The government has announced that due to security reasons, the security cameras and access control systems of the RA Government building will be replaced. It is worth noting that these systems were installed back in 2016 and no replacement work has been done since then.

The new system will consist of digital cameras, optical and UTP cables, and digital NVR devices. The access control system will be connected to the monitoring system through a software solution that complies with current standards.

With the installation of these new systems, several benefits will be achieved. Firstly, individuals can be identified by their face, fingerprint, or corresponding card. Secondly, real-time monitoring of the building can be done effectively using physical control systems, fire alarm systems, smoke detectors, and devices to control and identify similar equipment. Thirdly, access control systems will be installed at each entrance, allowing security personnel to monitor authorized access and exit. Lastly, the entrances that currently use access cards will be able to switch to automatic mode.

The estimated cost of designing, installing, and commissioning the new systems is approximately 57,000,000 AMD. The equipment list includes access control systems, physical control systems, smoke detectors, license plate reading cameras, radar devices for managing vehicle entry and exit, audio recording devices, network cameras, licensed software, and other related equipment.