Computer Lifecycle Replacement Program

The Computer Lifecycle Replacement (CLR) program assigns computers directly to full-time faculty or staff members. Employees who are funded by General Revenue Allocation (GRA) will receive the base model laptop and dock at no charge or will receive a credit of $1334 towards the purchase of an upgraded computer or Mac. All computers purchased through the CLR program belong to the IT department regardless of any additional department funds used to purchase upgrades for such computers. Should it be determined later that an employee does not meet eligibility requirements, IT reserves the right to charge the MOCode provided to recover the initial credit provided.

IT Hardware Management tracks computer warranties and replaces computers at the end of their five-year lifecycle. Individuals will be notified when their computer is due for replacement. When an employee leaves the University, please return their CLR computer to IT.

 

Stipend Amounts

IT no longer customizes CLR computers. The IT subsidy of $1,334 is only available to full-time employees who are funded through General Revenue Allocation (GRA). All 100% FTE, GRA funded employees are part of the CLR program and receive computers with five-year warranties, which must be replaced at the end of their lifecycle. All computers purchased through the CLR program belong to the IT department regardless of any additional department funds used to purchase such computers.

For pricing on standard models and available upgrades, see our hardware pricing page.
Campus Standard

Dell Pro 14 Plus or Dell Pro 16 Plus and SD25 dock

  • Intel® Ultra 5 235U
  • 16 GB RAM
  • 512 GB SSD Storage
  • SD25 Dock
Business Plus Laptop and Dock

Dell Pro 14 Plus or Dell Pro 16 Plus and SD25 dock

  • Intel® Ultra 7 265U
  • 64 GB RAM
  • 1 TB SSD Storage
  • SD25 Dock

PLEASE NOTE: This model will incur an upgrade charge.
Two-in-One Laptop and Dock

Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in1 and SD25 dock

  • Intel® Ultra 5 235U
  • 16 GB RAM
  • 512GB SSD Storage
  • SD25 Dock

PLEASE NOTE: This model will incur an upgrade charge
Desktop

Dell Pro Max Slim

  • Intel® Ultra 7 265
  • 64 GB RAM
  • 1 TB SSD Storage
  • NVIDIA® RTX™ A1000

PLEASE NOTE: This model will incur an upgrade charge

FAQ

No one is allowed to keep their CLR computer.

To search for your Dell computer warranty information, visit the Dell Support page and type in your computer's service tag. To find your service tag, find the type of computer you have listed on this page of Dell's website and follow the instructions on its respective page.

Through the Computer Lifecycle Replacement Program, university hardware has a planned lifecycle that is designed to function for a set warranty period and then be replaced in a timely manner. The IT department strongly encourages employees to replace their computers within the recommended lifecycle. Ignoring this lifecycle can cause serious security risks.  Therefore, computers with expired warranties will not receive IT support and are subject to removal from the network.

Yes, your new computer will be a newer model, which can be repaired under warranty if needed.

GRA-Funded to GRA-Funded Department Transfers

If you are moving from a GRA-funded position in your former department to another GRA-funded position in your new department, the computer will transfer with you. You will need to report the department transfer to IT so that we can update our records. Please submit a ticket for Computer Lifecycle Replacement (CLR) - Request/Submit CLR Information to update department changes at S&T IT Client Portal Home.

 

GRA-Funded to Non-GRA Funded Department Transfers

If you are moving from a GRA-funded position to a non-GRA-funded position, please return the computer to IT. Your new department will need to procure a computer for your new position. Please notify IT of your transfer and submit a ticket for Computer Lifecycle Replacement (CLR) - Request/Submit CLR Information to request a new computer and update department changes or vacancies at S&T IT Client Portal Home.

 

Non-GRA to Non-GRA Department Transfers

If you are moving from a non-GRA funded position to a non-GRA funded position, your computer will remain with the department that purchased the computer. Please notify IT of your transfer and have your department procure a computer for your new position. Submit a ticket for Computer Lifecycle Replacement (CLR) - Request/Submit CLR Information to request a new computer and update your department change at S&T IT Client Portal Home.

Please submit a ticket including the new Employee’s name, start date, MOCode and computer selection under IT Procurement at S&T IT Client Portal Home.

Note: All computers purchased through the CLR program belong to the IT department regardless of any additional department funds used to purchase upgrades for such computers. Should it be determined later that an employee does not meet eligibility requirements, IT reserves the right to charge the MOCode provided to recover the initial credit provided.

If you require a Mac or a higher functioning option, such as a research computer, it will cost more, and you must receive approval for an exception. To initiate an exception request, please submit a ticket at https://it.mst.edu/help-desk/.

Loaners are available from the Customer Technology Services (CTS) team; please submit a ticket with the justification for it.

Yes, however, for security reasons, all computers must have the hard drive wiped before being sold to users. To initiate a purchase request, please submit a ticket at https://it.mst.edu/help-desk/.

To request information concerning the arrival and delivery of your CLR computer, please submit a ticket at https://it.mst.edu/help-desk/.

Submit a ticket at https://it.mst.edu/help-desk/.