Site work for a transportation facility in Fernandina Beach, Florida. Completed plans call for site work for a transportation facility.

The Ocean Highway and Port Authority of Nassau County, Florida (OHPA) is soliciting formal proposals for perimeter fencing replacement at the Port of Fernandina. The work includes replacement of deteriorated sections of existing perimeter fencing. The scope of work includes removal and replacement of approximately 350 linear feet of existing perimeter fence in multiple locations. Individual replacement segments may be as short as approximately 50 linear feet. ***THIS IS A FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ("FDOT") GRANT-FUNDED PROJECT, AND ALL FDOT PROJECT AND CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS SHALL APPLY TO ANY AWARD HEREUNDER. M/WBE's are encouraged to participate in the bid process. EXISTING PERIMETER FENCE REPLACEMENT The contractor shall remove and replace approximately 350 linear feet of deteriorated perimeter fencing located in multiple areas of the terminal. Replacement areas are not necessarily continuous and may include individual segments as short as approximately 50 linear feet. Exact replacement limits will be reviewed during the site inspection and confirmed with Relay Terminals/Project Manager before work begins. o Removal & Disposal : Remove existing fence fabric, posts, rails, wire, fittings, hardware, and other components within the designated replacement segments. Remove the material from the terminal and dispose of it properly. o Fence Height: New fencing shall match the height and general configuration of the adjacent existing perimeter fence at each replacement segment unless otherwise identified during the site inspection. o Fence Fabric: Furnish and install 9-gauge galvanized chain-link fabric with 2-inch mesh. 1 - Terminal Posts: Furnish and install 4-inch SS40 terminal, end, and corner posts. o Line Posts: Furnish and install 2-7/8-inch SS40 line posts. o Top Rail : Furnish and install 1-5/8-inch SS40 top rail. o Tension Wire: Furnish and install 7-gauge tension wire. o Bracing & Trussing: Fence sections shall be braced and trussed as appropriate at terminal, end, corner, and change-of-direction locations to provide a rigid and durable installation. o Post Mounting: All new posts shall be furnished with base plates and bolted to the existing concrete. The contractor shall provide the plates, anchors, fasteners, and incidental hardware required for a secure installation and shall verify field conditions before fabrication. o Tie-Ins: New fence sections shall be neatly tied into the existing fencing that remains in place, with no significant gaps, loose fabric, or abrupt changes in alignment. o Materials & Finish : Posts, rails, fabric, fittings, fasteners, brackets, and exposed hardware shall be galvanized or otherwise suitable for exterior service in a marine terminal environment. o Cleanup: Remove construction debris and leave the completed fence line and surrounding work areas clean and safe. Question Deadline 11/03/2026 at 3:00 PM ET