Four ways to place an order. Purchase order is the usual route for universities, hospitals and agencies, and is the one most procurement offices are set up for.
Prices below are for a defined engagement. Anything larger, or anything that does not fit a description here, is scoped and quoted — and if the honest answer is that you do not need outside help, I will say so before taking an order.
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Prices exclude any applicable sales or use tax. Paying in full in advance earns 5% and reserves the dates on receipt of funds; the discount does not apply to deposits or invoiced balances.
Raise a PO against the engagement and we invoice against it on net 30 terms. What most institutional buyers need, and the only route that fits many procurement systems.
No PO in your process? Ask for an invoice and pay it by card, ACH or bank transfer. Same net 30 terms.
Pay in full up front, take 5% off, and the dates are held on receipt of funds. Card or ACH.
Pay a deposit to book the engagement; the balance is invoiced on delivery.
Attach the PO if you have it. If your procurement office needs a quotation, W-9, insurance certificate or supplier registration before a PO can be raised, say so below and those come back the same day.
Card or ACH, handled by Stripe. Card details never touch this site. Paying in full applies the 5% discount automatically.
Yes. Ask for an invoice using the form above and leave the PO number blank. Payment is by card, ACH or bank transfer on the same net 30 terms.
Yes, through the card route. For amounts above a cardholder's single-purchase limit, a purchase order and invoice is usually the cleaner path.
Work beyond the accepted scope is quoted and accepted separately before it begins. Neither of us should be absorbing it silently.
More than 14 days' notice, once, at no charge, subject to availability. Cancellation charges are set out in the ordering terms and reflect time reserved that cannot be resold at short notice.
Yes. Attach it with the order and it is signed before any material is exchanged. Where an engagement touches CUI, controlled-access research data, PHI or export-controlled technology, the handling obligations are agreed in writing before work begins rather than assumed.