 10"x2½"x¼" plate, an off-centered hole for lock shackle insertion, a 3-foot round pile on the swivel side, diagonal and vertical support bars, and a 4" square locking pole with additional structural components.
The gates are to be painted yellow and delivered to the Coosa WMA address. The specification sheet includes a comprehensive technical description of each gate's structural components, including exact measurements for the swivel pole (7'6" long, with 4' below ground and 3' above ground), locking mechanisms, and supporting structures. A schematic is noted as being attached to provide additional visual guidance for the gate construction. The document does not include pricing information, bid details, or contract terms, but serves as a precise technical specification for the gate manufacturing requirements.
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Coosa WMA – Welded Gates
143 CO. ROAD 15, ROCKFORD, AL
QTY 6 – Steel Gates.
Specs for Gates:
16’ long welded gate made from 2 ½” square tubing that is ¼” thick.
The locking side of the gate needs to have a 10”x2 ½”x¼” plate welded onto the end of the 16’ square tube with a ½” hold cut into it.
The hole needs to be off centered to allow for a lock shackle to be inserted.
The swivel side of the gate needs to have a 3’ long round pile welded to it that is just large enough to slide over the 3” pipe that is the swivel pole.
There needs to be a 12’ long support bar made from 2 ½” square tube welded diagonally from the 16’ square pipe to the base of the 3” swivel side.
There also need to be a vertical support made from 2 ½” square tube welded to the 12’ support and the 16’ square tube.
The locking pole should be made from 4” square tube that is 6’ long and ¼” thick with a plate welded to the top.
The pole needs to have a 6”x7”x¼” square tube welded onto one for the sides flush with the top of the pole.
There needs to be a 5”x¾” gap cut into the box to allow gate to be locked.
The swivel pole of the gate should be made from 3” round pipe that is 7’6” long.
The below ground portion should be 4’ long and the above ground section should be 3’ long.
There needs to be a cap or welded plate attached to prevent the gate from being lifted off the swivel pole.
The gates should be painted yellow.
Attached is a schematic for the gates.
To be delivered to Coosa WMA, 143 CR 15, Rockford, AL 35136.
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