Supply and Install Security Fence, Pelican Narrows, SK

Supply all parts, labour, materials, tools, equipment, transportion and supervision necessary to extend the existing four feet of chainlink fence to eight feet in height at twelve (12) Government of Canada properties located in Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan. Materials to be used incude but not limited to:
•Terminal Post: shall be 90 mm O.D.with minimum weight of 11.24 kg per metre, Schedule 40 pipe, zinc coated with minimum coating of 490 grams per square metre.
•Line Post: shall be 60 mm O.D. with minimum weight of 5.43 kg per metre,Schedule 40 pipe, zinc coated with minimum coating of 490 grams per square metre.
•Top Rail: shall be 43 mm O.D., Schedule 40 pipe, zinc coated with minimum coating of 490 grams per square metre.
•Chain Link Fence: 50.8 mm mesh by 9-gauge, zinc coated after weaving.
•Gate: to be made of 43 mm O.D., Schedule 40 pipe, zinc coated with minimum coating of 490 grams per square metre. All joints to be electrically welded.
•Footings: Fence posts set in concrete footings.

There is a security requirement associated with the requirement.

Refer to the attached tender documents to obtain further information.

The Crown retains the right to negotiate with any supplier on any procurement.

Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.

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