Defence signs $98m deal for next-generation Army software
Defence signed a $98 million deal for Australian Army's new battle management software.
The Australian Army chose SitaWare Headquarters software for battle management. More than 50 nations and NATO use it.
The contract with Danish company Systematic is worth $98 million. It lasts five years.
The software gives commanders a clear picture of the battlefield. This helps share information and understand the situation faster.
The Army tested the software starting in 2021. It first used the software during Exercise Talisman Sabre.
It also used it in other training events. NATO made this its standard for land operations in 2024.
The software lets Australian forces work with allies. They keep control of their own data.
- 98 million dollars
- Contract value
- 5 years
- Contract duration
- More than 50 nations
- Current users
- Selected 2024
- NATO standard
Why it mattersIt improves the Army's ability to coordinate operations. It helps share intelligence with international partners. This is critical for modern military effectiveness.
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