Infrastructure Security


SPORTS STADIUM COUNTER-TERRORISM SOLUTIONS


Enhanced security is key in protecting against a range of threats and vulnerabilities including terrorism. Galliford Try can assist with the planning, design, installation and project management of integrated, government approved measures to ensure your stadium is protected.


OUR SERVICES


• Security vulnerability assessments • Design • Installation • Project management • Principal designer/contractor


OUR SOLUTIONS


• Hostile vehicle mitigation • High security fencing and gates • Access control • Physical hardening • CCTV • Intruder detection systems


For more information, contact: Andy Duggins, Operations Director 01455 222777 | andy.duggins@gallifordtry.co.uk | gallifordtry.co.uk


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