Integrated security systems specialist, DSSL Group has agreed a deal with sports-rights specialist, Eleven Sports Media to join the London Stadium Associate Partnership on a multi-year deal.

Lock and security specialist Mul-T-Lock will be exhibiting its wide portfolio of security innovations at this year’s virtual Facilities Show Connect 2021, with attendees able to book meetings with the team throughout the month of June. The Facilities Show brings the entire facilities management supply chain together to share expertise and explore solutions. This year, Facilities Show Connect will take place online from 1 – 30 June, followed by Facilities Show In-Person in May 2022.

Magenta Security is calling on all individuals and companies within the security sector to take part in ground-breaking research commissioned by The International Foundation for Protection Officers. The research which is being undertaken on behalf of the IFPO will be conducted by Perpetuity Research and is open to security officers and guards up to the level of “supervisor” in Canada Ecuador, India, Ireland, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, UK and the USA.

Gloucestershire based consultancy, CDS Defence & Security (CDS DS) has been awarded a contract to deliver Support Services to the Joint CEMA Group (JCG) for Project ERUGATE, over five years and to a potential value of £30m CDS DS has delivered mission critical support activities to Project ERUGATE for over 19 years, providing a team of specialist engineers, operators, analysts, project managers and support staff at JCG sites overseas and in the UK. Our Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) have also delivered training and mentoring to Forces personnel as they move in and out of roles.

Advanced to protect Hitachi’s new UK manufacturing facility

A important landmark is protected with an Advanced fire system.

A light-based wireless communication network

Supplies a skid-mounted, dual-fuel-fired steam boiler package

Delimara Power Station, is being protected by a new fire system

Inadequate lighting control wastes 75 per cent of power