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WA Police Seeks Security Maintenance Contractor For Maintenance And Repairs Of Access Control, CCTV, Cell Call Solutions. WA Police Seeks Security Maintenance Contractor – Western Australia Police Force is seeking a contractor to provide routine maintenance and breakdown repairs for access control, CCTV, cell call and manual call point systems across its metropolitan and Peel […]

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    WA Police Seeks Security Maintenance Contractor For Maintenance And Repairs Of Access Control, CCTV, Cell Call Solutions.

    WA Police Seeks Security Maintenance Contractor – Western Australia Police Force is seeking a contractor to provide routine maintenance and breakdown repairs for access control, CCTV, cell call and manual call point systems across its metropolitan and Peel region facilities.

    The tender, issued by the WA Department of Housing and Works on behalf of the Western Australia Police Force, covers routine maintenance and breakdown repairs for the electronic security systems at various police sites.

    Open for bidsTenders WA · DHW0551626A
    Western Australia Police Force – Provision of Routine Maintenance and Breakdown Repairs for Access Control, CCTV, Cell Calls and Manual Call Points
    Department of Housing and Works for WA Police Force. Current open tender – documents are released only after a confidentiality declaration.
    Closes in
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    2:30pm Fri 27 Nov 2026Perth time (AWST, UTC+8)
    How to respond
    1Sign the declarationDeclaration of Confidential Information form, on the tender page
    2Email for documentsTo tenderingservices@dohw.wa.gov.au
    3Submit your bidTo DHW0551626 – the “A” number is reference only
    Systems
    Four in scopeAccess control, CCTV, cell calls and manual call points
    Service
    Maintain and repairRoutine (scheduled) maintenance plus breakdown repairs
    Region
    Perth Metro and PeelVarious WA Police Force sites
    UNSPSC category
    Building maintenance and repair services100% of the request
    Builder pre-qualification
    Not applicablePer the tender listing
    Contract contact
    sherry.huang@dohw.wa.gov.auSherry Huang, Coordinator RM Contracts and Governance(08) 6551 2189
    Source. Title, status, numbers, category, regions, contact, closing time and response instructions from the Tenders WA listing (DHW0551626A). Contract term and value are not stated on the listing. The countdown runs to 2:30pm AWST on 27 November 2026.

    The Western Australia Police Force operates across the state’s 2.5 million square kilometre jurisdiction, with more than 200 police facilities and a workforce of more than 9000. Its distributed estate includes metropolitan and regional police stations and other operational facilities, making maintenance of access control, CCTV and related systems a continuing requirement across multiple sites.

    Scope schematic
    Four systems, two kinds of work, every site in Metro and Peel
    How the work splits between planned servicing and call-out repairs, across all four systems.
    Access controlDoors, readers, controllersIn scope✓ ServicedFault logged✓ Restored
    CCTVCameras and recordingIn scope✓ ServicedFault logged✓ Restored
    Cell callsCustody cell call pointsIn scope✓ ServicedFault logged✓ Restored
    Manual call pointsBreak-glass alarm pointsIn scope✓ ServicedFault logged✓ Restored
    WA Police ForcePolice sitesMetro and Peel regions
    Scheduled maintenance. Planned servicing of all four systems across the sites. Visit frequency is not stated on the listing.Breakdown repairs. Call-out work when a system fails. Response and repair times are not stated on the listing.
    Not stated on the listing – check the documents
    ?Contract term?Contract value?Number of sites?Response times?Installed brands?Site briefing
    Source. Systems, services and regions from the Tenders WA listing. Short system descriptions are SEN context. The six items above do not appear on the public listing; they may be covered in the confidential documents. The animation is illustrative.

    The scope specifically covers access control systems, CCTV, cell call systems and manual call points, with the successful contractor required to provide both scheduled maintenance and breakdown repair services.

    The contract is being procured by the Department of Housing and Works, which is seeking a supplier capable of delivering the services across WA Police Force sites within the Metro and Peel regions.

    This tender closes at 2.30pm November 27 – you can learn more here or read more SEN news here.

    Closes 2:30pm AWST · Fri 27 Nov 2026
    Get the documents now: they sit behind a confidentiality declaration
    Download the Declaration of Confidential Information from the tender page, complete it and email it to tenderingservices@dohw.wa.gov.au quoting DHW0551626A. When you lodge, submit to DHW0551626 – the “A” number is for reference only.
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