The Audiencia Nacional awards Tecisa the competition for the new comprehensive security system
The manufacturer Tecisa will be responsible for the installation of the new comprehensive security and control system of the National Court of Madrid after being awarded the public tender called by this institution.
The TecMonitor integration platform developed by the Spanish security company Tecisa It will be the backbone of the new access control system (Visits, Presence & Pedestrians) & Vehicles, intrusion and video surveillance of the National Appellate Court, after being awarded the public tender called by this institution.
Tecisa will be responsible for the installation and integration of these systems on the thirteen floors of the National Court building, based in Madrid, from pedestrian accesses to visitor accesses and presence in all offices and spaces, to vehicle control, Package Inspection, Network intrusion and video surveillance.
All systems will be controlled and managed in an integrated and unified manner through the TecMonitor software platform, which, thanks to its modular and parameterizable operation, allows the easy integration of new devices and third-party equipment to scale the system to the needs of the institution.
This was pointed out in a statement by Diego Royo, Managing Director of Tecisa: "We are working on the installation of new devices and software in order to achieve a system that adapts perfectly to the current needs of the institution and that can be expanded in the future".
Specialized in design, Development and operation of security systems, Tecisa was awarded the Madrid Excelente award 2013 to the best SME and is considered by the Spanish Public Administration as the manufacturer of the best software and terminals for access control and work presence, according to the resolution of the 2011 of the State Heritage Catalogue.
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