Attachments 25QA013_Revised.pdf
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- W912WJ25QA013
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for Security Fence Improvements at the Hop Brook Dam in Middlebury, Connecticut, for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The project involves comprehensive security fence upgrades, including removing existing 4-8 foot chain link fencing and gates, and installing new 7-foot chain link security fencing with 1-foot barbed wire outriggers, resulting in an 8-foot total fence height. Specific gate installations include a 16-foot and 10-foot double swing chain link gates, two 4-foot personnel gates, and a 20-foot double swing vehicle barrier gate.
The procurement is a small business set-aside with a project value between $100,000 and $250,000, utilizing NAICS code 238990 and a small business size standard of $19 million. All vendors must have an active SAM.gov registration to be considered responsive. The project requires furnishing all labor, equipment, and materials to complete the security fence improvements at the Hop Brook Lake Project Office and Dam Site Area, with precise installation specifications detailed through accompanying photographic documentation and technical drawings.
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| Amendment W912WJ25QA013-0002.pdf | ||
| Amendment W912WJ25QA013-0001.pdf | ||
| Solicitation W912WJ25QA013.pdf | ||
| Attachments 25QA013.pdf |
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SECURITY FENCE IMPROVEMENTS
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
HOP BROOK DAM
4 STRAITS TURNPIKE, MIDDLEBURY, CT
STATEMENT OF WORK
REVISED
Information Photographs
Photo 1: Hop Brook Dam location south southwest of Hartford, Connecticut.
Photo 2: Existing conditions - Existing 4-foot Fence needs to be replaced with 7-foot fence.
Approx. 330 feet.
4-foot fencing to be replaced
4-foot fencing to be replaced *photo update*
Photo 3: Existing 4-foot Fence needs to be replaced with 7-foot fence.
*updated photo to show section to be replaced to the right and rear of electrical shed and left side of road extended to existing gate.
Photo 4: Existing 4-foot Fence needs to be replaced with 7-foot fence.
Photo 5: Existing 20-foot-wide double swing gate needs to be replaced with a new vehicle barrier gate.
Photo 6: Relocation of fencing perimeter section
Photo 7: New 7ft fencing tied into existing and new chain link personnel gate.
Photo 8
New connection point for fencing that runs on top of bin block wall. Or relocate post so fencing can be parallel with roadway
Photo 9
Photo 10
Photo 11: New 7ft fencing tied into existing (Aprox. 70ft) and 2 new chain link double gates with personnel gate between (Aprox. 30ft).
5’ 5’ 8’
8’
Image 12: Proposed New Fencing and Gates
New 7-foot chain link fencing *photo update
Photo 13: Proposed Final
New/Upgraded Fencing *photo update
Photo 14: Typical 20-foot Vehichle Double Gate Detail.
Photo 15: Typical Hinge Post Elevation Detail.
Photo 16: Typical Coupling Details
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