All purchase requests will be processed by the ESS Fiscal team.

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Submit a Purchase Request


Request a purchase order

Purchase order requests should be the main way to purchase items. Non-travel reimbursement should always be a last resort.

If you need computing equipment, software or software licenses or extensions, the request should go first to , for recommendations on your purchase; they will research and forward to .

Resources: Procurement Services Resources for detailed information on sourcing, sole source purchasing, unauthorized purchases, contracts and more. Catalog PurchasesProcurement Services Frequently Asked QuestionsBuying From Contracts, and the ESS Purchase Request form.


Package delivery

University Mailing Services delivers incoming mail once-a-day to the Johnson Hall secure mail room. The ESS front office staff () checks the mail room daily, distributes mail, and sends out notifications when packages arrive. If you are expecting a package and have not been contacted by the front desk, please reach out for assistance.

Mail delivered by non-UW carriers such as Amazon, FedEx, and UPS will be delivered to the ESS office, 070 Johnson Hall.

When the building is closed, only UW mail services and approved UW vendors such as FedEx and UPS have access to the building. If you would like to have something delivered when the building is closed, please coordinate with to ensure someone is around to receive it.

ESS office mailing address:

<ATTN: Your name>
1707 NE Grant Lane
Johnson Hall, room 070
Campus Box 351310
Seattle, WA 98195

 


Receiving your package and packing slips

Package pickup

Mail delivered to the ESS office will be distributed to the appropriate mailbox.  If a package is too large to be placed in a mailbox, you will receive a notification from a front office staff member that your package has arrived and is ready for pick up. The office has limited space to store packages, so please retrieve at your earliest convenience.

All staff, faculty, and student mailboxes are in the ESS Mailroom, 062 Johnson Hall.

Confirmation of goods received / packing slips

Per Washington State law, every order must be accompanied by a detailed receipt and proof of delivery (i.e. packing slip).

Note: A packing slip is a record of a transaction and proof of delivery for buyers, meant to be included along with an order for a shipment. Once an item is delivered, the recipient should review the contents and secure the packing slip. Upon pick up at the office (JHN 070), packing slips should be signed, notated with the date received, and turned into the front desk staff. If you did not receive a packing slip with the delivery or was lost, notate in an email or on documentation (receipt, invoice, order confirmation) what exactly was received, notate the date, and this stands as the confirmation of goods received.

ResourcesConfirmation of Goods/Services ReceivedProcurement Services – Receipt Policy Information

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