Handheld Tube Brush Sett Low-Scratch Nylon Bristles, 6 Pieces and 2 more items

State & local contract award Virginia Awarded

Contract number
A207_PO-0487603
Awardee
McMaster-Carr Supply Co
Contracting organization
University of Virginia
Cumulative value
$97.06

About this award

The University of Virginia awarded purchase order A207_PO-0487603 to McMaster-Carr Supply Co on October 3, 2026. The contract, valued at $97.00, covers the procurement and delivery of three distinct tube brush sets to Margot Tabb Miller. The line items include a six-piece handheld tube brush set with low-scratch nylon bristles ($38.49), an eight-piece low-scratch tube brush set with handle ($36.47), and a four-piece tube brush set with handle ($22.10). All items are designated for delivery to the named recipient at the University of Virginia in Virginia.

This procurement represents a routine supplies purchase by the state institution. McMaster-Carr Supply Co, serving as the prime contractor, provided three units of cleaning and maintenance equipment at unit prices totaling $97.06. The relatively modest contract value and material specifications indicate this is an operational supply requisition supporting the University of Virginia's general maintenance or laboratory operations.

Line items

Item Total
Handheld Tube Brush Sett Low-Scratch Nylon Bristles, 6 Pieces 1 Each × $38.49 $38.49
Low-Scratch Tube Brush Set with Handle Nylon Bristles, 8 Pieces 1 Each × $36.47 $36.47
4 Piece Tube Brush Set with Handle 1 Each × $22.10 $22.10

Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .

Quick answers

Who was awarded contract A207_PO-0487603?

Contract A207_PO-0487603 was awarded to McMaster-Carr Supply Co by University of Virginia on October 3, 2026.

How much is contract A207_PO-0487603 worth?

Its cumulative value is $97.06.

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