TasTAFE Seeks Statewide Site Security Services Releases Future Tender For Site Security Services Including Alarm Monitoring And Response.
TasTAFE Seeks Statewide Site Security Services – TasTAFE is preparing to tender for site security services across multiple locations in northern, north-western and southern Tasmania.
The proposed contract will cover alarm monitoring, alarm and incident response, security patrols, emergency response and ad-hoc security services. The successful contractor will also be responsible for alarm system management, with enhanced security services required for TasTAFE student accommodation facilities.
The scope suggests a combination of remote monitoring and mobile security response across a geographically dispersed portfolio, although the future tender notice does not yet provide details of site numbers, alarm systems, response requirements or service levels.
TasTAFE is Tasmania’s public vocational education and training provider, delivering training across a statewide network of campuses and specialist facilities.
- Issued by
- TasTAFETasmania’s public vocational education and training provider
- Coverage
- Northern, north-western and southern TasmaniaMetropolitan and regional campuses, plus student accommodation
- Services
- Monitoring, response, patrolsPlus alarm system management and emergency and ad-hoc services
- Detail
- Not yet releasedSite numbers, alarm systems, response requirements and service levels to come with the tender
Its operations include metropolitan and regional sites, with facilities supporting teaching, workshops, administration and student services. Student accommodation at some locations adds an after-hours and residential element to the security requirement.
The tender is currently scheduled for release on September 30, 2026.
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