Our Services
- Security & Surveillance Systems
- Access Control & Visitor Management
- Command & Control Centres (ICCC)
Prestigious project for BECIL, awarded by IOCL, reflects a significant milestone in enhancing surveillance infrastructure across strategic fuel handling locations.
The project involves the design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of an IP-based CCTV Surveillance System across multiple operational locations under IOCL State Offices (Uttar Pradesh State Office, West Bengal State Office, and Gujarat State Office), covering a total of 17 sites, including POL Depots, LPG Plants, AFS, and Lube Plants. The system comprises fixed dome, PTZ, 4K box and bullet cameras, explosion-proof cameras, OFC, CAT-6 cables, industrial switches, redundant UPS, video management and analytics, recording servers with failover, and fully equipped control rooms with video walls.
BECIL has executed the project for Supply, Design, Installation, Testing; Commissioning of IP based Surveillance System for Police Stations and Police Posts across the State of Haryana. An intensive network of 6788 IP based CCTV cameras have been deployed across 685 Police Stations and Police Posts. The Project was successfully made Go-Live on 20th June 2024 and is currently under O&M phase.
In this project, we have provided High-End Security Surveillance to the establishment i.e. Sena Bhawan, South Block & Ministry of External Affairs for the first part comprises of the external areas of the concerned establishments for all side of the building shall be covered with PTZ cameras with arrangements of overlapping features of them. Each of the PTZ camera, the tour of the camera designed and configured as per the requirements of the user. The Second part comprises of the internal areas of the concerned establishment for all the corridors, staircases, balconies, viewing points etc. of the establishment shall be put under continuous CCTV surveillance by using fixed cameras. Also installed road blocker, bollard flap barrier on entry/exit gate for vehicle entry and exit. Also, all the visitor shall be issued rewritable visitors cards based on RF technology by the respective reception office to tracking system in all visitor and employee to visited in building and premisses.
The Wildlife Surveillance & Anti-Poaching System (WS&APS-III) is an advanced IT-enabled security and surveillance project being implemented at five forest locations in Rajasthan, namely Jamwa Ramgarh (Jaipur), Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur), Ramgarh Vishdhari (Bundi), Todgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, and National Chambal Sanctuary (Dholpur).
The project envisages the establishment of 16 Onsite Surveillance Units and 5 Command & Control Centres (CCCs) to provide integrated, real-time monitoring and surveillance across these protected forest areas.
WS&APS is an integrated, software-driven surveillance solution comprising high-resolution thermal and optical cameras, point-to-point wireless communication systems, solar-powered infrastructure, drones, and other advanced technologies deployed in a hybrid architecture. The system is designed to strengthen wildlife protection, enhance surveillance capabilities, and improve operational efficiency in forest management.
a.Supply, Installation, Testing Commissioning of Al Based CCTV surveillance system inside Shree Jagannath Temple for video analytics & advance Al feature Unified Command & Control Centre with Necessary network infrastructure.
b.All components of the work, including supply and installation of CCTV, networking infrastructure, civil & interior work, and furnishing activities, have been executed as per the project requirements.
Supply & installation of 1500 numbers of IP PTZ & fixed cameras, Network Switches, Servers, storage, VMS, Intelligent Video Analytics and integration with the existing Command control room.
Indoor & Outdoor locations @ Tirumala
Phase –III of the CCTV project is presently using a Video wall of size of 55" each x 32 monitors were installed. With constant monitoring operations and training of staff, the performance of Command Control Centre was improved and yielded positive and good results.