SHAH ALAM: Mal-Tel Technology Sdn Bhd, a company based in Cheras, Selangor, has been awarded the LOA of RM4,501,096.00 to supply and deliver body-worn cameras (BWC) and the related accessories for the MMEA. The LOA result was published on the Finance Ministry tender page on March 6.

As usual it is unclear what kind BWC to be delivered, though. It could be the same as the five BWC gifted by Bank Simpanan Nasional to MMEA in July 2023. The cameras are used by MMEA personnel assigned as security escorts for money shipment to Pulau Tioman from the mainland.

Following the delivery of the BSN gifted BWC, MMEA announced that its personnel in the field will be equipped with the cameras as part of its efforts to boost the integrity of its maritime operations. The 21-day tender for the BWC was published on November 11, last year. The indicative cost for the tender is RM4,999,990.00

The specifications of the tender call for the supply of 763 BWC; 71 Docking Station and Charging Hub; Data Collection Station, 32, and three servers. Some of the specifications:

BWC. Tt is body camera that officers of the Malaysian Maritime
Enforcement Agency (MMEA) use while performing daily duties in the
field, such as boarding and tactical operations to improve integrity
among the officers. This contract covers the supply of 763 BWC sets for
APMM. Each BWC set should be equipped with a harness strap, micro
SD 256GB and extra batteries. The distributions of 763 BWC sets as
follows: a) Maritim Negeri Kedah/Perlis – 32 units b) Zon Maritim Kuala
Perlis – 10 units c) Zon Maritim Kuala Kedah – 9 units d) Maritim Negeri
Pulau Pinang – 26 units e) Maritim Negeri Perak – 38 units f) Zon Maritim
Kuala Kurau – 9 units g) Maritim Negeri Selangor – 36 units h) Maritim
Negeri Melaka/N. Sembilan – 16 units i) Maritim Negeri Johor – 40 units
j) Zon Maritim Batu Pahat – 10 units k) Zon Maritim Tanjong Sedili – 30
units l) Zon Maritim Mersing – 13 units m) Maritim Negeri Pahang – 19
units n) Pos Maritim Tanjong Gemok – 13 units
o) Maritim Negeri Terengganu – 24 Units p) Zon Maritim Kemaman – 13
Units q) Maritim Negeri Kelantan – 21 Units r) Pos Maritim Pangkalan
Kubor – 6 Units s) Maritim Negeri Sarawak – 42 Units t) Zon Maritim
Tanjung Manis – 13 Units u) Zon Maritim Bintulu – 30 Units v) Zon
Maritim Miri – 34 Units w) Maritim Negeri Sabah – 40 Units x) Zon
Maritim Labuan – 30 Units y) Zon Maritim Kudat – 21 Units z) Zon
Maritim Sandakan – 60 Units aa) Zon Maritim Lahad Datu – 36 Units ab)
Zon Maritim Semporna – 24 Units ac) Zon Maritim Tawau – 52 Units ad)
Ibu Pejabat – 16 Units
The BWC supplied must have the following minimum specifications: 1.2
Video Resolution: 1920x1080p @30fps or better

The Docking Station and Charging Hub will be used to charge the
BWC battery as well as automatically transfer encrypted video with voice
recording data into the Video Management Software (VMS) via Data
Collection Station and stored recorded footage in the HDD storage.The
distributions of 71 Docking Station sets as follows: a) Maritim Negeri
Kedah/Perlis – 3 Units b) Zon Maritim Kuala Perlis – 1 Units c) Zon
Maritim Kuala Kedah – 1 Units d) Maritim Negeri Pulau Pinang – 2 Units
e) Maritim Negeri Perak – 2 Units f) Zon Maritim Kuala Kurau – 1 Units g)
Maritim Negeri Selangor – 4 Units h) Maritim Negeri Melaka/N.Sembilan- 2 Units i) Maritim Negeri Johor – 2 Units j) Zon Maritim Batu Pahat – 1
Units k) Zon Maritim Tanjung Sedili – 3 Units l) Zon Maritim Mersing – 2
Units
m) Maritim Negeri Pahang – 1 Units n) Pos Maritim Tanjong Gemok – 2
Units o) Maritim Negeri Terengganu – 2 Units p) Zon Maritim Kemaman
2 Units q) Maritim Negeri Kelantan – 2 Units r) Pos Maritim Pangkalan
Kubor – 1 Units s) Maritim Negeri Sarawak – 3 Units t) Zon Maritim
Tanjung Manis – 2 Units u) Zon Maritim Bintulu – 2 Units v) Zon Maritim
Miri – 2 Units w) Maritim Negeri Sabah – 4 Units x) Zon Maritim Labuan
2 Units y) Zon Maritim Kudat – 3 Units z) Zon Maritim Sandakan – 5 Units
aa) Zon Maritim Lahad Datu – 4 Units ab) Zon Maritim Semporna – 3
Units ac) Zon Maritim Tawau – 5 Units ad) Ibu Pejabat – 2 Units
The Docking Station And Charging Hub supplied must have the
following minimum specifications: 2.1 The docking station shall support
multi-slot/dock to connect a minimum of 8 BWC or equivalent / better for
simultaneous charging and downloading of records

The Data Collection Station will be connect to Docking Station and
used as a video management tool tools with function through a
web-based browser and web-based mapping, and supports concurrent
and perpetual licenses, or open sources and can receive BWC video
data. The distributions of 32 Data Collection Station sets as follows: a)
Maritim Negeri Kedah/Perlis – 1 Units b) Zon Maritim Kuala Perlis – 1
Units c) Zon Maritim Kuala Kedah – 1 Units d) Maritim Negeri Pulau
Pinang – 1 Units e) Maritim Negeri Perak – 1 Units f) Zon Maritim Kuala
Kurau – 1 Units g) Maritim Negeri Selangor – 1 Units h) Maritim Negeri
Melaka/N.Sembilan – 1 Units i) Maritim Negeri Johor – 1 Units j) Zon
Maritim Batu Pahat – 1 Units k) Zon Maritim Tanjung Sedili – 1 Units l)
Zon Maritim Mersing – 1 Units m) Maritim Negeri Pahang – 1 Units n)
Pos Maritim Tanjong Gemok – 1 Units o) Maritim Negeri Terengganu – 1
Units p) Zon Maritim Kemaman – 1 Units
q) Maritim Negeri Kelantan – 1 Units r) Pos Maritim Pangkalan Kubor – 1
Units s) Maritim Negeri Sarawak -1 Units t) Zon Maritim Tanjung Manis
1 Units u) Zon Maritim Bintulu – 1 Units v) Zon Maritim Miri – 1 Units w)
Maritim Negeri Sabah – 1 Units x) Zon Maritim Labuan – 1 Units y) Zon
Maritim Kudat – 1 Units z) Zon Maritim Sandakan – 2 Units aa) Zon
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Maritim Lahad Datu – 1 Units ab) Zon Maritim Semporna – 1 Units ac)
Zon Maritim Tawau – 2 Units ad) Ibu Pejabat – 1 Units
The Data Collection Station supplied must have the following minimum
specifications: 3.2 Operation System: Support windows or linux or
open-source operating systems based and provided Web-based
Browser, or Web-based Services, or better.

The server will install to the Data Collection Station and computer
that is already available in the APMM office at Headquarters APMM. The
tenderer must provide 3 server. This server will link to MyGov*Net
networking and for future will ready to link and support with MCGNet
networking

Apart from the MMEA, PDRM has introduced the BWC for its personnel since October 7, last year.

— Malaysian Defence

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