Labor- check and advise - customer states theres a smell of rotten EGG.

CAL FIRE awarded a non-IT services contract to Hanlees Chevrolet on April 2, 2026, valued at $1,916.53. The contract is classified as exempt by statute under California law. The services consist of automotive maintenance and repair work, including diagnostic labor (inspection and diagnosis of vehicle odor issues) and a 27-point inspection performed on a state vehicle. The contract covers both labor and materials necessary to complete the required work.

The line items encompass automotive parts and supplies, including filters, battery components, bulk oil (eight units of OW20 at $10.99 each), engine treatment products, fuel system cleaners, air conditioning freshener, windshield solvent, and miscellaneous maintenance materials. Core charges and returns associated with part exchanges are also reflected in the contract pricing. The specific scope of work, places of performance, and performance period are not detailed in the contract documentation provided, though the nature of the deliverables indicates routine fleet maintenance services for California state vehicles under CAL FIRE's management.