IDEMIA, the globally renowned company in identity technologies, together with its partner - ARS Traffic & Transport Technology B.V., has won a tender with the Dutch Public Prosecutor’s Office.

The framework contract includes the procurement of up to 750 road safety enforcement units in ten or more lots in the Netherlands for 3 suppliers.

MESTAcompact

With IDEMIA, the MESTAcompact is one of the tendered solutions. The maintenance activities have a duration period of 6 to 12 years and delivery of this equipment is expected from Q1 (quarter 1) 2023.

These sophisticated traffic monitoring systems will help ensure traffic regulations are enforced, so as to reduce accidents and increase road safety.

Easy and fast integration into urban environments

MESTAcompact offers the most advanced features for monitoring speed and red-light running violations

Thanks to its combined speed measurement technologies and innovative video analytics, the MESTAcompact offers the most advanced features for monitoring speed and red-light running violations. Its low footprint allows easy and fast integration into urban environments.

With over fifty years of experience in road safety in Europe, Middle East, Americas, Asia-Pacific, IDEMIA MESTA Series helps improve road safety, thanks to trajectory and video analysis.

Contract secured from Dutch Public Prosecutor’s Office

Jacques van Zijp, the Managing Director - The Netherlands at IDEMIA, said “We thank the Dutch Public Prosecutor’s Office for its trust in IDEMIA and are looking forward to this long-term partnership, together with our partner - ARS Traffic & Transport Technology.”

Jacques van Zijp adds, “IDEMIA is proud to provide one of the most robust and recognised solutions on the market for road security and therefore, to contribute to making citizens’ lives safer in the Netherlands, as well as in other countries around the world.

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