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Youth Justice Seeks Vehicle Tracking System Replacement and Back to Base Live Stream

Court Logistics Unit, Youth Justice, has a fleet of 25 vehicles across 6 different locations: St Mary’s, Airds, Kariong, Grafton, Dubbo, and Wagga Wagga and seeks replacement of its vehicle tracking system and back to base live stream. Youth Justice uses secured cell vehicles to transport young people for court appearances at the Children’s, District […]

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    Court Logistics Unit, Youth Justice, has a fleet of 25 vehicles across 6 different locations: St Mary’s, Airds, Kariong, Grafton, Dubbo, and Wagga Wagga and seeks replacement of its vehicle tracking system and back to base live stream.

    Youth Justice uses secured cell vehicles to transport young people for court appearances at the Children’s, District and Supreme Courts of NSW. They are also used to transport young people between youth justice centres and from youth justice centres to adult correctional centres.

    This RFT is to go out to Open Tender for the purpose of providing vehicle tracking back to base live stream solution, for the Youth Justice Court Logistics unit. Details may be copied from Scope of Works, Project Plan or Technical specification.

    This is a future tender with an expected release date of March 23 – you can find out more here.

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