United Nations Secretariat Tender

Installation And Upgrade Of Physical Security System At Un House. & The United Nations Economic And Social Commission For Western Asia (escwa), Located In The Un House In Beirut, Is Seeking To Solicit Offers For The “installation Of The Pact 3 System.” This Project Involves The Replacement And Removal Of Old Equipment, The Installation Of New Cabling Where Required, And The Installation And Configuration Of New Equipment Supplied By Escwa . Additionally, The Project Includes Upgrading Software As Necessary And Installing And Configuring Vmware On Escwa-supplied Servers. The Scope Includes Replacing Obsolete Pact Physical Servers That Currently Host Ccure Unified Applications, Nvrs, And Related Systems, And Virtualizing Ccure, Nvr, And Birs Applications/vms Using New Hp Servers And Hpe Storage Arrays. The Contractor Must Ensure That All Vms And Their Associated Data Can Seamlessly Failover To The Second Host With Minimal Downtime, And Incorporate Advanced Video Analytics Capabilities, Including Motion Detection, Automatic License Plate Recognition, Event/alarm Notification, Video Guarding, And Object Recognition. The Project Also Includes Enhancing The Capabilities Of Perimeter Cameras To Support Advanced Video Analytics, And Improving Analytics And Reporting Within Ccure 9000 Using The Business Intelligence Reporting Suite (birs). Furthermore, The Project Involves Gradually Replacing Hid Mifare Corporate 1000 Card Fm0140 With Hid Seos Cards With Static Uid, Elite Key Ice1828, And Fm0140 Card Format, And Replacing Swhouse Readers With Hid Signo Readers Configured To Support These Hid Seos Cards As Well As The Existing Mifare Classic Card Fm0140. The Installation, Configuration, Migration, And Management Of Pact3 Applications Such As Ccure, Victor, Birs, And Video Analytics Will Be Carried Out By Another Technology Partner With Whom The Contractor Must Coordinate. The Contractor Is Responsible For Preparing The Hardware For Servers, Including Virtualization, And For Installing All Cameras, Readers, Cards, And Cabling To Support Open Supervised Device Protocol (osdp). If There Are Any Missing Systems, Hardware, Or Software Necessary For The Complete Functionality Of The System, The Contractor Should Include Them In Their Submission. Please Note That This Is Not An Invitation To Bid, Companies That Express Interestby Replying To This Eoi Shall Be Provided With The Relevant Bidding Documents.