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Ohio Tech Contract Usage 2018-2019 Ohio Technology Contract Usage 2018-2019 MHEC CONTRACTS leverage the potential volume of back to the institutions. Additionally, because of MHEC’s the region’s purchasing power while saving institutions statutory status, many of these contracts can also be time and money by simplifying the procUrement process. adopted for use by K-12 districts and schools, as well as The2 contracts0162017 provide competitive solutions established cities, 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 ready-to-use solution with normally reserved for larger institutions. MHEC relies on the ability to tailor the already negotiated contract to institutional experts to participate in the negotiations, ANNUAL match the institution’s specific needs and requirements, sharing strategies and tactics on dealing with specific MHECREPORT contracts shift some of the negotiating power contractual issues and vendors. HARDWARE CONTRACTS Marion Technical College Wilmington College Centerville City Schools Higher Education to the MemberMethodist Theological States School Wright State University Central Local Schools in Ohio Antioch University Zane State College Chippewa Local School Miami University District Baldwin-Wallace College Oberlin College Christie Lane School Bluffton University HARDWARE CONTRACTS Ohio Northern University Cincinnati City School District Capital University K-12 Ohio State University Claymont City School District Cedarville University Akron Public Schools Ohio University Cleveland Heights-University Central State University Alexander Local School Heights Community School Ohio Wesleyan University District Cincinnati State Technical and District Community College Otterbein University Athens City School District Cleveland Heights-University Clark State Community College Pontifical College Josephinum Austintown Local School Heights School District District Cleveland Institute of Music Rio Grande Community Cleveland Metropolitan College Bath Local School District School District Cleveland State University Sinclair Community College Beachwood City School Clyde-Green Springs Public College of Wooster District Schools Tiffin University Cuyahoga Community College Belmont-Harrison Vocational Columbus Academy University of Akron Cuyahoga Valley Career Center School District Copley-Fairlawn City Schools University of Cincinnati Eastland-Fairfield Vocational Berea City School District Crestwood Local School Schools University of Cincinnati - Bridgeport Exempted Village District College of Medicine Franklin University School District Dawson-Bryant Local Schools University of Dayton Hebrew Union College Bright Local School District Delaware City Schools University of Findlay Hocking College Campbell City Schools Dover City School District University of Mount Union Kent State University Canfield Local School District Dublin City Schools University of Toledo Kenyon College Cardington-Lincoln Local Eaton Community Schools Ursuline College School District Lourdes University Edgerton Local Schools Wilberforce University Carrollton Exempted Village Marietta College School District Edison Local School District 1 OHIO MHEC Technology Contract Usage 2018-2019 Fairbanks Local School District Lakewood Local School District Ottawa-Glandorf Local School Ashland County District Fairborn City School District Laurel School Athens County - Engineer’s Parma City School District Office Fairfield Public Schools Lawrence School Piqua City Schools Auglaize County Fairfield-Union Local School Lebanon City School District District Pleasant Local Schools Auglaize County - Auditor Legacy Christian Academy Fairless Local School District Princeton City School District Auglaize County - EMA Lexington Local School District Finneytown Public Schools Reading Community Schools Austintown Police Department Liberty Center Local Schools Fuchs Mizrachi School Redeemer Christian School Belmont County Lima City Schools Gallia-Jackson-Vinton Joint Revere Local School District Braceville Township Fire Logan-Hocking Local School Village School District Department District Ridgewood Local School Geneva Area City School District Brecksville-Broadview Heights Lorain County Joint Vocational District City School District School River View Local School District Georgetown Exempted Village Brown County - Public Library Lynchburg-Clay Local Schools Riverside Local School District School District Bryan Municipal Utilities Mad River Local Schools Saint Mary School Girard City School District Buckeye Career Center Madison Plains Local Schools Saint Michael School Greenville City School District Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Madison-Plains Local