Multi-Chanel Potentiostat (2024-UWMSN-00374-RFB)

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking bids for a Multi-Channel Potentiostat through a formal request for bid (RFB) process, with the solicitation identified as event number 2024-UWMSN-00374-RFB. The procurement is specifically located in Dane County and the City of Madison, with all bid responses required to be submitted electronically through the SciQuest online bidding platform at https://bids.sciquest.com/apps/Router/PublicEvent?CustomerOrg=UWisconsin. The primary point of contact for this procurement is Mike Marean, who can be reached via email at mike.marean@wisc.edu for any questions related to the solicitation. The bid was posted on August 1, 2023, with a firm submission deadline of August 22, 2023, providing potential vendors approximately three weeks to prepare and submit their comprehensive proposals. While specific technical details of the Multi-Channel Potentiostat are not extensively detailed in the available information, the procurement appears to be for specialized scientific equipment likely intended for research or laboratory applications at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

No specific set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, or incumbent vendor information are explicitly mentioned in the provided documentation. Similarly, precise budget ranges or award values are not disclosed in the current solicitation details. The procurement appears to be a standard equipment acquisition through the university's standard bidding process, with the primary requirement being electronic submission through the designated online platform. Potential vendors should carefully review the full solicitation documents on the SciQuest platform to understand any additional qualifications, technical specifications, or submission requirements for this Multi-Channel Potentiostat procurement. Interested suppliers should ensure they can meet the August 22, 2023 submission deadline and are capable of providing the specific scientific instrumentation being requested by the University of Wisconsin-Madison.