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Moreton Bay Regional Council has gone to tender seeking seeking suitably qualified tenderers for the 24/7 duress alarm services. MRBC’s video surveillance Public Safety solution incorporates more than 800 fixed and PTZ CCTV cameras, and a dedicated 24-hour security control room, as well as access control and alarm systems supported council facilities across the council […]

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    Moreton Bay Regional Council has gone to tender seeking seeking suitably qualified tenderers for the 24/7 duress alarm services.

    MRBC’s video surveillance Public Safety solution incorporates more than 800 fixed and PTZ CCTV cameras, and a dedicated 24-hour security control room, as well as access control and alarm systems supported council facilities across the council region.

    Moreton Bay Region is the third largest council area in Australia and one of the fastest developing. The region covers 2037 square kilometres and has a population of approximately 417,000 which is projected to reach 533,000 by 2031.

    This tender closes on November 30 – you can find out more here.

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