Clean, Prepare, Prime and Paint Bel Air Mansion, including the house, window structures and picket fencing. Color TBD by park staff The Contractor shall remove or protect items which are not scheduled to be primed and painted including, but not limited to, ground surfaces, block foundation, brick work and shingles. The Contractor shall remove and reinstall all existing devices presently mounted on exterior walls and ceilings as it applies to painting areas, including but not limited to light fixtures, fans, shutters, down spouts, etc. The contractor may trim back limbs, branches or foliage which imped proper preparation and painting of the exterior surfaces. The Contractor shall clean, repaired, preparing, reglaze, prime and paint all window frames. Appearance shall be consistent in manner with existing architectural intent. The Contractor shall clean, repair, prepare, prime and painting all picket fencing within or bordering the curtilage of the building (estimated as 150 feet in length and three feet high). When possible, an Epoxy Penetrant and Filler should be used to repair small, damaged areas of the fencing. Fencing that cannot be filled with and Epoxy Penetrant and Filler and made good shall be replaced with like in kind materials. The Contractor shall clean, repair, prepare, prime and painting of all exterior parts of the building (estimated 2,376 sq. ft.) except brick work and shingles. Broken, missing or damaged siding or trim shall be identified with designated park staff and repaired by the contractor...
