Introduction to ASA and Its Security Enhancement Initiative
Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares (ASA) is taking steps to bolster security at its facilities by initiating a process to contract maintenance services for video surveillance cameras, recorders, and monitoring software. This initiative aims to ensure optimal functionality and preservation of video surveillance devices across various locations, including the nation’s most significant installations like the General Offices and the Centro Internacional de Instrucción (CIIASA) at the Mexico City International Airport.
Key Details of the Contract
- Contract Duration: The contract will be in effect from June 1 to December 31, 2025.
- Maximum Budget: The maximum amount to be paid for the services is 3.2 million pesos, though there’s no obligation to exhaust this budget.
- Interested Companies: Acor Telecom Solutions, Enlaza Servicios de Rastreo, Hola Innovación, Manao, Atria Solutions, and TXAT Latam have expressed interest in the process.
Objectives and Importance of the Initiative
ASA’s primary goal is to ensure optimal operation and preservation of video surveillance devices, guaranteeing real-time video feeds and proper recording capabilities. The organization aims to maintain at least 15 days of video recordings, enabling efficient incident analysis and security breach resolution. This initiative will empower ASA to extract, evaluate, and analyze video evidence to address any security concerns affecting its installations or personnel.
Security and Data Protection
ASA emphasizes the importance of maintaining information security and safeguarding data throughout the process. The chosen provider must adhere to all relevant guidelines and regulations concerning information security, administration, equipment maintenance, and operation.
Scope of the Initiative
The initiative will cover critical installations, including those adjacent to the Mexico City International Airport (AICM), which are vital to the nation. Other locations where this service will be provided include Michoacán, Sinaloa, Oaxaca, Zacatecas, and Aguascalientes.
Maintenance Requirements
The contracted provider will be responsible for various maintenance tasks, such as:
- Cleaning and removing dust from equipment
- Adjusting and cleaning lenses
- Inspecting cables and connectors
- Verifying electrical supply to equipment
- Inspecting cables
Remote Support and Compliance
The provider must offer remote or on-site support to ASA for any inspections, audits, or regulatory visits by authorities, internal control bodies within ASA, or relevant internal areas.
Key Questions and Answers
- What is ASA? Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares (ASA) is a Mexican organization responsible for providing auxiliary services to airports, including the Mexico City International Airport.
- Why is ASA enhancing its video surveillance? To bolster security at its strategic facilities, ensuring optimal functionality and preservation of video surveillance devices.
- Which companies are interested in the contract? Acor Telecom Solutions, Enlaza Servicios de Rastreo, Hola Innovación, Manao, Atria Solutions, and TXAT Latam have shown interest.
- What are the key maintenance tasks? Cleaning and maintaining equipment, adjusting lenses, inspecting cables, verifying electrical supply, and ensuring compliance with security regulations.
