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Zip 1 Phone 1 Email 1 Attn: 1 1 Salesman 1 Quote Number 1 QTY Option Number Description Ohio STS Price 0 Standard Cameras: V4018005 AXIALCAM 2 Push Rod Camera $ 5,390 V4015003 NANO $ 18,998 V4015006 NANO-L $ 18,998 V0494018 ORION Zoom $ 18,998 V0494019 ORION-L Zoom Navigating Pan & Tilt Push Camera $ 18,998 V4010005 POLARIS Pan, Tilt, and Angle Camera $ 25,031 V4004012 ORPHEUS 2.0 Pan & Tilt with Zoom $ 28,497 V4004036 ORPHEUS 2.0 Pan & Tilt with Zoom Transmitter Upgrade $ 29,185 V4004101 ORPHEUS LITE 2.0 Pan & Tilt with Zoom $ 22,756 0 0 3D GeoSense Cameras: V4015007 NANO 3D $ 27,518 V4015012 NANO-L 3D $ 27,518 V0494023 ORION Zoom 3D $ 27,518 V0494032 ORION-L Zoom 3D Navigating Pan & Tilt Push Camera $ 27,518 V4010011 POLARIS 3D Pan, Tilt, and Angle Camera $ 32,546 V4004037 ORPHEUS 2.0 3D Pan & Tilt with Zoom $ 36,515 V4004034 ORPHEUS 3DGS Pan & Tilt with Zoom with Transmitter $ 37,203 V4004034 ORPHEUS HD 3DGS Pan & Tilt with Zoom $ 37,203 V4004035 ORPHEUS HD 3DGS Pan & Tilt with Zoom with Transmiter $ 40,907 V9058016 DEIMOS 3D GeoSense LISY3.2 Add-on Package for ORION and POLARIS $ 11,907 V9058021 DEIMOS 3D GeoSense LISY3.2 Add-on Package for NANO $ 11,907 4702324 PCI Card Required for 3DGS and Cutters $ 1,202 0 0 Camera Head Accessories: V4011001 RETRUS Back-Eye Camera $ 5,238 Customer Initials: ____ RapidView 2019 State of Ohio Depatment of Administrative Services State Term Schedule V4007001 CERBERUS Handheld Camera $ 12,620 703420891 Extension Kit for HSP or CERBERUS (for BS 3.5) $ 4,276 704400090 Extension Kit for HSP or CERBERUS (for BS5 or BS 7) $ 6,033 803250020 Manhole Camera Adapter $ 5,893 V000021 Fiberglass Guide Poles for tractor retrieval or manhole adapter $ 828 49806942 Camera skid for HYDRUS 2, - 4" and up $ 325 49413241 Camera skid for JUNO/ORION/ORION-L for 6" and up $ 886 V0494020 Rolling Camera Skid for JUNO/ORION/ORION-L for 6" and up pipelines $ 722 901601040 Pressure Test Set $ 482 0 0 ARGO Raft: V9056001 ARGO 2 Camera Raft $ 7,673 V9056002 ARGO adapter box to mount camera base modules (T76/T86) $ 5,424 V9056003 ARGO holder for Camera Adapter $ 1,270 905600601 Protection Cage for Camera Raft ARGO $ 873 V9056004 ARGO Camera adapter with aux. lighting $ 5,927 802300430 Adapter - Soft cable directly to Camera $ 1,826 0 0 T66 Tractor and Accessories: V9052012 T66.1 Camera Tractor $ 12,299 V9052018 T66.1 Tractor WITH inclinometer option installed $ 15,442 905246001 Camera Connection TYPE 1.1 for T66.1 HD with NON-HD Cameras $ 2,270 905235001 Camera Connection TYPE 2.1 for T66.1 HD with NON-HD Cameras $ 1,238 905246501 Camera Connection TYPE 4.1 for T66.1 HD with NON-HD Cameras Manual lift $ 3,170 905244501 Camera Connection TYPE 5.1 for T66.1 HD with NON-HD Cameras Large $ 3,170 V6021001 ZSW 65 Additional Lighthead $ 3,962 V9052005 Camera Tractor Height Attachment for T66 $ 4,869 905255021 T66 Overturn Protection Kit $ 1,217 905211031 Additional