BRISBANE, Australia,  October 15, 2020 – As part of its ongoing commitment to sovereign defence capability, Insitu Pacific has assembled a significant team of more than 20 suppliers including small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) under its proposal to the Australian Army for LAND 129 Phase 3.

Insitu Pacific’s strong line-up of Australian partners and SMEs is focused on critical capabilities for uncrewed aerial system (UAS) growth and sustainability through the life of the system, including advanced materials and propulsion, sensing and software, and seamless integration with existing and planned Australian Defence Force systems.

“These are the key local areas of expertise that will provide Army with a reliable, robust and fully integrated system today, and a cutting-edge sovereign upgrade path,” Andrew Duggan, Managing Director, Insitu Pacific said.

The Insitu Pacific LAND 129 team members include:

• Orbital UAV – Balcatta, Western Australia
• Nova Systems Australia – Brisbane, Queensland
• Ascent Vision Technologies Australia – Melbourne, Victoria
• LSM Advanced Composites – Toowoomba, Queensland
• Jayben Group – Burnie, Tasmania
• Sentient Vision Systems – Port Melbourne, Victoria
• Eylex – Castle Hill, New South Wales
• MMC Learning and Development – Burwood, New South Wales
• Bohemia Interactive Software – Williamtown, New South Wales
• SiNAB – Taren Point, New South Wales
• Currawong Engineering – Huntingfield, Tasmania
• EM Solutions – Brisbane, Queensland
• APEX Engineering – Coomera, Queensland
• Amber Technology – Warriewood, New South Wales
• Land Air Sea Space – Brookvale, New South Wales
• F. Technologies Aust Pty Ltd – Murrarie, Queensland
• RF Design – Brisbane, Queensland
• Pelican-Trimcast – Knoxfield, Victoria
• CR Kennedy – Brisbane, Queensland
• Hawker Pacific – Brisbane, Queensland
• EVTA Group – New Gisborne, Victoria
• Protonautics – Brisbane, Queensland
• Acute Laser – Brisbane, Queensland

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