Johnson Controls recently announced that the aviation specific CEM Systems AC2000 Airport access control solution has been selected to secure the new Bahrain International Airport. The powerful CEM Systems AC2000 Airport software and industry leading CEM Systems hardware is being installed at Bahrain International Airport to ensure the highest level of integrated security and assist in controlling passenger flow across the airport.
Bahrain International Airport is currently undergoing a $1.1 billion expansion that will boost the airport’s capacity to fourteen million passengers per year. The contract for access control solution at the airport was awarded by Thales and will be delivered by regional partner Tyco Fire and Security Middle East.
“This contract to secure Bahrain International Airport represents another significant win for CEM Systems AC2000 Airport solution in the growing aviation sector in the Middle East region,” said Philip Verner, regional sales director, Building Technologies & Solutions, Johnson Controls.
“The powerful CEM Systems AC2000 Airport has a proven record as one of the most reliable and resilient access control and security management solutions available for aviation security. It not only provides Bahrain International Airport with advanced access control throughout terminal buildings and airside/landside boundaries but it also provides a range of software applications to enhance the airport’s onsite operations and increase business efficiency.” Verner added.
