Honeywell uses a threat-based approach to providing layered security solutions for the protection of people, assets and services
The framework will be used to design, supply, install and commission integrated security solutions

Honeywell announced recently that it has been selected to join the National Grid Integrated Security Solutions (ISS) framework. The framework will be used to design, supply, install and commission integrated security solutions for the UK’s utilities infrastructure, which includes various Transmission and Distribution assets across the country.

Honeywell uses a threat-based approach to providing layered security solutions for the protection of people, assets and services and has implemented solutions for a wide range of critical infrastructures including nuclear power plant, transport, sporting events and stadia, penal institutions and oil and gas pipelines.

“Honeywell has proven global experience in designing, implementing and maintaining major integrated security projects, incorporating perimeter security, access control, CCTV and other advanced security technologies,” said Matthew Eastwood, managing director-UK for Honeywell Building Solutions. “We also combine local resources and global expertise within our business to create highly effective project teams to ensure that projects are completed successfully, on time and on budget.”

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