75 New CCTV Security Cameras to Provide Better Security for Visitors and Residents in Kuta.
(6/28/2008) A South Korean survey team is expected to visit Kuta in the first half of July to undertake a final survey for the installation of 75 CCTV surveillance points in Kuta. The team's visit was recently confirmed to the Regent of Badung by Suhandi, a Director of Rekacipta Teknologi.
The CCTV project is being undertaken on behalf of the National Police Headquarters with funding provided via export credits. The only remaining obstacle for the formal commencement of the project is a final signature of approval from the Indonesian Finance Department.
Project Cost: US$13 Million
"The CCTV products and supporting elements originate from Korea, with the total funds reaching US$13 million, covering 4 major cities in Indonesia, one of which is Bali," explained Suhandi. He added if the process is completed later this month, the contract will be commenced and final surveys, permits and site preparation can be undertaken in anticipation of the arrival of the control room and securing the permits for antennas.
"Our target is that if the appointment is finalized in July, installation can begin in September with the work to be completed and the CCTV operational in January (2009)," said Suhandi in comments made to NusaBali.
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