A qualification has to be held, not just issued. Integrated Logistics Support is warehoused in Australia to supply the Australian Defence Force and the wider Asian region — compressing lead times, localising spares and support, and providing a trusted allied node under single-prime accountability.
Platforms, magazines, suppressors, spares, optics, ensemble and 12G cUAS ammunition held in-region.
Level 2–3 maintenance, armourer training and warranty support delivered locally.
Forecast-driven stock, rotation and consumable resupply aligned to the qualification cadence.
| Element | Delivery |
|---|---|
| Maintenance planning | Tiered maintenance concept; AR commonality lowers the skill barrier |
| Supply support | Australia-warehoused spares, ancillaries and ammunition for ADF and the region |
| Support and test equipment | Armourer toolsets, gauges and function-test fixtures in-region |
| Manpower and personnel | LASTLINE-qualified operators, instructors and armourers |
| Training and training support | INTERCEPTOR VR, the qualification syllabus and the sustainment cycle |
| Technical data | IETMs, spec sheets, parts catalogues, controlled release |
| Computer resources | VR and simulator suites, training records and readiness dashboards |
| Facilities | Warehouse, workshop, range and simulator infrastructure |
| Packaging, handling, storage, transport | Compliant munitions storage and regional distribution |
| Design interface | Feedback loop from after-action review into platform and ammunition |
| Obsolescence management | Common commercial parts base; managed lifecycle |
| Configuration management | Variant and batch control across platform, ammunition and suppressor |
An allied, stable, well-regulated base with established defence industry, munitions handling and export frameworks — a trusted node to serve the ADF and reach partner nations across the Indo-Pacific.
From the Australian hub the capability scales to partner forces across the region under appropriate government-to-government and export-control arrangements — one supply chain, one standard, many customers.
Integrated fire-control and reflex optics, mission-configured slings and magazine carriage, clay target systems and representative sUAS target drones — delivered and sustained through the same hub.
Own the capability, not just the equipment. Subject to meaningful committed volume, production of the platform, ammunition and suppressor is localised — building assured supply, jobs and skills, and independence from contested international logistics. Localisation is offered on two separate tracks so that sovereignty means the adopting nation, whichever nation that is.
For the ADF: Australian ILS hub, Australian assembly and progressive Australian content across ammunition loading, suppressors, slings and pouches. Australian Industry Capability from the first contract.
For regional partners electing to build in-country: phased local assembly, test and eventual manufacture under government-to-government and export-control arrangements, to the same qualification standard.
Supply from the Australian ILS hub. Import finished systems; stand up warehousing, training and support.
In-country final assembly, function test, workforce development and ammunition loading trials.
Localise production of platform, 12G cUAS ammunition and suppressor as volumes justify.
In-region production supplies partner forces under appropriate export controls.
End-to-end capability demonstration at our expense — VR training, live GEN-12 and 12G cUAS ammunition, and the full kill chain, on your terms.
Joint volume-modelling workshop — map force structure, qualification cadence and regional potential to the manufacturing gates. A co-authored paper on counter-sUAS is available on request.
Operational trial and qualification of an initial cohort, with after-action review fed back into the living syllabus.
Programme of record — stand up the Australian ILS hub and trigger phased localisation.
We will stand up a complete, end-to-end capability demonstration at our own expense — and qualify a cohort against the published standard — before any commitment is asked for.