Image Credit: QinetiQ | Article Credit: Australian Defence Magazine
QinetiQ's Team TECSA has expanded to include BosTECK, DEWC Services and Mercury Information Security Services.
"We recognise there is capability in the broader ecosystem in Australia that we need to harness to meet our country’s defence requirements and that’s what Team TECSA is delivering. It’s streamlined, scaleable and customer-focused utilising local expertise to advance Australia’s defence capabilities,” said QinetiQ's Chief Executive Australia Sector, Gary Stewart.
Team TECSA now includes 19 organisations across defence, the commercial sector, and academia.
“BosTECK, DEWC Services, and Mercury Information Security Services each bring distinct expertise that enhances our ability to support the Australian Defence Force (ADF).Their contributions strengthen our collective capability. This is precisely the kind of collaboration needed to support the ADF’s future operational effectiveness.”
The companies bring a range capabilities to team TECSA. BosTECK has expertise in explosive ordnance and safety assurance, DEWC Services in electronic warfare and intelligence, and Mercury Information Security Services in cybersecurity and information assurance.
Related Articles
Australian, British and United States soldiers tested AI-enabled drone swarms during the Army Warfighting Experiment 2026, advancing autonomous warfare capabilities under AUKUS Pillar II.
Chief Executive Officer Allan Dundas has been awarded Executive of the Year – SME at the Australian Defence Industry Awards 2026. The award recognises outstanding leadership, business performance and contribution to Australia’s Defence industry.
DEWC is reinforcing its commitment to engaging globally with the electronic warfare (EW) community through the attendance of Chief Executive Officer Allan Dundas at the AOC Europe Conference in Helsinki, Finland.
As the Royal Australian Navy marks its 125th anniversary, the role of industry partners in strengthening the nation’s maritime capability has never been more critical.
In this episode of the Defence Connect Spotlight podcast, senior journalist Robert Dougherty is joined by Rian Whitby, deputy chief operating officer at DEWC Services and former naval officer aerospace engineer.
The Australian Information Warfare Alliance (AIWA), has announced its support for the Association of Old Crows (AOC) Electronic Warfare (EW) Australia-New Zealand Conference as a Bronze Sponsor, reflecting its commitment to strengthening national collaboration, accelerating capability development, and contributing to Australia’s information advantage.
DEWC Services is contributing to the development of Australia’s future Defence workforce through co-funding from Defence Trailblazer’s Workforce portfolio.
DEWC Services and Adelaide University have commenced a new research collaboration to advance sovereign AI-enabled decision-support capabilities for Australia’s Defence sector.