ANNEXURE I

Details of CCTV surveillance network at various Major Ports and the expenditure incurred thereon.

Sl. No.	Major Port	Status
1.	Paradip Port Trust	Paradip Port is having high end security surveillance system complete with 25 numbers of CCTV cameras (5 fixed type and 20 moveable type). The system is capable of digitally storing the footage of all the activities happening in the port area. The total cost incurred on installation of CCTV security surveillance system is Rs.2.14 crores approximately.
2.	Visakhapatnam Port Trust	VPT has installed 30 CCTV cameras at strategic locations in the first phase. The digital recordings of the CCTV surveillance network is kept for 3 months. The expenditure on the CCTV surveillance network is approximately Rs.1 crore.
3.	Chennai Port Trust	At present the CCTV surveillance system of Chennai port Trust comprises of 30 numbers Analog Cameras both fixed and movable PTZ type. It was installed in 2005 at a cost of Rs.70 Lakhs. This system can record and digitally store the footage for a period of 15 days of all activities happening in the strategic locations of the Port where the cameras are installed. A new system has been proposed at an estimated cost of Rs.187.40 laks (along with AMC for 5 years) in order to update with the infrastructure as well as the technology in the form of IP (Internet Protocol) based CCTV.
4.	Ennore Port Ltd.	EPL has CCTV cameras installed at 6 places of strategic importance. Recording facility is available. EPL has spent Rs.23, 06, 040/- in the year 2008-09 for installing 6 CCTV cameras.
5.	V.O. Chidambaranar Port Trust	VoCPT has CCTV network with 28 PTZ cameras installed at important locations. The camera feeds are recorded at the control room. The total cost incurred on installation of the surveillance system with 28 cameras has been Rs. 60 lakhs.
6.	Cochin Port Trust	In the year 2007, Cochin Port had installed 8 numbers analog CCTV cameras (5 fixed cameras and 3 PTZ cameras) at various locations with 16 channel digital video recorder. The total amount of contract was Rs.36,55,709/-. Further an AMC was also awarded to the firm for 5 years for total amount of Rs.9,40,000/-. In the year 2012-13 Port has installed 33 cameras at various locations (16 numbers analog cameras at CRUISE passenger facilitation centre,10 numbers IP cameras at container freight station and 7 number IP cameras at various access control location) with DVR Monitors etc at CRUISE passenger facilitation centre and network video recorder and other accessories at the data centre functioning at the 5^th floor of new administrative building. The total amount of contract was Rs.22,13,637/- and the entire system is under guarantee for 2 years.
7.	New Mangalore Port Trust	So far, NMPT has installed 21 Nos of CCTV cameras for covering all the entry gates , oil jetties , entire wharf area and waterfront area. Initially, Port had installed 11 Nos. analog based CCTV cameras during the year 2007 and subsequently added 7 Nos IP based CCTV cameras during November 2009 and 3 Nos. during 2010-11. In addition to 21 Nos of cameras, the system is also having network server digital video recorder for recording the events in cyclic mode upto 10-15 days with DVD writer backup facility so that any evidence can be recorded any time and kept as an evidence as and when required. The total amount spent on the installation 21 Nos. of CCTV cameras with wireless units and LCD monitors at centrally located control room at NMPT is Rs.85,47,000/-.
8.	Mormugao Port Trust	Mormugao Port Trust has a high end Security Surveillance system complete with a CCTV Surveillance Network to record and digitally store the footage of all the activities happening in the Port. Mormugao Port Trust has already installed a Digital Video Surveillance System in March2010 at a cost of Rs.82.46 lakhs and which is in operation since then.
9.	Mumbai Port Trust	MPT has placed work order on September’2013 for the replacement of existing analogue CCTV system which was installed in the year 2007 with the state of that art IP based surveillance CCTV system covering entire docks operational area including Jawahar Dweep Island and Pirpau. The new system shall be able to store video footages digitally over the period of 2 months , which can be used for any post analysis purpose. The CCTV system network shall be operated through wireless system, which is highly encrypted. The proposed cameras are fixed forcal (30 Nos) and PTZ dome type (40Nos) of mega pixel resolution for smooth surveillance of sea front area. The total cost of work order towards replacement of existing system amounts to Rs.2.5 Crore.
10.	Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust	JNPT has high end security surveillance system complete with CCTV surveillance network , so far an amount of Rs.14,53,585/- and Rs.75,00,000/- have been spent on providing CCTV surveillance network at port administration building and port area respectively. In addition the port is in the process of further strengthening the entire system and would be providing CCTV surveillance network at the port township and port adjacent areas as an estimated cost of Rs.7 Crores.
11.	Kandla Port Trust	KPT has got all necessary equipments for ISPS compliance including CCTV surveillance network with 17 cameras and monitoring station manned by CISF personnel. The record of footage is maintained for a period of 7 days. An expenditure of Rs.52.78 Lakhs have been incurred for the installation of CCTV network.
12.	Kolkata Port Trust	KoPT has decided to install CCTV at different strategic installations and sensitive areas. Identification of the requirement of cameras along with location of installation etc. has already been finalized. KoPT has initiated action for installation of CCTV cameras as part of high end security surveillance system to cover the vulnerable areas. It has decided to upgrade/ revamp its’ existing fiber optic network for CCTV installation. Tender for CCTV would be issued after up-gradation of fiber optic network.

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