Design and Construction Handbook - Los Angeles World Airports

1. Printed artwork/messaging shall be on a vinyl
material and applied precisely and professionally to
exact placement specifications of the constructed
barricade. It is important to note that the intention
of the vinyl wrap design is to be reutilized for as
many future barricades as possible for cost
savings. Because of this, it is extremely important
to follow the installation and de-installation
guidelines to ensure that the printed vinyl stays in
the best condition possible for reutilization.
2. Four (4) Contractor personnel per barricade are
required for installation. Overview supervision of
the installation shall be by the vendor, GP Color.
Contractor shall not install any wraps without the
presence of the GP Color supervision.
3. Careful handling of 10-foot long rolls of vinyl to
avoid damage (i.e. tearing, stretching) to the printed
vinyl wraps.
4. Hanging the vinyl to follow proper placement
including: affixing to barricade using staple gun,
inserting wood dowels into pocket on bottom edge,
stretching and smoothing out any wrinkles, and
affixing with more staples.
5. Large vinyl wraps shall be tiled together in order to
form seamless overlaps and produce the desired
finished messaging product.
6. Confirmation that placement of windows and doors
has been coordinated with artwork schematics so
that no messaging may appear on doors or be cut
off by windows.
7. Barricade installations shall occur during the offpeak
hours, 11p.m. - 6 a.m.
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• Public Safety Convenience: The Contractor
shall conduct all operations with the least
possible obstruction and inconvenience to
LAWA, its occupants and the public.
• Permit traffic (pedestrian and baggage) to
pass through the work area with least
possible inconvenience and delay.
• Maintain existing signing and lighting
systems in operation as the work proceeds
unless otherwise approved by LAWA.