Materials Management
Directory of Administration
This site provides information on the various services provided through Materials Management, along with the latest, up-to-date news on purchasing related matters.
Information for Vendors Of University Hospital:
Vendor Information Page
This area is for vendors to access information related to doing business with University Hospital.
Materials Management is comprised of:
Hospital Purchasing
The Hospital Purchasing Department at University Hospital is responsible for procuring the supplies, equipment and services used throughout the facility. The Purchasing Department is authorized to issue contract and purchase orders on behalf of the hospital. We work with our customers to determine needs, identify suppliers and agree on delivery or inventory options.
Lawson System
Lawson is the software used to run the Materials Management Information System (MMIS) for purchasing and inventory activities for the hospital. Lawson integrates the functions of requisitioning, purchasing, receiving and inventory control for all of the user departments.
Central Stores
Central Stores is located at 160 Ainsley Drive, approximately 3.8 miles from
the campus. All Central Stores orders are filled and delivered from the Central
Stores warehouse.
Central Receiving
Central Receiving is located at the Campus West Building (CWB) on the campus. All requisition orders for the hospital, campus and research purchasing departments are received and delivered from here.
Central Distribution
Central Distribution stocks patient care units with med/surg supplies on a daily
basis. In addition they manage the emergency cart exchange system for the hospital.
UHCC Materials Management
UHCC Materials Management stocks patient care units with med/surg supplies on a daily basis. In addition they provide courier service between the hospital and UHCC for transfer of medical records and supplies as needed. Linen service and receiving are also functions of the UHCC Materials Dept.
Value Analysis Program
Through an organized process, the Value Analysis Program is responsible to oversee the evaluation and acceptance/rejection of new and existing products and equipment.
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