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Microsoft Corporation at The University Of Texas Medical Branch

The University Of Texas Medical Branch

Effective:Mar 10, 2025

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Purchase Orders

This contract includes 11 purchase orders from Mar 10, 2025 to Mar 10, 2025

Buyer	Vendor	Issued Date	Quantity
The University Of Texas Medical Branch	Microsoft	Mar 10, 2025	82
The University Of Texas Medical Branch	Microsoft	Mar 10, 2025
The University Of Texas Medical Branch	Microsoft	Mar 10, 2025	480
The University Of Texas Medical Branch	Microsoft	Mar 10, 2025
The University Of Texas Medical Branch	Microsoft	Mar 10, 2025
The University Of Texas Medical Branch	Microsoft	Mar 10, 2025	137

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