Labor - clean rodent feces

The California Office of Emergency Services awarded a Non-Information Technology Services Emergency Contract to Selman Collision Center on August 6, 2026, valued at $6,061.40. The contract encompasses vehicle repair and diagnostic services, including labor and materials associated with engine and fuel system repairs. Specific services include knock sensor replacement, intake manifold gasket installation, fuel injector work, throttle body gasket replacement, and high-pressure fuel pipe installation. The contract also includes pre-repair and post-repair diagnostic scanning, engine module programming, and miscellaneous labor tasks such as sight shield installation, rodent feces remediation, and engine cover work.

The line items indicate labor charges at rates of $80 to $200 per hour, with material costs for components such as knock sensors ($261.82 each), fuel pipes ($41.37 and $43.18 each), intake manifold gaskets ($5.95 each), and throttle body gaskets ($35 each). The labor scope totals approximately 32.2 hours across multiple repair categories, suggesting comprehensive engine system restoration work on a single or limited number of vehicles. No specific performance period, county designation, or place of performance is identified in the contract documentation provided.