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Mail Services Rate Update for Alternate Delivery Services

Effective July 1, 2026, the monthly cost for non-mandatory mail pickup and delivery services (alternate delivery) for VCU, VCU Health, and MCVP departments will increase to $66 per month. The current rate of $60 per month has remained unchanged since the service was first established through outsourcing in July 1996. This adjustment reflects operational cost […]

America To Go Catering Training Begins May 27!

In February, we announced VCU’s collaboration with America To Go (ATG) to streamline catering orders, improve compliance, and strengthen visibility into university catering spend. Since then, Procurement Services has been working closely with ATG to prepare the campus community for a smooth transition to the new RealSource e‑catalog. We are now ready to begin the […]

Celebrating Years of Dedication at G&C

We invite you to share your appreciation and congratulations to Delois Alexander-Garnes, who will be retiring this summer after many years at G&C. Delois has been instrumental in helping with process improvements, training fellow team members and creating a collaborative environment both within our team and at VCU. We will miss having her charismatic personality around daily!  We […]

We’re Moving! Grants & Contracts Accounting New Address

G&C is excited to share that we are moving to the Monroe Park Campus to cohabitate with the rest of our Controller’s Office colleagues at the Stagg & McAdams houses. All the same, we are going to miss being down the hall from our OVPRI colleagues in Biotech and on the MCV campus with our […]

Invoice Submission Reminder: Use Trustflow for All Invoice Intake

For questions regarding invoices, payment status, or invoice-related support requests, RAMS Central remains the appropriate resource for departmental assistance and issue resolution. However, to support a more streamlined and efficient Accounts Payable review process, invoices should be submitted directly through AP’s centralized Trustflow intake process rather than attached to RAMS Central tickets. Please save the […]

Updates to the Emburse Rental Car Experience

Whether you’re heading to a conference across the state or visiting a partner institution, getting from point A to point B should be the easiest part of your trip. To support a smoother booking and reimbursement experience, we’ve enhanced the Rental Car Tile in Emburse with updated guidance and policy prompts. What’s New While the […]

Enhancing Safety: New International Travel Approval Process

At VCU, our commitment to our faculty, staff, and students extends far beyond the borders of our campus. We are dedicated to providing excellent Duty of Care—the moral and legal obligation to ensure your safety and well-being while you represent the University abroad. To further strengthen this commitment, we are introducing a key update to […]

🎯 Will It Hit This Fiscal Year? The Four-Step “Payable” Test

It’s the question we hear more than any other this time of year: “How do I make sure this hits the current fiscal year?” The answer isn’t “send the invoice early” or “submit the req in May.” It’s a four-step chain — and every link has to connect by the deadline on the Year-End Calendar. […]

ARMICS FY26 – Friendly Reminder

Deadline: Friday, May 1, 2026 ⏰ As part of VCU’s annual ARMICS (Agency Risk Management and Internal Control Standards) process, departments are asked to review key financial activities, assess potential risks, and confirm that appropriate internal controls are in place. This process helps ensure our operations remain accurate, consistent, and well-documented—and we appreciate your role […]

🔒 A Quick Heads-Up on Social Security Numbers

We wanted to share a friendly reminder that’s been on our radar lately. Procurement Services has noticed an uptick in documents being submitted — attached to requisitions, uploaded into systems, sent over email — that include full Social Security Numbers (SSNs). We know this is almost always unintentional, so we wanted to make it easy […]

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