Orange City Council Seeks Alarm Monitoring

Orange City Council Seeks Alarm Monitoring And Alarm Response Services.

Orange City Council Seeks Alarm Monitoring – Orange City Council has gone to tender seeking alarm monitoring and alarm response services.

The tender seeks suitably qualified contractors for monitoring, scheduled, response, special event and security services across Orange City Council’s facilities and building portfolio. The tender states the general intent of the contract is to “deliver reliable and high-quality security services to council”.

Council manages multiple administrative and sports facilities, including the Orange Civic Theatre, Orange Function Centre, Orange Regional Gallery, Botanic Gardens Function centre, as well as multiple community halls and other locations, many of which are likely to be included as part of the alarm monitoring and response contract.

Council also has 31 CCTV cameras in the Orange CBD located in Summer Street, Lords Place, Peisley Street, Anson Street, Sale Street, McNamara Street, Colvin Lane and Post Office Lane. A live feed of image streams is available to NSW Police based at Orange Police Station.

The City of Orange is a local government area in the Central West region of New South Wales, Australia. The local government area is around 7000 square kilometres in size and services a population of around 65,000. Villages in the council area include Huntley, Lucknow, March, Shadforth, Spring Creek, Spring Hill and Springside.

This Orange City Council seeks alarm monitoring contract closes on June 20 – you can find out more and apply here or read more SEN news here.

“Orange City Council Seeks Alarm Monitoring And Alarm Response Services.”