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Police scope out voice recording technology

Police scope out voice recording technology

Hamish Barwick
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The New Zealand Police are seeking tenders for new voice recording technology.

It wants proposals from experienced and resourced companies to provide the technology to record both telephone and radio conversations within the police communications environment.

Companies can obtain the RFP documents by written request.

The deadline for replies is Tuesday, April 14. Police contact details are available from the Government Electronic Tenders website under ICCNZ reference 25242.


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