Who won: Willow Court Nursing Care Home, Forest Court Nursing Care Home, Hawthorne Court Nursing Care Home - Access Control

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Anticipated Five pairs of corridor doors across three sites are currently held open by door retaining devices linked to the fire alarm system. In the event of a fire alarm activation, the doors are released by the door closers and the existing locking arrangements allow free egress to the final exits. The proposed works are to install keypad access control systems to these doors, including electromagnetic locks (maglocks) and green emergency break-glass override units located adjacent to the access control readers. The break-glass units shall immediately release the locks in a non-fire emergency situation. The access control system shall also include a facility to disable or override the access restrictions when required for operational purposes. All electrical installations and any modifications to the fire alarm interfaces shall be carried out by a suitably qualified contractor and certified in accordance with NICEIC requirements. The access control installation shall be undertaken by an SSAIB-approved contractor, with all relevant certification and commissioning documentation provided upon completion. Willow Court Nursing Care Home - Charlton Road, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 3JY F

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