Selected projects and programmes.

The problem

An offshore operator relied on patrol vessels and disconnected sensors to monitor its waters. The assessment examined gaps in awareness and the existing response arrangements.

The design

We designed a layered architecture combining maritime radar, platform surveillance and access control within one command environment.

The outcome

The deliverable was a costed, phased implementation roadmap. It set out how coverage could be extended and reliance on patrol vessels reduced as stages were commissioned. These were planned improvements, not reported operating results.

The problem

A multinational operated across some of the world's most remote and hostile terrain, from mountain sites to urban compounds, on security infrastructure that had grown piecemeal for a decade. No two sites ran the same way, and no one had the whole picture.

The design

Across the estate we deployed one coherent architecture: fibre-optic fenceline detection, surveillance networks, electronic access control, and hardened operations centres with full situational command, backed by preventative-maintenance and total-cost-of-ownership programmes.

The outcome

Significant savings against third-party alternatives through practical design and direct vendor management, equipment failure rates cut, and a decade-long upgrade path established.

The problem

Two security-technology businesses, built from zero in frontier environments: one grown from a single employee to 150 people and the number-one intrusion and monitoring provider in its national market. The market was among the hardest anywhere, and almost nothing existed to build on.

The design

First-to-market deployments: TCP/IP surveillance, GPS and high-frequency asset tracking across the Indian Ocean, centralised alarm monitoring, real-time operations data centres, and a commercial satellite earth station.

The outcome

Security and communications infrastructure built for frontier markets, long-term client relationships, and proof that Averione's principals build companies and systems that survive hard places.