Provision of Video Surveillance Systems Across SWR Leased Sites

Organisation

FIRST MTR SOUTH WESTERN TRAINS LIMITED

Phase 1 (a) Video Management Systems These works will comprise of deploying additional server hardware and software instances of the new video management system that enables remote viewing and download capability with integration into file sharing applications used by First Group and SWR, capable of supporting current IP NVR assets and the proposed new local recording equipment under Phase 2(c) Phase 1 (b) Encoding, back office and local viewing These works will remove the obsolete DVR, NVR / DRAX & RAV equipment whilst keeping the system operational. Local recording will be installed, and centralised recording will be decentralised. Remote viewing and download capability will be maintained by adding the systems to an extended Video Management System. Encoders will be deployed (as required and dependant on the Phase 3 programme) for analogue assets to enable a switch-over from analogue to IP under Phase 3 without loss of recording. The encoders will be retained for any station that is not subject to renewal under the Phase 3 programme. Stations which have supported NVR and encoder equipment will be migrated off the CCTV network to the SD WAN by the installation of switches and cabling infrastructure required. Additional servers and instances of the Video Management System application will be installed and commissioned to support the new NVRs being installed under this phase. At least 50% additional NVR capacity will be added to stations (grouped by channels. i.e. 16Ch, 32Ch, 64Ch 128Ch). Recovered equipment will be retained by the maintainer for inclusion in maintenance spares to enable repair whilst the project is ongoing. Equipment once commissioned will be added to the SWR corporate network and legacy circuits ceased. The back office design & build covers 139 sites (137 stations & 2 central hubs)

Full renewal and enhancement of coverage of CCTV These works will deliver the full renewal and enhancement of existing obsolete and legacy CCTV camera, cabling, power, and physical infrastructure at stations whilst meeting railway standards. The DFT will expect SWR to renew and enhance the legacy station CCTV assets identified by the asset owner with a new compliant CCTV solution upgrading analogue cameras to IP & the project will ensure supporting CCTV infrastructure i.e., NVRs, servers, structures, cabling, power supplies, local viewing equipment and cabinets are upgraded where required. These works will see installations at all stations that do not have video surveillance and at those where stand-alone life expired systems are installed. Following these works all SWR managed stations will be visible remotely. In addition, all footage will be available to review and download remotely for all users with appropriate user privileges. A detailed systems and telecoms design will be required to include enhancements needed to the centralised architecture and detailed design for each station. This design will enable stakeholder sign-off including Landlords and Listed Buildings consents. Additional cameras along with supporting cabling, columns, civils works, and containment will be required to ensure coverage is increased in line with business needs and industry standards and guidance. Upon completion of these works SWR will benefit from leading edge CCTV technologies (HD cameras, video analytics, AI functions) across the whole SWR estate which meet railway standards, support station management, and provide better security through increased CCTV coverage, automatically identifying trespass, over-crowding, and dramatically improved video footage / search facilities. The West region covers 46 sites.

Full renewal and enhancement of coverage of CCTV These works will deliver the full renewal and enhancement of existing obsolete and legacy CCTV camera, cabling, power, and physical infrastructure at stations whilst meeting railway standards. The DFT will expect SWR to renew and enhance the legacy station CCTV assets identified by the asset owner with a new compliant CCTV solution upgrading analogue cameras to IP & the project will ensure supporting CCTV infrastructure i.e., NVRs, servers, structures, cabling, power supplies, local viewing equipment and cabinets are upgraded where required. These works will see installations at all stations that do not have video surveillance and at those where stand-alone life expired systems are installed. Following these works all SWR managed stations will be visible remotely. In addition, all footage will be available to review and download remotely for all users with appropriate user privileges. A detailed systems and telecoms design will be required to include enhancements needed to the centralised architecture and detailed design for each station. This design will enable stakeholder sign-off including Landlords and Listed Buildings consents. Additional cameras along with supporting cabling, columns, civils works, and containment will be required to ensure coverage is increased in line with business needs and industry standards and guidance. Upon completion of these works SWR will benefit from leading edge CCTV technologies (HD cameras, video analytics, AI functions) across the whole SWR estate which meet railway standards, support station management, and provide better security through increased CCTV coverage, automatically identifying trespass, over-crowding, and dramatically improved video footage / search facilities. The Metro Region covers 43 sites.

Full renewal and enhancement of coverage of CCTV These works will deliver the full renewal and enhancement of existing obsolete and legacy CCTV camera, cabling, power, and physical infrastructure at stations whilst meeting railway standards. The DFT will expect SWR to renew and enhance the legacy station CCTV assets identified by the asset owner with a new compliant CCTV solution upgrading analogue cameras to IP & the project will ensure supporting CCTV infrastructure i.e., NVRs, servers, structures, cabling, power supplies, local viewing equipment and cabinets are upgraded where required. These works will see installations at all stations that do not have video surveillance and at those where stand-alone life expired systems are installed. Following these works all SWR managed stations will be visible remotely. In addition, all footage will be available to review and download remotely for all users with appropriate user privileges. A detailed systems and telecoms design will be required to include enhancements needed to the centralised architecture and detailed design for each station. This design will enable stakeholder sign-off including Landlords and Listed Buildings consents. Additional cameras along with supporting cabling, columns, civils works, and containment will be required to ensure coverage is increased in line with business needs and industry standards and guidance. Upon completion of these works SWR will benefit from leading edge CCTV technologies (HD cameras, video analytics, AI functions) across the whole SWR estate which meet railway standards, support station management, and provide better security through increased CCTV coverage, automatically identifying trespass, over-crowding, and dramatically improved video footage / search facilities. The Central Region covers 50 sites.

Full renewal and enhancement of coverage of CCTV These works will deliver the full renewal and enhancement of existing obsolete and legacy CCTV camera, cabling, power, and physical infrastructure at stations whilst meeting railway standards. The DFT will expect SWR to renew and enhance the legacy station CCTV assets identified by the asset owner with a new compliant CCTV solution upgrading analogue cameras to IP & the project will ensure supporting CCTV infrastructure i.e., NVRs, servers, structures, cabling, power supplies, local viewing equipment and cabinets are upgraded where required. These works will see installations at all stations that do not have video surveillance and at those where stand-alone life expired systems are installed. Following these works all SWR managed stations will be visible remotely. In addition, all footage will be available to review and download remotely for all users with appropriate user privileges. A detailed systems and telecoms design will be required to include enhancements needed to the centralised architecture and detailed design for each station. This design will enable stakeholder sign-off including Landlords and Listed Buildings consents. Additional cameras along with supporting cabling, columns, civils works, and containment will be required to ensure coverage is increased in line with business needs and industry standards and guidance. Upon completion of these works SWR will benefit from leading edge CCTV technologies (HD cameras, video analytics, AI functions) across the whole SWR estate which meet railway standards, support station management, and provide better security through increased CCTV coverage, automatically identifying trespass, over-crowding, and dramatically improved video footage / search facilities. The South region covers 47 sites.

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