City of Fairfax — municipal rejuvenation contract, VA
The City of Fairfax awarded TriTechnologies its 'Asphalt Rejuvenation Service' term contract (CTR030903) in August 2024 — a competitively bid municipal award, won as low bidder through the Commonwealth's eVA procurement system, with a one-year term.
In August 2024, the City of Fairfax, Virginia — the independent city, distinct from surrounding Fairfax County — awarded TriTechnologies its municipal term contract for “Asphalt Rejuvenation Service” (Contract No. CTR030903, solicited as IFB-72499; Notice of Award, via eVA). The award came through the City’s sealed-bid process, with TriTechnologies selected as low bidder, for a one-year term beginning August 28, 2024.
A municipal term contract is a procurement credential as much as a paving engagement. It means an invitation-for-bid scope, a public bid tabulation, award documentation through the Commonwealth of Virginia’s eVA eProcurement system, and maintenance-of-traffic requirements written into the contract itself. The discipline a city buys that way — VDOT-spec workmanship, documented unit pricing, traffic-control plans — is the same discipline we bring to private lots.
Our municipal clients include the City of Fairfax, and TriTechnologies is a registered eVA vendor with the Commonwealth of Virginia. For city and county public-works buyers, the supporting paperwork — Virginia Class A license #2705144755, eVA registration, references — comes with any bid response.
The award is on the public record — the Notice of Award linked above is served directly from eVA, the Commonwealth’s eProcurement system.
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