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Jefferson County Public Schools Warehouse Inventory Report Jefferson County Public Schools Warehouse Inventory Report 886 MAINTENANCE WAREHOUSE JCPS NBR Description AILSE BIN BAY UOM Cost 2012031 ACCELERATOR, 1/2" VIKING E-1 V000 084 000 650.0000 2014310 ACCESSORIES, TERMITE. TERMITE DRILL HOLE CORKS. PACKAGED 1000/BAG. WWA0 092 B00 27.0000 WENCO #RL-3 VR #651367 2014312 ACCESSORIES, TRAP RODENT (LARGE). LOCKING WEIGHTED PLASTIC RODENT BAIT STATION. WWA0 092 B00 14.2300 BELL LABS #EV8001 VR #800150 2008603 ACID, AWAY #45004 I000 092 000 16.2000 1054193 ACRYLIC, 1/4" (.236) X 72" X 96" TRANSPARENT PAPER MASKED SMOKED GRAY #2064 PATTERN ZB7R 006 000 195.0400 ROHM & HAAS 1727330 ACRYLIC, PRISMATIC LENSE CLEAR GP SP-12 PATTERN .093" TO .187" THICKNESS NOMINAL 2' X WWD0 133 B00 9.2500 4' SHEET PLASKOLITE 20/CS 1727711 ACTUATOR, 24 VOLT BC MP371 CAPP 20299 L000 133 000 525.0000 1725674 ACTUATOR, BC MP471-600 CAPP 20326 L000 131 000 765.0000 1675486 ACTUATOR, BC MP5210 CAPP 20345 K000 022 000 267.0000 1720827 ACTUATOR, BC MP5410 CAPP 20353 K000 022 000 310.0000 1718198 ACTUATOR, BC MP5413 CAPP 20354 K000 033 000 310.0000 1718554 ACTUATOR, BC MP5433 CAPP 20356 K000 035 000 369.0000 1728017 ACTUATOR, BC MPR5610 CAPP 132598 L000 134 000 274.4000 1728018 ACTUATOR, BC MPR5633 CAPP 187956 L000 134 000 350.0000 2012036 ACTUATOR, BELIMO #NMB24SR (TRANE) L000 142 000 137.0000 2009613 ACTUATOR, BELIMO -24-3-U5 L000 155 000 147.9800 1719538 ACTUATOR, BELIMO AF24-SR CAPP 322502 L000 151 000 222.5700 2002634 ACTUATOR, BELIMO AF24MFT US L000 151 000 250.0000 1720044 ACTUATOR, BELIMO GM24-SR CAPP 403436 L000 153 000 234.3500 1726087 ACTUATOR, BELIMO LF24-SR L000 154 000 166.2400 2008886 ACTUATOR, BELIMO LMB24-3-T L000 144 000 53.8700 1734704 ACTUATOR, BELIMO NFBUP L000 143 000 175.0000 1720045 ACTUATOR, BELIMO SM24-SR CAPP 283565 L000 153 000 190.0000 2009182 ACTUATOR, BELIMO ZONE24NO 24 VOLT L000 131 000 50.9200 1719535 ACTUATOR, BELIMO( NM24-US OLD #) NMB24-3 ( NEW #) L000 151 000 93.0000 1544403 ACTUATOR, CP-8301-120-1 DRIVE SOLID STATE 120 VOLT 50/60 HZ K000 024 000 130.9500 1657876 ACTUATOR, DAMPER BARBER COLMAN M573-5108 CAPP 217937 K000 107 000 133.0000 2011545 ACTUATOR, FAIL OPEN BELIMO TF24/3/300-US L000 142 000 55.0000 1716750 ACTUATOR, GAS VALVE 13 SEC OPENING HONEYWELL V4055A1031 J000 051 000 410.4150 1307277 ACTUATOR, HONEYWELL MP953C1000 N000 044 000 38.2000 1681568 ACTUATOR, HONEYWELL MP953D1107 CAPP 20420 N000 040 000 155.6500 Jefferson County Public Schools Warehouse Inventory Report 886 MAINTENANCE WAREHOUSE JCPS NBR Description AILSE BIN BAY UOM Cost 2002699 ACTUATOR, HONEYWELL VC8114ZZ11 L000 153 000 23.5700 2001606 ACTUATOR, HONEYWELL VC8114ZZ114/U L000 132 000 29.6191 1283267 ACTUATOR, MK-4601 N000 054 000 62.0000 1727712 ACTUATOR, MP-475 BARBER COLMAN 120 VOLT L000 133 000 607.6000 1729387 ACTUATOR, MPR-5613 BARBER COLMAN 24 VOLT L000 144 000 448.2700 1008402 ACTUATOR, V4055A 1098 3 OR V4055A 1163 REPLACEMENT J000 051 000 369.0000 1008680 ACTUATOR, VALVE TOP BC MK2690 CAPP 19872 N000 054 000 40.0000 2000156 ACTUATOR,AMCX24-MFT W/SIA SWITCH L000 144 000 242.9100 2002772 ADAPTER, PVC, 1/2" SOCKET X MPT SCH. 40 U000 121 000 0.1500 1721925 ADAPTER, 278-255 R.F. OR AIM 25-7580 A000 045 000 1.1800 2014141 ADAPTER, 3/8 - 16 X 3/8 BOB TO BE USED WITH 8" COPPER FLOAT BALL #BOR43411 DD00 093 000 8.0200 1664241 ADAPTER, 30-469 GCE A000 025 000 1.1500 