General Dynamics Information Technology has won a potential $27.3 million contract to integrate the closed circuit television and video management and storage system at Los Angeles International Airport, according to a company statement.
Under the three-year contract, GDIT will design, install, configure and integrate an advanced CCTV, video management and storage system throughout the airport.
“We will leverage our knowledge of the Los Angeles airport systems and protocols to deliver an integrated video surveillance system that enhances local and national security for more than 61 million passengers annually,” said Edward Hudson, vice president and general manager of GD’s Information Technology’s Network and Mission Systems sector.
The integrated system is expected to deliver digital storage and streaming video to security stations across the airport using more than 2,500 interior and exterior cameras, a computer-aided dispatch system, alarms, sensors and audio feeds.
GD will also train more than 120 users to operate the CCTV and video storage system.
The company has worked with the Los Angeles World Airports on several projects, including relocating the Los Angeles Airport IT hub.
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General Dynamics IT Wins $27M to Support CCTV Systems at Int’l Airport; Edward Hudson Comments
Under the three-year contract, GDIT will design, install, configure and integrate an advanced CCTV, video management and storage system throughout the airport.
“We will leverage our knowledge of the Los Angeles airport systems and protocols to deliver an integrated video surveillance system that enhances local and national security for more than 61 million passengers annually,” said Edward Hudson, vice president and general manager of GD’s Information Technology’s Network and Mission Systems sector.
The integrated system is expected to deliver digital storage and streaming video to security stations across the airport using more than 2,500 interior and exterior cameras, a computer-aided dispatch system, alarms, sensors and audio feeds.
GD will also train more than 120 users to operate the CCTV and video storage system.
The company has worked with the Los Angeles World Airports on several projects, including relocating the Los Angeles Airport IT hub.
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