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HBE Security Wins Alarms CCTV Contracts

HBE Security Wins Alarms CCTV Contracts – HBE Security has won several electronic security contracts for WAPOL and the WA Department of Education.

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HBE Security Wins Alarms CCTV Contracts For WA Police And High School.

HBE Security Wins Alarms CCTV Contracts – HBE Security has won several electronic security contracts for WAPOL and the WA Department of Education.

The first is a $A165,000 contract to supply, install and maintain an access control and alarm system for Boddington District High School.

The second is a $275,000 contract for the supply, installation, configuration and replacement of the Fitzroy Crossing Police Station security system/CCTV.

Perth-based HBE Security offers services from design through to commissioning, providing a client-based approach to integration of security systems, CCTV, access control, BMS systems, intercom systems, keying solutions and perimeter radar.

Key HBE Security suppliers include Geutebruck, CSD, Hills, VSP, Seadan, Austco, Axis, Bosch, CellGuard, Dahua, FLIR, Avigilon, Hikvision, Inner Range, Sedco, VideoInsight and Pacific Datacom.

You can learn more about HBE Security here or read more SEN news here.

“HBE Security Wins Alarms CCTV Contracts For WA Police School.”

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