1479378 ADAPTER, 349A SWITCHCRAFT OR 19-1310 GOLD AIM OR CALRAD 35-546G A000 025 000 1.3500 1244666 ADAPTER, 5/8" NOM COPPER X 3/4" MIP S000 142 000 0.9100 1652788 ADAPTER, 52-470-06 AC ARISTA OR BE-227 PHILMORE A000 017 A00 22.1700 1722437 ADAPTER, ANGLE BODY 1/4-28 MALE X 1/8" FPT LINCOLN 20026 90 DEGREE STEEL H000 112 000 2.9300 1528949 ADAPTER, BRASS 1/4" MALE FLARE X 1/4" MALE MIP 48-44 H000 101 000 1.3700 1189799 ADAPTER, BRASS 3/4" MHT X 3/4" MPT X 1/2" FPT MALE HOSE 9082850 F000 073 000 3.8000 1400700 ADAPTER, BRASS 3/8" MALE X 1/4" MALE FLARE 46-F H000 101 000 0.4900 1421090 ADAPTER, CLEANOUT PVC-DWV 1 1/2" CHARLOTTE 105 U000 114 000 0.7463 1421107 ADAPTER, CLEANOUT PVC-DWV 2" CHARLOTTE 105 U000 122 000 0.9700 1309542 ADAPTER, COPPER 1 1/2 MIP X 1 1/4 COPPER S000 144 000 21.6170 1040617 ADAPTER, COPPER 1 1/2" NOMINAL TO 1 1/2" FIP NIBCO #603 S000 154 000 11.5250 1040644 ADAPTER, COPPER 1 1/2" NOMINAL TO 1 1/2" MIP NIBCO 604 S000 144 000 7.3740 1730951 ADAPTER, COPPER 1 1/4" MIP X 1" SWEAT S000 143 000 7.9380 1040537 ADAPTER, COPPER 1 1/4" NOMINAL TO 1 1/4" FIP NIBCO #603 S000 154 000 7.1988 1040591 ADAPTER, COPPER 1 1/4" NOMINAL TO 1 1/4" MIP NIBCO 604 S000 144 000 6.8390 1281563 ADAPTER, COPPER 1" FIP X 1" S000 153 000 4.9629 1040528 ADAPTER, COPPER 1" NOMINAL TO 1" MIP NIBCO 604 S000 143 000 4.7600 2001640 ADAPTER, COPPER 1" X 3/4" MIP W1164 S000 143 000 6.5344 1329664 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/2" COPPER X 1/4" FIP S000 152 000 2.4400 1733765 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/2" NOM X 3/4" MIP NIBCO 604 S000 143 000 1.3940 1040519 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/2" NOM X 3/8" MIP NIBCO #604R S000 142 000 2.5188 Jefferson County Public Schools Warehouse Inventory Report 886 MAINTENANCE WAREHOUSE JCPS NBR Description AILSE BIN BAY UOM Cost 1040564 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/2" NOMINAL TO 1/2" FIP NIBCO S000 152 000 1.6568 1184605 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/2" NOMINAL TO 1/2" MIP NIBCO #604 S000 142 000 1.1137 1040546 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/2" X 3/8" FIP S000 152 000 2.4400 1509424 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/4" NOMINAL TO 1/4" FIP MUELLER 03 S000 151 000 0.5700 1509415 ADAPTER, COPPER 1/4" NOMINAL TO 1/4" MIP NIBCO #604 S000 141 000 0.0000 2010097 ADAPTER, COPPER 2 1/2 FEMALE #2220900 S000 155 000 42.4600 1725945 ADAPTER, COPPER 2 1/2" TO 2 1/2" COPPER MIP MALE S000 145 000 43.5800 1040500 ADAPTER, COPPER 2" NOM FEMALE S000 155 000 17.0130 1186998 ADAPTER, COPPER 2" TO 2" COPPER MIP MALE S000 145 000 12.4760 1140134 ADAPTER, COPPER 2" X 2" CC DWV SOIL U000 044 000 4.6490 1673371 ADAPTER, COPPER 3/4" CU X 1/2" FPT S000 152 000 3.2608 1040466 ADAPTER, COPPER 3/4" NOMINAL TO 3/4" FIP NIBCO #603 S000 152 000 2.4180 1184614 ADAPTER, COPPER 3/4" NOMINAL TO 3/4" MIP NIBCO 604 S000 142 000 1.8620 1671262 ADAPTER, COPPER 3/4" X 1" FIP S000 153 000 6.1083 1677990 ADAPTER, COPPER 3/8" NOM X 1/2" MPT S000 142 000 3.3600 1040555 ADAPTER, COPPER 3/8" NOMINAL TO 3/8" MIP NIBCO #604 S000 141 000 2.3220 1040608 ADAPTER, COPPER 7/8" NOM TO 1" FIP 603 S000 153 000 3.6110 1161942 ADAPTER, COPPER DWV 2" X 1 1/2" SOIL 805-T U000 044 000 2.3510 1689075 ADAPTER, COPPER DWV 3" MALE U000 052 000 14.8540 1127962 ADAPTER, DWV TRAP 1 1/2" X 1 1/2" OD SWEAT NIBCO 801T U000 054 000 13.5433 1649143 ADAPTER, DWV TRAP 1 1/2" X 1 1/4" OD SWEAT