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Happy Holidays!

As the semester winds down and winter break approaches, we want to take a moment to say thank you. Our SVP for Finance and Administration, CFO recently shared a message of appreciation recognizing the hard work and commitment of Finance staff across the university. We’re proud to echo that sentiment and highlight her words here.

🕒 Last Procurement Virtual Office Hour of the Year

As we prepare to close for winter break, we invite you to join us for the final Procurement Virtual Office Hour of the year. This session is a great opportunity to: Join Us Every Tuesday | 1:00–2:00 p.m. | via ZoomOur Virtual Office Hour connects you directly with Procurement Services specialists for real-time support and guidance. […]

New Records Storage & Management Option Now Available

Procurement Services, in collaboration with VCU Records Management, is pleased to announce that Access Information Management is now available to all VCU departments for secure records storage, transportation, scanning, and destruction services. Document Management This agreement was established to give departments a more streamlined and responsive option for managing physical records off-site when digitizing and […]

Important Update: Airgas Contract Renewal & Changes to Cylinder Rental Billing

VCU Procurement Services is pleased to announce that we have executed a new Agreement with Airgas to address pricing and cylinder rental fees, effective October 20, 2025. This renewed agreement introduces significant changes to how cylinder rentals are billed, designed to streamline account management for our research and laboratory community. The Big Change: No More […]

Hertz is Now a Preferred Vendor for Rental Cars!

We’re pleased to announce that Hertz is now a preferred vendor for vehicle rentals, offering substantial benefits for both business and personal travel.  Hertz will join Enterprise and National as a solution to VCU’s vehicle rental needs while providing highly competitive, discounted rates.  To take advantage of VCU’s discounted rates and other contract benefits, please make […]

TSA introducing $45 fee option for travelers without REAL ID

Starting February 1, 2026, travelers who are unable to present an acceptable form of ID, including a non-REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, will be able to pay $45 to use TSA Confirm.ID, an alternative identity verification system. TSA encourages travelers without REAL ID to pay the fee online before traveling. Travelers who undergo TSA Confirm.ID processing […]

Winter Travel Disruption

The VCU Travel Services Team wants to remind all travelers that flight disruptions can occur due to factors like weather, airline scheduling challenges or government operations. These situations can lead to increased delays or cancellations for both domestic and international travel and can develop quickly. Key tips for a Smooth Journey Remember Collegiate Travel Planners […]

New Mobile App for Emburse Enterprise (Chrome River)

Emburse Enterprise will soon retire the legacy Chrome River Snap application and will fully migrate to the new Emburse Enterprise mobile app on January 31, 2026. This modernized app delivers enhanced security and compliance, an intuitive user experience, and AI-powered expense automation. Key features include smarter receipt capture, streamlined pre-approval processes, and simplified expense report […]

Countdown to Winter Break: Key Dates and Reminders

As the winter break quickly approaches, the university will begin its annual holiday closing period. To help you plan ahead and avoid last-minute surprises, we’ve prepared our Winter Closing Schedule, outlining when offices and services will be unavailable. Why This Matters Understanding the winter closing schedule allows you to plan your work, purchases, and communications […]

FAA / Government Shutdown Travel Update (December 2025)

With the government shutdown now resolved, the FAA has lifted its emergency flight-reduction measures and air travel has largely returned to normal operations. Airlines have restored most schedules, and airport activity is stabilizing as staffing and flight operations return to their usual pace. Although normal operations have resumed, minor delays or residual schedule adjustments may […]

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