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Michigan Contract Usage 2017-2018 Michigan Contract Usage 2017-2018 MHEC CONTRACTS leverage the potential volume of institutions. Additionally, because of MHEC’s statutory the region’s purchasing power while saving institutions status, many of these contracts can also be adopted time and money by simplifying the procurement process. for use by K-12 districts and schools, as well as cities, The2 contracts0162017 provide competitive solutions established states, and local governments. Smaller institutions in accordance with public procurement laws thereby benefit from these contracts as they allow these negating the institution’s need to conduct a competitive institutions to negotiate from the same pricing and terms sourcing event. By offering a turnkey solution with the normally reserved for larger institutions. MHEC relies on ability to tailor the already negotiated contract to match institutional experts to participate in the negotiations, ANNUAL the institution’s specific needs and requirements, MHEC sharing strategies and tactics on dealing with specific contractsREPORT shift some of the negotiating power back to the contractual issues and vendors. HARDWARE CONTRACTS Grand Valley State University Oakland University Almont Community Schools Higher to theEducation MemberHillsdale College States Olivet College Anchor Bay School District Adrian College Jackson Community College Puritan Reformed Theological Ann Arbor Public Schools Seminary Albion College Kalamazoo College Athens Area Schools Saginaw Valley State Alma College Kalamazoo Valley Community Bark River-Harris School University College District Alpena Community College Schoolcraft College Kellogg Community College Barry Intermediate School Andrews University Siena Heights University District Kirtland Community College Aquinas College Southwestern Michigan Bedford Public Schools Lake Michigan College Baker College College Berkley School District Lake Superior State University Bay College Spring Arbor University Birmingham Public Schools Macomb Community College Bay Mills Community College University of Detroit Mercy Bloomfield Hills Public Madonna University Calvin College University of Michigan Schools Michigan State University Central Michigan University Walsh College Bloomfield Hills Schools Michigan Tech District Cleary University Washtenaw Community Monroe County Community College Brandywine Public Schools College for Creative Studies College Wayne County Community Brighton Area Schools Cornerstone University Montcalm Community College College District Brimley Area Schools Davenport University Mott Community College Wayne State University Cadillac Area Public Schools Delta College Muskegon Community College West Shore Community Calhoun Intermediate School Eastern Michigan University College North Central Michigan Carman-Ainsworth Community College Western Michigan University Ferris State University Schools Northwestern Michigan Finlandia University Chatfield School College HARDWARE CONTRACTS Gogebic Community College Cheboygan School District Northwood University K-12 Grand Rapids Community Chippewa Valley Schools Oakland Community College College Algonac Community Schools 1 MICHIGAN MHEC Contract Usage 2017-2018 City of Detroit - Public Library Henry Ford Academy Niles Community Schools Southfield Public Schools Clare Public Schools Henry Ford Learning Institute Northport School Southgate Community School District Clawson Public Schools Hillel Day School Northview Public Schools Spring Lake Public Schools Coleman Community Schools Holt Public Schools Novi Community School District Sturgis Public Schools Coloma Community Schools Hope Academy Oakland Schools Three Rivers Community Columbia School District Howell Public Schools Schools Olivet Community School Concord Academy Petoskey Hudson Area Schools District Traverse City Area Public Constantine Public Schools Huron School District Schools Orchard View Schools Covenant Christian High School Ingham Intermediate School Troy School District Ottawa Area Independent District Crawford Ausable School School District Tuscola Intermediate School District Ionia County Intermediate District Owosso Public Schools School District Crestwood School District University Yes Academy Palmer Park Preparatory Jackson County Intermediate Croswell-Lexington Community Academy Utica Community Schools School District Schools Pansophia Academy Van Buren Public Schools Jackson Public Schools Dansville Schools Parkway Christian School Washtenaw Public Schools Jonesville Community Schools Dearborn Academy