Sheffield project completed

Quadnetics Group PLC
26 February 2003


News release                                     26 February 2003



                          Launch of Sheffield CCTV system



Quadnetics Group, a leader in the development, design, integration and control
of advanced CCTV and networked video systems, has completed the installation of
a CCTV system and control room in Sheffield, under a contract worth £2.6 million
to the Group during the year ended 30 November 2002.   The system is to be
officially launched today at Sheffield Town Hall.



Designed in conjunction with IBM, the Sheffield Wide Image Switching System
(SWISS) is largest CCTV operation controlled from a single centre and is
believed to be the most technically advanced in Europe.



The project was commissioned as a result of £2.8 million Home Office grant,
secured by the city's Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership, Sheffield First
for Safety, and through partnerships with South Yorkshire Passenger Transport
Executive, Meadowhall and the University of Sheffield, bringing the total cost
of the project to £3.35 million.



Russ Singleton, Chief Executive of Quadnetics Group plc, said: 'SWISS combines
the installation, management skills and technical expertise of our subsidiaries,
Quadrant Video Systems and Synectics Systems, with the storage systems of IBM.
Following the success of this project, we are working with IBM on a number of
similar projects both in the UK and internationally.'



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