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IP Surveillance & CCTV System Installation

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Resident Project Representative (RPR) Professional Engineering Services- Corrections Security Upgrade

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Supplies and installs IP-based video surveillance networks for prime contractors on Volusia County Division of Corrections facility projects. Installs Axis cameras, configures Ocularis software, and integrates systems into the security network per National Electric Code (NEC). Delivers a functional IP-based CCTV surveillance system.

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