Grind stumps and shrubby area at the UVA Emergency Communications Center, includes: 1) Several…

The University of Virginia awarded a contract to Charlottesville Tree Service on August 1, 2026, for stump grinding and vegetation removal services at the UVA Emergency Communications Center. The contract, identified as A207_PO-0464495, carries a cumulative value of $2,256.00. The work encompasses grinding multiple tree stumps and shrubby vegetation across approximately 450 square feet, including nandina patches near the radio tower, holly stumps at the building's front entrance, and surface-level grinding of yew and barberry stumps. The deliverable contact is Christopher Brady Ward.

This single-task order contract represents a discrete arboricultural service engagement in Virginia. The scope of work is limited to stump removal and site clearing at a specific University of Virginia facility, with all work performed at the Emergency Communications Center location. As a Virginia-based prime contractor award, Charlottesville Tree Service will deliver these grounds maintenance services in support of the university's facilities management operations.