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07/29/2013 UAMS Open Checkbook 1 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS PERIOD: 07/01/2012 THROUGH 06/30/2013 VENDOR VENDOR # AMOUNT PAID CHRIS GAMBLE 50545 $1,350.00 1138 INC 1009694 $7,575.00 21ST CENTURY BIOCHEMICALS INC 35429 $5,658.43 2M MEDICAL SOLUTIONS LLC 34709 $600.00 2XL CORPORATION 32288 $2,771.55 360 THERAPEUTICS INC 51352 $673.94 3D IMAGING DRUG DESIGN & DEVELOPMEN 40897 $10,600.00 3M 45690 $255,045.54 3M 50703 $1,000.00 3M HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 26709 $11,347.62 3M HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC 44665 $126.43 3M UNITEK 49506 $41.11 4 IMPRINT 32890 $11,945.07 A & A OPTICAL 33587 $899.98 A & B FLORIST SUPPLY CO CORP 44100 $1,784.07 A + OPTICS INCA + OPTICS INC 39045 $4,165.00 A 1 SPECIAL OCCASIONS INC 35357 $101.50 A AND M LEWIS ENTERPRISES CORP 50531 $5,550.00 A B M INC 47942 $16,560.00 A CHEMTEK INC 50077 $5,235.13 A CORPORATE IMAGE INC 49140 $2,700.20 A DAIGGER & COMPANY INC 4463 $1,380.95 A FRAMING PLACE 33114 $217.40 A FRITZ & ASSOCIATES LLC 42616 $450.00 A HEALTHY OUACHITA COUNTY 46808 $150.00 A LEE OSTERMAN 1015191 $1,000.00 A PLUS TEACHING SUPPLIES 25776 $363.94 A RIFKIN CO 2852 $232.28 A TO Z ENTERPRISES INC 14435 $112.00 A+ BIOMEDICAL SERVICES INC 30853 $4,374.50 A-ECONO ROOTER SEWER & DRAIN CLEANI 33828 $4,200.00 A-M SYSTEMS INC 4082 $316.98 A.M.W LLC 50801 $384.51 AA BLUEPRINT CO 50264 $265.00 AAA CLEANING SERVICES INC 42190 $3,383.04 AAA HOME CENTER 12965 $4,997.60 AAALAC INTERNATIONAL 40569 $5,625.00 AAAP 23893 $1,000.00 AAARAD 37978 $150.00 AAAS 36616 $14,496.00 AAAS 35825 $1,708.00 AABIP AMER ASSN FOR BRONCHOLO 27746 $600.00 AACAP 20366 $1,870.00 AACBNC 33422 $350.00 AACD 42818 $350.00 AACDP EXECUTIVE OFFICE 3183 $650.00 AACE 51018 $125.00 AACRAO 9274 $2,352.50 AACRAO DISTRIBUTION CENTER 37390 $255.50 AACT 15011 $450.00 AACUBO 22234 $100.00 AADE 29259 $390.00 AADE PRODUCTS 33793 $800.00 AADPRT 3252 $1,450.00 AAES 35111 $250.00 AAFPRS 4756 $2,230.00 AAHP 12505 $200.00 07/29/2013 UAMS Open Checkbook 2 AAHQ 11588 $400.00 AAHSL 5042 $2,400.00 AAI 373 $1,300.00 AAIM 49692 $12,600.00 AAIMH 44339 $150.00 AAMC C/O SOUTHERN GROUP EDUC AFFAIR 32251 $250.00 AAMI INC 391 $150.00 AAMSCO OFFICE PRODUCTS INC 12836 $19,511.87 AANS 29256 $4,177.00 AANS SECTION ON HISTORY OF 22910 $65.00 AANS/CNS 34867 $300.00 AANS/CNS 34816 $100.00 AANS/CNS 38354 $100.00 AANS/CNS 24287 $150.00 AANS/CNS SECTION ON NEUROTRAUMA AND 34706 $150.00 AAOA INC 30067 $400.00 AAPC 31184 $17,018.06 AAPI ARKANSAS INC 43216 $700.00 AAPL 26558 $500.00 AAPOS 3268 $1,555.00 AAPS 8995 $655.00 AARON CARSON 4004578 $54.15 AARON KELKHOFF 1012741 $45.00 AARON METRAILER 4002696 $150.00 AARON MITCHELL 4000164 $1,660.47 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $1,500.00 AARON STROBEL 1013886 $385.75 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $25.00 AASA 50123 $250.00 AASFAA 12980 $200.00 AAST 4765 $950.00 AB SCIEX LLC 45394 $2,723.94 ABATEMENT TECHNOLOGIES 31339 $590.67 ABB CONCISE 43477 $96,108.67 ABBIOTEC LLC 43015 $614.04 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC 22814 $397,043.85 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC 5031 $194,286.51 ABBOTT NUTRITION 40705 $320.60 ABBOTT VASCULAR 36296 $347,703.00 ABBY NOLDER 4004072 $935.00 ABBYY USA SOFTWARE HOUSE INC 32832 $1,100.