Acusensus Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Acusensus Australia Pty Ltd, has signed a new Master Services Agreement and associated statements of work with the ACT Government, represented by the City and Environment Directorate, for territory-wide traffic enforcement services. The contract has an initial five-year term worth about $63 million excluding GST, with two additional five-year extension options that could bring the estimated total value to $210 million excluding GST. The agreement expands Acusensus’ role in the ACT from mobile phone and seatbelt detection to a broader enforcement partner covering red-light, speed and average speed enforcement, supported by transportable and fixed enforcement camera solutions as well as mid-office software for adjudication processes. Services include multifunction trailer-based systems, trailer-based speed enforcement, vehicle-based speed enforcement, and fixed-site red-light and speed cameras, with rollout expected to begin in mid-2027, further strengthening Acusensus’ position across Australian road safety enforcement markets.
Key Points
Acusensus signed a new territory-wide traffic enforcement contract with the ACT Government.
The initial contract term is five years and is valued at approximately $63 million excluding GST.
Two further five-year extension options could increase the total estimated contract value to $210 million excluding GST.
The contract includes transportable and fixed enforcement camera solutions for road safety offences.
Acusensus will provide operation, maintenance and mid-office software solutions for adjudication processes.
Enforcement capabilities include mobile phone, seatbelt, speed, average speed, red-light and vehicle of interest detection.
The rollout of replacement and expanded enforcement solutions is expected to commence in mid-2027.
The contract expands Acusensus’ existing relationship with the ACT Government and supports its Vision Zero road safety objectives.
The ACT joins Western Australia in using Acusensus’ full multifunction enforcement camera solutions.
Acusensus also holds enforcement contracts in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.
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