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The Sole Source/Single Source Exemption Form is a document used to request a waiver from competitive bidding requirements for purchases of supplies or equipment services costing $5,000 or more. It outlines the criteria for justifying the selection of a sole or single source supplier, including reasons such as exclusivity, compatibility with existing systems, necessary professional services, delivery availability, and prior unauthorized purchases. The form requires departmental approval and is intended for use by Emory University's Procurement Services and Contract Administration.

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