Canberra · Australian public sector
Government technology, shaped in Canberra.
A1Force Pty Ltd helps Australian Government agencies design and deliver cloud platforms, security uplift, data, and the services people actually use. The work is planned around security, accessibility, procurement, and a handover the agency can run.
- Office
- Level 57, 25 Martin Place, Sydney, 2000, NSW, Australia
- ABN
- 37 623 229 327
Seven lines of work
Each engagement is scoped to the agency, the sensitivity of the system, and the team who will look after it once we step back.
Secure cloud and infrastructure
Architecture and migration for government workloads, with Australian data residency and explicit trust boundaries.
View service 02Cybersecurity uplift
Practical improvement against the Essential Eight, including detection, response, and controls an agency can evidence.
View service 03Data, analytics, and reporting
Platforms and dashboards for operational questions and the reporting ministers and the Senate expect.
View service 04Legacy system modernisation
A deliberate path off ageing systems: retire, wrap, or rebuild, with APIs between what remains.
View service 05Citizen service platforms
Public-facing services planned to the Digital Service Standard and built to WCAG 2.1 AA.
View service 06Managed IT and operations
Network and platform operations, patching, and a service rhythm written into the agreement.
View service 07Intelligent automation
Automation and analytics for repetitive processing, with a person still accountable for the decision.
View serviceA plain four-stage engagement
The model is deliberately simple, so a governance board can see where a piece of work sits.
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Discovery
Workshops to map the system as it stands, the outcome the agency needs, and the obligations that apply.
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Strategy and design
Options, a target architecture, and a sequence of work that fits the budget and the decision path.
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Iterative delivery
Short cycles, a regular steering rhythm, and risks raised while there is still time to change course.
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Handover
Documentation, training for the owning team, and 90 days of hypercare after go-live.
Portfolio areas
These are parts of the Australian Public Service the practice is set up to work in.
- Taxation and revenue
- Systems that collect, reconcile, and report public money.
- Health and aged care
- Platforms staff and providers have to trust with sensitive information.
- Agriculture and environment
- Data and services spread across field, science, and policy teams.
- Community services
- Casework and payments journeys, where operations have to take the system over.
- Defence and security
- Carefully scoped technology work inside strict handling rules.
- Education and research
- Grants, programs, and the reporting that sits around them.
- Infrastructure and energy
- Registers, programs, and the operational systems behind them.
- Central agencies
- Coordination work and the corporate systems other portfolios rely on.
The office
Start with the problem, not a slide deck.
Tell us what the agency is trying to change. We aim to reply within one business day.