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Security Devices or surveillance systems

Currency handling equipment

Check cashing service

Gaming Data Analysis Software/Systems

Gaming Facility Construction and Remodel

Providers of the following goods and services must be State Certified in accordance with Section 4(d) of the Compact if the dollar amount of these goods or services provided to the Tribe is over $10,000 in a single month.

Security devices or surveillance systems

Any security device that includes a locking device and/or any component that would be associated with accessing areas in a Gaming Facility, including any type of electronic device that monitors, records data and/or provides alert warnings to areas in and outside the Gaming Facility.  A surveillance system would be any combination of computer hardware and software, and any electronic device used by the gaming operation that monitors, records and/or tracks information.  This would include the design, installation, and maintenance of such security devices and surveillance systems. (Appendix C, Section G)*

Currency Handling Equipment

Any cash, coin or ticket/voucher counting device; any type of cash, coin or ticket/voucher transporting device; any type of cash, coin or ticket/voucher storage device; cash register and any type of ATM and/or electronic debit or credit device providing cash withdrawals, change, or that records a transaction of the user’s bank account.

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Check Cashing Services

Any check cashing, cash advance, debit or credit card advance and/or any service that advances cash or credit through the service provided.  Further, any employee of the check cashing vendor who works in the Gaming Facility and has unescorted access to secure areas must be State Certified.

Gaming Data Analysis Software/Systems

Any player tracking or table games monitoring and security system.  Any software or software system that interfaces with a slot or table games monitoring and accounting system or player tracking system, and which extracts data/information from these systems in a one-way, read-only methodology.

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Gaming Facility Construction and Remodel

General Contractors/Contractors providing new construction or major remodeling of a Gaming Facility, regardless of who provides the funds.

General Contractors/Contractors/Sub-Contractors

During new construction or major remodeling of a Gaming Facility, subcontractors working for a general contractor should be disclosed to the TGO and the ADG.

Any subcontractor, except as noted, who is performing new construction or remodeling of a Gaming Facility that contracts through a general contractor, and that general contractor is certified by the ADG, will not require State Certification.

Subcontractors classified as a Class A or Class B vendor will require State Certification.

Those subcontractors providing security, surveillance equipment or security services will require State Certification.

Architects, that contract directly with the Tribe, or through a General Contractor or Contractor, will require State Certification.

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