NAIA Terminal 3 Apron CCTV System (28 Avigilon Cameras, Bay 101 to 131)
Turnkey supply, installation, testing and commissioning of 28 Avigilon cameras (3 PTZ and 25 Bullets) scattered across Apron Bays 101 to 131. Includes 1 Big Enterprise VMS Server, 4 Industrial PoE+ Switches, CAT6 & armored fiber connection to airport backbone, 2 commercial LED TV displays, and 3 Ramp Control Operator Workstations deployed by a 13-person specialized labor crew.
End-to-End Installation Milestones (Camera → Operator)
Track phase completion, physical progress, and phase-linked cost drawdowns.
Phase 1: MIAA Airside Access Permits, FOD Safety & Bay 101-131 Survey
COMPLETEDSecurity clearances, tarmac vehicle passes, FOD safety training, and apron pole line-of-sight study.
Phase 2: Apron Trenching, Conduits, CAT6 & Armored Fiber to Airport Backbone
COMPLETED3.5km armored fiber optic run to MIAA core backbone, outdoor STP CAT6 pulling across Bay 101 to 131.
Phase 3: Mounting 28 Avigilon Cameras (3 PTZ, 25 Bullets) & Weatherproof Boxes
COMPLETEDRigging on apron high-mast floodlight towers and passenger boarding bridge (PBB) brackets.
Phase 4: 4x Industrial PoE+ Switches & Airport Core Backbone Termination
COMPLETEDField NEMA enclosure termination, SFP+ 10G optical uplinks, and VLAN routing into MIAA network.
Phase 5: Big Server Configuration (128TB RAID-6, ACC VMS & 28 Stream Ingestion)
IN_PROGRESSRackmount server setup in T3 Terminal Data Center, Avigilon Control Center 7 licenses, 30-day retention.
Phase 6: Ramp Control Room (3 Operator Workstations, 2x 55" LED TV & Joysticks)
IN_PROGRESSWorkstation deployment with quad-head GPUs, PTZ USB joysticks, and 55-inch video wall matrix.
Phase 7: End-to-End Testing, MIAA User Acceptance (UAT) & 3-Year Warranty Handover
PENDINGLatency verification (<200ms PTZ), failover simulation, operator training, and 3-year warranty start.
