Program address
Texas Instruments Calculator Procurement Desk
1200 North Sourcing Parkway
Austin, TX 78758, United States
Contact desk
Reach the calculator procurement support team.
Use this page for quote requests, model comparisons, bid documentation, and calculator deployment planning. We are most useful when you can share quantities, target models, decision date, delivery regions, and any approval constraints from a school board, finance office, or reseller channel.
Quote and document requests
Email [email protected] for calculator lists, datasheet requests, bid package review, and model substitution questions.
Working hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Central Time. Multi-region programs can request a scheduled documentation review call.
Two-column RFQ path
Send a structured request instead of a vague item list.
Our team reviews calculator programs through a technical procurement lens. A strong request includes target use case, approved model families, quantity bands, delivery calendar, packaging expectations, and required documentation. For school districts, we also look for exam policy constraints and grade-level allocations. For finance teams, we confirm whether the program needs financial calculators with professional exam familiarity or simpler desktop units for daily office work. For resellers, we document substitution guardrails so seasonal demand does not break the buyer's category promise.
After receiving the form, we typically return clarification questions, model grouping suggestions, and quote assumptions within one business cycle. Complex public bids may require a deeper review of alternates, sample timing, and packaging labels, but the process remains documented so your purchasing file stays clear.
If your organization is replacing an existing calculator fleet, include any current model numbers, accessory issues, failure patterns, or storage constraints. If the request is for a new adoption, include the decision owner, required functions, and expected training date. Those details help us separate true requirements from preferences and keep the quote useful for both purchasing and end users.