Advanced Composite Structures Australia (ACS-A) has evolved from CRC-ACS into an ISO 9001-certified engineering and manufacturing firm. Delivering composites solutions for aerospace, defence, marine, energy and transport, ACS-A is expanding into a new Melbourne facility while strengthening sovereign capability, advancing innovation, and supporting future engineers and technicians.
Founded in 2019, Hypersonix Launch Systems aims to provide sustainable satellite launch services from Australia using hypersonic scramjet technology.
The acquisition and installation of state-of-the-art filament winding technology to lightweight piping in naval ship building programs
XTEK has a single purpose, which is to protect our frontline protectors. The company was founded – and is still managed today – by former Defence Force and Homeland Security personnel to develop and deliver the lightest, thinnest and highest performing protective and surveillance products to serve and sustain our service personnel and assets.
Matrix Composites & Engineering is a global leader in the design, development and manufacture of products that are intended to work in subsea conditions or other high pressure environments and are capable of testing to sea water depths of 6,750 m or 662 bar.
Offering advanced composite fabricating, manufacturing and engineering capabilities across a broad spectrum of materials and fabricating technologies.
With the focus of future warfare planning, Australia, through the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) is procuring new submarines and anti-submarine warfare frigates. Both programmes require vessels to be able to operate with high levels of stealth, part of which relies on a low acoustic signature.
WA based Innovaero is strategically focused on product development, design and manufacture for the highly regulated and multi-disciplinary Australian and offshore Aerospace industry.
Boeing’s Melbourne facility recently commenced its fifth Boeing Airpower Teaming System aircraft, as the program continues its rigorous ground and flight testing. The Airpower Teaming System team took advantage of Melbourne’s commercial manufacturing aircraft experience on Boeing 787 wings’ trailing edge.
The Wellcamp Aerospace and Defence Precinct will home research and development and advanced manufacturing within the established industrial park and export hub.
