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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
Professional design services and construction services in support of replacing an existing Siemens Magnetom Avanto 1.5T MRI system with a new owner-furnished Siemens MAGNETOM Sola 1.5T MRI.
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City
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Dallas
Enrollment
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2,549
IPEDS ID
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System identifier.
228635
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
9,598
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58 / 100
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This document is a contract package for software and support services provided by D2L Ltd. to the University of Texas Southwestern. It comprises an initial 3-year Order Form (Q-78693R) for Brightspace Core with Creator+ and Course Merchant services, two associated Purchase Orders for the first year of each order, and a second 2-year Order Form (Q-78717) that explicitly extends the initial agreement with additional Brightspace Core and support services. The contract's effective dates span from December 14, 2025, to December 13, 2028. T&Cs are provided.
This document compiles several addenda to a Subscription Agreement between InfoReady Corporation and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW) for InfoReady Review services, ranging from July 2020 to June 2026. It includes renewals for Silver and Gold license levels, with add-ons like General Template and Template bundles. Key financial figures across these addenda include annual renewals of $16,500 (2020-2021), $18,500 (2022-2023), $20,200 (2023-2024), and $25,400 (2025-2026), plus a prorated upgrade cost of $3,791.67 in February 2024 for a Gold license. The document also contains general service level and pricing information for 2025.
This document details multiple agreements between Huron and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW) concerning software licenses, maintenance renewals, software upgrades, and the implementation and provisioning of Huron's Research Suite (HRS) solution. It includes an annual maintenance renewal quote for FY2025-2026 ($68,901.99), a license schedule from June 2024 ($23,270 license upgrade, $60,036 annual maintenance), and a software addendum from July 2011 ($366,000 perpetual license, $61,000 initial maintenance). Additionally, it includes an Implementation Statement of Work (SOW) effective November 20, 2024, with estimated professional fees of $744,920 for a term not exceeding five years, and a Provisioning Statement of Work (SOW) effective November 20, 2024, for a five-year SaaS subscription with annual fees totaling over $2 million.
This document encompasses a Master Services and Software Agreement governing the relationship between Blackbaud, Inc. and UT Southwestern Medical Center, along with several associated purchasing and renewal agreements. It details an initial purchase of Raiser's Edge software, services, subscriptions, and maintenance from 2013 (ATP ID 553979 and PO 2000195441). The agreement framework was later amended effective November 30, 2022, referencing a Master Agreement (UTSW Contract FY2018-1769) effective September 1, 2018. Subsequent sections include various renewal order forms for subscriptions and maintenance, with effective dates in 2023 and 2024, extending services through July 2026. The contract covers software licenses, implementation services, data enrichment, annual maintenance, and hosted solutions.
This document outlines a Main Services Agreement (MSA) and an associated Order Form (Q-08160658) between Salesforce, Inc. and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center DEV Office. The agreement, with an MSA effective date of January 17, 2024, and an Order Form contract start date of January 24, 2024, covers various Salesforce cloud services including Sales Cloud, Government Cloud Plus, CRM Analytics Plus, Salesforce Shield, and Customer Community logins, for a term until January 23, 2027, with a total cost of $485,442.00. It includes HIPAA and FERPA addenda, and details terms for service provision, data protection, fees, and intellectual property.
Board meetings and strategic plans from University Of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
The event was a Black History Month Celebration featuring music from the Big Easy Brass Band, followed by a keynote address from faculty member Dr. Roma Johnson. Dr. Johnson's lecture connected the infrastructure and survival programs established by the Black Panther Party (such as free breakfast for children and community clinics) to modern principles of quality improvement and community health intervention. He discussed how these historical efforts addressed systemic failures, like those concerning sickle cell disease, by creating data and visibility where established systems failed. The discussion framed quality improvement as conscious engagement within constraints, emphasizing that the means of delivering care are inseparable from the outcomes and culture created.
The program, jointly sponsored by three University of Texas Systems institutions in the Metroplex, addressed the status of COVID-19 in its third year, focusing on variants, vaccines, and answering audience questions. Discussions included an overview of current pandemic data in North Texas, noting a significant decline in new and active cases following the Omicron peak, and detailing hospitalization capacity metrics. A key medical perspective covered the global nature of the pandemic, the impact of the Omicron wave on healthcare systems, and the importance of genomic surveillance. Panelists emphasized that despite variants, vaccines remain a critical and effective tool for preventing severe disease, hospitalization, and death, noting that booster doses are crucial for cross-protection quality. Information sources for trusted data, such as local public health officials, CDC, and UT Southwestern research, were recommended over sensationalized media.
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The document details the annual Match Day event for fourth-year medical students, where they discover their residency placements. Key discussion points expressed by students include the excitement of the event, the quality of institutions matched into, receiving mentorship and support from deans, advisors, peers, and family, and looking forward to the next chapters of their careers in various specialties and locations such as the University of Miami, UT Southwestern, Northwestern, and Emory. A concluding statement expressed pride in the class of 2025's accomplishments and wished them well in serving the community.
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