Description: The County of Marin is soliciting a project to replace, upgrade, or supplement the existing IP security, movement, and surveillance cameras in and around the Marin County Juvenile Hall. The existing system integrates with door control, intercom, and movement systems so the control-room operator receives camera views when door-control buttons are activated, and the replacement will retain that functionality. The official listing gives an engineer's estimate of $1,570,326, sets a mandatory pre-bid conference for Tuesday August 25 at 10:00am at 16 Jeanette Prandi Way, and shows a bid deadline of 09/18/2026 09:00 PM UTC; its bid and engineer-estimate format identifies this as an ordinary procurement rather than a grant program.
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Project will be replacing, upgrading, or supplementing existing (ip) security, movement and surveillance cameras in and around the county juvenile hall with ip cameras. The current system is also integrated with the door control, intercom and movement systems, which provide camera views to the control room operator as door control buttons are activated. The replacement system will also provide this functionality.
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