Site work for a water / sewer project in Clemson, South Carolina. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Project Number: CUP 4003118 Existing building exterior to be cleaned, all masonry joints and misc. mortar to be prepped and repaired. Exterior window and door framing and trim will be cleaned, prepped, recaulked and repaired as indicated on drawings. Lattice steel framing will be repaired on all connection hardware and plates. Areas to be painted are indicated on drawings. Bid security is required in an amount not less than 5% of the base bid CONSTRUCTION COST RANGE: $ 225,000 to $ 250,000 *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document. Scope of work includes removal and replacement of all exterior sealants (horizontal, vertical, wet glazing at window / door units, handrail penetrations, louvers, wall penetrations, metal lattice, etc. 2. Scope of work includes removal and demolition of all existing components necessary to complete selective masonry wall repairs in all areas where cracks, damage, abandoned penetrations, mortar dis-bondage, etc. are present. Repair mortar and binding agent for re-pointing, All associated components and accessories are included. 3. Scope of work includes all metal lattice be examined and all present damages to connections and fasteners be replaced with new. This includes fasteners / bolts and washers and all associated components to be replaced with new to match existing in size, length, and type. 4. Scope of work includes re-furbish all access panels at locations that exist under the stair way locations. New access panels shall be cleaned, primed, and paint with two coats of exterior grade paint. 5. Scope of work includes cleaning of all the exterior walls (brick, concrete, metal lattice, windows / doors, etc.) Exterior wall cleaning shall include applying cleaning solution in accordance with the manufacturer's written instructions using a low-pressure sprayer or by brush and then completing a complete appropriate pressurized water cleaning method.