Occupancy Sensor and Monitoring Hardware Supply
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The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation is seeking a subcontractor to supply occupancy sensors and monitoring hardware for campus projects. The selected provider will deliver a range of PIR, optical, or AI-based sensors, along with gateways and mounting hardware, to enable the collection of real-time and historical room-level occupancy and headcount data. All supplied hardware must comply with CE and UKCA marking standards and will be deployed across an initial set of campus buildings. This subcontract opportunity was posted on September 14, 2026, with a response deadline of October 12, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 334290 and is managed by the University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation.
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Supply, Installation and Operation of an Occupancy Sensor and Monitoring Solution
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