T Actuator Valve Application Damper Signal Type On/Off Rated Torque 30 in-lb Input Voltage 120V AC…
State & local contract award Virginia Awarded
- Contract number
- A207_PO-0460231
- Awardee
- W W Grainger Inc
- Contracting organization
- University of Virginia
- Cumulative value
- $710.40
About this award
The University of Virginia awarded a contract to W W Grainger Inc. on July 21, 2026, for the procurement of specialized building automation system components. The contract, identified as A207_PO-0460231, carries a cumulative value of $710 and involves the delivery of two thermostat actuator valve application damper units to Kevin Scott Henderson at the contracting organization.
The line item specifies equipment designed for integration with building automation systems, featuring on/off signal type operation with a rated torque of 30 inch-pounds. Each unit operates on 120V alternating current, utilizes single pole double throw electrical contact configuration, and requires hardwired electrical connection. The unit price for each component is $355.20. The contract was executed in Virginia; however, specific county and performance location information beyond the delivery recipient designation is not provided in the available documentation.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| T Actuator Valve Application Damper Signal Type On/Off Rated Torque 30 in-lb Input Voltage 120V AC Contact Form SPDT Electrical Connection Type Hardwired For Use With Building Automation Systems Building Automation System Compatible NEMA Ratin | $710.40 |
Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .
Quick answers
Who was awarded contract A207_PO-0460231?
Contract A207_PO-0460231 was awarded to W W Grainger Inc by University of Virginia on July 21, 2026.
How much is contract A207_PO-0460231 worth?
Its cumulative value is $710.40.
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