3 Technitions 3 daysobtain Fire permit per UVA Requirements, cover area with Fire BlanketsRemove… and 1 more item

Bryan Tool & Machining Inc was awarded a contract by the University of Virginia on June 25, 2026, with a cumulative contract value of $22,934.35. The contract encompasses two primary deliverables focused on silo component fabrication and installation work. The first line item involves labor services provided by three technicians over a three-day period to obtain fire permits per University of Virginia requirements, cover work areas with fire blankets, remove a damaged cone, and weld a new lower cone into place, with the University of Virginia handling scaffolding requirements. The second line item consists of fabrication services including machining of lower cone components designed in two parts to enable passage through silo door openings, machining of three pipe nipple assemblies and lifting lugs, and fabrication of one seven-inch collar. Both deliverables are designated for delivery to Shea Barnes.

The work performed under this contract supports infrastructure maintenance and component replacement at the University of Virginia facility in Virginia. The contract structure indicates specialized machining and welding capabilities required for silo maintenance, with fabrication components valued at $10,769.72 and on-site installation and permitting services valued at $12,164.63. The award represents a single-purchase order transaction designed to address specific equipment repair and restoration needs within the contracting organization's operational requirements.