Magal to suply an integrated security system for 2012 African Cup of Nations
Magal Security Systems announced that it has signed a $35.5 million contract for a turnkey project, to provide a fully integrated security system, covering multiple sites, for the ...
Magal Security Systems announced that it has signed a $35.5 million contract for a turnkey project, to provide a fully integrated security system, covering multiple sites, for the African Cup of Nations Football Championship to be held in January 2012 in West Africa.
The project will cover football grounds, the stadium and the Olympic villages for the participating teams. The full solution will be networked and integrated into several command and control centers by Fortis - Magal's state of the art Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) system. A built in hierarchical structure will enable control of several smaller centers by a main regional control center.
The security solution includes Magal's newest technologies, such as Barricade II - an innovative fence mounted locating sensor and a full CCTV solution with multiple surveillance cameras and sophisticated IVA (Intelligent Video Analytics) capabilities. Additionally, various types of gates with access control, X-Ray screening devices for visitors, intercom and public announcement systems will complement the full solution.
Mr. Jacob Perry, Chairman of the Board of Magal S3, commented: "This is the largest project in our history and both represents a highly significant business achievement and an acceleration in Magal's growth trajectory. Securing major sporting events such as this, represent a major opportunity for Magal S3 and further demonstrates our leadership in the security market worldwide and specifically in Africa."
Eitan Livneh, President and CEO of Magal S3, commented: "We are proud to have been chosen as the main contractor for implementing the security and safety solution for this prestigious and globally recognized event. We will leverage our experience in providing similar solutions to customers in more than 80 countries in order to complete this demanding project within a tight timetable."