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NT Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics has released a tender seeking an upgrade to the duress system at Alice Springs Hospital. The scope of works includes replacement of the current Mental Health Unit duress alarm system with a solution that will operate independent of the Main Ward Block Austco System, as well as an […]

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    NT Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics has released a tender seeking an upgrade to the duress system at Alice Springs Hospital.

    The scope of works includes replacement of the current Mental Health Unit duress alarm system with a solution that will operate independent of the Main Ward Block Austco System, as well as an upgrade to the IP based Durasuite System.

    Alice Springs Hospital (ASH) is the major acute hospital for Central Australia, with 186 beds, serving up to 60,000 people, including visitors to the region. It’s specialist services cover all major medical health requirements, including training.

    The tender closes on December 1, 2020 – you can find out more here.

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