Tweed Council Seeks CCTV For Community Safety Program On Far North Coast.
Tweed Council Seeks CCTV For Community Safety
Tweed Council Seeks CCTV For Community Safety Program On Far North Coast. Tweed Council Seeks CCTV For Community Safety – Tweed Shire Council is seeking a contractor to supply and install CCTV under its Strengthening Community Safety Program. Council already operates CCTV systems in public places across Murwillumbah, Kingscliff and Tweed Heads South, with the […]
Tweed Council Seeks CCTV For Community Safety Program On Far North Coast.
Tweed Council Seeks CCTV For Community Safety – Tweed Shire Council is seeking a contractor to supply and install CCTV under its Strengthening Community Safety Program.
Council already operates CCTV systems in public places across Murwillumbah, Kingscliff and Tweed Heads South, with the expanded systems intended to increase safety for residents, businesses and tourists.
Open for bidsTweed Shire Council · NSW Far North Coast
Supply and Installation of CCTV
Tweed Shire Council, under its Strengthening Community Safety Program. Open now – the scope sits in the tender documents, behind portal registration.
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12pm Wed 2 Dec 2026 · Sydney (AEDT)
ReleasedNov 2026
Bids close2 Dec, 12pm
AwardNot stated
Requirement
Supply and install CCTVContractor sought for the Strengthening Community Safety Program
Location
Tweed Shire, NSWFar North Coast. Sites not stated in the release
Category
Security and CCTV systemsAlso listed under electrical services and AV equipment
How to respond
Council procurement portalRegister first, with two-factor authentication, to see documents and bid
Not statedNo camera count, camera type, value or contract term published
Source. Title, location and categories from the public tender listing (Australian Tenders ID 630933), which also gives 2 Dec 2026 as the date. Close time of 12pm as reported by SEN. Registration, 2FA and contacts from Tweed Shire Council’s tenders page. Council’s own reference number is not shown publicly. Times are Sydney time (AEDT, UTC+11).
The tender release doesn’t identify the number or type of cameras, locations, communications infrastructure or monitoring arrangements that might dictate upgrades – you’ll need to register to learn more.
A 32-camera system is currently covering the Murwillumbah and Kingscliff CBDs, Tweed Heads South Skate Park and a swimming pool entrance, with camera locations selected using police crime statistics together with environmental and commercial considerations.
This existing system includes cameras around Wollumbin Street, Brisbane Street and the CBD, with the system incorporating dedicated monitoring and recording arrangements associated with Murwillumbah Police Station.
What’s already there, and what’s not stated
A 32-camera network to build on, and a scope you’ll need to register to see
Council’s existing public-place CCTV, as reported by SEN, gives bidders a sense of what new work may need to connect to.
Murwillumbah CBDIncl. Wollumbin Street and Brisbane Street
Kingscliff CBDTown centre coverage
Tweed Heads South Skate ParkPublic recreation site
Swimming pool entrancePool not named in the article
32cameras
Monitoring and recording linked to Murwillumbah Police Station
Plus 5 remote cameras announced in December 2024, funded by a $270,000 NSW Government commitment. Two went first to Jack Evans Boat Harbour, targeting anti-social behaviour.
Stated in the release
Supply and installation of CCTV by a contractor
Funded under the Strengthening Community Safety Program
Bids close 12pm, Wednesday 2 December 2026
Not stated publicly
Number and type of cameras
Camera locations
Communications infrastructure
Monitoring arrangements, value and contract term
SEN’s suggested questions once you’re registered
1Is this new sites, an upgrade of the existing 32-camera system, or both?
2Must new cameras feed the existing recording and monitoring at Murwillumbah Police Station, and on which VMS?
3Who supplies the backhaul (fibre, wireless or cellular), and is ongoing maintenance in scope?
Source. Existing network, sites, police-station link and remote-camera funding as reported by SEN. Stated and not-stated items checked against the public tender listing and the release as reported. Questions are SEN’s suggestions, not Council’s.
In December 2024, council announced the installation of 5 new remote cameras funded through a $270,000 NSW Government commitment, with 2 initially deployed at Jack Evans Boat Harbour to address anti-social behaviour.
This Tweed Council Seeks CCTV For Community Safety tender closes at 12pm on 2 December 2026. More details about this tender here and read more SEN news here.
Closes 12pm AEDT, Wed 2 Dec 2026
Register on Tweed’s portal now, then get the full scope
Camera numbers, sites and monitoring details are only in the tender documents. Register on Council’s procurement portal well before the close (two-factor authentication is required), then send procurement questions to AdminIDU@tweed.nsw.gov.au.
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