Owasso Public Works

Hadrian Fence was selected to furnish and install a comprehensive security fencing system for the City of Owasso Public Works facility, working under general contractor Miller Tippens Construction and in coordination with project architect Beck Design. The project called for new construction of perimeter and interior security fencing to protect the municipal facility, requiring the team to plan and execute all work

with minimal disruption to future Public Works operations.

The scope encompassed 3,480 linear feet of 6' black chain link fence with schedule 40 pipe framework, 720 linear feet of 6' privacy fence with cap and trim, 696 linear feet of temporary fence to maintain site security and safety

during construction, and a series of custom gate assemblies, for a total installed footage of 4,896 linear feet.

Gate systems included two Passport II slide gates for 30' openings, one Passport II slide gate spanning a 55' double opening, one Passport II slide gate for a 28' opening, two 4' pedestrian walk gates, and two 8' double swing privacy gates. Hadrian Fence also relocated an existing tool cage to accommodate the new fence alignment. Every phase of the work was self-performed by Hadrian Fence crews, with no portion of the fencing or gate installation subcontracted.