Gatekeeper becomes OEM transit video provider to Alstom

Executive Summary

• Gatekeeper Systems Inc. has secured its first OEM contract with Alstom to supply factory‑installed transit video and data solutions for the SEPTA streetcar project.
• The initial contract is valued at approximately US $5.4 million (CAD $7.5 million).
• The partnership positions Gatekeeper as a key video‑solutions provider for Alstom’s Citadis light‑rail vehicles entering the North American market.

Key Details

• Contract Scope: OEM provision of transit video and data solutions for Alstom‑manufactured streetcars destined for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA).
• Project Description: SEPTA will initially receive 130 low‑floor electric streetcars with options for an additional 30 units, all built on Alstom’s Citadis LRV platform.
• Contract Value: Approximately US $5.4 million (CAD $7.5 million).
• Strategic Significance: The SEPTA project is highlighted by Alstom as a blueprint for future North American deployments of the Citadis range, offering Gatekeeper exposure to subsequent opportunities in the region.
• Company Positioning: Gatekeeper’s platform‑as‑a‑service (PaaS) model leverages its mobile data collectors and AI‑assisted video analytics, already deployed across >60 transit agencies and 3,500 school districts, totaling >63,000 devices and >200,000 daily onboard recordings.
• Executive Quote: “We are very pleased to become an OEM supplier to Alstom… we are delighted to be the video solutions provider.” – Doug Dyment, President & CEO.

Notable Quotes

“We are very pleased to become an OEM supplier to Alstom, one of the world's largest and most prestigious train manufacturers,” commented Doug Dyment, Gatekeeper’s president and chief executive officer. “The SEPTA streetcar project is a new strategic initiative that is setting a new standard for modern urban mobility in North America and we are delighted to be the video solutions provider.”