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PURCHASE SUMMARY -- May 21, 2009 PURCHASE SUMMARY -- May 21, 2009 Item Board $ Length of Commodity/Service Number of Responsive Low Bid Vendor Campus/Requesting Department Number Commitment Commitment Professional Service Bids Sole Source Selected S.J. Smith Co., Inc., 1 $306,000 est. 12 month contract helium gas UIUC/ Department of Physics 4 yes Urbana, IL S.J. Smith Co., Inc., UIUC/ Various Campus 2 $373,644 est. 12 month contract bulk liquid nitrogen 4yes Urbana, IL Departments 12 month contract with three, one Club Quarters, UIUC/ Business School Executive 3 $403,592 est. hotel accommodations 2n/a year renewal Chicago, IL MBA Program options UIUC/ Institute for Genomic genomic DNA sequencing Roche Diagnostics 4 $1,500,000 est. 12 month contract Biology/Roy J. Carver sole source n/a kits Corp., Indianapolis, IN Biotechnology Center UIUC/ Institute for Genomic genome analyzer system Illumina Inc., 5 $500,000 est. 12 month contract Biology/Roy J. Carver sole source n/a reagents San Diego, CA BiotechnologyBiotechnology CenteCenterr UIUC/ Institute for Genomic Illumina Inc., 6 $500,000 est. 12 month contract beadstation kits/reagents Biology/Roy J. Carver sole source n/a San Diego, CA Biotechnology Center Kapteyn-Murnane UIUC/ Electrical and Computer 7 $407,208 one time purchase femtosecond laser system Laboratories, Inc., sole source n/a Engineering Boulder, CO multibeam echo sounder RESON Inc., 8 $414,598 one time purchase UIUC/ Department of Geology sole source n/a system Goleta, CA 24 month contract Champaign County rental of tents and UIUC/ Various Campus 9 $500,000 est. with one, two year Tent & Awning Co., 3n/a associated equipment Departments renewal options Urbana, IL picture archive SourceOne Healthcare communication system and UIUC/ McKinley Student Health 10 $245,899 est. one time purchase Technologies, 3n/a computed radiography Center Mentor, OH system 1 PURCHASE SUMMARY -- May 21, 2009 Item Board $ Length of Commodity/Service Number of Responsive Low Bid Vendor Campus/Requesting Department Number Commitment Commitment Professional Service Bids Sole Source Selected Gus Berthold Electric 11 $913,152 est. one time purchase power distribution panels UIUC/ Facilities & Services 4 n/a Co., Chicago, IL 36 month contract lead free gasoline with 10% Tri Star Marketing, Inc., 12 $1,550,430 est. with two, one year UIUC/ Facilities & Services 2 yes ethanol Champaign, IL renewal options 3 month contract accommodations for Bromley Hall, UIUC/ Division of Intercollegiate 13 $662,417 est. with three, summer 2yes summer sport camps Champaign, IL Athletics (DIA) renewal options 36 month contract Salem Media of Illinois, UIUC/ Department of 14 $1,100,170 est. with one, two year radio broadcast rights LLC, 3n/a Intercollegiate Athletics (DIA) renewal option Elk Grove Village, IL 12 month contract Peoria Charter Coach UIUC/ Department of 15 $250,000 est. with four, one year charter bus service 2n/a Co., Peoria, IL Intercollegiate Athletics (DIA) renewal options Hoist Sales & Services, UIUC/ Department of 16 $1,184,998 est. one time purchase hoist system 1yes Inc., Sarasota, FL Intercollegiate Athletics (DIA) 12 month contract access network switching UIUC/ Campus Information Novanis, 17 $2,500,000 est. with two, one year equipment & service Technologies and Educational 7n/a Springfield, IL renewal options maintenance Services (CITES) CarboMedics, Inc., 18 $400,000 est. 24 month contract bi-leaflet heart valves UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a Austin, TX Ethicon, a Johnson & accessories for harmonic 19 $800,000 est. 24 month contract Johnson Company, UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a scalpel Piscataway, NJ 2 PURCHASE SUMMARY -- May 21, 2009 Item Board $ Length of Commodity/Service Number of Responsive Low Bid Vendor Campus/Requesting Department Number Commitment Commitment Professional Service Bids Sole Source Selected ear implants & prosthesis Cochlear Americas, 20 $660,000 est. 24 month contract UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a attachment system Englewood, CO supplies for alcon phaco Alcon Laboratories, 21 $1,100,000 est. 24 month contract UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a machine Inc., Fort Worth, TX Advanced implantable neurological Neuromodulation 22 $1,000,000 est. 24 month contract UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a pain pumps Systems Inc., Minneapolis, MN implantable Medtronic Neurological 23 $1,200,000 est. 24 month contract neurostimulation tremor UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a Inc., Minneapolis, MN control systems Allergan Sales LLC, 24 $700,000$, est. 24 month contract surgicalgp laparotomy y bands UIC/ Hospitalpg Surgical Services sole source n/a IrvineIrvine, CA Biomet Inc., 25 $660,000 est. 24 month contract neurological plating