Provide mobilization, material, travel, labor and supervision to install Dex-O-Tex Concrete…

The University of Virginia awarded a contract to Lane Tech on June 22, 2026, with a cumulative value of $302,161.00 for concrete coating and restoration services in Virginia. The prime contractor will provide mobilization, materials, labor, and supervision to install Dex-O-Tex concrete coating on existing concrete substrates across an estimated 35,500 square feet. The scope of work includes establishing soft containment, mechanically profiling existing concrete to achieve Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) 2-3 specifications using shot blasters and dustless diamond grinders, evaluating and removing damaged concrete areas using mechanical hammers, and applying epoxy repair materials to rebuild damaged surfaces. The proposal includes an estimated $1,775.00 allowance for concrete repairs identified during the site visit, with additional repairs beyond initial observations to be conducted on a time and material basis.

The project deliverables encompass application of a resistite Dex-O-Tex coating to achieve customer-specified texture, followed by two coats of AJ-44 topcoat in Sandpiper Beige color to meet specification requirements, and completion of final touchups to return the work area to service. The contract is based on the existing VASCUPP (Virginia Statewide Cooperative Purchasing Program) Unlimited contract between the University of Virginia and Lane Technology Inc. Delivery of the completed project is to be made to Chelsea Marie Barker; however, the specific location of performance is not identified in the contract documentation provided.