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Published 24 Jul 2015

COLP Integrated Managament System - Digitial Video Recording System

City of London Corporation · London

Key facts

Estimated value
£2,000,000
Closing date
21 Aug 2015
Contract starts
04 Jan 2016
Contract ends
03 Jan 2023
Procedure
Restricted procedure
Buyer type
Local government

Description

City of London Police are looking for a partner to work with to provide an integrated management system and digital (video) recording system (iMS-DRS). The new system will be an externally hosted service that will be capable of managing all of our current analogue CCTV estate across the City of London and ingest video from a number of other sources including but not limited to: • In Car CCTV • Tablets • Body Worn Video • 3rd party CCTV systems • Television Network Protocol (TVNP) • Multifocal Sensor Arrays The system will be able to receive alarms form critical national infrastructure(CNI) and other City of London sites. The system will provide software to support the analysis of all stored data. The data itself will be hosted on a digital platform that can be accessed through CoLP supplied workstations and tablets. The iMS-DRS will be required to support the migration of the CoLP CCTV estate to High Definition Internet Protocol (HD IP) camera technology. The new system will to embrace emerging technologies such as facial recognition and behavioral analytics. Other services required include: • Geo Mapping • Thermal Imaging • Integration with databases such as Human Resources and Crime Reporting The contract is for a 5 year period with an option to extend for a further 2 years.

Additional information: To register your interest in this contract please go to www.captialesourcing.com

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