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Australian Munitions Seeks CCTV Camera Replacement

Australian Munitions at Mulwala in NSW seeks the replacement of 26 hazardous area CCTV cameras. The Mulwala NSW facility is owned by the Commonwealth of Australia and operated by Thales, trading as Australian Munitions, and produces energetic materials for the Australian Defence Force. Australian Munitions is seeking expression of interest from suitably qualified organizations interested […]

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    Australian Munitions at Mulwala in NSW seeks the replacement of 26 hazardous area CCTV cameras.

    The Mulwala NSW facility is owned by the Commonwealth of Australia and operated by Thales, trading as Australian Munitions, and produces energetic materials for the Australian Defence Force.

    Australian Munitions is seeking expression of interest from suitably qualified organizations interested in tendering for the following work package: MUL043 Replace MMF Process & Security CCTV Cameras – Stage 2 – replace 26 existing obsolete analogue hazardous area CCTV cameras & enclosures in various buildings.

    To register your interest and request copy of the EOI document, please contact sandra.okane@thalesgroup.com.au specifying project MUL043 and MUL046. By submitting an EOI or tender for this project you will become subject to the Code for the Tendering and performance of Building 2016.

    It is anticipated this project will commence in the 2020/21 financial year. The tender closes on December 11, so move fast! More information available here.

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