Autonomous & Uncrewed Systems
Drones, remote site inspection and operational situational awareness, scoped to the environment and subject to required authorisations.
Remote asset inspection · Operational observation · Site awareness
FORCES TECHNOLOGY
Strategic capability sector · Defence & Security SystemsStrategic rollout · Enquiries & OEM partnerships
Defence, Security & Autonomous Systems
Understand the site.
Connect the operation.
Scope situational awareness, site protection, remote inspection and operational communications for Defence, public safety, government and critical industry. Specialist systems and provider authorisations are qualified for each requirement.
Concept visual
Strategic rollout
Observe. Connect. Protect. Prepare.
Qualified opportunities in autonomous systems, counter-drone protection, ISR, surveillance and communications — not a fully live product line or a claim of authorised counter-drone supply. Technical scope, product permissions, qualified providers and support must be established before commitment.
Security, Surveillance & Protection
Intelligent video, access control and site security or monitoring, integrated around the customer’s operating requirements.
Site monitoring · Access control · Intelligent video
Mission Systems, Sensors & Communications
Communications, sensors and specialist technical integration for deployable and operational environments.
Sensor integration · Operational communications · Deployable technology
Deployable Training & Range Systems
Advanced mobile range facilities, related simulation and specialist operational training systems for Defence and law enforcement — explored as potential partner-enabled capability, subject to qualified providers and required approvals.
Mobile range facilities · Related simulation · Specialist operational training
Scope, supplier and operator qualifications, product-specific authorisations, licences and customer approvals are confirmed for each engagement. Manufacturer relationships are subject to separate verification.
Buyer environments and scoping examples
Buyer environments
Start with the operational need.
Representative requirements for buyers and delivery teams. These are intended markets and scoping examples, not customer contracts or delivered Technology projects.
- Defence & Commonwealth
- Integrate operational communications, sensors or simulation into a defined program, with technical authority and customer-specific assurance agreed first.
- Critical infrastructure
- Scope site monitoring, access control and situational awareness around asset protection, system interfaces and operational continuity.
- Resources & remote operations
- Assess authorised remote inspection and site awareness, with communications coverage, operating constraints and support needs defined.
- Public safety
- Connect monitoring, communications and training technology to a clearly scoped operational or readiness requirement.
Integration, technical authority and support
Integration pathway
The requirement leads. The system follows.
FORCES coordinates the customer relationship, project scope and commercial responsibilities. Qualified specialists bring the technical and regulated capability required for the agreed work.
- 01
Define
Confirm the operational outcome, environment, interfaces and non-sensitive constraints.
- 02
Qualify
Verify providers, licensing, OEM permissions, security requirements and customer approvals.
- 03
Integrate
Agree technical authority, work packages, acceptance criteria and project governance before delivery.
- 04
Sustain
Set commissioning, documentation, training and through-life service responsibilities in the agreed scope.
Infrastructure-led. Technology-integrated.
Physical deployable mobile ranges, facilities and structures remain FORCES INFRASTRUCTURE-led. Technology coordinates specialist training and range systems and related communications, sensors, security and simulation; Infrastructure supports physical deployment and site requirements. Potential partner-enabled range capability is subject to separately verified agreements, qualified operators and applicable live-range approvals; no current supply or authorisation is claimed.
Commercial accountability through the group.
Technology enquiries are coordinated through the central group inbox, with Dan Fox, Head of Group Commercial & Strategic Partnerships, supporting buyer and OEM discussions. Saltwater Country Services Pty Ltd is the current contracting entity. Technical authority, licensing and support obligations are assigned to qualified specialists for each engagement; Dan’s role does not confer technical authorisation.
OEM partnership and future venture detail
For established operators
Build the capability with Forces.
Keep your existing technical business. Explore a new specialist company that pairs your proven systems, people and customer relationships with FORCES’ Indigenous leadership, enterprise interface and embedded Indigenous Participation Standard — to pursue opportunities competitively and build long-term enterprise value.
What Forces contributes
- Genuine Indigenous leadership and participation capability
- Procurement and enterprise customer relationships
- Project management and commercial coordination
- Relevant Fitness, Infrastructure and Energy interfaces
What a qualified partner contributes
- Accountable staff and specialist engineering
- Relevant licensing and product-specific OEM approvals
- Installation, commissioning and technical assurance
- Capital where negotiated and through-life service
The four current divisions operate under Saltwater; they are not separately incorporated companies. A future specialist company may be separately formed and funded with Saltwater retaining at least 51% and genuine Indigenous commercial and strategic control, and operating partners collectively potentially up to 49%. The operator leads day-to-day technical delivery. Terms, licensing, certification and eligibility require independent qualification; no partnership or contract award is guaranteed.
Buyer questions
Scope the requirement with confidence.
To scope a requirement, send
- The operational objective and intended users
- System, site and operating location
- Existing equipment and technical interfaces
- Licensing, security and approval requirements
- Timeframe and through-life support needs
- Can we discuss a system before the technical scope is complete?
- Yes. Start with the operational outcome. Dan Fox coordinates the commercial enquiry with the group team; qualified specialists define the technical interfaces, authority and approvals required before commitment.
- Who performs licensed or regulated work?
- Appropriately qualified suppliers and licensed operators perform work requiring those qualifications. Product-specific authorisations and customer approvals are checked for the agreed scope; no blanket dealer, installer or Defence approval is claimed.
- Do the PNG projects demonstrate Technology delivery?
- No. The verified Rapid deliveries belong to FORCES FITNESS. They are not evidence of delivered Technology systems or a future operating company’s experience.
- Where do websites, apps and AI software belong?
- Client websites, apps, AI software and managed digital services belong to the separate YURA TECH brand, trading under the same Saltwater Country Services Pty Ltd legal entity. It is not an incorporated subsidiary or a fifth FORCES division.
Discuss your FORCES TECHNOLOGY requirement
A · Procure a solution
Request a Quote
Buyers: share the requirement, site and timing. It is routed to the FORCES TECHNOLOGY lead for scoping.
Request a QuoteFor OEMs & capability partners
Bring qualified capability to defined customer requirements. Partnership and confidential investment discussions use a separate pathway.
Explore operating partnershipsGroup capability
Specialist scope. Connected accountability.
Next step
Define the next operational requirement.
Share a non-sensitive brief, location and timing. Do not include classified, security-sensitive, export-controlled or otherwise restricted information.