Labor to setup cores to existing key and 1 more item

Christopher Newport University in Virginia awarded a contract to Coffeys Lockshop on August 31, 2026, with a total cumulative value of $1,020.00. The prime contractor will deliver hardware and labor services to Matt Dillion at the university's location. The contract encompasses two primary line items: the supply of ten HB Cores at $72.00 per unit, and labor services to set up those cores to existing keys at $30.00 per unit.

The scope of work under this award focuses on lock core replacement and installation services. Coffeys Lockshop will provide ten replacement cores and complete the associated labor required to integrate these cores with the university's existing key systems. The contract represents a straightforward procurement of both materials and installation expertise necessary to maintain the university's physical security infrastructure. No period of performance dates are specified in the available documentation.