Georgia Tech travelers and guests are now required to work directly with Travel, Inc. to complete single-trip airfare bookings. Under the new process, departments are no longer allowed to complete these bookings on behalf of the traveler.

A new escalating notification process will support quicker review and resolution of supplier invoices in Match Exception status.

Procurement and Business Services has launched a new streamlined way to submit the Single Trip Direct Bill Airfare Form through ServiceNow.

Kim Toatley answers key questions on the updated Air Transportation Policy, aimed at improving compliance, safety, and fiscal stewardship through centralized booking.

As of July 1, Lenovo has been deemed a prohibited supplier for Georgia Tech.

Georgia Tech now requires all official air travel to be booked through Travel Inc. to ensure compliance with updated travel policies.

Ajay Patel will step down as Georgia Tech’s Procurement and Business Services executive director.

All Georgia Tech employees submitting a spend authorization will be prompted to complete a travel compliance questionnaire as part of the submission process.

Georgia Tech has introduced two updates to its travel policies to enhance compliance, increase accountability, and ensure alignment with both state regulations and internal audit standards.

The recently published Georgia Tech Sustainable Procurement Guide, developed in partnership with the Office of Sustainability and the Office of Procurement and Business Services, reflects Georgia Tech’s commitment to sustainability.