8.5 GHz Lock-in Amplifier

The National Research Council Canada is seeking to procure an 8.5 GHz lock-in amplifier designed for precision amplification of small signals amidst significant noise, utilizing the lock-in amplification technique which involves modulating and demodulating signals at a specific frequency. The device must be capable of reliable and consistent operation under experimental conditions, facilitating accurate read-out of small signals at high frequencies. This procurement is part of a solicitation issued on May 6, 2026, with responses due by May 22, 2026. The contract is a federal government acquisition managed by the National Research Council of Canada, with Daniel Rusthoven serving as the contracting authority. While there is no specified geographic or NAICS code restriction, the place of performance is noted as Canada. The primary contact for inquiries is available via email and phone. The opportunity is publicly accessible through CanadaBuys, indicating an open competitive bidding process for the supply of this specialized scientific instrumentation.