Law School Tree Work - Apply our root zone conditioning to root zone of the 8x elm trees in… and 1 more item

Charlottesville Tree Service has been awarded a contract by the University of Virginia with a cumulative value of $2,829.00. The contract, identified as A207_PO-0474692, was awarded on August 29, 2026, and encompasses specialized arboricultural services at two distinct locations on the University's Charlottesville campus. The services are to be delivered to Christopher Brady Ward and include root zone conditioning and tree pruning work designed to maintain the health and aesthetic qualities of the University's landscape.

The contract deliverables consist of two primary line items: root zone conditioning treatment applied to eight elm trees located in the Law School parking lot, encompassing approximately 2,000 square feet of root zone area (valued at $600.00), and selective pruning of six sycamore trees at the northwest ticket entrance at Scott Stadium, including removal and disposal of all resulting waste material (valued at $2,229.00). These services represent maintenance and remedial arboricultural work rather than capital improvement or new planting initiatives.