As part of another contract, Everest 5 has commenced work on the Polish History Museum project in Warsaw. The aim of the project is to carry out construction works and to install and commission the elements comprising the Permanent Exhibition and its accompanying areas. The project is being delivered in consortium with Andra Sp. z o.o. As part of this undertaking, Everest 5 is responsible for the comprehensive execution of telecommunications installations and security systems, which are essential for the proper functioning of the museum and for ensuring suitable exhibition conditions.
The scope of Everest 5’s responsibilities includes the supply, installation, and commissioning of cabling and sensors within the BAS system, as well as LAN cabling to enable connectivity between devices throughout the facility. The main challenge of the contract is the ESOZ system (Electronic Collection Protection System), which encompasses a VSS system and advanced alarm sensors, including environmental parameter sensors. Everest 5 will also be responsible for installing elements of the voice alarm (VAS) and fire alarm (FAS) systems supplied by the Investor.
All of these components are critical to the museum’s operations – both in terms of security and in ensuring appropriate conditions for visitors and the display of collections. These works constitute an important element of the Polish History Museum project, which aims to present the history of Poland in a modern, interactive, and secure environment for its visitors.