systems UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a South Bend, IN Karl Livinger Surgical 26 $400,000 est. 24 month contract implantable devices Martin, LP, UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a Jacksonville, FL Boston Scientific 27 $400,000 est. 24 month contract cylinder stimulator systems Neuromodulation, UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a Natick, MA supplies for da vinci surgical Intuitive Surgical Inc., 28 $1,600,000 est. 24 month contract UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a robot system Mountain View, CA 3 PURCHASE SUMMARY -- May 21, 2009 Item Board $ Length of Commodity/Service Number of Responsive Low Bid Vendor Campus/Requesting Department Number Commitment Commitment Professional Service Bids Sole Source Selected W.L. Gore & interventional vascular 29 $830,000 est. 24 month contract Associates, UIC/ Hospital Surgical Services sole source n/a products Tempe, AZ 12 month contract Tyco Healthcare Group with three, one UIC/ Hospital Material 30 $250,771 est. medical syringes LP/ Covidien, 6yes year renewal Management Mansfield, MA options AngioDynamics Inc., UIC/ Hospital Material 31 $660,000 est. 24 month contract hemodialysis catheters sole source n/a Queensbury, NY Management UIC/ Hospital/Pathology quantiferon TB gold in-tube Cellestis, Inc., Valencia, 32 $1,200,000 est. 36 month contract Laboratories - Microbiology sole source n/a assay CA Laboratories reagents & supplies for Roche Diagnostics, UIC/ Hospital/ Pathology 33 $2,850,000 est. 36 month contract sole source n/a testtestinging CoCorprp..,, InIndianapolisdianapolis,, IN LLaboratoriesaboratories-M Molecularolecular PPathologyathology UIC/ Biopharmaceutical Sciences- liquid chromatography/mass Agilent Technologies, 34 $248,107 one time purchase Animal Forensic Toxicology sole source n/a spectrometer Wilmington, DE Laboratory maintenance for automated Beckman Coulter Inc., UIC/ Clinical Engineering-Medical 35 $219,584 12 month contract sole source n/a laboratory system Miami, FL Center purified nitric oxide INO Therapeutics Inc., 36 $900,000 est. 36 month contract therapeutic delivery UIC/ Hospital Pharmacy Services sole source n/a Clinton, NJ systems 24 month contract with three, one Nebo Systems Inc., UIC/ Medical Center/Patient 37 $799,800 est. electronic billing system 4n/a year renewal Oakbrook Terrace, IL Accounts options 4 PURCHASE SUMMARY -- May 21, 2009 Item Board $ Length of Commodity/Service Number of Responsive Low Bid Vendor Campus/Requesting Department Number Commitment Commitment Professional Service Bids Sole Source Selected 24 month contract printing and distribution of with three, one patient billing statements McKesson Corporation, UIC/ Medical Center/Patient 38 $938,000 est. 5n/a year renewal and an online patient billing Alpharetta, GA Accounts options portal 48 month contract with one, twelve administrative & Apex Healthcare, Inc., UIC/ Office of Campus Care and 39 $6,716,384 est. 3n/a month renewal management services Bolingbrook, IL Office of Managed Care option Midwest Applied air handling units and a 40 $582,800 one time purchase Solutions, Inc., UIC/ Office for Capital Programs 1 yes chiller with condenser Oak Brook, IL 36 month contract audio visual podia, Nomad Technologies, UIC/ Academic Computing and 41 $1,413,576 est. with one, two year maintenance and training 1yes Eden Prairie, MN Communication Center (ACCC) renewal option services Astra TechTech,, 42 $687, 500 estest. 24 monthmonth contractcontract dentaldental accessoriesaccessories UIC/ C Collegeollege ofof DentistryDentistrysole sole source n/a n/a Philadelphia, PA deltaV digital control Novaspect, Inc., 43 $400,000 est. 12 month contract UA/ Utilities Administration sole source n/a systems Elk Grove Village, IL 12 month contract Petroleum Traders 44 $1,385,000 est. with two, one year no. 2 Fuel Oil UA/ Utilities Administration 2 yes Corp., Fort Wayne, IN renewal options parts for replacement and/or Detroit Stoker Co., 45 $275,000 est. one time purchase repair of coal feeders and UA/ Utilities Administration sole source n/a Monroe, MI grates 12 month contract Wood Group Field repair & rebuilding of 46 $870,111 est. with four, one year Services, Inc., UA/ Utilities Administration 3 n/a rotating electrical equipment renewal options Fridley, MN 24 month contract UA/ Office of Business and Federal Companies, 47 $750,000 est. with two, one year relocation services Financial Services/Purchasing 10 n/a Champaign, IL renewal options Division 5 PURCHASE SUMMARY -- May 21, 2009 Item Board $ Length of Commodity/Service Number of Responsive Low Bid Vendor Campus/Requesting Department Number Commitment Commitment Professional Service Bids Sole Source Selected oracle RAC site license and Oracle USA, Inc., UA/ Administrative Information 48 $1,125,829 est.
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