University of Houston System Finance, Facilities, and Administration Committee Meeting Agenda Packet 2026-05-21
UH authorizes FY27 NPR programming fees
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Description
The University of Houston will pay National Public Radio about $1.57 million in FY2027 programming fees so Houston Public Media can air NPR content on KUHF. The one‑year payment, funded by gifts and grants, is being authorized as a contract action over $1 million.
Contract Details
Contract Amount
Original Term: $1,565,011
Vendor
NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO
Agency
University Of Houston-System Administration, TX
Contract Type
OTHER
Document Date
May 21, 2026
Contract Term
Original Term: 1 year (FY27)
Renewal Date
2027-08-31
Renewal Info
Annual NPR programming fees for KUHF; FY2027 fees exceed $1 million and are pre‑approved. Future years subject to separate approval if above threshold.
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