Labor - check engine light

The California Office of Emergency Services awarded a Non-IT Goods contract valued at $6,032.94 to Future Chevrolet of Sacramento on July 30, 2026. The contract encompasses vehicle maintenance and repair services, including diagnostic labor for engine and cooling system issues, axle diagnosis, and component replacement across multiple vehicle systems. Parts and materials specified include a catalytic converter, sensors, actuators, cooling system components (hoses, coolant, anti-freeze waste fee), seals, clamps, gaskets, mounts, bolts, and tees, along with associated labor costs for diagnostics and repairs.

The line items reflect a comprehensive vehicle service engagement combining both labor and parts procurement, with labor charges ranging from $432.12 to $821.87 per hour across three repair categories. The majority of the contract value derives from labor services and the catalytic converter component at $2,287.34. While the contract documentation does not specify an explicit period of performance or place of performance, the award to a Sacramento-based Chevrolet dealership suggests performance will occur at or near that location in support of California Office of Emergency Services fleet maintenance requirements.