Schools Saint Xavier High School Gross Schechter Day School Regional Development Maple Heights City Schools Saints Peter and Paul Academy District Groveport-Madison Local School District Masillion City School District Sidney City Schools Butler Technology and Career Development Center Hardin Northern Local School Maumee City Schools Solon City Schools District Cedarville Township - Fire Mayerson Academy South Western City Schools Department Harrison Hills City School Miami Trace Local School Springfield Local School Central Library Consortium Hawken School District District Champaign County Soil and Hebrew Academy of Cleveland Millennium Community School Strongsville Public Schools Water Conservation District Horizon Science Academy - Miller City-New Cleveland Struthers City School District Chillicothe and Ross County Columbus Elementary School Schools Sylvania Schools Public Library Horizon Science Academy - Minster Local School District City of Alliance - Police Columbus High School Tallmadge City Schools Mother Teresa Catholic School Department Horizon Science Academy - Toledo Public Schools Mount Healthy City Schools City of Amherst Dayton Downtown Trinity High School Mount Vernon City School City of Avon Lake Horizon Science Academy - Tri-Valley Local School District Dayton Elementary School District City of Berea Troy City School District Horizon Science Academy - Noble Columbus School City of Bexley Dayton High School Vermillion Local School District North Royalton Public Schools City of Brecksville Washington-Nile Local School Howland Local School District Northridge Local School District City of Broadview Heights HSA-Cleveland Middle School District Whitehall City Schools City of Brookville Indian Valley Local Schools Oak Hills Public Schools Willard City Schools City of Chillicothe Ironton City School District Oak Hill-Union Local School District Xenia Community School City of Cincinnati - Income Tax Jackson Local School District District Oakstone Academy City of Cincinnati - Jackson-Center Local School Yeshiva Derech Hatorah Metropolitan Housing District Oakstone Community School Zanesville Public Schools City of Cincinnati - Purchasing Jennings Local School District Ohio Valley School District City of Columbiana Kalida Local School District Olmsted Falls City School District HARDWARE CONTRACTS City of Conneaut Kenton City Schools Orange City Schools Government/Other City of Coshocton Labrae Local School District Orrville City Schools Amherst Public Library City of Deer Park 2 OHIO MHEC Technology Contract Usage 2018-2019 City of Delaware Coventry Township Hocking County - Data Mid-Ohio Educational Services Processing Center City of Dover Crawford County - Auditor’s Office Hocking County - Sheriff’s Mid-Ohio Regional Planning City of East Cleveland Office Commission Crawford County - Public City of Elyria Health Hoxworth Blood Center Montgomery County - City of Fairborn Education Services Center Crestview Manor Nursing Home HSA Youngstown City of Forest Park Mount Orab Police Department Criminal Justice Coordinating Jackson Township City of Gahanna Council Municipality of West Milton Jefferson County - 911 City of Galion Cuyahoga Metropolitan Muskingum Valley ESC Jennings Center Older Adults Housing Authority City of Grove City Muskingum Watershed Jewish Education Center of Delaware Area Career Center Conservation District City of Hamilton Cleveland Delhi Township Northeast Ohio Network for Kenton County - Airport City of Hilliard Education Fairfield County - Alcohol, Drug Knox County - Career Center City of Hillsboro Addiction and Mental Health Northern Union County - Fire City of Huber Heights Board Lake Township EMS City of Huron Fayette County Lawrence County Northwest Ohio Area Computer Service Cooperative City of Ironton Galion Community Hospital Liberty Township Ohio Consumers Council City of Lebanon Gallia County - Health Licking County Commissioners Department Ohio Valley Education Service City of Lima Logan County - Health District Center Gallia-Vinton Educational City of Logan Service Center Lorain Metropolitan Housing Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission City of Lorain Geneva on the Lake Loudonville Public Library Painesville Water Pollution City of Marysville Grafton-Midview Public Library Madeira and Indian Hill Joint Fire Department County City of Mason Grand Valley Public Library Madison County Perry Township City of Newark Grandview Heights Public Perry Township - Police Library Madison County - Sheriff’s City of Northwood Office Department Great Oaks Institute of City of Norwood Pickaway County Technology and Careers Madison-Jefferson Joint Fire City of Painesville Department
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