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Supplier Diversity/Small Businesses/Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUB) UT Southwestern Campus at Dusk The Purchasing Department, a division of Supply Chain Management, is responsible for acquiring goods, services, and equipment to support UT Southwestern’s research, education and administration services. If you are a vendor looking at How to do Business with UT Southwestern, please click the link Supplier Bid Portal . For common questions, please see the Supplier Frequently Asked

The Supplier Bid Portal contains requests for proposals issued by UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Research Grant Purpose of the Award The Office of Global Health Seed Research Grant provides financial support for a UTSW faculty to implement a new or continue an existing research project for a sustainable, international collaborative research relationship. This grant assists with data generation to help investigators pursue subsequent research projects and grants. This grant is meant to support the awardee's travel costs and minor direct research costs to allow for field participation in a

The Patient Resource Center helps patients understand HIPAA privacy rules and how health information is protected and shared among health care providers.

The Office of Global Health strongly encourages students to explore their research interests through our programs. Many students have had life-changing experiences and returned with a wealth of knowledge that continues to serve them as they grow in their respective fields. Our programs are rigorous

Hazardous materials include explosives, flammable and combustible substances, poisons, and radioactive materials.

The Telecom and Network Infrastructure Division of Information Resources focuses on design, analysis, management, and implementation of the IP (data) and telephony infrastructure.

Contract Transparency Reports compiled by UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Digital Accessibility Accessibility is not just about compliance; it's about creating a digital world where everyone can participate and connect. The Department of Justice published a new rule under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on April 24, 2024. This rule requires UT Southwestern to ensure all web content and mobile apps are accessible by April 24, 2026. To align with this requirement, UT Southwestern has published an update to ETH-151 requiring compliance with WCAG 2.1

As the challenges of the pandemic continued into 2023, UT Southwestern became even more steadfast in efforts to engage, inform, and connect with the community.