The wires, networks, kiosks and systems that make modern security possible — and the institutional ICT projects that benefit from a security mindset. Designed, installed, and maintained by one accountable team.
The same cables that carry your camera footage carry your network traffic. The same kiosk that controls visitor access also runs your queue management. We treat them as one project.
Most projects fail in the gap between "the security people" and "the IT people." When the same team owns both — the wiring, the network, the kiosks, the readers — the gap disappears.
BEALARMED's ICT division grew out of the practical reality that every modern security system is a networked system. Once you're already pulling Cat6 for cameras, you may as well do it properly for the rest of the building. Once you're installing a biometric terminal at the door, you may as well install a queue-management terminal in the lobby.
We design, install and maintain structured cabling, network infrastructure, queue-management systems, interactive kiosks, digital signage, and RFID-based identification systems — including library book detection installations for universities, public libraries and schools.
One contractor, one accountable team, one BWP-priced contract.
Each can be commissioned standalone or bundled with the others. Most clients combine at least two — and those projects move fastest because there's no inter-vendor coordination.
Cat6 / Cat6a copper, multimode and singlemode fibre, voice infrastructure — installed to TIA/EIA and ISO 11801 standards, certified, and labelled.
Switching, routing, wireless, VLAN segmentation and edge security — the network as a piece of considered architecture, not an accident.
Self-service kiosks, digital signage, visitor terminals and information points — robust hardware, branded skins, integrated with backend systems.
Ticketing systems, calling displays, branch performance analytics — the difference between an angry waiting room and an ordered one.
Anti-theft gates, self-service kiosks, inventory management — full-stack RFID for university, public, and school libraries.
Ongoing service contracts with defined SLAs — for systems we installed, and for systems you inherited from someone else.
Modern libraries replace the bar code with RFID — every book carries a tiny radio tag that triggers anti-theft gates on the way out, enables single-pass self-checkout at kiosks, and supports faster shelf inventory than a librarian with a scanner.
We supply, install, configure and maintain the full stack: gates, kiosks, librarian workstations, handheld inventory scanners, tags and the management software that ties them together.
Each sector has its own ICT logic. We design around the operational reality, not just the technology spec.
Branch ICT delivered with the same accountability as the security stack — cabling, network, queue management and signage as one project.
RFID library systems for universities and public libraries, structured cabling for campuses, and AV / signage for lecture halls and resource centres.
Cabling, network and visitor systems for government buildings and citizen-facing offices, delivered to procurement-friendly specifications.
Network and kiosk infrastructure for retail floors, hotels, restaurants — fast, branded, durable, and integrated with payment and POS systems.
Most ICT projects fail because nobody owns the boundary between scope and reality. We own all of it — from first walkthrough to long-term support.
We walk the site, map the existing infrastructure, and produce a written scope with a clear, line-itemed quote in BWP. No surprises later.
Engineered design to TIA/EIA / ISO 11801 standards. Certified technicians install, label, terminate, and test every cable, point and device.
Optional service contracts for ongoing maintenance, fault response and lifecycle management — including systems we didn't originally install.
Unlike monitoring services, ICT work is project-based. The figures below are indicative starting points for typical scopes — every formal quote is a fully itemised landed-cost breakdown in BWP, with imports tracked under SACU rules.
Have a specific scope in mind? Send it through — we usually reply within a working day.
Our ICT work is strongest when it sits alongside the security stack. One contractor, one cable run, one accountable team.
Most ICT proposals go out within one to three working days, depending on scope. Site surveys are scheduled around your operations and any procurement timelines.
