6PW202-_Repair_Perimeter_Fence_Various_Locations.pdf

December 29, 2015

6PW202 - Repair Perimeter Fence, Various Locations

(The numbers within the boxes on map refer to the photographs and descriptions that are listed in numerical order below)

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Image #1: Masonry under fence is deteriorated and crumbling. Contractor to rebuild roughly 120' of stone foundation.

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Image #2: Gap between the chain link and iron fence is wide enough to gain entry to the installation. Contractor to fabricate and install additional fencing and/or barbed wire web design at gap.

Image # 3&4: Fence has multiple (at least 6) oval shaped holes cut in bottom of fence where it meets stone wall. Contractor to replace roughly 72' of chain link fence fabric and ancillary hardware.

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Image #5: North gate guard booth. Contractor to install climb prevention rollers along the lower roofs edge.

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Image #6: Bent "H" post. Contractor to replace post and footing.

Image #7, 8, 9 & 10: Fence line along the north perimeter. Contractor to secure fencing fabric along bottom edge using stakes and stone ballast as required.

Contractor to replace any missing and/or broken fabric ties.

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Image #7, 8, 9 & 10: Fence line along the north perimeter. Contractor to secure fencing fabric along bottom edge using stakes and stone ballast as required. Contractor to replace any missing and/or broken fabric ties.

Image #13: Perimeter iron fence. Contractor to replace broken splice plates in 40 locations and prep, prime, and paint approximately 475' of fence.

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Image #11 & 12: Fence damaged due to winter plowing operations. Contractor to replace bent posts and restore fence to original line.