Provide labor, material and equipment to cut out the existing joint filler using dustless diamond…

The University of Virginia awarded contract A207_PO-0382503-V2 to Epoxy Systems LLC on June 25, 2026, for specialized flooring joint remediation services. The contract, valued at $3,500.00, encompasses labor, materials, and equipment necessary to remove existing joint filler using dustless diamond grinding technology and install Dudick chemical resistant polyurea, a semi-rigid material engineered to accommodate slab movement. The deliverable, comprising one unit, is directed to Mark M Hodges at the University of Virginia in Virginia.

This procurement represents a targeted infrastructure maintenance effort focused on joint sealing and protection. The use of dustless diamond grinding technology and chemical resistant polyurea installation indicates the work is intended to enhance durability and environmental resistance of concrete slab joints, likely within a University of Virginia facility. The semi-rigid polyurea material selection reflects consideration for structural dynamics and long-term performance under operational stress conditions typical of institutional facilities.