Pricing options: Separate lump-sum quotes for galvanized and black vinyl-coated fencing. Include black steel sleeves over reused posts in the black option, plus a separate deduction for omitting sleeves.
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Replacement scope: Replace chain-link fabric, rails, gates, tension wire and associated hardware; reuse existing posts except at backstops and the Field 1 home run fence. Include labor, materials, excavation, removal and disposal.
Home run fencing: Field 1: 410 LF at 20 feet high with new posts; Fields 2 and 3: 335 LF per field at 4 feet high; Field 4: 465 LF at 6 feet high.
Side and dugout fencing: Field 1: 556 LF; Fields 2 and 3: 420 LF each; Field 4: 610 LF, with heights ranging from 4 to 12 feet. Use 9-gauge fabric with 2-inch mesh.
Backstops: Completely replace all four with straight, hoodless, 30-foot-high systems using 6-gauge fabric. Fields 1–3: 30 feet wide each; Field 4: 60 feet wide, relocated 20 feet closer to home plate. Include minimum 4-inch Schedule 40/SS40 posts set 60 inches in concrete and horizontal rails every 5 feet.
Bullpens: Eight total, each with approximately 124 LF of 6-gauge fencing: 100 LF at 6 feet high and 24 LF at 10 feet high, with a 14-foot access opening.
Gates and safety: Each field requires a 12-foot-wide double maintenance gate, 4 feet high, and an 8-foot-high by 3-foot-wide pedestrian gate. Install yellow safety guards on all 4-foot-high fencing.
Schedule and measurements: Target completion April 1, 2027. Field verify all dimensions and existing conditions.
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