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The document outlines the activities and initiatives of the Procurement and Contracting Services (PACS) department at a university, emphasizing their commitment to customer service through the motto 'Whatever It Takes.' It details training efforts, strategic alliances with vendors for better procurement processes, and improvements in surplus property management. The letter from the director highlights ongoing projects aimed at enhancing efficiency in purchasing and contracting while fostering supplier diversity. Additionally, it provides contact information for various services within PACS.

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