Ground Penetrating Radar System Cold Case

The contract involves the procurement of a Ground Penetrating Radar System, specifically the LMX 200 with the LMX EKKO_Project Reveal V6 Bundle, along with a shipping case and display bag, to support Cold Case investigations funded by the AGO000163 grant, with a maximum allocation of $37,000. The project is managed by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office, BCI Investigations North, and is open to bids from qualified suppliers under a Quick Quote process. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with Ohio procurement standards, including submission guidelines, rights reserved by the AGO, and adherence to state laws. The selected supplier will provide the radar system, which is designed to locate underground utilities and structures, enhancing safety and efficiency in forensic investigations. Delivery is expected by late November 2025, with technical support available through Ohio Shared Services. The detailed product brochure highlights the capabilities of the LMX200 GPR system, including its ability to detect both metallic and non-metallic utilities, real-time data classification, and advanced features such as integrated GNSS, Wi-Fi, and USB data transfer, making it a robust tool for utility mapping and underground exploration. The procurement process also involves other related solicitations, such as RFQs for conduit installation, ammunition, signage printers, and dump truck upfitting services, indicating a broad scope of equipment and services being acquired through Ohio’s procurement channels. Overall, this contract aims to equip investigators with advanced geophysical technology to support cold case investigations, ensuring timely delivery and compliance with all procurement standards.