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$A500 Million Barossa Offshore Gas Project Seeks Intrusion Detection, CCTV

Conocophillips Australia Barossa has released a tender seeking intrusion detection and video surveillance for the Barossa Offshore Project. The solution must have an IP CCTV system installed to allow the remote monitoring of key areas of the facility, including, but not limited to, community areas in accommodation, operational restricted areas, heli reception, muster points, off-take […]

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    Conocophillips Australia Barossa has released a tender seeking intrusion detection and video surveillance for the Barossa Offshore Project.

    The solution must have an IP CCTV system installed to allow the remote monitoring of key areas of the facility, including, but not limited to, community areas in accommodation, operational restricted areas, heli reception, muster points, off-take station, and helideck. Consideration shall be given to security aspects of the vessel such as fore and aft views and critical pathways on deck towards the superstructure entries.

    The Barossa Project is a gas and light condensate field located offshore about 300 kilometres north of Darwin, Northern Territory. The development concept notionally involves drilling 9 subsea wells in 2 phases.

    This tender closes February 10, 2020 – you can find out more here.

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