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Camco Wins CCTV Upgrade For Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network

Camco (SA) has won a DPTI contract for the upgrade of CCTV systems within the Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network (AMPRN) which closed late year. The value of the tender was not disclosed. Camco is an Adelaide based civil engineering company founded by director Chris Goold in 2001 with a team of 60 which partners […]

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    Camco (SA) has won a DPTI contract for the upgrade of CCTV systems within the Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network (AMPRN) which closed late year. The value of the tender was not disclosed.

    Camco is an Adelaide based civil engineering company founded by director Chris Goold in 2001 with a team of 60 which partners with state and local government departments, utility providers and developers on major projects.

    Adelaide’s passenger rail network comprises 132 kilometres of railway track on the Seaford, Gawler, Outer Harbor, Belair, Grange and Tonsley Lines, including 40 kilometres of electrified railway, 88 railway stations, 84 level crossings, 22 electric railcar sets and 70 diesel railcars. The rail network also includes 16.5 kilometres of 600-volt tramline, 33 tram stops, 15 flexity trams and 9 citadis trams.

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