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Request a Quote for Industrial Wireless & Remote Monitoring
Tell us about your project — the number of sites, location, existing infrastructure, and timeline — and our team will prepare a detailed proposal for your industrial wireless and remote monitoring needs across oil & gas, water/wastewater, utilities, and mining.
How Twin Eagle Builds Your Quote
Every Twin Eagle Solutions proposal starts with your sites, not a generic price sheet. When you submit the form above, an engineer reviews your requirements and follows up — usually within one to two business days — to confirm scope before we put numbers on paper. Founded in 2001, we have spent more than 25 years scoping wireless, video, AI, and tower projects across the lower 48, so we know which questions matter early and where the real costs and risks live.
What to include
The more we know up front, the tighter the estimate. Helpful details include the number of sites and their locations, any existing radios, cameras, or SCADA infrastructure, the power and backhaul available at each site, and your target timeline. Photos or a simple site map are welcome but never required — we can also schedule a site survey to gather what is missing.
Services we quote
Requests span all of our practice areas: industrial communications and private wireless, remote video services, AI solutions powered by our in-house VisionAery analytics, tower services, and the Remote Pumper well-monitoring platform. When a project crosses several of these, we scope them as one coordinated package with a single point of contact rather than separate vendors.
Industries we serve
We work with oil & gas, water and wastewater, electric utilities, and mining operators who run critical infrastructure in remote or RF-challenging environments. Whether you operate a handful of wells or hundreds of sites across multiple basins, the proposal is sized to your footprint and the conditions in your field.
From proposal to deployment
A typical engagement moves from quote to site survey, system design, installation, and commissioning, then into ongoing support. Many customers add managed services so Twin Eagle monitors and maintains the network after go-live — including 24/7 emergency response for contracted sites whose service scope includes it.