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Contractor will be responsible for the complete removal of carpet, adhesive, debris, clean-up and legal disposal of materials along with the new carpet installation that shall be a 100% glued installation with District approved adhesive. (50%-glued installation will not be permitted).

Villa wall projects generally consist of painting and refinishing various surface types, including, but not limited to, masonry block, stucco, Duratek (cast concrete), and decorative wrought iron, all with painted finishes.

Sign wall projects consist of painting and refinishing multiple surface types, including, but not limited to, masonry block, wood, Hardie board, plastic/composite materials, decorative wrought iron, and sign lettering. Certain sign walls may include a combination of these materials and finishes.

Where applicable, the Contractor shall remove existing PVC lattice or similar components prior to surface preparation and painting and shall reinstall such components upon completion of painting activities.

Proper surface preparation is required prior to the application of any coatings. Preparation shall include, but is not limited to, removal of dirt, mildew, chalking, loose or peeling coatings, rust, and any other contaminants that may impair adhesion. Surface preparation activities shall also include sanding, rust treatment, caulking, sealing, and priming as necessary to ensure proper adhesion and longevity of the finished product.

All painting and coating applications shall be performed in accordance with the Sherwin-Williams Repaint Product Submittal Specifications, applicable manufacturers specifications, and all requirements outlined in the bid documents. In the event of a conflict, the more stringent requirement shall apply.

The Scope of Work requires the contractor to provide fully turnkey temporary housing and an apparatus bay to support uninterrupted operations at Fire Station #51 during an active renovation. The contractor is responsible for all materials, labor, engineering as required, permitting, delivery, installation, setup, anchoring, utility readiness, maintenance (if applicable), and final removal of the temporary facilities. The District will provide utility connections and limited site preparation, while all other elements necessary for a complete and operational installation are included in the contractors responsibilities.

The temporary housing must accommodate eight firefighters and include bunk rooms, restroom facilities, kitchen, dining, and day room areas, designed to meet specified wind-load and safety requirements. The apparatus bay must provide a clear-span structure suitable for fire equipment, including overhead doors, lighting, egress, and all related structural and safety components. All facilities must comply with applicable codes, safety regulations, and the site plans prepared by Clymer Farner Barley, with any discrepancies addressed prior to construction.

The project consists of interior renovations and limited exterior improvements, including interior demolition and removal of existing features, followed by renovation and construction activities in accordance with the engineered plans, specifications, and construction documents prepared by K2M Design. The project also includes the design, engineering, permitting, and installation of a fire sprinkler system, as required by applicable codes, as well as the construction of approximately 883 square feet of additional under-roof space and approximately 617 square feet of outdoor covered area.

The character and intended use of this proposed development shall be for the construction of a new 4,000 S.F. pole barn at Millennium Park. Under this bid the contractor shall include all work necessary for the following components: 1. 40 x 100 pole barn building meeting all current building code requirements. 2. Concrete foundation (footings, column pads, slab, anchor bolts). 3. Concrete finish: Interior slab: smooth trowel finish. 4. Fire hydrant assembly (tapping sleeve, gate valve, 6 C900, DR-14 PVC) 5. Perimeter fencing (demo existing and install new fencing per site plan to match existing) 6. Engineered building plans and building permit will be required. 7. Site plan drawing and site plan permit are completed and included in the specifications package. The contractor shall include all work, costs, labor, etc. to provide a fixed price for the above building including, but not limited to: 1. Review of building shop drawings with City of Wildwood for approval 2. All design calculations and permit plans 3. Building permit 4. Final certificate of occupancy The successful bidder shall include a description of the building that will be provided under this proposal, including manufacturer information and structural details.

The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for the installation and painting of 2-board, 3-board, and 4-board fencing throughout the Districts, as well as the installation of PVC fencing. Services shall include, but not be limited to, the following:

Posts shall be treated CCA, 0.40 retention minimum, measuring 5"6" in diameter and 7' in length.

Boards shall be treated MCA, 0.15 retention minimum, and shall be Premium grade boards only, approximately 1" x 6" x 16' (NO ALTERNATES).

Posts shall be installed at approximately 8-foot centers.

The finished fence height shall be approximately 50 inches.

Posts shall be tamped firm.

Board joints shall be staggered on 8-foot centers.

Nails shall be 16d galvanized screw shank.

All post holes shall be hand dug.

Where applicable, animal wire installed at the bottom of the fence shall be 2" x 4" welded wire, minimum 14 gauge.

Where applicable, wire shall be trenched approximately 12 inches deep and stapled to the second board from the bottom.

Wire shall be stretched tight and installed plumb with the posts.

Posts and boards shall be painted with Fence-Guard 3 (NO ALTERNATES), a water-based black satin sheen acrylic fence paint. Application by spraying is prohibited; brush and roller application only.

All trenches shall be raked smooth and level, and all trash and wood debris shall be picked up and removed daily.

There is no vehicular access around wetland areas; therefore, the Contractor shall manually carry materials as necessary.

When replacing fencing, any posts or boards determined by the District to be in good condition shall be removed, transported to a specified area, and stacked neatly.

It is the intent of these specifications to describe a complete project fully acceptable to the District. Even though certain details may have been unintentionally omitted, the Supplier shall nonetheless perform all work necessary to complete the project to the highest industry standards and acceptable to the District.

All materials supplied shall be of the highest quality and shall conform to applicable industry standards, regulatory requirements, and these specifications.

All areas are to be kept safe for workers and residents.

Any District property damaged at the utility site by Supplier shall be repaired to District Standards.

The Supplier is responsible for all damage repairs.

The Supplier shall immediately report any damage and/or chemical spills to the District Representative and provide written documentation within twenty-four (24) hours.

All permits and inspections are the responsibility of the Supplier.

The awarded Supplier shall provide quarterly reports listing deliveries by facility, including the type of chemical delivered, the quantity delivered to each facility, and the total cost.

The Supplier shall ensure that all chemicals delivered under this Agreement are suitable for immediate intended use and have not deteriorated, degraded, or otherwise fallen below specified standards prior to delivery.

Chemical Compliance and Documentation Requirements

The Supplier shall maintain full compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and standards governing the manufacture, handling, transportation, storage, and delivery of chemicals provided under this Agreement.

At a minimum, the Supplier shall:

Maintain current Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all chemicals and provide updated versions to the District upon any revision

Provide a Certificate of Analysis (COA) for each delivery upon request, and when required by the specifications

Ensure all applicable NSF/ANSI certifications remain current for the duration of the Agreement (where applicable to the chemical supplied)

Immediately notify the District of any revocation, suspension, or lapse of required certifications, which may result in suspension or termination of the Agreement

Ensure all transportation, storage, and delivery activities comply with applicable DOT hazardous materials regulations, including proper equipment, labeling, and trained personnel

The Supplier shall ensure that all chemicals delivered are suitable for their intended use and meet all specified regulatory and quality requirements at the time of delivery.

Failure to maintain required certifications, provide accurate documentation, or comply with regulatory requirements shall be considered a material breach of the Agreement and may result in corrective action, suspension, or termination.

The Supplier shall not utilize diaphragm pumps for the offloading or transfer of any chemicals under this Agreement. Use of prohibited equipment shall constitute a non-conforming delivery and may result in immediate rejection of the delivery. Any resulting delays, additional costs, or required redelivery shall be the sole responsibility of the Supplier.