Critical Infrastructure Technologies Partners with Polish Defense Manufacturer for Nexus Tower Production
Critical Infrastructure Technologies has signed a confidentiality agreement with Polish defense manufacturer H. Cegielski - Poznań S.A., marking a significant step in the company's European expansion and enabling local manufacturing of its autonomous communications tower systems for defense and emergency applications.
Critical Infrastructure Technologies Ltd. has executed a Non-Disclosure Agreement with H. Cegielski - Poznań S.A., a subsidiary of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa S.A., one of Poland's leading defense and industrial groups. This agreement establishes a framework for the exchange and protection of confidential information related to the manufacture of CiTech's Nexus Tower system, enabling both organizations to securely share technical documentation, design data, and other proprietary materials.
The collaboration represents a major advancement in CiTech's European industrial expansion strategy, supporting plans to establish localized manufacturing and engineering partnerships across the continent. HCP brings extensive expertise in heavy manufacturing, precision engineering, and defense-sector production, making it an ideal partner for the Nexus Tower program. As part of the PGZ Group, HCP provides access to substantial defense manufacturing infrastructure and resources that will facilitate efficient production scaling of the autonomous tower systems.
Brenton Scott, CEO of CiTech, stated that the agreement with HCP represents another key milestone in the company's international growth strategy. He emphasized that HCP's world-class manufacturing capability, backed by the strength and resources of PGZ, aligns perfectly with CiTech's goal of delivering advanced, relocatable infrastructure platforms for defense, emergency response, and critical communications applications.
The Nexus Tower Project involves the design and production of a 20-meter autonomous, relocatable tower system capable of rapid deployment to support communications, surveillance, and integrated mission systems. This partnership will leverage HCP's industrial facilities and workforce, along with the PGZ Group's extensive defense manufacturing infrastructure, to enable efficient production scaling. The collaboration positions CiTech to better serve European defense and emergency response markets while establishing a manufacturing foothold in the region.
This strategic partnership comes at a time when demand for rapidly deployable communications infrastructure is growing across defense and emergency services sectors. The ability to establish local manufacturing partnerships in Europe enhances CiTech's competitive position and supports broader adoption of its autonomous technology platforms. For more information about the company, visit https://www.citech.com.au.