Acusensus has signed an agreement with the ACT government for the provision of specific traffic enforcement services for road safety offences.
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  • New multi-year contract for Traffic Enforcement Solutions
  • Estimated total contract value of $210 million
  • Contract has initial term of five years with two further five-year options
  • Contract includes provision of transportable and fixed enforcement camera solutions

AI specialist Acusensus (ASX:ACE) has signed a new master services agreement with the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) government for the provision of specific traffic enforcement services for road safety offences.

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“Acusensus is delighted to significantly expand our existing relationship with the ACT government,” founder and MD, Alexander Jannink, said.

“This landmark contract elevates our role in the ACT from a specialist detection provider to a comprehensive enforcement partner, introducing red-light, speed and average speed enforcement alongside our existing mobile phone and seatbelt offence detection systems.

“Acusensus has had a long-standing relationship with the ACT Government, and we are proud to continue supporting its Vision Zero road safety objectives.”

The new agreement has an initial term of five years, with two options to extend for up to a further five years each.

Under the new contract, services include the provision, operation and maintenance of enforcement cameras as well as the provision of mid-office software solutions for the Territory to perform adjudication processes. The services will be delivered through a combination of software solutions, fixed-site enforcement solutions and transportable enforcement solutions, including:

  • Multifunction trailer-based enforcement for combinations of mobile phone, seatbelt, speed, average speed and vehicle of interest detection
  • Trailer based speed enforcement
  • Vehicle based speed enforcement
  • Fixed-site red-light and speed cameras

The estimated contract value is $63 million over the initial five-year term. The staged rollout of the replacement and expanded enforcement solutions is expected to commence in mid-2027.

Mr Jannink said with this contract, the ACT joins WA in utilising the full multifunction enforcement camera solutions offered by Acusensus.

Acusensus also supplies mobile phone, seatbelt and/or speed enforcement solutions to New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia, in addition to its other international customers,

ACE was up 0.88% to $1.15. Mkt cap $195.2M.

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