WAPOL Seeks CCTV Refurbishment For Cockburn Central Station.
WAPOL Seeks CCTV Refurbishment For Cockburn Central – WA Department of Housing and Works has released a tender seeking the refurbishment of the CCTV security system at the Western Australia Police Force’s Cockburn Central Police Station.
Cockburn Central is a modern 2250 square metre facility designed to accommodate up to 200 officers that forms part of a broader program of police infrastructure investment in WA, with the state government allocating 116m for new and refurbished stations since 2013.
The Cockburn site includes short-term custodial facilities, a detainee processing area, 2 cells, interview rooms, and operational amenities, including a gym and support spaces for officers.
This tender calls for a complete CCTV system refurbishment and it’s likely the system will be required to deliver ensure reliable CCTV coverage across custody, detainee management, public-facing areas and operational zones.
Like other contemporary policing environments, Cockburn Central relies on CCTV for evidentiary recording, monitoring of high-risk spaces, and situational awareness for frontline staff – that means cameras installed front of house and externally.
A site visit is scheduled for January 13, 2025 at 10:30am. Attendance must be confirmed with Craig Wright of Security Consulting Group via email cwright@securityconsultinggroup.com.au or call Craig on 0408 279 542 but don’t tell him we sent you!
This WAPOL Seeks CCTV Refurbishment For Cockburn Central tender closes 2:30pm Perth time on January 28, 2026 – you can find the tender request here or read more SEN news here.
“WAPOL Seeks CCTV Refurbishment For Cockburn Central Station.”
