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On a recent trip from Woodside to Davis to help her son Brendan, a junior Human Development student, move out of his apartment, Heather Green also brought along 45 hand-made cloth face coverings to donate to the campus.

As the Air Quality Index continues to be forecasted in the “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups” range due to wildfire smoke, please note that Supply Chain Management has N95 respirators available for essential outdoor workers, health care workers and first responders. The respirators are in-stock, on campus, and can be purchased through the Central Storehouse.

NOTE: Recorded webinar is now posted on the Covered Services information page, on right side of the page.

Employee & Labor Relations and Supply Chain Management invite you to a webinar to learn more about how new policies that impact contracting out for services are being implemented at UC Davis.

• Use of the Travel Visa card for unauthorized or personal expenses is prohibited.
• Expenses incurred on behalf of a fiscal officer may not be charged to accounts which that fiscal officer is responsible for, without additional approval by a more senior financial official within the department,

Supply Chain Management has wrapped up a large distribution of face coverings, providing 5,881 essential campus workers with a total of 17,643 cloth masks, free of charge.

To assist essential employees who do not yet have a suitable face covering to meet the Yolo County health order to wear one, UC Davis has a limited supply available to departments. This includes 3-ply tie-on masks, 3-ply elastic ear loop masks, and double-layer, tie-on masks being produced by student employees at the UC Davis Craft Center. Face coverings are available free of charge to campus departments through May 15 or while supplies last.

Applications for the new Corporate Liability cards are now available.

The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) is donating thousands of pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) to UC Davis Health to aid in their efforts to battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

Loren Jenkins, mail services supervisor at UC Davis Health, accepted the donations Wednesday, March 25 .

Read about it here.

In an effort to help control the spread of coronavirus and in response to shelter-in-place orders, Supply Chain Management is postponing the upcoming Forms Forum, scheduled for Wednesday, April 1. It will be rescheduled for a latter date.

The AggieShip/AggieTravel Forum scheduled at the Cannery for Wednesday, March 25 is being restructured as a slide presentation. If you are a Sacramento campus employee and would like to receive the slides, please contact [email protected].

The third annual Academic and Staff Satisfaction Survey offers staff members and academics the opportunity to rate dozens of administrative services. Supply Chain Management welcomes your feedback, which helps us to create action plans for how to better serve you. Below is an outline of the service lines addressed in the survey.  The survey is open through Wednesday March 11th.

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