
The Advitech Group has been engaged in defence-related work since 1997, proving itself an effective subcontractor and supplier, as well as successfully liaising and working directly with prime contractors and the Australian Department of Defence.

The Advitech Group has been engaged in defence-related work since 1997, proving itself an effective subcontractor and supplier, as well as successfully liaising and working directly with prime contractors and the Australian Department of Defence.
The Advitech Group provides competitive corporate and technical services to the defence industry. Our staff have proven skills and experience to provide the following defence-specific services:
The Advitech Group’s entry into the defence sector began in 1997 with services to ADI Limited to convert hard-copy vendor documentation into electronic format. This involved scanning, OCR and proof reading of more than 20,000 pages of technical documentation in compliance with DEF(AUST) 5629A, enabling ADI to satisfy contractual obligations to deliver all documentation in SGML tagged format.
The Advitech Group assisted ADI with the preparation of technical maintenance plans and maintenance requirement cards for a range of ship systems.
ADI engaged The Advitech Group to produce operational sequencing procedures (OSPs) for the Minehunter Coastal Project. The OSPs involved multi-system operations and affected whole-of-ship procedures. They indicated the crew’s jobs and use of equipment including sequence, location, operators and control. The Advitech Group produced 20 procedures including those relating to:
ADI engaged The Advitech Group to produce an integrated electronic technical document (IETD), representing a new and innovative method of providing technical information on board the Huon Class coastal minehunters.
The IETD presented information in a standardised hierarchical structure that could be accessed at system, sub-system and sub sub-system levels via laptop computers connected to the ship’s LAN. Information at each level included a general description, technical description, operating instructions, and warnings and cautions.
The IETD provided all the functionality associated with commercial software, and proved an efficient and cost-effective alternative to heavily structured and expensive electronic manuals produced in accordance with formal military specifications.
ADI engaged The Advitech Group to design the IT support System for the Warfare System Support Centre (WSSC) at Garden Island. The WSSC was conceived to provide through-life support for the combat system software installed in the upgraded FFG fleet. It contained the combat system land-based simulation system (LBSS) used for software integration, testing and longer-term upkeep. The WSSC IT support system comprised:
The Advitech Group provided additional systems engineering support to the FFG Upgrade Project including:
supply of resources for configuration management tasks.
Forgacs Dockyard engaged The Advitech Group to undertake design, drafting and modification tasks to several ship systems during the refit of HMAS Manoora and HMAS Kanimbla.
The Advitech Group provided engineering design support to RPLSS for configuration modifications to FFG frigates, including:
FFGSPO engaged The Advitech Group directly to undertake engineering tasks relating to the FFG frigates, including:
BAE Systems engaged The Advitech Group to co-ordinate the verification program for operational maintenance manuals for the Hawk Lead-in Fighter Project. This task included:
Total Logistics Management (TLM) engaged The Advitech Group to produce technical documentation associated with the theatre broadcast system (JP2008 Phase 3C) primary injection facility (PIF). We developed the operating instructions; maintenance instructions; and technical data on PIF equipment, which were issued to the SATCOM – Terrestrial Systems Program Office.
Compact receive suite technical documentation
TLM also engaged The Advitech Group to prepare operating and maintenance documentation for the compact receive suite (CRS) that had been designed to operate as a mobile field unit.
Varley Engineering engaged The Advitech Group for design and verification of maintenance structures for the RAAF AP-3C Orion aircraft. We designed the tail-docking and wing-work platforms, including preparation of engineering drawings for review and approval, and progression through to detailed drawings.
The Advitech Group was again involved when the Orion refurbishment centre was to be relocated from Richmond Airbase. We reviewed the new support structure for suspended tail-docking working platforms to make an independent assessment of the structural integrity of the proposed configuration with respect to strength and serviceability requirements of various Australian Standards.
The Advitech Group is a member of the Defence Materiel Organisation Support Services panel for services in maritime systems, mechanical, naval architecture, project management support, risk management and technical writing.