City of Melville awarded the contract to Redfish Technologies to upgrade the currnet council chamber with a new HD vision over IP system, using small localized and large gallery screens.

New vision systems for the Town of East Fremantle council chamber

Awarded the CCTV project for the shires works depot

Awarded the contract to upgrade the City of Armadale committee room with new vision over IP matrix and audio conferencing systems.

The fit out of the Tasmanian Parliament New Committee Room with centralised audio and visual systems

Awarded the Tender to design and construct the new City of Busselton council chamber as part of the wider contract to provide audio visual systems into the new civic building construction.

Awarded the desgin, installation and commissioning for a large multi-use federal agency hearing room fit out

Undertook the desgin, installation and commissioning for the new AAT Perth hearing rooms and conference rooms.

Awarded the contract to upgrade the City of South Perth council chamber with new state of art audio discussion system, HD vision system using vision over IP technologies. The whole systems was created with a new multi-purpose control systems and dedicated council meeting management software suite.

Awarded the contract to upgrade the Council Chamber, Meeting Rooms and Function Room Audio and Vision systems upgrade by the City in Late 2016. Incorporating integration with existing systems such as the Bosch Discussion systems and existing in room audio. The upgrade refreshed the old analogue low resolution system to HD vision and incorporated new audio digital signal processing along with a new iPad based control system.

Undertook to refresh the Tasmanian Supreme Court (Launceston) the audio and control systems in Court 1 & 2. This included integrating the new audio systems with video conferencing and the existing digital recording systems.

As part of the Level 17 fit out, WAIRC requested an upgraded new CCTV systems incorporating the latest in camera technologies. A HD systems was installed with 50 cameras across levels 17, 18 and 19 using IP cameras.

Completed the WAIRC AV installation for the new fit out of Level 17. This included the new hearing room F, breakout room, meeting room and registry area. Audio visual systems were installed including telephone and video conferencing, collaboration units, control systems, display screen and audio recording.

The City of Bayswater requested Redfish Technologies upgrade the existing council chamber with the latest wireless audio discussion systems with voting, post audio streaming, recording and future proofing for web streaming (audio and video). Additional it was also request to improve the audio in the chamber and include HD video throughout

Redfish Technologies was requested to upgrade the meeting room to new HD video solutions. This incorporated four new screens and a projector / screen all controlled from an iPad controller. Two of the screes used drop down motorised panels form the ceiling

Phase Three at the City of Canning was the upgrade of the function room. This incorporated upgrading the room with new HD vision systems, control systems and audio systems for the vents and meetings held within the room.

Redfish undertook the Phase Two upgrade within the council chamber, installing new screens, a drop down projector screen and upgraded HD projectors. Additional a new traffic light based timing systems was installed.

Redfish Technologies was requested to update the ageing council chamber with a new audio discussion systems, HD video screens, digital recording systems and hearing assistance.. The city of Belmont because the first council environment within Australia to install the new wireless Bosch Dicenstis discussion system as part of the fit out.

Redfish undertook the Phase One upgrade of the audio systems within the council chamber using Bosch DCN NG and Plena Matrix Audio systems

Redfish were awarded the contract to supply the update to the City of Perth council chambers with Bosch DCN wireless discussion system with voting.