Campbell Hall Tree Work - Pruning on east side for building/light clearance, deadwood, limb level…

The University of Virginia awarded a contract to Charlottesville Tree Service on June 6, 2026, for specialized tree maintenance services at Campbell Hall. The single-line-item contract, valued at $3,240.00, encompasses pruning and limb work on four trees: two Saw Tooth Oaks, one Pin Oak, and one Kentucky Coffee tree located on the east side of the building. The scope of work includes pruning for building and light clearance, removal of deadwood, limb leveling, and tip reduction over the roadway, with all waste material to be chipped and hauled away by the contractor.

Performance of the contract will take place at the University of Virginia's Campbell Hall facility in Charlottesville, Virginia, with deliverables to be provided to Christopher Brady Ward. While no explicit contract period is specified in the award documentation, the cumulative contract value of $3,240.00 represents the total financial obligation under this procurement. This award reflects a standard state contract mechanism for grounds maintenance services procured by the University of Virginia, a state institution.