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Minnesota Contract User List 2016-2017 Minnesota Contract Usage 2016-2017 MHEC CONTRACTS leverage the potential volume of the region’s purchasing power, while saving entities time and money by simplifying the procurement process and negating the need to conduct a competitive sourcing event. By offering a turnkey solution with the ability to tailor the already negotiated contract to match the entity’s specific needs and2 requirements,0162017 MHEC contracts shift some of the negotiating power back to the entities. Additionally, because of MHEC’s statutory status, many of these contracts can also be adopted for use by K-12 districts and schools, as well as cities, states and local governments. Smaller institutions benefit from these contracts as they allow these institutions to receive some pricing and terms normally reserved for larger institutions. Committee members participate in the negotiations, sharing strategies, and tactics on dealing with specific contractual issues and vendors. ANNUAL HARDWARE CONTRACTS Normandale Community HARDWARE CONTRACTS ISD 256, Red Wing Public Higher Education College K-12 School District REPORTNorth Central University ISD 270, Hopkins Public School Alexandria Technical College Academy of Holy Angels District North Hennepin Community Augsburg College Annunciation School to the MemberCollege States ISD 276, Minnetonka Public Bemidji State University Blake School School District Northwestern Health Sciences Bethany Lutheran College University City Academy ISD 279, Osseo Public School District Bethel University Pine Technical College Community of Peace Academy ISD 281, Robbinsdale Public Ridgewater College Carleton College Guardian Angels Church and School District School Riverland Community College Concordia College ISD 284, Wayzata Public Hope Academy Dakota County Technical Rochester Community and School District Technical College College ISD 11, Anoka-Hennepin Public ISD 294, Houston Public School District Dunwoody College of Saint Paul College School District Technology ISD 16, Spring Lake Park Public South Central Technical ISD 309, Park Rapids Public Schools Gustavus Adolphus College College School District ISD 77, Mankato Public School Hamline University Southwest State University ISD 317, Deer River Public District School District Hennepin Technical College St. Catherine University ISD 85, Springfield Public ISD 347, Willmar Public School Hibbing Community College St. Cloud State University School District District Itasca Community College St. Cloud Technical College ISD 112, Eastern Carver County ISD 361, International Falls Public School Macalester College St. Olaf College School District ISD 116, Pillager Public School University of Minnesota ISD 424, Lester Prairie Public Minneapolis College of Art District and Design School Dist. University of Northwestern St. ISD 192, Farmington Public Paul ISD 441, Marshall County Minnesota State Colleges and School District Universities Central Schools University of St. Thomas ISD 194, Lakeville Public Minnesota State Community ISD 518, Worthington Public Winona State University School District and Technical College School District ISD 204, Kasson-Mantorville Minnesota State University ISD 624, White Bear Lake School District School District Minnesota West Community ISD 252, Cannon Falls Public and Technical College ISD 625, St. Paul Public School School District District 1 MINNESOTA MHEC Contract Usage 2016-2017 ISD 656, Faribault Public School City of Nisswa Olmsted County St. Cloud State University District City of Owatonna Otter Tail County St. Johns University ISD 659, Northfield Public City of Rochester Pelican River St. Paul College School District City of Roseville Ramsey County University of Minnesota ISD 709, Duluth Public School District City of Silver Bay Ramsey-Washington Metro University of Northwestern St. Watershed District Paul ISD 721, New Prague Area City of St. Francis Schools Rochester Public Library University of St. Thomas City of St. Paul ISD 742, St. Cloud Public School Rochester Public Utilities District City of Waconia Roseau County SOFTWARE CONTRACTS ISD 857, Lewiston-Altura Public City of West St. Paul Scott County K-12 School Dist. Clearwater County Southeast Libraries ISD 11, Anoka-Hennepin Public ISD 911, Cambridge-Isanti Cook County Courthouse Public School Dist Cooperating School District Coon Creek Watershed District ISD 2536, Granada Huntley-East Southwest-West Central Service Cooperative Chain Crow Wing County SOFTWARE CONTRACTS Lake Region Christian School Department of Corrections St. Bartholomew Government/Other Department of Health St. Cloud Hospital Nativity of Mary School City of St. Paul Department of Revenue St. Francis De Sales Saint Agnes High School Ramsey County St. Agnes School Department of Transportation St. Joan of Arc Church Great River Regional Library St. Therese