INDIANIC DIVING SERVICES
What they do
INDIANIC DIVING SERVICES supplies diving, inspection and maintenance services. Its work covers moorings, marker buoys, vessel removal and disposal, berthing support and magnetic treatment facility maintenance.
Who buys from them
Department of Defence is the largest buyer with 15 contracts worth $2.2M. Other buyers include the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and the former Department of Parks and Wildlife, among 6 buyers in total.
Contract size
Contracts typically fall between $33K and $132K, with a median of $55K. The largest are magnetic treatment facility purchase and berthing support for Department of Defence at $712K, and Deep Water Tracking Range wet end removal for Department of Defence at $660K.
Recent activity
In the last 12 months there was 1 contract worth $112K, against $17K in the previous 12 months. The latest award was Feb 2026.
What they win
How much they win each year, the size of a typical contract, and every contract on record.
Contract history
Who they win it from
Their biggest government buyers and how much of their work each one is.
Most of their work comes from one buyer: Department of Defence, 70% of value.
About them
Company details, where they work and the names they trade under.
Also traded asINDIANIC DIVING, INDIANIC DIVING SERVICES, Indianic Services Pty Ltd Trading as Indianic Diving Services
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