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 August 8, 2026, for tree maintenance services at Campbell Hall in Virginia. The contract, identified as A207_PO-0446083-V3, carries a cumulative value of $3,240.00. The scope of work encompasses pruning and maintenance of four trees: two Saw Tooth Oaks, one Pin Oak, and one Kentucky Coffee tree. Services include pruning on the east side of Campbell Hall for building and light clearance, removal of deadwood, limb leveling, and tip reduction over the roadway.

The contract requires Charlottesville Tree Service to manage all waste materials generated during the pruning operations, including chipping and hauling away debris. Performance is scheduled at the Campbell Hall location within the University of Virginia's grounds in Charlottesville, Virginia. The line item structure indicates a unit price of $1.00 per unit, with 3,240 units representing the total contract value. No specific contract performance period or annual value breakdown is provided in the available documentation.