Provision of Fire Camera & Detection Services
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About this tender
The Delburn Wind Farm (DWF) comprises 33 wind turbines and associated infrastructure located within the HVP Thorpdale pine plantation, approximately 8 km south of Morwell along the Strzelecki Highway. The site extends approximately 16 km north–south and 6 km east–west and is characterised by steep terrain consisting of ridgelines and deep valleys. Planning permit requirements for the DWF mandate the implementation of comprehensive bushfire detection, protection, and mitigation measures. As part of this requirement, the project seeks to procure and implement an AI-enabled fire detection camera system capable of early detection of bushfires within the plantation and surrounding landscape. The supplier shall provide three (3) AI fire detection camera systems to be mounted on designated guyed lattice meteorological (met) masts at an elevation of approximately 70–80 metres above ground level.
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