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $88,170.88 ABDALLAH CANDIES 28048 $674.08 ABDALLAH HAYAR 4000581 $682.22 ABDUL HAKEEM 4004587 $830.00 ABGENT INC 30416 $607.60 ABGENT INC 50477 $927.69 ABHA CHOUDHARY 4003021 $7,021.08 ABHISHEK AGARWAL 4001121 $523.34 ABID GHAFOOR 4001538 $128.75 ABIGAIL GORDER 1016925 $142.50 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $7,666.50 ABILITIES UNLIMITED OF JONESBORO IN 47032 $910.35 ABILITY NETWORK INC 38993 $13,500.00 ABIM 42480 $775.00 ABM JANITORIAL SERVICES - S CENTRAL 42546 $4,400.00 ABMS SOLUTION LLC 49938 $2,520.00 ABNOVA 42152 $2,358.81 ABOUD , ORWA 2029414 $30.00 ABRASIVE-TOOL CORPORATION 48084 $2,680.61 ABSCIEX 49586 $30,131.07 ABSOCOLD CORP 48757 $276.30 ABUL RAHMAN 4004503 $580.51 07/29/2013 UAMS Open Checkbook 3 ABUSED WOMEN & CHILDREN INC 12692 $14,890.50 ABX ADVANCED BIOCHEMICAL 39379 $411.64 ACADEMIC KEYS LLC 48066 $640.00 ACADEMIC PEDIATRIC ASSN 8599 $4,250.00 ACADEMY FOR ADVANCED TELECOMMUNICAT 49678 $121,789.00 ACADEMY FOR EATING DISORDERS 32110 $490.00 ACADEMY MANAGEMENT SVC SFMATCH 45052 $125.00 ACADEMY OF MANAGED CARE PHARMACY 34933 $720.00 ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT 31831 $182.00 ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 4446 $1,233.00 ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 49059 $2,639.00 ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 19755 $482.00 ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 19756 $2,791.30 ACADEMYHEALTH 23181 $8,949.75 ACADIAN WOOD PRODUCTS INC 30702 $208.79 ACADIAN WOOD PRODUCTS LITTLE ROCK 3 50356 $2,845.89 ACCELERATE ARKANSAS 39742 $500.00 ACCELRYS INC 22360 $8,000.00 ACCESS CLOSURE INC 44535 $75,520.00 ACCESS INTELLIGENCE LLC 44332 $1,561.56 ACCESS SERVICES 1006477 $995.00 ACCLARENT 43082 $3,654.10 ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR 19718 $20,920.00 ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR 5012 $3,300.00 ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR 4972 $31,900.00 ACCREDITATION REVIEW COUNCIL ON 41002 $1,500.00 ACCREDO HEALTH GROUP 36762 $71,582.49 ACCU-LENS INC 47275 $10,831.90 ACCU-TECH CORPORATION 47576 $10,256.75 ACCURATE CALIBRATION LABORATORIES 1011054 $938.00 ACCURATE CHEMICAL & SCIENTIFIC CORP 25482 $693.86 ACCURATE COMMUNICATIONS CORP 13852 $1,188.00 ACCURATE SURGICAL & SCIENTIFIC 20470 $8,871.00 ACCUSPLIT INC 46406 $251.18 ACDP 14911 $250.00 ACE GLASS COMPANY INC 12904 $35,378.84 ACE SIGNS OF ARKANSAS LLC 34830 $548.75 ACELL INC 49077 $16,713.90 ACEND 23204 $275.00 ACGC 51210 $3,000.00 ACGME 19591 $228,200.00 ACH CLINICAL EDUCATION 49357 $1,810.00 ACHIEVEMENT PRODUCTS 20778 $243.80 ACHRI 25931 $22,341.64 ACLPS/ARUP 3151 $100.00 ACME JANITOR & CHEMICAL SUPPLY 18412 $23,747.71 ACME MFG CORP 44933 $1,207.45 ACMG 9129 $275.00 ACNM 46823 $549.00 ACOG 4554 $1,500.00 ACOG 47183 $929.00 ACOG DISTRIBUTION CENTER 32557 $491.35 ACOPIAN TECHNICAL COMPANY 49680 $265.00 ACP 20044 $26,297.20 ACP 20043 $1,001.50 ACP FOUNDATION 50202 $760.00 ACPA 45385 $129.00 ACR ASSOCIATION 38240 $14,500.