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Client:
Seef Properties
Project:
Seef & Isa Town Malls
Year:
1996 – to date
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Since the first phase of Seef Mall was constructed
in 1996, Arencon Security Est. has been
awarded all the CCTV and intrusion detection
work associated with Seef Mall and it’s
many extensions and other buildings in the
Seef Development and the existing Isa Town
Mall. The project scope includes perimeter
intruder detection using long-range passive
infra-red technology, door contacts at perimeter
doors and extensive CCTV coverage with both
fixed and PTZ cameras located inside and
outside the buildings. The last phase completed
in 2003 included replacing the multiplexers
& VCRs associated with the early phases
with digital video recording and replacing
existing monochrome cameras with colour.
Present camera count is over 130.
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Client:
Arab Banking Corporation
Project:
Access Control System
Year:
2000
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An access control system covering 40 doors
in a 10 storey building at the Diplomatic
Area. The proximity system reporting to
an NT-based front end replaced a system
based on magnetic-stripe technology installed
in the 1980’s and which was obsolete
and unreliable. An off-site disaster recovery
computer room suite was also incorporated
into the system using the existing WAN link
between it and the main bank premises. The
project was executed mostly outside normal
working hours to minimise disruption to
normal bank operation.
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Client:
Saudi Aramco
Project:
Integrated Security
Year:
2000
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of an access control, intrusion detection
and CCTV surveillance system for the Saudi
Aramco Air Cargo Facility at King Fahd International
Airport. The project required the access
control, intrusion detection and CCTV systems
to be integrated into the overall airport
security systems and monitored from the
airport Security Control Centre (SCC). In
addition, local monitoring consoles in the
building itself were provided for use by
the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) and Customs
for decentralised-level security monitoring
and surveillance in their respective jurisdictions.
Since the existing airport systems (designed
in the late 1980’s) were no longer
supported, special interfaces had to be
engineered and procured to ensure a consistent
user interface for monitoring personnel
rotated around the many airport facilities
and to ensure compatibility with the supervisory-level
monitoring systems at the SCC. The system
was engineered, procured, integrated, tested,
shipped, installed & commissioned in
just 20 weeks and in time for the Facility
to open on schedule. |
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Client:
Gulf Aluminium Rolling Mill Co.
Project:
Digital recording of CCTV
Year:
2001 – to date
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| Provision
of a digital recording system covering existing
process-monitoring CCTV cameras and provision
of additional general surveillance cameras
in the process areas. A number of phases
have been implemented from 2001 onwards.
All camera to video server and video server
to head-end transmission is implemented
using fibre-optic cables for maximum noise
immunity in an industrial environment. A
total of 105 cameras are currently included
in the system and authorised users can access
live & recorded pictures via the Garmco
LAN. The system presently contains over
3,200GB of digital storage capacity. |
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Client:
Bahrain Convention & Exhibitions Bureau
Project:
CCTV system for Bahrain International Exhibition
Centre
Year:
2002 – to date
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and installation of a CCTV surveillance
system with digital recording facilities.
The initial phase incorporated 32 static
colour cameras covering the main exhibition
halls (Hall 1 & Hall 2) and the Link
Building which was under construction during
performance of the work, thus requiring
a phased commissioning of Hall 1 and Hall
2 separately, followed by the Link Building.
The system was intended mainly for management
information and was not permanently monitored.
Subsequent phases replaced some of the static
dome cameras in the Halls with PTZ domes
and added external PTZ domes for car park
surveillance. The latest phase saw the installation
of a Baxall matrix control system to provide
a centralised security management facility
in the Link Building capable of observing
& controlling all cameras throughout
the complex from a permanently manned location. |
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Client:
Six Construct / Ministry of Works
Project:
CCTV system for Shaikh Khalifa Marine Bridge
(Hidd Causeway)
Year:
2003 |
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Supply and installation of a CCTV surveillance
system for this prestigious project linking
Hidd to Manama via the existing Mina Sulman
port area. A total of eighteen cameras provide
extensive coverage of accessible areas of
the bridge and abutments to facilitate security
monitoring. All cameras are connected back
to a digital recording system using optical
fibre cables to avoid potential interference
from the high voltage cables running through
the bridge utility corridors from the Hidd
Power Station to primary substations in
Manama.
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Client:
Ahli United Bank
Project:
Integrated Security system for new Headquarters
Building
Year:
2003/2004 |
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Supply and installation of an Integrated
Access Control, Intrusion Detection and
CCTV surveillance system for this prestigious
project in the Seef District. A total of
forty-one colour cameras, static and PTZ,
provide extensive coverage of the building
interior and exterior. All camera images
are digitally recorded and may be viewed
by suitably authorised personnel via the
AUB intranet as well as live at the security
operator’s console. An extensive access
control system covering over fifty doors
within the building complex uses proximity
cardreaders, all transactions being reported
back to the PC-based operator workstation
at the security room. Integration between
the access control system and CCTV system
facilitates automatic call-up of static
and PTZ cameras (with pre-set positioning)
in response to alarm events and access transactions.
Additional equipment provided within the
overall project package included two sets
of hydraulically-operated rising bollard
barriers, one set of three at the customer
carpark entrance and one set of two at the
employee carpark / delivery entrance.
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Client:
The Constitutional Court
Project:
CCTV system for Court Building
Year:
2005
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and installation of a CCTV surveillance
system for this prestigious project in Manama
District. A total of seventeen colour cameras,
static and PTZ, provide extensive coverage
of the building interior. All camera images
are digitally recorded and may be viewed
by suitably authorised personnel via the
Court’s intranet as well as live at
the security operator’s console. Special
attention had to be paid to the aesthetics
of the installed system as well as the installation
method in a historic building original parts
of which used traditional 1930’s stone
& mortar and rafter & matting construction
techniques which made cable installation
a challenging exercise. The work was completed
within a very short (4 week) time frame
dictated by the date of the official opening
by HM the King. |
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