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Modular Multi-Channel Potentiostat/Galvanostat - Procurement Service - SOLE SOURCE | Copy of Sole Sourcing Posting Template

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Oregon State University is procuring a modular multi-channel potentiostat/galvanostat from Bio-Logic USA, LLC as a sole source purchase due to the company’s unique ability to meet critical technical requirements essential for advanced electrochemical research. The instrument must feature two independent electrochemical channels with potentiostat/galvanostat functionality, built-in electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, modular architecture for future expansion, and the capability to perform high-precision measurements across both high and low current ranges. It must support long-duration automated experiments and include manufacturer-backed hardware, firmware, and software updates. These specifications are non-negotiable to enable accurate characterization of porous materials and metal-organic frameworks used in carbon capture and energy storage applications, where impedance spectroscopy is vital for analyzing charge transfer, ionic transport, and electrode dynamics. The integration of EC-Lab software is required for validated methods, automation, and publication-ready data analysis, which only Bio-Logic provides as part of its integrated system. No other vendor can fulfill the full scope of needs, as Bio-Logic USA is the sole provider offering authentic hardware, licensing, calibration services, comprehensive technical support, and guaranteed future system scalability for this platform. Substitution through another supplier would compromise experimental integrity, data reproducibility, and long-term operational sustainability. The solicitation is posted under number oregon-state-university-1271665 with a response deadline of August 14, 2026, and any challenges to the sole source determination must be submitted in writing to Cassandra Hurd at cassandra.hurd@oregonstate.edu before that date. The acquisition supports critical research initiatives requiring unmatched performance and reliability, for which Bio-Logic remains the only viable solution.

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Oregon State University sole-sources Bio-Logic’s modular potentiostat with dual channels, EIS, EC-Lab software, and scalable support for electrochemical research.

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Oregon State University intends to contract for the provision of a modular multi-channel potentiostat/galvanostatfrom Bio-Logic USA, LLC as a sole source because of the contractor being the only provider able to meet critical parameters or timeframes to support the research and/or business needs of the university and being the single contractor to meet the goods and/or services. The following specifications below are required in the product: Two independent electrochemical channels - Potentiostat/galvanostat operation - Built-in Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) - Modular architecture allowing future expansion - High current and low-current measurement capability - High measurement accuracy and stability - Ability to perform long-duration automated experiments - Manufacturer-supported hardware and software These specifications are necessary to accurately characterize electrochemical processes in porous materials and MOFs used for carbon capture and energy applications. Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy is essential for evaluating charge transfer resistance, ionic transport, and electrode performance. Multiple independent channels increase experimental throughput and allow simultaneous testing of different materials. EC-Lab software provides validated electrochemical methods, automation, and advanced data analysis required for reproducible research and publication-quality results. Bio-Logic can meet all of the required specifications. Purchasing through another supplier is not possible because only Bio-Logic USA can provide genuine hardware, software licensing, warranty support, calibration, technical support, firmware updates, and future system expansion for this platform. An entity may challenge this determination no later than the closing date indicated on the website. Challenges must be submitted to Cassandra Hurd by email at cassandra.hurd@oregonstate.edu.

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