Control room video walls, briefing room AV and secure digital signage for police, custody and justice environments — specified and installed to the standards this sector requires.
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A Scottish justice-sector training environment needed its wireless presentation system replaced — but the real requirement was getting a wireless device approved for use on a network built for a secure judicial estate, a process that took months while the installation itself took days.
Read the case studyThe approval was scoped as its own workstream so nothing else was held hostage to it, and resolved by working directly with the client’s own network architects rather than requesting an exception. The room is now commissioned and in daily use, live on the client’s own network.
We work regularly with public sector security and vetting requirements on police and justice projects; specific clearance needs are confirmed and planned for at project outset.
Support contracts with agreed response-time SLAs are available for operationally critical installations such as control room video walls.
Both the Scotland Excel framework and direct engagement are available — see our Scotland Excel Framework page for details.
Public-facing police and justice premises can fall within scope of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (Martyn’s Law) depending on occupancy. Our Martyn’s Law Communication Readiness page has a free two-minute scorecard to check where you stand.
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Yes, and this is the better route where it’s possible. Working with your network architects during the design stage to confirm what’s approvable avoids the kind of lengthy after the fact approval process covered in our secure network case study above, scoping the approval as its own workstream rather than a blocker to the rest of the project.
Yes. Briefing and training room AV is commonly specified to support both, so an officer joining remotely gets the same audio and visual coverage as someone in the room, rather than being an afterthought bolted onto a room built for in person use only.
Yes. Control rooms and custody-adjacent areas in particular often can’t be taken offline during normal hours, so installation and commissioning work is scheduled outside operational hours where the site requires it.
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