Weight Kit for T66 (Heavy and Light) $ 711 905253031 Larger T66 hook for use with poles (optional) $ 318 905210091 Treaded Wheel set for 5" pipe for T66 (Brown Ruber) $ 623 905210191 Treaded Wheel set for 6" pipe for T66 (Brown Rubber) $ 852 905210991 Treaded Wheel set for 8" pipe for T66 (Brown Rubber) $ 1,164 905212391 Treaded Wheel set for 5" pipe for T66 (Black Rubber) $ 623 905212491 Treaded Wheel set for 6" pipe for T66 (Black Rubber) $ 852 905212591 Treaded Wheel set for 8" pipe for T66 (Black Rubber) $ 1,164 905210291 Granulated Wheel set for 5" pipe for T66 $ 722 905210591 Granulated Wheel set for 6" pipe for T66 $ 886 900401491 Granulated Wheel set for 8" pipe for T66 $ 492 902202491 Wheel set 140-6, for 10" pipe and up $ 1,455 902202191 Wheelset Adapters T76 to T66* $ 778 905215791 Tungsten Carbide Wheels for T66 in 4" and up $ 953 905216291 Tungsten Carbide Wheels for T66 in 5" and up $ 1,138 905215991 Tungsten Carbide Wheels for T66 in 6" and up $ 1,323 905216791 Tungsten Carbide Wheels for T66 in 8" and up $ 1,508 902211090 T66 Pneumatic Wheels for large pipe w/ adapters $ 1,327 900600130 Inclinometer Adjustment tool $ 953 0 0 T76 Tractor and Accessories: V9044001 T76 Camera Tractor $ 21,692 904020021 CB 3 - T76 Camera Base Module (Required for Mainline) $ 4,138 V9040012 CB 3.2S - T76 Camera Base Module (Required for Mainline) $ 4,842 Customer Initials: ____ RapidView 2019 State of Ohio Depatment of Administrative Services State Term Schedule 904116031 T76 Camera Elevator $ 7,112 V6023001 ZSW 75 Additional Light Ring $ 5,238 903911531 Additional Weight for T76 - 17 lbs. $ 1,270 903911031 XL Additional Weight for T76 - 38 lbs. $ 1,482 904413001 Height Extender Plate $ 1,164 902405121 Large Tractor Extension "HORSE" (requires 902406090) $ 8,414 902406090 Tractor Extension (mounting bracket for T76) $ 2,805 903915531 Oval Pipe - Overturn protection for T76 $ 2,226 900406690 Small Pneumatic Tires for T76 (Grey) $ 1,310 904110390 Large Pneumatic Tires for T76 (Black) $ 1,344 904100890 X-Large Pneumatic Tires for T76 (Black) $ 1,932 V0000228 Inclinometer Unit for 76 (requires software) $ 3,143 900600130 Inclinometer Adjustment tool $ 953 900406691 T76 Treaded Wheelset for 8" and up (Hard) $ 1,402 900410491 T76 Treaded Wheelset for 8" and up (Soft) $ 1,164 900410891 T76 Treaded Wheelset for 12" and up on T76 (Hard) $ 1,535 900401691 Granulated Wheel set RAD120 for 8" PVC for T76 $ 524 900401491 Granulated Wheel set RAD120 for 10" PVC for T76 $ 492 900401591 Granulated Wheel set RAD150 for 12" PVC for T76 $ 736 TCW-S6 Tungsten Carbide Sub 6" Wheels $ 941 904401491 Tungsten Carbide Wheels for T76 in 6" and up $ 1,323 900406691 Tungsten Carbide Wheels for T76 in 8" and up $ 1,402 V9045011 Packer Adapter for T76 (requires push bars) $ 953 904512101 Push Bar for ORION/ORPHEUS cameras $ 1,164 Temperature Sensor for T76 $ 2,947 0 0 T86 Tractor and Accessories: V9045001 T86 Camera Tractor* $ 22,438 904020021 CB 3 - T76/86 Camera