Labor to remove, replace, and properly dispose of bad batteries and to return unit to normal… and 3 more items

Christopher Newport University awarded a contract to Tru-Power Corporation on September 30, 2026, with a cumulative value of $4,655.20. The contract, identified as PCO05485254, involves the supply and installation of battery components and associated services in Virginia. The primary deliverable consists of 64 units of UB12220I12V22AHI10(M5)AGMBATTERYUPGNO40582 batteries (substituting for NPX80RFR Gama tronic RM50 units) at a unit price of $49.30 per battery, totaling $3,155.20 in material costs before applicable taxes and additional services.

The contract scope encompasses labor services for the removal, replacement, and proper disposal of defective batteries, along with restoration of units to normal operational status during standard business hours, valued at $1,280.00. Additional contract line items include shipping services at $220.00 and sales tax calculated at six percent of applicable charges. All deliverables are directed to Matt Dillion at Christopher Newport University in Virginia. The contract represents a service and supply engagement focused on battery infrastructure maintenance and renewal.