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ARDworks Advisory

About

ARDworks helps companies win Defence business in Australia. Companies that seek ARDworks’ Defence expertise in Australia are: - Foreign firms seeking market entry, or - Australian firms seeking market entry, or - Australian firms aiming to become an exporter. As Market Entry specialists, ARDworks supports SMEs, OEMs or Primes win business in the Defence & National Security Sector. Entering the Defence Market in a foreign country (here or overseas) has its tough, but not insurmountable challenges. It's complex, but achievable. We know it's tough because we do it daily - and it's the easiest thing to advise - that's why we follow through and implement the advice we give. We work collaboratively and energetically with you to match your value proposition with a need, or perhaps work to develop that need. We can do this because of our deep knowledge, high level networks and extensive experience within the Defence sector. ARDworks develops viable pathways to market - whether they be direct - by influencing the end user or procurement decision maker - or through Primes/Integrators and their supply chains, or through joint ventures. Our experience spans the military, government, commercial and private sectors and therefore we know how to position companies for success in the Defence market. Our clients have enjoyed success working with ARDworks and range from OEMs, Primes, ICT vendors, PSPs, law firms, SMEs and governments to help them strategize, win business, develop channel partners, establish an in-country footprint and establish networks and key relationships. Australia welcomes US Defence foreign investment as an essential contributor to economic growth and productivity. With few barriers to entry, a familiar legal and corporate framework, sophisticated consumer and industrial sectors, and a straightforward, English-speaking business culture, Australia remains a vibrant and important pro-US market for American goods and services.

https://ardworks.com.au

Products/Services

Market Entry to Defence, Strategic Advisory, Lobbying, Business Development, Business Improvement.

- Global market development opportunities - Effective networking on all levels - Links to the Primes/OEMs - Links to SMEs and Innovators - Export compliance and other technical support Australia is strengthening its Defence and National Security Sector to meet the challenges of the more complex strategic environment Australia is likely to face in the years ahead. Planning is underway for a more capable, agile and potent Sector that has greater capacity to respond to strategic risk and threats. ​ This Sector is seeking modern warfighting capabilities and critical enabling infrastructure. Australia’s Defence and National Security Sector has clear demand for critical industrial, scientific, technological and innovation capabilities and a national support base. Australia’s Defence Industry is essential to the operations of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and to the capability needed to protect Australia and its national interests. ​ Australia’s Defence Industry will therefore need to grow significantly over the next decade to meet the demands of a once in a generation recapitalisation of the equipment and systems of the ADF. In addition to the major warfighting capabilities the ADF needs, Australian Defence Industry also provides support and sustainment. This includes delivering the full spectrum of goods and services critical to enabling Defence capability such as logistic services, ICT, health support, fuel, energy and other support.

Industry

332993 – Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing;
332994 – Small arms and ordnance manufacturing;
334220 – Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing;
334290 – Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing;
334419 – Other Electronic Component Manufacturing;
3345 – Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing;
334511 – Manufacture of search, detection, navigation, guidance, aeronautical, and nautical systems and instruments;
335929 – Other Communication and Energy Wire Manufacturing;
33641 – Aerospace products and parts manufacturing;
336414 – Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing;
336415 – Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Propulsion Unit and Propulsion Unit Parts Manufacturing;
336611 – Establishments engaged in operating shipyards; Ship building and repairing;
336612 – Boat Building;
517110 – Wired Telecommunications Carriers;
517410 – Satellite Telecommunications;
5416 – Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services;
541613 – Marketing Consulting Services;
541618 – Other Management Consulting Services;
PO Box 422 Mawson, 2607 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2607

Market Entry to Defence, Strategic Advisory, Lobbying, Business Development, Business Improvement.

– Global market development opportunities – Effective networking on all levels – Links to the Primes/OEMs – Links to SMEs and Innovators – Export compliance and other technical support Australia is strengthening its Defence and National Security Sector to meet the challenges of the more complex strategic environment Australia is likely to face in the years ahead. Planning is underway for a more capable, agile and potent Sector that has greater capacity to respond to strategic risk and threats. ​ This Sector is seeking modern warfighting capabilities and critical enabling infrastructure. Australia’s Defence and National Security Sector has clear demand for critical industrial, scientific, technological and innovation capabilities and a national support base. Australia’s Defence Industry is essential to the operations of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and to the capability needed to protect Australia and its national interests. ​ Australia’s Defence Industry will therefore need to grow significantly over the next decade to meet the demands of a once in a generation recapitalisation of the equipment and systems of the ADF. In addition to the major warfighting capabilities the ADF needs, Australian Defence Industry also provides support and sustainment. This includes delivering the full spectrum of goods and services critical to enabling Defence capability such as logistic services, ICT, health support, fuel, energy and other support.