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Fiscal Year 2013 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Financial Disclosure Report Response to the Requirements of Public School Code of 1949 Amended by Act 61 of 2008 Section 25, 2004-D (A) – (D) Volume II For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2013 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Financial Disclosure Report Purchase of Services Contracts Purchase of Goods Contracts Notes and Definitions The following tables provide the required disclosures for purchase of services and purchase of goods contracts. The University’s Accounts Payable System does not include data enabling the distinction between purchases of goods and services. Thus, a single schedule is provided that includes both goods and services. Purchases are categorized in the University’s Accounts Payable System in one of the following categories: Facility Alterations Facility Operating Costs Insurance Library Acquisitions Mail Printing/Publishing Professional Memberships Professional Services Purchases for Resale Routine Maintenance Space Rental Supplies/Equipment Telephone Utilities Each entry provides the category into which the purchase falls, the name and address of the vendor, and the amount of purchase. There is no more than one entry per vendor for a single category within a responsibility center. Disclosures for defined projects or programs are included in the disclosure for the units in which they are administered. Purchases of goods and services in the Disclosure Report include those which equal or exceed $1,000 for each vendor from Operating, Auxiliary, and Non-Auxiliary funding sources. UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Financial Disclosure Report Volume II Purchase of Services Contracts Purchase of Goods Contracts Table of Contents Associate Vice Chancellor, Human Resources ........................................................................ 1 Athletics ................................................................................................................................... 4 Bradford Campus ................................................................................................................... 34 Business Affairs ..................................................................................................................... 59 Business Operations .............................................................................................................. 60 Chancellor ............................................................................................................................ 107 Chief Financial Officer .......................................................................................................... 124 College of General Studies ................................................................................................. 133 Computing Services and System Development.................................................................... 134 Dental Medicine .................................................................................................................. 146 Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences .................................................................................. 165 Education ............................................................................................................................ 199 Education - University Service Program ............................................................................... 207 Executive Vice Chancellor ................................................................................................... 208 Facilities Management ........................................................................................................ 211 General Counsel .................................................................................................................. 238 General University .............................................................................................................. 241 Greensburg Campus ............................................................................................................ 242 Graduate School of Public Health ........................................................................................ 259 Graduate School of Public and International Affairs ............................................................. 264 Honors College .................................................................................................................... 267 Information Sciences ........................................................................................................... 268 Johnstown Campus ............................................................................................................. 270 Katz Graduate School of Business ....................................................................................... 295 Law ..................................................................................................................................... 307 Libraries ............................................................................................................................... 312 Learning Research and Development Center ..................................................................... 326 Medicine ............................................................................................................................. 329 Table of Contents Nursing ............................................................................................................................... 363 Pittsburgh Cancer Institute ................................................................................................... 369 Pharmacy ............................................................................................................................ 383 Provost ................................................................................................................................ 387 Secretary of the Board of Trustees ....................................................................................... 401 Health and Rehabilitation Sciences ...................................................................................... 403 Social Work ......................................................................................................................... 411 SOM Division Administration ............................................................................................... 413 Student Affairs ..................................................................................................................... 439 Senior Vice Chancellor, Health Sciences ............................................................................. 446 Swanson School of Engineering .......................................................................................... 452 Titusville Campus ................................................................................................................. 465 University Center for International Studies ........................................................................... 467 University Center for Social and Urban Research ................................................................ 469 Vice Chancellor, Institutional Advancement ........................................................................ 470 Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic ............................................................................... 474 University of Pittsburgh Assoc VC Human Resources Facility Alterations SHAW CONTRACT FLOORING Vendor Number: 117552 $2,328 PO BOX 402143 MAIL DROP 265 ATLANTA, GA 30384-2143 Professional Memberships CUPA-HR Vendor Number: 245696 $2,300 PO BOX 75282 BALTIMORE, MD 21275-5282 PITTSBURGH BUSINESS GROUP ON HEALTH Vendor Number: 149144 $1,800 1139 MAPLEWOOD AVE LAURA WICKER AMBRIDGE, PA 15003 Professional Services ACADEMIC HEALTHPLANS INC Vendor Number: 406782 $24,100 1005 GLADE ROAD COLLEYVILLE, TX 76034-1605 AYCO COMPANY LP Vendor Number: 180306 $6,259 PO BOX 3182 BUFFALO, NY 14240 B ROSE LLC Vendor Number: 269945 $1,960 200 DINSMORE AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA 15205 BUCHANAN INGERSOLL & ROONEY PC Vendor Number: 367591 $26,025 301 GRANT ST, 20TH FLOOR ONE OXFORD CENT PITTSBURGH, PA 15219-1410 BUCK CONSULTANTS LLC Vendor Number: 116852 $477,737 PO BOX 93341 CHICAGO, IL 60673-3341 COX MATTHEWS & ASSOCIATES INC Vendor Number: 230392 $2,340 10520 WARWICK AVE SUITE B-8 FAIRFAX, VA 22030-3136 DICE HOLDINGS, INC Vendor Number: 456834 $6,444 4939 COLLECTIONS CENTER DRIVE CHICAGO, IL 60693 FRANCKIEWICZ, MATTHEW M Vendor Number: 269689 $1,200 902 LINCOLN HWY N VERSAILLE, PA 15137 HAWLEY CONSULTING GROUP Vendor Number: 246436 $127,500 4284 WILLIAM FLYNN HIGHWAY CASTLE TOWN ALLISON PARK, PA 15101 KATHY L HESS & ASSOCIATES Vendor Number: 300571 $2,103 1725 WASHINGTON ROAD SUITE 305 PITTSBURGH, PA 15241-1207 LEECH TISHMAN FUSCALDO & LAMPL LLC Vendor Number: 356737 $18,279 525 WILLIAM PENN PLACE 30TH FL PITTSBURGH, PA 15219 LITTLER MENDELSON, P.C. Vendor Number: 255742 $102,111 PENNSYLVANIA 2001 EMPLOYER DOMINION TO PITTSBURGH, PA 15222-3110 Page 1 University of Pittsburgh Assoc VC Human Resources Professional Services MONSTER.COM Vendor Number: 238877 $10,648 PO BOX 416803 BOSTON, MA 02241-6803 PEOPLEADMIN INC Vendor Number: 318045 $3,500 800 CONGRESS SUITE 1800 AUSTIN, TX 78701-2430 RHOADES & OWEN, LLC Vendor Number: 321543 $59,732 330 GRANT STREET GRANT BLDG SUITE 1030 PITTSBURGH, PA 15219 SIBSON CONSULTING Vendor Number: 513020 $11,500 333 WEST 34TH ST NEW YORK, NY 10001-2402 WALMSLEY, RICHARD P Vendor Number: 414717 $2,210 P O BOX
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