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Queensland Rail Seeks CCTV Security

Queensland Rail Seeks CCTV Security Support For Hundreds Of Facilities. Queensland Rail is seeking to engage suppliers for the provision of CCTV and security systems across its rail network. Queensland Rail uses a centralised CCTV management system to view video streams from remotely located cameras at approximately 150 Queensland Rail suburban Citytrain stations as well […]

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    Queensland Rail Seeks CCTV Security Support For Hundreds Of Facilities.

    Queensland Rail is seeking to engage suppliers for the provision of CCTV and security systems across its rail network.

    Queensland Rail uses a centralised CCTV management system to view video streams from remotely located cameras at approximately 150 Queensland Rail suburban Citytrain stations as well as numerous regional stations, depots, and yards.

    Queensland Rail Seeks CCTV Security Support

    This tender relates to creation of panel for the supply and installation of additional CCTV and electronic security systems at various locations throughout Queensland Rail’s network.

    Queensland Rail, also known as QR, is a railway operator in Queensland, Australia. Owned by the Queensland Government, it operates suburban and long-distance passenger services, as well as owning and maintaining approximately 6600 kilometres of track and has 6520 staff.

    This CCTV Security tender closes on September 27 – you can find out more here or read more SEN news here.

    “Queensland Rail Seeks CCTV Security For Hundreds Of Facilities.”

    Queensland Rail Seeks CCTV Security
    Queensland Rail Seeks CCTV Security panel for 150-plus stations.

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