Weld-Discharge Auger and 15 more items

Longwood University, a Virginia contracting organization, awarded contract PO05331995-V2 to Laidig Systems Inc on August 6, 2026, for a cumulative value of $20,340.03. The contract encompasses the procurement and delivery of specialized equipment components and assembly items to Jennifer Sheeler. The primary deliverables include a weld-discharge auger ($8,310.29), various bearing assemblies, drive shafts, roller rings, and a worm gear assembly ($1,042.93), along with associated fastening hardware including plow bolts, nuts, and auger knife sets. The contract also includes freight charges totaling $1,768.73 for shipping and replacement item delivery.

The line items indicate a structured acquisition of replacement and component parts, likely for maintenance or repair of industrial equipment. The inclusion of a credit line for a returned left-hand machined gear-worm and subsequent procurement of a replacement worm assembly (S243/CS210) suggests this contract addressed equipment servicing requirements. All materials are designated for delivery to Jennifer Sheeler at Longwood University in Virginia. The specific technical specifications of the components—including bearing flange sizes, bolt grades, and shaft configurations—indicate the acquisition of parts for specialized industrial machinery, consistent with auger and conveyor system maintenance or reconstruction.