Attachment 4 - Canopy Signage Info.pptx

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Fort Eustis, VA Bldg. 950 (FCC) Signage Conversion Project
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This is a technical attachment providing detailed specifications and visual information for the Fort Eustis Building 950 signage conversion project. The attachment outlines two primary scope components: canopy signage and monument sign refurbishment.

For the canopy signage, the contractor must fabricate and install backlit color logos and backlit channel letters on an ACM (aluminum composite material) backer panel with dimensions of 13'5" by 8'1" by 25'1". The work includes electrical integration to address abandoned electrical conduits from previous demolition work. The monument sign portion requires repair of five existing stone/cement faces and the creation and installation of permanent black metal lettering mounted with stand-offs. The attachment notes that branding logos and replaceable nameplates will be fabricated and installed by others. The documentation includes technical drawings (not to scale) and reference images depicting the current conditions and design intent for the signage elements at Building 950, FCC/T2COM.

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13’.5” 8’.1” 25’1”

Bldg 950 Canopy Signage Fabricate and install: backlit color logos and backlit letters on backer ACM Abandoned electrical in canopy box from previous demo

FCC / T2COM

Canopy Signage

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Bldg 950 Monument Signs:

Repair 5 stone/cement faces for Monument Signs for 950 Create and mount of permanent black metal lettering; with stand-offs.

The branding logos and replaceable name plates will be fabricated and installed by others.

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Monument Signage (By others) (By others) (By others) image1.png image2.png image3.png image4.png image5.png

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