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Design of Communications Package for Hammersmith & City Line Station at White City
Our design team are heading up this project on behalf of White City General Partnership Ltd.
Mechanical & Electrical Package at Finchley Road Station
IPS carried out this project on behalf of Tube Lines. For further details please refer to P3 of Issue 03 of 'On Track'.
Client: Tube Lines
Upgrading 7 London Underground Stations
IPS provided design and installation facilities for Tube Lines within the total refurbishment of 7 London Underground stations. The communication and security systems were totally replaced with a brand new infrastructure inclusive of state of the art equipment including Fibre Optic Transmission Systems and Digital Video Recording. This will enable London Underground to respond to the ever increasing necessity to monitor passenger safety and take the tube network forward into the 21st century.
Client: Tube Lines
8 Underground Stations
IPS carried out the enabling and temporary works at 8 underground stations on behalf of Tube Lines to allow the refurbishment to take place at the following stations: Kentish Town, Chalk Farm, Swiss Cottage, Neasden, Alperton, South Ealing, Park Royal and Hounslow Central.
Client: Tube Lines
Kings Cross Station
IPS installed the first ever fully compliant encrypted MPEG4 Streaming Video, Analytical CCTV & Network Systems at Kings Cross Station in London as part of the station expansion and refurbishment project.
Some of the unique features of this project include: a space reduction of 80% over standard analogue systems and the ability for the cameras feed cables reach to be extended to over 700m (via a CCTP from Anixter) on CAT5e cable providing both power and video path with no remote power supplies or Video Amplifiers.
This fully compliant OSA (Open Systems Architecture) system currently supports up to 700 Cameras and can be scaled up or down as required with no design changes. The playback suite operates on the same platform as the viewing workstations with interactive touch screens, and/or keyboard and mouse and includes advanced analytical tools for both live and archive viewing.
The system features a new storage paradigm, which involves a SAN (Storage Area Network) with 30 Terabytes of RAID storage.
For further details please refer to P2 of Issue 01 of 'On Track'.
Self Service Ticket Issuing Systems
This project involved the supply and installation of Local Area Network Cabling and Equipment for Self Service Ticket Issuing Systems at 93 stations (completed in August 2005).
Client: Southern Railway Ltd
DOO CCTV
Design and installation of DOO CCTV (Driver Only Operation CCTV) equipment for phases A&C at 21 stations. This was completed in March 2005. The equipment was supplied by Postfield Systems (who were acquired by IPS in July 2005).
Client: Marconi Communications International Ltd on behalf of Network Rail
Citylink Connect
Installation of radio and fibre optic cabling and equipment at 5 underground stations. Also, design, supply and installation of new Cable Management Systems around Service Delivery Points on 12 sites on the Central Line. This project was completed in February 2005.
Client: Fluor Ltd
Borough and Kennington Underground Stations
IPS were involved with the design, supply, installation and commissioning of new communications systems at both Kennington and Borough underground stations. This equipment included Public Address Systems, CCTV, Radio, Passenger Help Points, CIS and HCI. IPS also installed new communications cabling throughout. Borough was handed over in October 2004 and Kenningston in January 2005.
Client: YJL Infrastructure on behalf of Tube Lines
Hatton Cross Underground
Installation of CMS and cabling for a new CCTV system (including 35 cameras) at Hatton Cross underground. This project was completed in 3 months and handed over in December 2004.
Client: Marconi on behalf of Tube Lines
Metronet Rail BCV
This camera upgrade project took place at 6 underground stations (including Bank/Monument and Victoria). As well as replacing all the cameras with SNT units the system was upgraded to include digital recording. The project was completed in December 2004.
Client: Metronet Rail BCV
Central Line
The design and installation of OPO CCTV equipment (phases 1 & 2) at 76 stations on the Central Line was completed in December 2003. Client: Infraco BCV (now Metronet Rail BCV).
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