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MSQ Brisbane Seeks Suppliers For CCTV Network

Queensland Government’s Department of Transport and Main Roads has gone to tender on behalf of Maritime Safety Queensland seeking the purchase of network CCTV products for MSQ in Brisbane. Maritime Safety Queensland is a branch of the Department of Transport and Main Roads within the Customer Services, Safety and Regulation Division. Its role is to […]

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    Queensland Government’s Department of Transport and Main Roads has gone to tender on behalf of Maritime Safety Queensland seeking the purchase of network CCTV products for MSQ in Brisbane.

    Maritime Safety Queensland is a branch of the Department of Transport and Main Roads within the Customer Services, Safety and Regulation Division. Its role is to protect Queensland’s waterways and the people who use them—providing safer, cleaner seas. Maritime Safety Queensland is responsible for:

    * Improving maritime safety for shipping and recreational craft through regulation and education
    * Minimising vessel-sourced waste and responding to marine pollution
    * Providing essential maritime services such as aids to navigation and vessel traffic services
    * Encouraging and supporting innovation in the maritime industry.

    This is a future tender with a planned release date of June 30, so lock it into diaries and/or click here for more information.

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