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SNP Security Managing Director, Tom Roche, says the win reinforces SNP’s positioning as a major security provider for government and other national clients. “This is a key win in the government sector,” says Roche. “The contract is a first for both us and for Customs, in that it’s the first major national manpower contract secured […]

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    Managing Director, Tom Roche, says the win reinforces SNP’s positioning as a
    major security provider for government and other national clients.

    “This is a
    key win in the government sector,” says Roche. “The contract is a first
    for both us and for Customs, in that it’s the first major national manpower
    contract secured by SNP Security, and the first time Customs has utilised the
    one security provider for all of its sites nationwide.”

    SNP’s ACT Branch
    will provide central account management for the Australian Customs and Border
    Protection Service.

    “Our ACT Branch
    has lengthy experience in dealing with major government customers, for example,
    the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet,” Roche says.

    “We’ll be able to
    leverage our existing resources and systems specifically built for other
    national clients, such as Australia Post, and apply these to provide
    first-class security to Customs.”

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