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Provide construction manager at risk services for a project which will replace an existing MRI room which will include modifications to the adjacent control (1251) and equipment (1251A) rooms, a total of approx. 1,000sf.
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The Ohio State University is soliciting bids under OSU-260081 to replace underground storage tanks and dispensers at its Transportation and Traffic Management refueling facility. The Bid Express description identifies the work as replacement of three 10,000-gallon underground fuel tanks and associated dispensing infrastructure, with an EDGE Participation Goal of 5%. It is an upcoming construction solicitation—not a grant program—with bids due at the source-listed time of 08/27/2026 06:00 PM UTC.
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The Ohio State University is soliciting bids under OSU-260081 to replace underground storage tanks and dispensers at its Transportation and Traffic Management refueling facility. The Bid Express description identifies the work as replacement of three 10,000-gallon underground fuel tanks and associated dispensing infrastructure, with an EDGE Participation Goal of 5%. It is an upcoming construction solicitation—not a grant program—with bids due at the source-listed time of 08/27/2026 06:00 PM UTC.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Columbus
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
61,443
IPEDS ID
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System identifier.
204796
Mascot
University or college mascot.
Buckeyes
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
35,878.7
Grad Rate
Graduation rate percentage.
88%
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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This document is a renewal notice from Anthology Inc. of NY for various Anthology Engage software and service licenses. The renewal covers a period from September 16, 2024, to September 15, 2025, for a total cost of 22,476.30 USD, detailed across multiple listed products and services.
This document comprises a main Software End User License and Services Agreement from December 1995 between PeopleSoft, Inc. and The Ohio State University, along with three schedules (A, B, and C) and two subsequent amendments. Schedule A details initial HRMS and Financials software licensing for $1,394,700, Schedule B provides options for additional HRMS and Financials modules for $618,450, and Schedule C licenses Public Sector modules for $987,300. The amendments include the addition of Schedule C and a modification to Schedule A to switch HRMS software versions. The agreement covers perpetual licenses, support services, training, and sets forth detailed terms, conditions, and functional requirements.
This contract is a SaaS Services Agreement between Stellic Inc. and The Ohio State University for the Stellic Degree Management Platform, with an initial term of six years, starting on June 30, 2023. It outlines annual subscription fees for the service and includes a comprehensive Data Security and Privacy Addendum, detailing data protection measures, security standards, and auditing requirements.
This Service and Software Agreement outlines the provision of CourseLeaf products and services by Leepfrog Technologies, Inc. to The Ohio State University. The agreement details licensing terms, ownership, service delivery, security protocols, and payment obligations. It specifies an initial term of five years, with options for extensions, and covers various CourseLeaf modules like CIM and CAT, including one-time implementation and annual subscription support fees. Key aspects include data security, confidentiality, indemnification, and accessibility warranties, along with detailed procedures for support services and project implementation.
This Master Agreement, effective December 1, 2024, between Cayuse, LLC and The Ohio State University, outlines the terms for accessing Cayuse's proprietary software solution 'Cayuse Inventions' as a Subscription Service and related Professional Services. The accompanying Order Form details a 36-month contract for the Inventions Subscription and Modernization Services, commencing February 1, 2025, with a total contract value of USD 156,080.00. The agreement also incorporates several addendums covering maintenance, service levels, data security, privacy, and insurance, alongside a Statement of Work outlining the migration of the University's existing Cayuse products to the Cayuse AWS Cloud.
Board meetings and strategic plans from The Ohio State University
The committee held an executive session followed by a public session. Discussion topics included an update on the external audit and a presentation regarding the internal audit plan for the upcoming fiscal year. The committee also took action to approve the proposed internal audit plan for fiscal year 2027.
The committee meeting covered a comprehensive public safety update, focusing on crime prevention strategies, strategic planning, and infrastructure improvements. The committee reviewed several capital projects and approved construction and professional services contracts for university facilities, including the Brain and Spine Hospital, 15th and High Arts Plaza, and various medical center renovations. Additionally, the Board authorized the acquisition of real property at 6515 Pullman Drive and reviewed major project status updates for developments exceeding $20 million.
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The board reviewed reports regarding the Wexner Medical Center's operational and financial status, including the successful opening of the new University Hospital and performance metrics of the College of Medicine. Clinical and research updates were provided for the James Cancer Hospital, focusing on specialized programs and funding initiatives. Financial reports for the medical enterprise were presented, highlighting positive operational performance and budget projections for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the board approved several resolutions concerning professional services and construction contracts, the acquisition of real estate properties in Dublin and Violet Township, an amendment to an economic development agreement, and the ratification of committee appointments.
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