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Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Seeks Support For Geutebruck, Gallagher Systems

Australia’s Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet is seeking the provision of support and maintenance services for its electronic security solutions. These include Type 1 and Type 1A security systems (IAS), electronic access controls systems (EACS), CCTV installations and associated security network infrastructure (SNI), including proprietary 3rd party equipment for Department of the Prime […]

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    Australia’s Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet is seeking the provision of support and maintenance services for its electronic security solutions.

    These include Type 1 and Type 1A security systems (IAS), electronic access controls systems (EACS), CCTV installations and associated security network infrastructure (SNI), including proprietary 3rd party equipment for Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet and portfolio agencies.

    Conditions for participation include that the supplier must be certified channel partners with Gallagher and Geutebruck or be able to satisfy the evaluation committee that certification will be complete before commencement of the deed. Timeframe for delivery of the services proposed is 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2022.

    The tender closes October 16, 2019.

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