Fontaine Tree Work - Pruning focused on 3/4???-1??? diameter deadwood (all) and specific…

The University of Virginia awarded a contract to Charlottesville Tree Service on June 9, 2026, for specialized arboricultural services valued at $7,211.00. The work encompasses tree pruning and maintenance at the Fontaine location on the University of Virginia campus, specifically along the 250 bypass corridor between Fontaine and the parking garage. The services include deadwood removal (focusing on branches 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter) and elevation/clearance pruning on a total of twelve trees comprising three red oaks, five red maples, one redbud, and three bald cypress specimens, with all resulting waste material to be chipped and hauled away.

Christopher Brady Ward is identified as the delivery contact for this contract award. As a single line item contract with a unit price of $7,211.00, this represents a discrete service delivery with no specified annual value or multi-year cumulative total beyond the stated contract amount, indicating a one-time service engagement. The contract was executed in Virginia and reflects the University of Virginia's investment in campus grounds maintenance and arboricultural stewardship.