Planning & compliance
Your cage may not meet current rules
Cage geometry and net specifications are written into the rules, and enforcement is on the host. A cage installed twenty years ago can still stand up fine and no longer satisfy the spec it was built to.
- Cage type and ring configuration against your event schedule
- Net condition, break strength, and door closure
- Ground sleeve and anchor condition
- Written findings you can attach to a budget request
Send dimensions, not a wish list
The most common cause of a returned order is a cover or form ordered to the wrong facility dimension. Sand pit covers alone come in nine lengths. Measure once with Curt on the phone and it does not happen.
- Pit opening, apron, and surrounding clearance
- Circle diameter and cage gate geometry
- Runway length and lane width
- Existing sleeve and anchor pattern
Co-op contracts and your district
Gill holds cooperative purchasing contracts. For many districts that removes the competitive bid requirement entirely, which is usually the longest part of the timeline.
- Contract number supplied on every quote
- Works alongside district purchasing portals
- Often removes the three-bid requirement
- Requisition detail your buyer will ask for
The part nobody quotes honestly
A cage or shelter arrives on pallets, by freight, on a schedule the carrier decides. Planning that up front is the difference between an install week and an install season.
- Freight included in the quoted number
- Delivery window aligned to your season
- Who needs to be on site to receive it
- Damage-in-transit claims handled by Curt
Ready to price something specific? Add the part numbers you need and send the list over.
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