Latest Government Contracts News

Micro-X Ltd has received a $5.08 million R&D tax incentive rebate for FY25, with an additional $0.31 million pending approval, reinforcing its innovation-driven growth in medical imaging technology.

Micro-X has landed a $3.3 million order from the Malaysian Ministry of Health for its Rover Plus mobile X-ray units, marking a significant step in its Southeast Asian expansion. Delivery is set to begin in October 2025.

Micro-X’s U.S. arm has won a $2.5 million contract extension from the Department of Homeland Security to enhance its passenger self-screening technology, pushing total DHS funding to nearly $32 million.

Magnum Mining & Exploration is moving forward with plans to establish a modular processing hub for critical minerals in Nevada, targeting antimony and rare earth elements to support U.S. supply chains.

Acusensus Limited has landed a new $8.7 million five-year contract with the Western Australian Road Safety Commission to deploy advanced fixed-site enforcement cameras on key freeways, expanding its footprint in the region’s road safety technology landscape.

Ventia Services Group has won two major Defence Base Services Transformation contracts worth $2.7 billion, reinforcing its long-term role in supporting Australian Defence infrastructure.

Downer EDI Limited has won a $3.05 billion contract to provide base and estate services to the Australian Department of Defence, significantly expanding its operational regions and responsibilities over the next decade.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has appointed Michael Juniper as a senior executive and director, aiming to leverage his extensive experience to accelerate growth and sustainability in its data centre portfolio.

DroneShield Limited has responded to ASX scrutiny over its disclosure of losing a $45.9 million Systems Integration Partner contract for Project LAND 156, denying the information was material to investors.

Locksley Resources has listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, boosting its profile in Europe while advancing its Mojave critical minerals project in the U.S. The company is also exploring multiple pathways to enter U.S. capital markets and has secured key government registrations.

COG Financial Services is set to broaden its salary packaging and novated leasing footprint across Australia through the $40 million acquisition of EasiFleet. This strategic move positions COG for upcoming government contracts in key states.

8common’s subsidiary Expense8 has renewed its contract with the NSW Department of Education for another two years, reinforcing its role as a key provider of travel and expense management software in government.