CCTV Monitoring Sought For Princes Pier By Victoria’s Department Of Transport And Planning.
CCTV Monitoring Sought For Princes Pier – Victoria’s Department of Transport and Planning is seeking a facilities management provider for Princes Pier in Melbourne, with the contract including CCTV monitoring and maintenance services.
The CCTV monitoring component is part of a wider facilities management tender that covers maintenance of the State-owned Princes Pier at Port Melbourne and incorporates security-related services alongside electrical, hydraulic and general building maintenance.
Security-related elements of the scope include CCTV monitoring and maintenance, as well as servicing of the pier’s heritage cast iron gates. The tender information provided does not specify the CCTV system, camera numbers, monitoring arrangements or maintenance requirements.
- Issued by
- Dept of Transport and PlanningVictoria — the pier is State-owned
- Contract
- Facilities managementCCTV monitoring & maintenance is one component of the scope
- Security scope
- CCTV monitoring & maintenancePlus servicing of the heritage cast iron gates
- System detail
- Not specifiedNo camera numbers, monitoring arrangements or maintenance requirements published
Other services covered by the facilities management contract include hydraulic inspection, maintenance and plumbing repairs, electrical maintenance, cleaning and waste management, graffiti and storm damage removal, artificial turf maintenance, landscaping and gardening, and termite inspection.
Princes Pier is a heritage-listed structure extending into Port Phillip at Port Melbourne. Originally known as New Railway Pier, it was constructed between 1912 and 1915 and operated as a major passenger and cargo terminal. The pier is particularly associated with immigration to Victoria and the movement of Australian troops during the First and Second World Wars.
This CCTV Monitoring Sought For Princes Pier tender closes on September 18 at 2pm – you can learn more here or read more SEN news here.
“CCTV Monitoring Sought For Princes Pier By Victoria’s Department Of Transport And Planning.”