NIBCO 801T U000 054 000 14.4050 1726124 ADAPTER, DWV TRAP 1 1/4" X 1 1/4" OD SWEAT U000 054 000 8.0267 2012160 ADAPTER, F-TYPE RIGHT ANGLE F-81 M/F 1GHZ #27-5670 A000 046 000 0.6300 2009678 ADAPTER, FILE CABINET LOCK 2185E X000 092 000 0.8000 1055021 ADAPTER, GROUND 3-WIRE EAGLE 419GY OR 4391-8 G.E. A000 024 000 0.8200 2011549 ADAPTER, MALE-MALE 15PIN #30-588 CALRAD A000 025 000 2.1289 2009518 ADAPTER, PLUG GFCI SINGLE OUTLET GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER 2 POLE BB00 043 000 10.8200 120VAC/15AMPS 60HZ MODEL 30339005 TOWER MANUFA 2002771 ADAPTER, PVC . 1" SOCKET X FIP SCH. 40 U000 123 000 0.1800 1722314 ADAPTER, PVC 1 1/4" FEMALE SCHEDULE 40 U000 123 000 0.2800 1722313 ADAPTER, PVC 1 1/4" MALE SCHEDULE 40 U000 121 000 0.3467 1040224 ADAPTER, PVC 1" FEMALE U000 123 000 1.8433 1040297 ADAPTER, PVC 1" MALE SCHEDULE 40 U000 121 000 0.2700 Jefferson County Public Schools Warehouse Inventory Report 886 MAINTENANCE WAREHOUSE JCPS NBR Description AILSE BIN BAY UOM Cost 1040279 ADAPTER, PVC 1/2" S X MPT SCHEDULE 80 U000 121 000 0.9300 1040251 ADAPTER, PVC 1/2" SOCKET X FPT SCHEDULE 80 U000 123 000 0.8408 1040260 ADAPTER, PVC 3/4" S X MPT SCHEDULE 80 U000 121 000 1.1558 1040242 ADAPTER, PVC 3/4" SOCKET X FPT SCHEDULE 80 U000 123 000 1.2492 1713402 ADAPTER, PVC 4" FIP X SPIGOT SDR35 U000 072 000 1.6490 1718598 ADAPTER, PVC 4" SPIGOT X FPT SCH 40 #105 CHARLOTTE U000 073 000 4.3083 2014065 ADAPTER, PVC PRESSURE 1 1 / 2" HUB X FIP SCH 40 435-015 U000 061 000 0.3200 2014064 ADAPTER, PVC PRESSURE 1 1 / 2" HUB X MIP SCH 40 436-015 U000 061 000 0.3200 2014058 ADAPTER, PVC PRESSURE 2" HUB X FIP SCH 40 435-020 U000 061 000 0.4300 2014057 ADAPTER, PVC PRESSURE 2" HUB X MIP SCH 40 436-020 U000 061 000 0.4300 1532498 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 1 1/2" HUB X FIP 101 SCH 40 CHARLOTTE 101 U000 124 000 0.6667 1124376 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 1 1/2" MIP X HUB 109 CHARLOTTE U000 121 000 0.5750 1532523 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 1 1/4" X 1 1/2" MPT X HUB 109 SCHEDULE 40 CHARLOTTE 109 U000 121 000 1.3646 1532532 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 2" HUB X 2" MIP 109 SCH 40 CHARLOTTE 109 6542300 U000 122 000 0.7733 1532505 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 2" HUB X FIP 101 SCHEDULE 40 CHARLOTTE 101 U000 124 000 0.9983 1532541 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 3" HUB X 3" MIP 109 SCH 40 CHARLOTTE 109 U000 122 000 2.3633 1532514 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 3" HUB X FIP 101 SCHEDULE 40 CHARLOTTE 101 U000 124 000 2.6050 1700850 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 4" FEMALE X HUB SDR 35 U000 073 000 2.8833 1693515 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 4" FPT X HUB 101 6540900 U000 072 000 3.4417 1319077 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV 4" HUB X MIP CHARLOTTE 109 6543700 U000 122 000 4.3125 1674702 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV FITTING 1 1/2" SLIP X SPIGOT 111 U000 125 000 2.3117 1674690 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV FITTING 1 1/4" X 1 1/2" MIP SLIPXSPIGOT 111 U000 125 000 0.4380 1667565 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV FITTING 2" SLIP X SPIGOT 111 U000 125 000 3.7780 1674703 ADAPTER, PVC-DWV FITTING 3" SLIP X SPIGOT 111 U000 125 000 1.3200 2002770 ADAPTER, PVC.
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