By premises
CCTV for government offices
A government office needs public counters at face height, entrances, record-room doors, corridors and the perimeter, with 60–90 days of retention or whatever the department's own policy states. Supply runs against purchase orders with itemised quotations, delivery challans and written warranty terms, which we provide as standard.
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Counters protect both sides
A face-height camera on each public dealing counter protects the citizen and the official equally, and it is the footage a departmental inquiry actually requests. Continuous recording through public hours, with the counter number visible in frame, makes an incident a citable clip rather than a contested memory.
Record rooms and named access
Rooms holding files get a camera on the door plus controlled access logged against individuals, not a shared key hanging in the section. Export rights on the recorder go to a short list of named officers, kept separate from viewing rights, so any copy that leaves the building can be accounted for afterwards.
Procurement paperwork done properly
Offices in the G-5 and G-6 secretariat belt buy through committees, and the file needs itemised quotations with model numbers, delivery challans, installation certificates and warranty terms in writing. We produce that set as a matter of course, and we schedule the work around office hours and the Friday break rather than asking sections to move.
What CCTV does a government office need?
Do you supply against tenders and purchase orders?
Yes — quotations, comparative-statement support, challans and warranty documentation in the format the process requires, delivered to the timetable the supply order states.
What retention should a department specify?
Follow the department's own policy where one exists. Where none does, 60–90 days is a defensible baseline, written into the quotation as a drive-size line so it survives the approval process intact.
Rather have it done?
Business CCTV is built around the counter, the entrance, the stock area and the back door, with storage long enough to catch problems you only notice at stocktake. Systems for Islamabad marts, pharmacies, schools and offices start at PKR 85,000, and can tie into access control and your point of sale.
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