The U$ave Program The University of Massachusetts is pleased to bring to the University's primary constituents-the campuses and their students, faculty, and staff-the second generation of the U$ave purchasing program for personal computers.
This purchasing program, originally conceived and launched in 2002, takes advantage of the volume purchasing power of all five University campuses and returns substantial discounts to the purchaser. U$ave, while designed primarily to serve the computer purchasing needs of the campuses, also extends its benefits to personal purchases by University students, faculty, and staff. We encourage you to do your computer shopping through this web site and take full advantage of the substantial savings you will find here. The prices are the best available for the models that have the UMass-specified features.
If you have any questions about the recommended or other personal computer models, please contact the appropriate vendor identified on the right, or click here for campus representatives. University AgreementsU$ave Desktop/Laptop Agreement:A competitive bidding process conducted by the University President's Office in collaboration with all five campuses has resulted in a three-year contract award for desktop and notebook computers to Dell, Inc. U$ave Tablet PC agreement:A competitive bidding process conducted by the University President's Office in collaboration with all five campuses has resulted in a two-year contract award for tablet computers to both Toshiba and Fujitsu. Apple Educational Agreement:The University receives educational pricing for both Institutional and Personal purchases through the Apple Education Store. Campuses who setup authenticated stores (requiring a campus ID) can receive further discounts. |
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This page last updated on November 25, 2008. |
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