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Find cities about to buy sewer inspection equipment

For makers and dealers of CCTV inspection trucks, cameras, crawlers, jetters and inspection software. See which cities are coming due, what they bought last time, who sold it to them and who decides, months before the bid.

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Every sign a city is about to buy inspection equipment

Truck purchases, service life, software and parts contracts, budgets and capital plans, read for the CCTV and cleaning equipment they lead to.

Only sewer work, never the rest of what the city buys.

  • CCTV truck replacement
  • Cameras and crawlers
  • Inspection software
  • Service life estimates
  • Jetters and combination units
  • Parts and repair contracts
  • What the city paid
  • Who sold it to them
  • Equipment rental
  • Council purchase approvals
  • Annual budgets
  • Capital improvement plans

Know which cities will buy next

Every truck, camera and software contract carries a date, so your reps call the cities closest to buying first.

  • A replacement year for every truckWhen the city bought its CCTV truck, and when trucks like it typically come due again.
  • Contracts ending, by monthInspection software and parts and repair contracts, sorted by the month their term ends.
Sewer inspection equipment in Fort Worth, TXComing due
  • Parts and repairRenewal due now
    Nov 2026
  • Parts and repairContract ending
    Mar 2027
  • Inspection softwareContract ending
    May 2027
  • Equipment purchaseReplacement due
    Around Aug 2028

Walk in knowing what they run today

Each signal tells you what the city bought, when and from whom, so your first call is about their fleet, not your catalog.

  • What they bought and from whomThe supplier on the last purchase and the amount the council approved.
  • Why now, in plain wordsOne sentence on why the city has to buy again, like a truck reaching the end of its service life.
CCTV inspection truck replacementReplacement due
Why reach out now

Fort Worth bought this CCTV truck in 2020. From the typical service life of trucks like it, the next purchase lands around 2028.

Bought from
Rush Truck Centers of Texas, LP
Value
$303K paid last time

Equipment leads, delivered where your team works

Your list lands in your inbox and drops into the tools your team already uses, so you can act the moment a city starts moving.

Your list in your inbox

The signals for your territory, sorted by what comes due first, sent straight to you and your reps.

Into your CRM

Every signal as a spreadsheet you can import into Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive or any CRM, with the city, the date, the incumbent and the contact.

Your signals in ChatGPT and Claude

Ask about your sewer signals where you already work: who holds the contract, when it ends and what to open with on the first call.

Also built for

Equipment sellers and contractors watch different moments. Your list is built around the work you sell.

Signals to watchContract endingRenewal due now6 in the Fort Worth sampleFor inspection and cleaning contractorsInspection and cleaning contracts on their final renewal, with who holds them and what the city pays.See what you getSignals to watchFunded programContract ending4 in the Fort Worth sampleFor rehab and lining contractorsRehab and lining programs as the council funds them, and the engineering contracts that come first.See what you get

Questions about sewer inspection equipment leads

Which sewer inspection equipment do you track?

CCTV inspection trucks and vans, push and crawler cameras, jetters and combination units, and sewer inspection software, plus the parts and repair contracts behind them.

How do you know when a city will replace its CCTV truck?

We find the council item that approved the last purchase, then estimate the next one from the typical service life of trucks like it. Estimates are always marked as estimates.

Can I see which brand a city uses?

When the city's records name the brand or model, it is in your list.

Do you cover equipment set aside in budgets?

Yes. Annual budgets and capital improvement plans that fund inspection equipment show up as planned purchases.

Is it for dealers as well as manufacturers?

Both. Your list is built around the territory you sell into, whether you make the equipment or sell it.

How is this different from a bid alert?

A bid alert shows you the equipment RFP once the specs are written, often around a competitor's product. A replacement signal shows you the purchase while the city is still deciding what to buy.

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