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Sydney Opera House Seeking New CCTV Storage Solution

Sydney Opera House has released a tender seeking a storage solution for the Sydney Opera House CCTV footage archive and other data, as well as a new solution for backing up data to the cloud. Sydney Opera House is in the process of replacing its existing electronic security solution with a new physical security information […]

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    Sydney Opera House has released a tender seeking a storage solution for the Sydney Opera House CCTV footage archive and other data, as well as a new solution for backing up data to the cloud.

    Sydney Opera House is in the process of replacing its existing electronic security solution with a new physical security information system (PSIM) platform. While information about the solution is thin on the ground, apparently the SOH team is leaving no stone unturned in its bid for the best possible operational outcome.

    In its original tender, Sydney Opera House invited security system integrators of PSIM, video management system (VMS), electronic access control system (EACS), and other key sub-system integrations, to submit an expression of interest to be the principal contractor for the works.

    Contact Chris McAulay on 61 2 9250 7342 or buildingtenders@sydneyoperahouse.com for more information.

    This tender closes on October 31.

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