CM12 (T0545) Central Monitoring and Control System

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Buyers

Trinity House

Value

£0

Classifications

Monitoring and control services

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planning

Published

1 month ago

Description

Trinity House are currently looking into the availability and market options for the Remote Control and Monitoring System for our Aids to Navigation. Trinity House currently operate a Central Monitoring and Control System (CMCS), which is centrally monitored by a 24/7 Operations and Planning Centre at Harwich. This allows the monitoring of marine aids to navigation in the waters of England, Wales, the Channel Islands and Gibraltar. Each monitored site/station utilises out-station telemetry units, which enables the remote operation of the fixed navigational aid and allows for observations for reliability and performance.

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Trinity House

Body governed by public law

PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST

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+44 1255245000

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