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Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust Electronic Security Upgrade

Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust is seeking EOIs from electronic security system integrators for future works at the Moore Park site in Sydney.  The tender will include security (intrusion and access control) and CCTV systems, as well as maintenance across the site, which includes Sydney’s busiest stadia and hosts more than 1.5 million visitors […]

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    Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust is seeking EOIs from electronic security system integrators for future works at the Moore Park site in Sydney. 

    The tender will include security (intrusion and access control) and CCTV systems, as well as maintenance across the site, which includes Sydney’s busiest stadia and hosts more than 1.5 million visitors annually. 

    The Trust is currently undertaking an ongoing $A500 million schedule of building works, which will see the completion of multiple new stands at the SCG, as well as widespread new developments across the site. 

    The CCTV system at the SCG has a blown fibre backbone supporting around 200 surveillance cameras, many of which are Pelco’s powerful Spectra domes. Allianz Stadium (Sydney Football Stadium) and other buildings around the site also have comprehensive surveillance coverage.

    The tender closes on January 18. ♦

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