Ohio University - Regional Campuses Vending Machine Provider & Servicer
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Sep 2, 2026
Sep 11, 2026
Provide vending services to provide food, snacks, and beverages for purchase.
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City
The city where this buyer is located.
Athens
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
26,323
IPEDS ID
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System identifier.
204857
Mascot
University or college mascot.
Bobcats
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
3,711.3
Grad Rate
Graduation rate percentage.
65%
Procurement Hell Score
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38 / 100
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This is a Non-Disclosure and Data Protection Agreement between Ohio University and Instructure, Inc., effective April 26, 2023. It defines 'Confidential Information' and sets forth the Vendor's obligations for its use, safeguarding, and reporting of unauthorized disclosures. The agreement also includes provisions for audits, security breach notification and reimbursement, and outlines terms for termination, data export, and destruction, with confidentiality obligations surviving perpetually. This agreement supplements a Master Services Agreement between the parties.
This document is a Services Order Form (Q-362057-1) from Instructure to Ohio University for Strategic Consulting - Remote Hourly services, totaling USD 67,500.00. The consulting hours are set to expire on June 30, 2024. This order form supersedes the Course Migration item from a previous Services Order Form (Q-306505-2) dated April 27, 2023, and incorporates terms and conditions by reference. The contract was signed by Ohio University on March 29, 2024, and by Instructure on April 2, 2024.
This Order Form details the provision of a Canvas Certified Technical Administrator Certification Bundle and associated support benefit by Instructure to Ohio University. The agreement covers a 12-month period, commencing on July 1, 2023, for a total cost of USD 2,500.00. The contract incorporates Instructure's Master Terms and Conditions.
This Order Form between Transact Campus Inc. and Cleveland State University outlines the terms for products and services. It establishes a five-year service term from March 31, 2021, to March 30, 2026, with annual pricing for various contracted products and a separate order summary for current renewal items. The document integrates with a pre-existing Master Agreement and includes payment terms, early termination clauses, and specific provisions regarding software licenses and cardholder bands.
This document comprises a Workforce Ready Order Form and an accompanying Statement of Work (SoW) between UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group) and Cleveland State University. The contract covers the procurement and implementation of UKG's Workforce Ready applications, including Shortcraving, Account, and Integration Hub, along with setup services. The Order Form specifies an initial term of 60 months, renewable for one year, with services commencing 90 days after the execution date (September 6, 2012) and expiring on September 30, 2021. The SoW details the 'Launch' implementation methodology, outlining project phases, responsibilities for both UKG and the customer, deliverables, training provisions, team structures, and guidelines for service delivery and project completion. Multiple application functionalities, such as Timekeeping, HR, Payroll, and various management modules, are described within the SoW.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Ohio University Main Campus
The board reviewed financial information regarding the university's dormitory system and approved the issuance of Series F Housing and Dining Revenue Bonds. Administrative business included the announcement of personnel changes, including the retirement and appointment of various Deans. The President provided reports on the university's speaker policy, campus development projects, and capital improvements, including federal funding for a new Science Center. The board also approved honorary degrees, established an investment pool, authorized university-sponsored research, and approved several property acquisitions for campus expansion. Additionally, the meeting included the confirmation of parietal rules and room and board rates, and the approval of a lease for the Cline Building.
The board meeting covered several significant items, including the presentation of a long-range campus plan and the appointment of a new member to the Board of Trustees. Key discussions focused on the necessity of a new Convocation Center and the potential location of future dormitory facilities, resulting in the formation of committees to study these issues. Additionally, the board received reports on record freshman enrollment and a proposal to create an educational center under the Federal Economics Opportunity Program. Financial matters were also addressed, specifically the review of the 1965-67 operating budget and the formal resolution authorizing the issuance of Series E Housing and Dining Revenue Bonds to fund new dormitory construction.
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The board discussed key administrative and academic initiatives, including the extension of health benefits to same-sex domestic partners, a report on the Bicentennial campaign's success, and recommendations from the Civic Responsibility Task Force. Significant financial and operational decisions were made, including the authorization of the 2004/2005 operating budget, instructional and residence hall fee adjustments, and the ratification of labor agreements with the AFSCME and FOP unions. The board also approved several capital projects, including renovations at Brasee Hall and Shannon Hall, HVAC improvements at the Ney Center, and construction at the Bush Airport and Russ College of Engineering. Additionally, the board approved a land lease for a local retirement center, the naming of the Richard H. McFarland Avionics Building, and revisions to the student code of conduct.
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