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Landfill Thermal Imaging Solution
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Cowlitz County is seeking proposals for a mobile thermal imaging system designed for early fire detection at the County Headquarters Landfill. The solution must be mounted on a trailer, easily deployable, and powered by renewable energy sources such as solar or batteries. It should offer comprehensive 360-degree visual and thermal coverage to enable proactive fire monitoring, facilitate data collection, and deliver real-time alerts. Additionally, the system must be compatible with existing emergency response infrastructure to ensure seamless integration. The project emphasizes rapid deployment capabilities and sustainability, with detailed product specifications and submission guidelines provided in the solicitation documents. Proposals are due by September 18, 2025, with the contract value estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000.
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