Amphitheater Tree Work - Soil injection application of a root environment conditioner blend of micro… and 2 more items

Charlottesville Tree Service was awarded contract A207_PO-0437457-V3 by the University of Virginia on June 13, 2026, with a cumulative value of $9,731.00. The contract encompasses specialized arboricultural services to be performed at multiple locations on the University of Virginia campus in Virginia. The services include soil injection applications of root environment conditioner blends containing micro and macro nutrients and mycorrhizae fungi, along with growth regulator applications for stressed trees at the Amphitheater and Cemetery Perimeter sites. Additionally, the contract specifies comprehensive pruning services for deadwood removal and building clearance at Carr's Hill, involving multiple tree species including pecan, white pine, crepe myrtle, white oak, and ash trees.

The line items indicate a total of 9,731 individual service units across the three performance locations. Work scope at Carr's Hill includes chip and haul-away of all waste material generated from pruning operations. No specific contract period of performance dates are provided in the contract documentation. All services are to be delivered to the University of Virginia as the contracting organization and buyer.