Base Module (Required in Mainline Operation) $ 4,138 V9040012 CB 3.2S - T76/86 Camera Base Module (Required for Mainline Operation) $ 4,842 904116031 T76/86 Camera Elevator $ 7,112 V6023001 ZSW 75 Additional Light Ring $ 5,238 904115031 Additional Weight for T86 - 20 lb. $ 1,773 902405121 Large Tractor Extension "HORSE" (requires 902408090 for T86) $ 8,414 902408090 Tractor Extension (mounting bracket for T86) $ 7,202 904111031 Oval Pipe - Overturn protection for T86 $ 1,801 900406690 Small Pneumatic Tires for T76 (Grey) $ 1,310 904110390 Large Pneumatic Tires for T76 (Black) $ 1,344 904100890 X-Large Pneumatic Tires for T76(Black) $ 1,932 V0000228 Inclinometer Unit for 76 (requires software) $ 3,143 900600130 Inclinometer Adjustment tool $ 953 900410391 T76/86/PANO 2 Treaded Wheelset for 8" and up (Hard) $ 1,164 900410491 T76/86/PANO 2 Treaded Wheelset for 8" and up (Soft) $ 1,164 900410891 T76/86/PANO 2 Treaded Wheelset for 16" and up on T86 (Hard) $ 1,535 900401491 Granulated Wheel set RAD120 for 8" PVC for T76 $ 492 900401591 Granulated Wheel set RAD150 for 12" PVC for T76/86/PANO 2/LISY (16" $ 736 900406691 Tungsten Carbide Wheels for T76 $ 1,402 V9045011 Packer Adapter for T76 (requires one of the push bars below) $ 953 904512201 Push Bar for ARGUS/PEGASUS cameras $ 1,164 904512101 Push Bar for ORION/ORPHEUS cameras $ 1,164 Temperature Sensor for T76 $ 2,947 900405642 Small wheel spacers for T76/86 (Priced as set of four) $ 238 Customer Initials: ____ RapidView 2019 State of Ohio Depatment of Administrative Services State Term Schedule 0 0 Lateral Launch System: V9053024 LISY 3.2 Satellite Drive (DRIVE ONLY) $ 36,250 V9053050 NEW LISY 3.2 - Synch Lateral Launch Module Package w/o Cable $ 59,482 803021301 LISY Camera Cable (soft cable) 500' - required, then choose below; $ 3,069 803021401 Propulsion Pushrod MP1 120' $ 2,805 803014501 Propulsion Pushrod MP2 GF4 120' $ 2,752 V9057003 Propulsion Pushrod MP4 GF4 120' with 512 Hz transmitter $ 3,916 80302500 Coiler for Pushrod transportation and storage $ 916 803015531 MP1 GF4 LISY Pushrod complete $ 4,943 V9057002 MP4 GF4 LISY Pushrod with 512 Hz transmitter complete $ 6,985 V9053015 LISY 3 and LISY 3.2 Large Diameter Package $ 7,858 V9053005 LISY 3 Extra Large Diameter Package for LISY 3.1/3.2 $ 3,472 V9053060 NEW Cleaning Accessory Package for LISY 3.2 $ 7,241 V9016001 PHOBOS 1 Jet Nozzle $ 1,349 V9016002 PHOBOS 2 Jet Nozzle $ 1,439 V9016004 PHOBOS 4 Jet Nozzle $ 2,180 905302331 LISY "Holster" Bracket to hold LISY when off tractor $ 402 0 0 Vehicle Mounted Control Units: V1974002 BS 3.5 - Vehicle Mounted Control Panel $ 16,448 V1976002 BS 7 - Vehicle Mounted Control Panel for ALL SYSTEMS $ 31,157 V1962002 BS 5 High Power Advanced Operations CONTROL UNIT $ 41,256 1966012 BEV5 Power Distribution Unit (Required for BS 5) $ 2,985 0 0 Reels: V8026001 KW305.2 Synchronized Power Cable Reel $ 30,090 V8029001 KW505 (FO2 - 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