Security Systems Enterprise Service

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Buyers

HM Revenue & Customs

Value

£1,600,000

Suppliers

Universal Security Systems Limited

Classifications

Information technology services

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Submission Deadline

5 years ago

Published

5 years ago

Description

HMRC require an external business partner who can install and maintain a Cloud Based (Crown Hosted) Enterprise level unified access control and video system which must be compatible with existing and planned installations at our Regional Centres utilising a Master Application Server and Regional Satellite Application Servers arrangement.
      The Supplier will lead the delivery, installation, configuration and management of the master unified Security Enterprise System and associated contingency solution for system resilience. The system must be capable of holding up to 250,000 card holder records. 
      The Supplier will provide strategic and technical support to fully integrate the locally unified Satellite Security Enterprise Systems at the existing and planned Regional Centre locations across the UK as they become operational.

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