Excite and Nuix to deliver advanced discovery and forensic solutions over 12-month engagement
Excite Technology Services Limited (ASX: EXT), through its wholly owned subsidiary CBIT Pty Limited, has announced a significant contract win valued at $1.35 million to supply Nuix Neo Discover software and related solutions to a major Australian Regulator.
The 12-month agreement will enable the Regulator to enhance its capabilities in digital discovery, automation, and forensic analysis, leveraging Nuix’s powerful data intelligence platform. The partnership underscores Excite’s growing influence in the cybersecurity and digital forensics space, particularly within government and regulatory sectors.
“This contract demonstrates the strength of our long-standing relationship with Nuix and our joint commitment to delivering solutions that matter for critical government functions.”
— Bryan Saba, CEO, Excite Technology Services
Excite CEO Bryan Saba highlighted the strategic importance of the deal, stating, “This contract demonstrates the strength of our long-standing relationship with Nuix and our joint commitment to delivering solutions that matter for critical government functions. We are particularly grateful to Nuix for recognising Excite’s contributions with the receipt of the 2025 Global Social Impact ‘Force for Good’ Award. It is a privilege to partner with an organisation that not only drives innovation but also values the positive impact we can create together.”
Nuix, a global leader in data analytics and digital investigations, is trusted by governments, regulators, and enterprises worldwide for its ability to transform vast volumes of unstructured data into actionable intelligence. Its solutions are widely used for eDiscovery, cybersecurity, compliance, and digital investigations.
Excite Technology Services continues to expand its footprint in the cybersecurity domain, offering services such as threat prevention, managed cloud and IT services, incident response, and accredited training. This latest contract further cements its role in supporting Australia’s digital resilience and regulatory integrity.