Latest Government Contracts News

DroneShield Limited has retracted its recent announcement of $7.6 million in new U.S. Government orders, clarifying these were reissued contracts rather than fresh deals. The company is addressing the administrative error to prevent future confusion.

X2M Connect has secured over half a million Australian dollars in new and repeat water digitisation contracts in South Korea, driving strong early revenue growth in FY26. These deals expand the company’s footprint across thousands of households and highlight growing government adoption of IoT solutions.

Etherstack’s subsidiary has landed a A$2.5 million contract with the Australian Defence, reinforcing its growing footprint in sovereign defence communications.

archTIS has significantly expanded its U.S. footprint through the acquisition of Spirion LLC and a new Department of Defense contract, supported by a A$20.5 million capital raise. These moves position the company for accelerated growth in the lucrative U.S. defense and enterprise cybersecurity markets.

Acusensus Limited has secured a significant expansion of its contract with Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads, doubling its trailer-based speed enforcement units with a $16.6 million deal set to roll out from late 2025.

Mach7 Technologies has initiated Phase 1 of the Veterans Health Administration’s National Teleradiology Program, deploying its core imaging software across 125 sites. This milestone sets the stage for a potential $11.7 million contract and broader expansion within the VHA network.

WhiteHawk Limited reports steady Q3 revenue and advances key contracts, positioning itself to capitalise on new U.S. cybersecurity compliance rules.

RemSense Technologies has secured major contracts with Shell, Chevron, and ExxonMobil while advancing its digital twin platform and recurring revenue base, setting the stage for growth despite near-term cash flow pressures.

Ava Risk Group reported a solid start to FY2026 with $9 million in Q1 sales orders and a $7.5 million backlog, underpinning its guidance for a profitable first half.

SOCO Corporation has returned to profitability in FY25, driven by strategic contract wins and client diversification. The company is now focusing on expanding recurring revenues and leveraging AI and cybersecurity capabilities for future growth.

Corporate Travel Management reports a 6% revenue increase and a 29% rise in EBITDA for 1QFY26, maintaining operational strength amid an ongoing audit review and trading suspension.

Fintech firm 8common has kicked off FY26 with an 8% rise in SaaS and transaction revenue, positive operational cashflow, and a renewed multi-year government contract.