Chapel Tree Work - Cleanup downed sycamore limbs and prune broken stubs to create clean cuts… and 2 more items

Charlottesville Tree Service has been awarded contract A207_PO-0451902 by the University of Virginia, effective June 25, 2026, with a cumulative contract value of $9,574.00. The contract encompasses three distinct tree maintenance and removal projects across the University of Virginia's Charlottesville campus. Services include cleanup and pruning work at the McCormick Chapel ($1,224.00), deadwood removal from multiple oak trees along McCormick Road near Gilmer Hall ($8,214.00), and removal of a downed tree with root ball extraction along Jefferson Park Avenue in front of the Emily Couric Building ($136.00). All work includes chipping and removal of waste materials.

Deliverables are directed to Christopher Brady Ward and encompass arboricultural services performed at multiple locations within the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville, Virginia. The contract scope addresses tree maintenance needs across campus infrastructure, including specimen trees adjacent to academic buildings and designated outdoor corridors. No specific period of performance beyond the award date has been identified in the contract documentation provided.