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07/25/2018 UAMS Open Checkbook 1 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS PERIOD: 07/01/2017 THROUGH 06/30/2018 VENDOR VENDOR # AMOUNT PAID 101 BIO LLC 51749 $1,340.00 10X GENOMICS INC 56823 $163,812.00 21ST CENTURY JANITORIAL SERVICES IN 55736 $33,210.11 247 ERGO LLC 1022697 $1,836.56 259 HOLDINGS LTD LLC 33511 $2,175.00 2XL CORPORATION 31648 $1,843.80 3 BROS ENTERPRISES LLC 1023447 $276.71 340B HEALTH 38479 $9,800.00 3D SYSTEMS INC 53414 $31,650.00 3GEN LLC 28730 $2,146.50 3M 57016 $77,422.03 3M 45690 $82,530.07 3M HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC 57328 $404,073.38 4 ALL PROMOS LLC 38730 $1,660.00 4 IMPRINT INC 32890 $40,450.83 501 ADVERTISING AND PUBLISHING 1022520 $850.00 A B M INC 47942 $5,520.00 A DAIGGER & COMPANY INC 465 $215.95 A HARRIS MOVING & STORAGE INC 39646 $2,502.50 A PLUS BIOLOGICAL SERVICES 55635 $1,226.06 A+ BIOMEDICAL SERVICES INC 30853 $7,402.11 A-DEC INC 52953 $889.20 A.M.P. INSTRUMENTS 31743 $1,542.22 A.W.S DISTRIBUTING INC 56835 $467.09 A1 THOMPSON DRIVING 1020463 $300.00 AAA HOME CENTER 12965 $16,936.60 AAA LOCK AND KEY SERVICE INC 33645 $79.50 AAA TROPHY-MART INC 22546 $681.93 AACN 52241 $175.00 AACUBO 22234 $100.00 AAHSL 5042 $2,400.00 AAMC 19712 $520.00 AAMSCO OFFICE PRODUCTS INC 12836 $11,173.13 AANS 29256 $495.00 AAO-HNS 19013 $2,885.00 AAPI ARKANSAS INC 43216 $75.00 AAREN SCIENTIFIC INC 54486 $1,417.00 AARON COMER 1022390 $187.00 AARON MOULTON 1022150 $54,000.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $500.00 AARON TRIPLETT 1018003 $17,606.52 AAT BIOQUEST INC 44367 $995.00 AB SCIEX LLC 45394 $3,169.70 ABB CONCISE 43477 $61,242.86 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC 19400 $1,455,390.31 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC 22814 $396,751.38 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC 5031 $65,124.41 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC 5070 $328,316.79 ABBOTT VASCULAR 36296 $329,695.00 ABBVIE US LLC 53764 $1,015.72 ABCAM INC 31353 $119,468.64 ABCORE INC 48716 $998.00 ABDEL-KARIM , ABDUL-RAHMAN 2044786 $500.00 ABDELNAEM , ESAMELDEN S 2026752 $451.50 ABDUL SHAHEIN 4010221 $130.21 ABGENT INC 50477 $321.56 ABHISHEK BISWAS 4009161 $51.95 07/25/2018 UAMS Open Checkbook 2 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $10.00 ABILITIES UNLIMITED OF JONESBORO IN 47032 $1,895.55 ABILITY NETWORK INC 38993 $7,070.00 ABIOMED INC 22338 $3,000.00 ABM 42546 $3,600.00 ABM HEALTHCARE 1021921 $23,221.88 ABNOVA 42152 $1,430.00 ABRAMO , THOMAS J 2036131 $1,300.33 ABRAMS , LINDLEY F 2029640 $230.00 ABSOLUTE JANITORIAL SERVICES LLC 1022645 $1,560.00 ABUABDOU , AHMED Y 2031077 $220.00 ACADEMIC KEYS LLC 48066 $210.00 ACADEMIC PEDIATRIC ASSN 8599 $180.00 ACADEMIC THERAPY PUBLICATIONS INC 40552 $220.00 ACADEMY MANAGEMENT SVC SFMATCH 45052 $125.00 ACADEMY OF DOCTORS OF AUDIOLOGY 55929 $300.00 ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 4446 $508.09 ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 19756 $1,803.63 ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 19755 $867.00 ACADEMY OF STUDENT PHARMACIST 38395 $1,415.84 ACADEMY SOLUTIONS LLC 1022905 $3,750.00 ACCELERATE DIAGNOSTICS INC 56160 $27,697.31 ACCELERATOR CONSULTING GROUP 1023180 $4,000.00 ACCENT ACCESSORIES INC 48586 $2,698.25 ACCENT DECOR INC 56582 $820.63 ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR 19718 $26,538.00 ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR GRADUATE 4972 $371,600.00 ACCREDITATION REVIEW COUNCIL ON 41002 $2,000.00 ACCRIVA DIAGNOSTICS 2432 $16,886.00 ACCU-LENS INC 47275 $445.00 ACCUHEALTH PARTNERS INC 55474 $8,575.00 ACCURATE CHEMICAL & SCIENTIFIC CORP 25482 $438.18 ACCURATE COMMUNICATIONS INC 13852 $1,188.00 ACCURATE SURGICAL & SCIENTIFIC 20470 $11,199.33 ACCUVEIN INC 56350 $149.00 ACE GLASS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 12904 $55,392.17 ACE SIGNS OF ARKANSAS LLC 34830 $16,066.39 ACELL INC 49077 $33,729.06 ACEREADER INC 55638 $149.00 ACH MEDICAL STAFF SERVICES 49726 $300.00 ACHANTA , LATHA M 2029070 $220.00 ACHESON , ASHLEY W 2042696 $499.00 ACHILIKE , ROBERT 2044308 $1,139.00 ACHRI 25931 $32,269.31 ACI PLASTICS INC 56321 $6,863.68 ACIST MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC 42466 $45,682.64 ACK VENTURES LLC 1020941 $500.00 ACKLEY , BRITTANY L 2037473 $1,300.00 ACME JANITOR & CHEMICAL SUPPLY 18412 $11,288.97 ACMG 9129 $830.00 ACOG C/O ARKANSAS SECTION 51112 $1,500.00 ACP 20044 $21,098.16 ACRED REV COMM ON ED FOR THE PHY AS 48438 $15,000.00 ACT 6059 $966.00 ACTION BAG CO 56604 $650.00 ACTION PRODUCTS INC 33665 $3,742.00 ACTIVE BIOCHEMICALS CO LIMITED 50931 $235.00 ACTIVE MOTIF 4002 $4,318.16 ACTIVE NETWORK 53826 $250.00 ACTUARIAL HOLDINGS LLC 1021681 $6,667.50 ACUITY MEDICAL 49472 $1,428.83 ACUITY SURGICAL DEVICES INC 56741 $113,470.00 ACUMED LLC 17720 $283,794.81 07/25/2018 UAMS Open Checkbook 3 ACUMED LLC 1019378 $11,180.00 ACUSTREAM INC 46330 $112,561.64 ACXIOM CORP 12675 $35,620.00 AD CRAFT OF ARKANSAS INC 18512 $1,514.75 AD-TECH MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CORPORAT 5548 $16,563.00 ADAM BENTON 49735 $5,600.00 ADAM BURNEY 1019773 $2,215.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $1,600.00 ADAM M ZANATION 1023133 $1,000.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $1,500.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $2,142.99 ADAMS , CHAD 2041695 $991.90 ADAMS , LINDSEY R 2042132 $207.00 ADAMS , SEAN H 2038145 $202.75 ADAMS BUSINESS CENTER INC 10797 $1,118.40 ADAPTIVE COMPUTING ENTERPRISES INC 55067 $48,181.32 ADCOCK COMMUNICATIONS INC 43144 $93.71 ADDGENE INC 35095 $11,038.18 ADDICOTT , MERIDETH 2045215 $864.72 ADEBANJO NAJEEM ADEDOJA 1022740 $50.00 ADEJUMOBI , DOLAPO T 2028953 $1,517.00 ADEQ - AIR DIVISION 41507 $230.00 ADEQ - FISCAL DIVISION 43517 $37,622.25 ADESSO INC 41651 $701.54 ADI INC 4928 $15,287.51 ADLER INSTRUMENT COMPANY 53714 $806.00 ADLETA CORP 45608 $655.13 ADMIN OF THE TULANE EDUCATION FUND 21102 $3,400.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $300.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $325.00 ADRIANA MARIA KNOPFELMACHER COVCHOH 4009942 $596.40 ADRIANNE NICOLE GOLDEN 1022396 $180.00 ADRIENNE GOSS 52888 $2,310.00 ADVANCE AUTO PARTS 38972 $49.98 ADVANCE PEST CONTROL INC 44096 $1,045.00 ADVANCED ANALYTICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN 54891 $23,029.30 ADVANCED BIOMATRIX INC 48534 $685.00 ADVANCED BIONICS LLC 40520 $263,487.00 ADVANCED BIOSCIENCE RESOURCES 16920 $1,360.00 ADVANCED CABLING SYSTEMS LLC 45117 $67,079.36 ADVANCED CHEMISTRY DEVELOPMENT 32108 $3,067.54 ADVANCED FLUID TECHNOLOGY INC 13783 $57,383.16 ADVANCED HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORK 1019200 $65,900.00 ADVANCED INVENTORY MANAGEMENT INC 36889 $380.00 ADVANCED MONITORING SERVICES INC 56281 $48,275.00 ADVANCED RECORDS STORAGE INC 44651 $1,236.00 ADVANCED REFRIGERATION HEATING 13920 $188.58 ADVANCED RESPIRATORY 42652 $342.30 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES