Public sector technology, sized for the Pacific.
Procurement frameworks. Audit seasons. Parliament sittings. The technology has to keep running through all of it, and the proof has to be there when someone asks.
Public sector procurement cycles take months. The IT problem you discovered in February isn't getting fixed until November. Audit season doesn't wait for parts to arrive from offshore. Cabinet papers can't sit in a print queue while a vendor escalates a ticket to head office in another time zone.
Most of our Pacific public sector work starts with three operational truths: the budget cycle is fixed, the audit calendar is fixed, and the parliament sitting calendar is fixed. Everything else has to work around those. We size technology decisions to that reality — multi-year contracts where they help, in-country spares where they matter, and proof of expenditure in the format the auditor is going to ask for.
We've supplied ministries and statutory bodies across South Pacific and across the Pacific for over 30 years. The procurement people change. The auditor changes. The minister changes. The technology has to keep working through all of it.
Six things we get right for the public sector.
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ClearEdge Security
Cabinet papers, citizen records, payroll. The data that, if it leaks, ends up on a front page. We harden where it lives and watch where it moves.
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Microsoft 365 hardening
Most ministries run M365 on the default settings the licence shipped with. We close the gaps Defender, Entra and Conditional Access can close in one engagement.
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Managed print with cost recovery
Per-department / per-cost-centre print accounting that survives an audit. Secure print release so a leaving ministerial briefing doesn't sit in the output tray.
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Network security
Segmented networks for sensitive workloads, guest networks for visitors, monitored egress. The infrastructure equivalent of a building with the right keys for the right rooms.
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Managed CCTV
Designed-and-installed surveillance for government facilities — purpose-built footage retention, secure remote access, and verification when an incident actually needs the video.
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Hardware procurement
Tenders that meet the procurement framework. Devices warrantied for the operating environment. Spec sheets that the technical committee can defend.
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Public sector enquiry?
We respond to government tenders and direct ministry enquiries. Tell us the procurement framework you're working under and we'll send back a proposal that meets it.