4 Bids on 911 Tender in El Salvador

Four companies submitted their bids for the project to modernize the 911 emergency system which is expected to be operational in October.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Prensagrafica.com published: "Among the demands made by the police corporation are the installation and integration of a call center, the placement of a Global Positioning System (GPS) on the entire vehicle fleet of the PNC (National Civil Police) that would show the exact location of the units at the time of emergency service and the installation of 50 surveillance cameras throughout the San Salvador metropolitan area; all with their respective monitoring centers in the 911 offices."

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