St. Mary of the Lake Middle SERVICES CONTRACTS School Guardian Angels Church St. Vincent De Paul Higher Education Voyageurs Expeditionary Headstart Program State of Minnesota School Augsburg College Hennepin County Stearns County Anoka-Ramsey Community Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Three Rivers Park District College HARDWARE CONTRACTS Tree Trust Government/Other Horizon Public Health Central Lakes College Johnson Memorial Health Upper Minnesota Regional Century College Airport Foundation MSP Service Developement Commission Concordia College American Indian OIC, Inc. Koochiching County Wayzata Independent Concordia University Anoka County Kootasca Community Action Wright County Dakota County Technical Blue Earth County Lake of the Woods County College Carver County Lakewood Evangelical SOFTWARE CONTRACTS Hamline University FreeChurch Centennial Student Union Higher Education Hennepin Technical College Lutheran Home Association Chisago County College of St. Scholastica Inver Hills Community College Mayo Foundation Church of St. Michael Itasca Community College Minnesota State Colleges and Metropolitan Airports Universities City of Brooklyn Park Macalester College Commission Minnesota State University City of Crosslake Minneapolis College of Art and Metropolitan Council City of Hastings Design Minnesota West Community Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe and Technical College City of Hugo Minnesota State Colleges and Mille Lacs County Universities Normandale Community City of Inver Grove Heights College Minneapolis Public Housing Minnesota State University City of Lino Lakes North Hennepin Community Minnesota Correction Riverland Community College College City of Mahtomedi Facilities-Faribault and Rochester Community and Shakopee Riverland Community College City of Minneapolis Technical College Minnesota IT Services Rochester Community and City of Mounds View Southwest State University Technical College Minnesota Secretary of State 2 MINNESOTA MHEC Contract Usage 2016-2017 Saint Paul College Cloquet High School Hope Academy Janesville Waldorf-Pemberton Senior High School Southwest State University Columbia Heights High School Humboldt High School John Marshall High School St. Catherine University Como Park High School Hutchinson High School Johnson High School University of Minnesota Concordia Academy International School Minnesota Kasson-Mantorville Area University of Northwestern St. Convent of the Visitation Irondale High School Schools Paul School ISD 11, Anoka-Hennepin Public Kennedy High School Winona State University Coon Rapids Senior High School District School Lake Crystal-Wellcome ISD 14, Fridley Public School Memorial High School Cretin-Derham Hall High District SERVICES CONTRACTS School Lanesboro High School K-12 ISD 138, North Branch Public Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Schools Legacy Christian Academy A.G.A.P.E. Teen Parent Crookston High School ISD 181, Brainerd Public School Mahtomedi High School District Academy of Holy Angels De La Salle High School Mankato Public Schools ISD 192, Farmington Public Albany Area Schools Denfeld High School Maple Grove Senior High School District School Albert Lea High School Denfeld Senior High School ISD 194, Lakeville Public School Maple River High School Alexandria Area High School Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton District Senior High School Medford High School Andover High School ISD 270, Hopkins Public School Apple Valley High School Duluth East High School District Melrose Area High School Austin High School Eagan High School ISD 276, Minnetonka Public Minneapolis South High School School District Becker High School East Grand Forks Senior High Minneapolis Southwest High School ISD 281, Robbinsdale Public School Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa High School District School East Ridge High School Minnehaha Academy ISD 284, Wayzata Public School Benilde-St. Margaret’s School Eastview High School District Minnesota Business Academy Charter School Bethlehem Academy Eden Prairie High School ISD 441, Marshall County Minnesota Connections Edina High School Central Schools Big Lake High School Academy Bigfork School Edison High School ISD 535, Rochester Public School District Minnesota Virtual Academy Elk River Area Senior High Blaine Senior High School Monticello High School School ISD 542, Battle Lake Public Breck School School District Morris Area High School Elk River Public Schools Breckenridge High School ISD 548, Pelican Rapids Public Mound Westonka High School Fair School Downtown School District Buffalo High School Mounds Park Academy Foley High School ISD 624, White Bear Lake Burnsville Alternative High School District Mounds View High School School Gordon Parks High School ISD 656, Faribault Public School New Life Academy Burnsville Senior
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