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EMHS Seeks Enterprise CCTV System Upgrade, Centralised Monitoring At New SOC

East Metropolitan Health Service in Western Australia is seeking an enterprise CCTV system upgrade across 3 Perth sites, as well as implementation of centralised monitoring and associated system maintenance. EMHS requires an experienced and licensed contractor to complete this video surveillance system upgrade, which must include the implementation of centralised monitoring in a new security […]

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    East Metropolitan Health Service in Western Australia is seeking an enterprise CCTV system upgrade across 3 Perth sites, as well as implementation of centralised monitoring and associated system maintenance.

    EMHS requires an experienced and licensed contractor to complete this video surveillance system upgrade, which must include the implementation of centralised monitoring in a new security operations centre (SOC) at Royal Perth Hospital (RPH).

    The video surveillance system upgrade involves migrating disparate systems to a new video management system on a single base licence to enable centralised live monitoring of CCTV systems at RPH, Bentley Hospital, Armadale Hospital and Kalamunda Hospital.

    The EMHS requires a subsequent maintenance contract for the new VMS. The tender closes April 15 – you can find out more here.

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