Opportunity
CanadaBuys #AB-2026-06430
Access Control and Surveillance System Upgrades for Alberta Infrastructure Facility
Posted
September 21, 2026
Respond By
October 08, 2026
Identifier
AB-2026-06430
NAICS
561621, 238210, 541512
Alberta Infrastructure is seeking proposals for a comprehensive upgrade of access control and surveillance systems at a Calgary facility. - Government Buyer: - Alberta Infrastructure - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Lenel (current access control system) - Synology (current video surveillance system) - Panasonic (legacy cameras) - Eyesonic (legacy cameras) - Products and Services Requested: - Replacement of Lenel Access Control System (hardware and software) - Includes servers, workstations, controllers, and door hardware for 90 doors - 20 hardwired locations, 70 wireless door locks (via 10 wireless access points) - Conversion of 5 maglock doors to electric strike doors - Integration with intrusion alarm devices for unified control - Replacement of Synology Video Surveillance System - Upgrade from 82 cameras to 66 high-resolution multi-sensor cameras - Addition of 14 new cameras to the parkade with new cabling and network infrastructure - Replacement of legacy Panasonic and Eyesonic cameras - Unique or Notable Requirements: - New access control system must meet Alberta Infrastructure Design Specifications - Unified integration with intrusion alarm devices - Reduction in camera count with improved coverage and resolution - Installation of new network infrastructure for parkade cameras - Contract Duration: - Approximately 9 months - Competitive bidding is open; full details available in the RFP package.
Description
Alberta Infrastructure is seeking to replace the existing Lenel Access Control System with a new system that meets Infrastructure Design Specifications, including replacement of servers, workstations, controllers, and door hardware for 90 doors. The project also involves upgrading the Synology Video Surveillance System from 82 cameras to a 66-camera system with high-resolution multi-sensor cameras and adding 14 new cameras to the parkade with new cabling and network infrastructure. The new access control system must integrate with intrusion alarm devices to provide a single interface. The contract duration is approximately 9 months starting from November 30, 2026.