Princeton University (New Jersey)

The redundant head ends for the security management system are controlled from a web based server. The project spanned over 45 buildings, including several art museums and research facilities. The 600+ readers connect to peer to peer, intelligent (I-Star) panels.

Contract Value: $8 million
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UBS (New York/New Jersey)

CSS provided redundant security management system servers that controls access and monitors
alarms through the UBS/PW network for ten buildings within the two states. The multiple
phased project included fully updating their headquarters and operations center. In addition to
the 500+ readers and over 1500 alarm points, the project included 500 cameras with digital recording,
several intercom systems with remote door release, video ID, and three major security
control centers.

Contract Value: $7.5 million
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Bear Stearns (New York)

The project required meeting the needs of both the base building and Bear Stearns as a tenant. The system head end was designed to serve as the base for eventually networking the security for all of Bear Stearns' tri-state facilities. The fortythree story building includes 250 readers, 500 alarm points, custom turnstiles, 200 CCTV cameras, digital recording, intercoms, networked visitor system and an online, real time interface with the HR database. The system is monitored and controlled from a dedicated security control center.

Contract Value: $3.2 million
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Mutual of America Tower (New York)

The 35 story building uses a security management system connected to 80 readers and 1000 alarm points to provide security for the tenants. The system, including the 30 matrix controlled CCTV cameras, can be monitored and operated from both the lower level security control room and the lobby desk.

Contract Value: $1.4 million
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The New York Mercantile Exchange (New York)

CSS installed a security management system that included 180 card readers and 1000 alarm
points. The system can be managed from seven separate workstations. The CCTV system for the 14 story headquarters encompasses 44 cameras and a video intercom. In addition to the typical equipment and devices, CSS also provided metal detectors and X-ray package systems.

Contract Value: $2 million
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One New York Plaza (New York)

Although not one of CSS' larger projects, One NY Plaza was unique. CSS was charged with providing a turnstile system that used one card reader to communicate to four different security management systems belonging to the various tenants, without false reads for unknown cards. This effort required coordinating with each tenant's security contractor and setting up the parameters for the turnstile manufacturer.

Contract Value: $200,000
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Avery Fisher Hall
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Contract Value: $250,000

Bank of New York (New York/ New Jersey)

The multiphased project involved replacement of an out of date security system with a state of the art security management system. The networked system connected twelve of their facilities. The total device count exceeds 500 readers and 1000 alarm points.

Contract Value: $4+ million

Morgan Stanley (New York/New Jersey)

CSS has provided security for seven of Morgan Stanley's buildings in the two states. The device
quantities for the various projects exceeds 670 readers, 1000 alarm points and 760 cameras
over a dedicated fiber network. Also included in the projects were custom turnstiles, video ID system and programmable PTZ units.

Contract Value: $4 million
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