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $560.00 ACRED REV COMM ON ED FOR THE PHY AS 48438 $1,515.00 ACRIS ANTIBODIES INC 48638 $726.96 ACRP PROCESSION CENTER 20029 $150.00 ACRYLIC DESIGNS INC 35008 $364.10 07/29/2013 UAMS Open Checkbook 4 ACS-SRGS 48709 $655.00 ACT 6059 $261.38 ACTIGRAPH LLC 43536 $5,466.18 ACTION INCORPORATED 45595 $131,396.00 ACTION PRODUCTS INC 33665 $950.68 ACTIVE BIOCHEMICALS CO LIMITED 50931 $336.35 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $6,070.34 ACTIVEFOREVER 39249 $7,373.02 ACTS 44324 $7,500.00 ACUITY MEDICAL 49472 $2,162.91 ACUMED LLC 17720 $32,565.50 ACUSTREAM LLC 46330 $51,771.38 ACXIOM CORP 12675 $56,124.98 AD CRAFT OF ARKANSAS INC 18512 $647.21 AD-TECH MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CO 5548 $23,432.33 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $400.00 ADAM BENTON 49735 $2,000.00 ADAM BOONE 4004524 $225.00 ADAM BROWN 4004347 $920.35 ADAM BROWN 1014712 $50.00 ADAM CHANDLER 4005346 $115.20 ADAM COLE 4003043 $148.61 ADAM CORKEN 1017123 $50.00 ADAM CORKEN 4005151 $98.20 ADAM HURST 1017206 $144.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $1,500.00 ADAM PATE 1015245 $100.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $30.00 ADAM THOMAS SANDLIN 4002205 $1,224.49 ADAM WHITE 4003123 $2,339.73 ADAMS & CO 51248 $198.55 ADAMS BUSINESS CENTER INC 10797 $309.93 ADCOCK COMMUNICATIONS INC 43144 $1,093.28 ADDGENE 35095 $3,938.64 ADEBOWALE ODULANA 4004826 $124.00 ADEPT TECHNOLOGY INC 49786 $752.58 ADEPT TECHNOLOGY INC 40031 $1,367.56 ADEQ - AIR DIVISION 41507 $6,959.00 ADEQ - FISCAL DIVISION 43517 $1,400.00 ADEWUMI AMOLE 4005202 $325.00 ADI INC 4929 $337.67 ADI INC 4928 $14,056.01 ADIENNE SA 49915 $24,700.00 ADINSTRUMENTS 25567 $1,509.71 ADLER & ASSOCIATES 15723 $204,144.00 ADLETA CORP 45608 $486.28 ADMIRAL MOVING SERVICES INC 1004283 $295.00 ADMSEP 26039 $295.00 ADNAN BHUTTA 4003430 $200.00 ADORAMA INC 20330 $27.90 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $1,600.00 ADVA FRIEDMAN 4003091 $150.00 ADVANCE MEDICAL DESIGNS INC 10035 $276.50 ADVANCE PEST CONTROL INC 44096 $917.71 ADVANCED ADVERTISING GRAPHICS INC 50630 $1,021.67 ADVANCED BIOMATRIX INC 48534 $389.52 ADVANCED BIONICS LLC 40520 $297,716.00 ADVANCED BIOSCIENCE RESOURCES 16920 $16,999.06 ADVANCED CABLING SYSTEMS LLC 45117 $93,550.99 ADVANCED FLUID TECHNOLOGY INC 13783 $37,657.32 ADVANCED HEALTHSTYLES FITNESS EQUIP 44491 $10,867.16 ADVANCED INFORMATICS 49977 $36,150.00 ADVANCED INSTRUMENTS INC 20658 $4,912.98 07/29/2013 UAMS Open Checkbook 5 ADVANCED LOCKING SYSTEMS 8105 $2,998.81 ADVANCED POS SYSTEMS 12235 $649.27 ADVANCED RECORDS STORAGE INC 44651 $180.00 ADVANCED REFRIGERATION HEATING 13920 $319.26 ADVANCED SOLUTIONS INC 49819 $1,000.00 ADVANCED TARGETING SYSTEMS 31952 $173.60 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES GROUP INC 26941 $25,441.12 ADVANCED TELECOM GROUP LLC 44103 $3,225.44 ADVANTAGE SERVICE COMPANY 12532 $5,211.37 ADVANTAGE URINAL SYSTEMS 50351 $214.93 ADVANTAR LABORATORIES INC 45677 $45,690.15 AELSHS 49344 $50.00 AESCULAP INC 1662 $78,731.11 AFFILIATED MATERIAL SERVICES INC 48742 $1,016.56 AFFINISCAPE INC 39605 $395.00 AFFYMETRIX INC 15801 $149,484.81 AG-PRO SOUTH LLC 47427 $137.23 AGELESS HEALTH & FITNESS INC 48869 $17,945.00 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES 23326 $129,265.64 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES 15874 $319.75 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC 15876 $4,277.83 AGING WITH DIGNITY 28392 $524.00 AGNES YOLLO 4003823 $1,679.77 AGS 2607 $325.00 AHA CERTIFICATION CENTER 42495 $270.00 AHA SERVICES 34600 $648.70 AHC MEDIA LLC 40104 $2,399.00 AHC MEDIA LLC 10032 $1,949.89 AHC MEDIA LLC 39244 $319.00 AHHRA 27255 $50.00 AHIMA 22718 $4,307.30 AHIMA 21528 $20,655.56 AHIMA 4544 $4,025.00 AHIMA / RECERTIFICATION 29660 $575.00 AHMAD B MALIK 4004691 $130.69 AHMED ABUABDOU
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