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Purchasing

Purchasing oversees all purchases of goods and services made by the University, either directly or via the delegated purchasing methods.

Purchasing Methods

There are two ways to purchase at UTD:

  1. Purchase using a UTD departmental Purchasing MasterCard up to $1000. (Up to $5000 with special permission). Delegated Purchasing to departments with permission.
  2. Sign in to the UTD Galaxy and choose eProcurement to launch the remote purchasing application for authorized UTD users and submit a purchase requisition into work flow for Purchasing to place your order. All non-Delegated orders must be submitted to eProcurement to pass work flow approvals and be placed by Procurement Management Buyer prior to ordering from the vendor.

Note: Approvals for emergency orders by exception only if approved by UTD Procurement Management Buyer prior to placing the order.

Dollar Threshold Bidding Rules

$0 to $1,000

Delegated Purchases to Departments:  UTD Department Master Card.

$0 to $10,000

No bidding required. HUB and Best Value Policy. Must be sent to eProcurement prior to ordering from the vendor to be placed by Procurement Management Buyer as official Purchase Order.

$10,000 to $25,000

Procurement Management Buyer’s discretion on informal Bids based on HUB and Best Value Policy, Bid Tabulation Form.

$25,000 to $500,000

HUB and Best Value Policy, Group Government Contracts, Bids and RFP Request for Proposals, ESBD, Emergency or Sole Source, HUB sub contract, SBA rules, Addendum to the Agreement, Bid Tabulation Form.

$500,000 to $1,000,000

HUB and Best Value Policy, BOR Rule 10501 http://www.utsystem.edu/bor/rules/10000Series/10501.pdf

$0 to $4,000,000

Construction Delegation of Authority, HUB and Best Value Policy http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/docs/delegation/UTD.pdf


Rules To Be Followed for All University Purchases
  • Verbal orders from UTD Departments without Procurement office authorization might be a personal obligation of that individual and not the University.