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Security Systems Replacement

The Scottish Parliament Corporate Body (SPCB) requires an SSAIB or NSI registered, or equivalent, security Contractor to replace its current security system with a new open protocol security system including repurposing and transitioning existing equipment with new items onto a new (front-end) integration platform within the operational building. Full training for users and provision of a planned and reactive maintenance service covering both the new and retained parts of the system will also be required.

Buyer

Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body

Value

£2,500,000

Published

21 Jul 2017

Closes

23 Aug 2017

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

35120000

Surveillance and security systems and devices

32231000

Closed-circuit television apparatus

32234000

Closed-circuit television cameras

35100000

Emergency and security equipment

35121000

Security equipment

35125300

Security cameras

42961100

Access control system

44521120

Electronic security lock

Lots

Lot 1 Security Systems Replacement

£2,500,000

The Scottish Parliament Corporate Body (SPCB) requires an SSAIB or NSI registered, or equivalent, security Contractor to replace its current security system and then maintain the new system to ensure exemplary levels of availability. The new security system will be open protocol and the Contractor must, where required, repurpose existing equipment and transi...

Delivery: UKM75

Security Systems Replacement

Not provided

The Scottish Parliament Corporate Body (SPCB) requires an SSAIB or NSI registered, or equivalent, security Contractor to replace its current security system with a new open protocol security system including repurposing and transitioning ex...

Contract notice · Web page

ESPD

24 Jul 2017

Word document

ESPD

25 Jul 2017

Word document

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