Material Electric Utility Sector Contract Award
| Stock | Pointerra Ltd (3DP.ASX) |
|---|---|
| Release Time | 14 Apr 2026, 9:13 a.m. |
| Price Sensitive | Yes |
Pointerra Awarded Western Power 3D Visualisation Platform Contract
- 3-year, A$0.4 million contract to deploy Pointerra3D across Western Power's transmission substation network
- Pointerra3D will host digital twins of Western Power's transmission substations
- Contract further validates Pointerra3D in the Australian energy utility sector
Pointerra Limited (ASX: 3DP) has been awarded a contract by Western Power, the owner and operator of Western Australia's electricity transmission and distribution network, to provide, implement, and support its Pointerra3D digital twin platform as the enterprise 3D visualisation solution for Western Power's transmission substation network. The contract was awarded following a competitive tender process and has an initial term of three (3) years with a minimum total value of A$413,442 (ex-GST), covering platform licensing, implementation, integration with Western Power's corporate systems, and ongoing support and maintenance. The contract creates a foundation for broader engagement with Western Power and other Australian energy utilities as the domestic sector accelerates investment in digital engineering, asset management, and grid modernisation. The platform's scalability to Western Power's full network of approximately 155 substations, together with the potential for future analytics and digital-twin capabilities such as condition monitoring, asset tagging, and change detection across the entire transmission and distribution network represents a material annual recurring revenue growth opportunity.
The contract with Western Power further validates Pointerra3D in the Australian energy utility sector and complements the company's growing US energy utility portfolio, including the US Department of Energy programs. The contract creates a foundation for broader engagement with Western Power and other Australian energy utilities as the domestic sector accelerates investment in digital engineering, asset management, and grid modernisation.