Demolition and Structural Work • Remove all existing framing and wooden supports from all four (4) dugouts. Each dugout is enclosed by a block structure on three sides measuring approximately nine-feet by eighteen-feet six-inches (9’ x 18’ 6”). • The existing dugouts have two different construction methods. One set has post set in concrete, while the other is mounted with brackets. If necessary, the Contractor shall cut and remove post from the concrete to allow for installation of new concrete footings. • Remove damaged plastic grates from one set of dugouts. These opening shall be filled with new block to match the other set. Other options are welcomed. Photo reference below. • Tuck-point and loose or voided mortar joints in the existing block walls. • Should any of the blocks be or become damaged during demolition, they shall be replaced with block matching the original size. Framing and Roofing • Reconstruct framing and supports to be securely anchors into either the existing block or concrete. • All new lumber shall be pressure-treated. • All new vertical support post shall be six by six (6”x6”) pressure-treated. A minimum of three (3) post shall be installed snug against the existing front chain link fence of each dugout. • Hurricane ties shall be used where allowed. • Install new standing seam .032 aluminum roofing system with a Kynar 500 paint finish (or equivalent) to match the pitch as existing. Necessary edge metal shall be installed to match. • New roofing color is preferred to be light blue. Contractors shall submit available color options with their proposal. • The new framing and roofing shall match the length and height of the existing front chain link fence but shall extend sixteen-inches (16”) beyond the block structure at the sides and rear. • All new fasteners and exposed hardware shall be stainless steel. Painting • Remove any existing signage to prepare for painting. This signage shall be given to the County POC. • Paint all four (4) dugouts to match the existing blue color using appropriate exterior-grade paint. • The Contractor shall ensure the protection of all surfaces not being painted.
