TEC Partnership - Access Control System North Bank 2025

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£60,000

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  • Access control system
  • Electronic security lock
  • Enhanced security lock

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

2 days ago

Description

TEC Partnership is seeking proposals for the replacement of the existing, discontinued TDSI access control systems at its East Riding College campuses which include Bridlington, Beverley, and Hull WITH Paxton NET2. No alternatives will be considered as this system is used within the wider organisation and we would like to standardise this across all sites.

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