GROUP 26153 $14,700.00 ADVANCED TELECOM GROUP LLC 44103 $104.27 ADVANCED THERAPY PRODUCTS INC 56441 $1,430.00 ADVANTAGE SERVICE COMPANY 12532 $7,927.62 AEMTA 22138 $40.00 AEROMET ENGINEERING INC 54956 $480.00 AEROSCOUT LLC 55327 $226,588.34 AESCULAP INC 1662 $252,641.86 AFA STORES INC 56212 $790.83 AFZAL , WAIS 2044629 $330.00 AGARWAL , AMIT 2025211 $844.33 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC 23326 $353,594.94 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC 15876 $26,147.18 AGING WITH DIGNITY 28392 $436.87 AGN NETWORKS INC 57157 $5,512.48 07/25/2018 UAMS Open Checkbook 4 AGNEW , JULIA M 2016649 $122.69 AGUIAR , CLINTON L 2041913 $850.00 AHA CERTIFICATION CENTER 42495 $135.00 AHEF 15103 $550.00 AHIMA 22718 $2,674.00 AHIMA 21528 $9,175.00 AHIMA 4544 $3,679.00 AHIMA / RECERTIFICATION 29660 $370.00 AHMAD , KINZA 2044540 $21.99 AHMADI , SHAHRYAR 2031457 $3,019.00 AHMED , AZIEZ 2041929 $160.00 AHMED , HAZEM M 2025323 $220.00 AHMED ABDELLATIF MOHAMED HUSSEIN 4009881 $582.90 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $2,000.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $2,087.50 AHRQ 34948 $6,850.00 AIA SERVICES/SOUTHERN BRANDING 56656 $5,664.20 AICPA DUES 20444 $2,533.00 AIMCO EQUIPMENT CO LLC 13125 $62,918.64 AIR FILTER SYSTEMS INC 12935 $33,015.89 AIR TECHNIQUES INC 52142 $2,669.17 AIRBUS DS COMMUNICATIONS INC 53831 $10,166.00 AIRCAST LLC 1021015 $5,791.25 AIRETECH CORP 12514 $25,132.00 AIRGAS 49380 $82.47 AIRGAS DRY ICE 14013 $566.35 AIRGAS USA LLC 18157 $80.82 AIRGAS USA LLC 2819 $7,513.33 AIRO 39111 $125.00 AIRWAYS MEDICAL LLC 44383 $850.00 AITAOTO , NIA 2039700 $2,741.21 AITKEN , MARY E 2007927 $498.38 AJANIA HEARNE 4009926 $165.25 AJLOK BEAJA 1021686 $6,000.00 AK SCIENTIFIC INC 33144 $169.76 AKARUI SOLUTIONS LLP 56110 $2,408.00 AKBAR ALI , ANITA 2027840 $220.00 AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD LLP 1018399 $26,913.39 AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD LLP 1017622 $7,758.00 AKINS , CRYSTAL L 2013641 $172.50 AL-AWADHI , MOHAMMED 2042782 $621.20 AL-HAWWAS , MALEK 2039569 $220.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $300.00 ALABAMA BOARD OF EXAMINERS 29188 $1,000.00 ALABAMA EYE BANK INC 56693 $12,600.00 ALABAMA ICEE COMPANY LLC 50148 $4,591.55 ALADDIN TRAVEL SERVICE INC 56605 $7,890.47 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $1,500.00 ALAN CAZORT ALERGY SOCIETY OF ARKAN 25350 $800.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $120.00 ALAPAT , DAISY V 2028252 $700.00 ALARMCO INC 13624 $1,351.35 ALARMTEC SYSTEMS 33516 $736.04 ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORT 50153 $1,140.00 ALBERT , GREGORY W 2031326 $2,195.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $300.00 ALBERTO GOMEZ 4006515 $1,300.00 ALBIOUS LATIOR 1018385 $800.00 ALCO SALES & SERVICE CO 4708 $2,743.55 ALCON LABORATORIES INC 19062 $273,146.62 ALCOR SCIENTIFIC INC 52251 $30,392.00 ALDERDICE ENTERPRISES 56333 $1,422.00 ALDINGER COMPANY 15364 $183.60 07/25/2018 UAMS Open Checkbook 5 ALDRICH , STEPHANIE R 2030600 $325.00 ALEIANDRO RAMIREZ 4010072 $204.09 ALERT ALARM SYSTEMS INC 25092 $903.00 ALERT SERVICES CORP 51718 $125.00 PRIVACY PROTECTION REQUIRED *** $2,920.00 ALEX LENCIONI 1021980 $72.50 ALEX MOOMEY 1014406 $1,160.00 ALEXANDER , ALICE P 2022895 $220.00 ALEXANDER , MONICA L 2029382 $320.00 ALEXANDER JR , JAMES M 2042688 $1,951.04 ALEXANDER OPEN SYSTEMS INC 54401 $7,737.50
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