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    Item 604 - Fencing

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    Fencing is provided to separate highway rights-of-way from adjacent property and delineate boundaries. There are different types of fencing that serve various purposes such as enclosure, decoration, security, and privacy. Fencing materials include barbed wire, chain link fabric, concrete and steel posts, and hardware. Fencing is constructed by clearing and grading land, erecting posts vertically, and installing fabric between posts before fixing it in place. Payment is based on the linear meters of fencing installed and accepted.

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    Item 604 - Fencing

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    Fencing is provided to separate highway rights-of-way from adjacent property and delineate boundaries. There are different types of fencing that serve various purposes such as enclosure, decoration, security, and privacy. Fencing materials include barbed wire, chain link fabric, concrete and steel posts, and hardware. Fencing is constructed by clearing and grading land, erecting posts vertically, and installing fabric between posts before fixing it in place. Payment is based on the linear meters of fencing installed and accepted.

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    Fencing is provided to separate highway rights-of-way from adjacent property and delineate boundaries. There are different types of fencing that serve various purposes such as enclosure, decoration, security, and privacy. Fencing materials include barbed wire, chain link fabric, concrete and steel posts, and hardware. Fencing is constructed by clearing and grading land, erecting posts vertically, and installing fabric between posts before fixing it in place. Payment is based on the linear meters of fencing installed and accepted.

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    Item 604 - Fencing

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    Fencing is provided to separate highway rights-of-way from adjacent property and delineate boundaries. There are different types of fencing that serve various purposes such as enclosure, decoration, security, and privacy. Fencing materials include barbed wire, chain link fabric, concrete and steel posts, and hardware. Fencing is constructed by clearing and grading land, erecting posts vertically, and installing fabric between posts before fixing it in place. Payment is based on the linear meters of fencing installed and accepted.

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    FENCING

    Item 604
    What is a fencing?

    • Fencing is provided primarily to separate highway right


    of way from adjacent property and to delineate the right
    of way.
    Functions of a Fense
    • Fence Enclosure
    - these types of fences are installed for the sole purpose of keeping
    something or things in.

    • Decorative Fence
    - these provide security while adding some style, design and visual
    appeal to your home.

    • Security Fence
    - keeps intruders out and keep your home and family safe

    • Privacy Fence
    - a type of solid fence between adjacent properties
    Description
    This Item shall consist of furnishing and
    constructing posts and barbed wire or chain
    link fences in accordance with the details,
    and at the locations, shown on the Plans, or
    as required by the Engineer.
    Material Requirements

    1. Barbed Wire

    • shall conform to the


    requirements of ASTM A
    121, Class I.
    • shall consist of 2 strands
    of 12.5 gauge wire,
    twisted with 2 points, 14
    gauge barbs spaced 100
    mm apart.
    Material Requirements
    2. Chain Link Fence Fabric
    • shall be fabricated from
    10 gauge galvanized wire
    conforming to AASHTO
    M 181 and shall be of the
    type shown on the Plans.
    • Before ordering the chain
    link fence fabric, the
    Contractor shall submit a
    sample of the material to
    the Engineer for testing
    and for approval.
    Material Requirements
    3. Concrete Post
    • Concrete posts shall be made
    of Class A concrete in
    accordance with Item 405,
    Structural Concrete.
    • The posts shall be cast to a
    tapered section 3 m long, or to
    the length shown on the
    detailed Plans, and shall have
    a smooth surface finish.
    Material Requirements
    4. Steel Post
    • shall be of the sections and
    length as specified or as
    shown on the Plans. The posts
    shall be copper bearing steel
    and shall conform to the
    requirements of AASHTO M
    183 for the grade specified.
    Material Requirements
    5. Steel Reinforcement

    • shall be deformed steel


    bars conforming to the
    provisions of Item 404,
    Reinforcing Steel.
    Material Requirements
    6. Hardwares
    • Nuts, bolts, washers and
    other associated hardware
    shall be galvanized after
    fabrication as specified as
    ASTM 153.
    Construction Requirements

    The Contractor shall perform such clearing and


    grubbing as may be necessary to construct the fence to the
    required grade and alignment. Fence shall generally follow
    the contour of the ground. Grading shall be performed
    where necessary to provide a neat appearance.
    Gates shall be constructed as shown on the Plans.
    Construction Requirements
    • A. Erection Post
    • .
    • shall be erected vertically in position inside the formwork
    of the foundation block prior to the placing of concrete
    and shall be adequately supported by bracing to prevent
    movement of the post during the placing and setting of
    the concrete.
    • shall be erected to the height and location shown on the
    Plans,or as ordered by the Engineer.
    Construction Requirements
    • B. Installation of Chain Link Fence fabric
    - Shall be set to line and elevation and pulled taut between each
    post before spot welding, or other method of fixing, is carried out.
    - Where splicing of the fence fabric is necessary, or at joints,
    the lapping of the chain link fence fabric shall be for a minimum of 100
    mm and shall occur only at the post. No horizontal splicing will be
    permitted.
    - The fence fabric shall be fixed to the posts shown on the
    Plans. Any surface protective layer damaged during welding and/or
    construction shall be restored properly.
    Department Order No. 28 ,Series of 2018 DPWH Standard
    Specification on Item 1722 - Fence and Railings
    Method of Measurement

    • The quantity to be paid for shall be the


    number of linear meter measured center to
    center of posts, of fencing erected in place
    and accepted.
    Basis of Payment

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