Pennfield Schools Waterford Kettering High Kearsley Community Schools Dearborn Public Schools School Pickford Public Schools Kenowa Hills Public Schools Delta-Schoolcraft Intermediate Waterford Mott High School Pierce Middle School School District Lake City Area Schools Waterford School District Port Huron Area School District Detroit Public Schools Lake Michigan Academy Watersmeet Township School Portage Public Schools Dewitt Public Schools Lake Orion Community Schools District Portland Public Schools Dundee Community Schools Lakeview Public Schools Waverly Community Schools PrepNet Schools Eastern Upper Peninsula Lansing Public School District Wayne-Westland Community Intermediate School District Ravenna Public Schools School Lawrence Public Schools Engadine Consolidated Schools Riverview Community High West Iron County Schools Lenawee Intermediate School School Forest Hills Public Schools District West Shore Educational Rochester Community Schools Service Fraser Public Schools Leslie Public Schools Romulus Community Schools Wexford-Missaukee Fremont Public Schools Lighthouse Academy Intermediate School District Ross Medical Education Center Garden City Public Schools Linden Community Schools White Cloud Public Schools Saint Johns Public Schools Gaylord Community Schools Ludington Area Schools White Pigeon Community Saint Joseph County Genesee Intermediate School Lutheran High School School District Intermediate School District District Association Woodland Park Academy Saint Mary’s School Gibraltar School District Melvindale-Northern Allen Wyandotte School District Park Public Schools Saint Matthew Church and Gobles Public Schools School Memphis Community Schools Godwin Heights Public Schools Saint Paul Lutheran School HARDWARE CONTRACTS Mendon Community School Gogebic-Ontonagon District Saint Thecla Catholic School Government/Other Intermediate School Menominee Area Public Sanilac Intermediate School Ada Township Grand Rapids Public Schools Schools District Alcona County Greenhills School Midland County Independent Sault Sainte Marie Public Alcona Health Center Grosse Pointe Public Schools School District Schools Ann Arbor Area Transportation Gwinn Area Community Monroe Public Schools Schoolcraft Community Library Authority Schools New Morning School Schoolcraft Township Antrim County Hamtramck Public School Newaygo Public Schools South Haven Public Schools District Antrim County - Purchasing 2 MICHIGAN MHEC Contract Usage 2017-2018 Armada Village City of Alpena City of Holland - Board of City of Southfield Public Works Au Sable Valley Community City of Ann Arbor City of Southfield - Police Mental Health City of Kalamazoo - Public Department City of Auburn Hills Safety Barry County City of Sterling Heights City of Battle Creek City of Kentwood Bay County City of Sturgis City of Bay City City of Laingsburg Bay County - Department of City of Taylor City of Belleville Water and Sewer City of Lake Angelus - Police City of Taylor - Police City of Berkley Department Bay County - Medical Care Department City of Birmingham - Police City of Lansing Bell Isle Conservatory City of Three Rivers City of Bloomfield Hills City of Lansing - Board of Berrien County City of Traverse City Water and Light City of Center Line Blendon Township City of Traverse City - Police City of Lansing - Information City of Charlevoix Department Bloomfield Township Technology City of Clawson - Police City of Utica Blue Lake Township City of Lincoln Park Department City of Walled Lake - Police Boston Township City of Livonia City of Coldwater Department Branch County City of Livonia - Police City of Warren City of Coldwater - Public Department Bridgman Michigan Utilities City of Warren - Police City of Lowell Brighton Area Fire Department City of Dearborn Department City of Mackinac Island Bruce Township City of Detroit - Water and City of Westland Sewerage Department City of Mackinac Island - Police City of Westland - Police Bullard Sanford Memorial Department Library City of Durand Department City of Madison Heights Byron-Gaines Utility Authority City of East Lansing City of Wyoming City of Marine City - Police City of Ypsilanti - Police Cadillac-Wexford Transit City of Ecorse Department Authority Department City of Escanaba City of Marysville Calhoun County Clare-Gladwin Regional City of Fenton City of Monroe Education Service District Canton Township City of Flint City of Mount Pleasant Clement Township Canton Township - Public City of Fraser Library City of Muskegon Clinton County City of Galesburg Canton Township - 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