Leading communications infrastructure provider BAI Communications (BAI) has completed the full integration and rebrand of advanced communications engineering specialist Titan ICT, bringing together complementary strengths in engineering, systems integration, and large-scale mission-critical network operations under a single national brand.

Following BAI’s acquisition of Titan ICT in September 2025, the two businesses have undergone a structured integration program culminating in the retirement of the Titan ICT brand on 1 May 2026. The integration delivers a significantly expanded BAI Communications, with end-to-end ICT capability across the full asset lifecycle. The combined organisation now offers:

• Strategic advisory and assessment: Independent, vendor-neutral advice spanning technology roadmaps, enterprise architecture, current-state assessments, sourcing strategy, and business-aligned ICT planning.

• Engineering and design: High-Level and Low-Level Design across IT/OT networks, private LTE and 5G, industrial wireless, CCTV, optical and microwave backhaul, and critical communications networks.

• Systems integration and delivery: Purpose-built solutions managed from factory acceptance testing through to site commissioning, operational readiness, and knowledge transfer.

• Support and managed services: 24/7 Network Operations Centre providing proactive monitoring, incident management, and ongoing network support underpinned by ITIL-based frameworks.

• Own and operate capability: Whole of life risk and responsibility for funding, deploying and managing Networks as a Service.

The integration brings Titan ICT’s deep expertise in private LTE, microwave, IP, and radio networks, along with longstanding relationships with Tier 1 mining, resources, and energy customers, into BAI’s national operations. Combined with BAI’s ACMA-licensed spectrum holdings, financial strength, and proven track record managing mission-critical networks at national scale, the integrated business is positioned to address the growing demand for private mobile networks and operational connectivity across mining, energy, transport, ports, utilities, rail and government.

The integrated business combines specialist ICT engineering teams across five national offices with purpose-built staging and configuration facilities in Queensland and Western Australia, providing end-to-end delivery capability from design through to commissioning and operational support.

Peter Lambourne, CEO, BAI Communications: “Completing the integration of Titan ICT into BAI Communications represents a significant step forward in our growth strategy. We have brought together two highly complementary businesses to create a mission-critical communications partner with the engineering depth, national scale, and operational capability to serve Australia’s most demanding industries.

“The expertise and relationships that the Titan ICT team has built over more than two decades are now supported by BAI’s financial strength and proven managed services capability. We are well positioned to meet the growing demand for private mobile networks and operational connectivity across mining, energy, transport, and government, and we are committed to delivering on that opportunity.”

Chris Upstone, Director of Public and Private Networks, BAI Communications: “Our customers can expect the same team, the same industry-leading expertise, and the same commitment to service they have always received from Titan ICT, now backed by the resources and national footprint of BAI Communications.

“This integration gives our engineering and delivery teams access to capabilities that were previously beyond our reach, including a 24/7 Network Operations Centre and a broader portfolio of managed services. It means we can offer our customers more complete solutions, from initial advisory and network design through to deployment, ongoing operational support and alternative asset ownership models to what we have been able to offer in the past. That is a genuinely exciting position for our people and our customers alike.”