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Zhengzhou, Henan $46 Million USD Hikvision Direct Deal

Isabella Cheng

•Nov 18, 2020

IPVMU Certified

Hikvision won a ~$46 million USD direct deal for Zhengzhou, Henan on Sep 28, 2020.

The deal was separated into Packages A, B, and C. Hikvision won only package A and two local companies won B ($227K USD) and C ($153K USD). B is for "supervising" the project and C is a security service (checking to make sure things are secure, helping to troubleshoot, etc.). However, Hikvision is responsible for actually integrating the system and putting the cameras into place/pulling wires. On Hikvision's procurement list (linked as "1" below), Hikvision listed "hardware system integration" as an item on page 28 for ~876K USD.

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Isabella Cheng

•Nov 18, 2020

IPVMU Certified

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John Honovich

•Nov 19, 2020

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