YAVA advises and delivers technology programmes for governments and major operators, helping secure, modernise, and integrate systems across critical infrastructure such as airports, ports, energy sites, borders, and transport corridors.

What industry is YAVA in?

YAVA operates in the critical infrastructure, government technology, national security, and systems integration space, combining strategic advisory with hands-on delivery and bespoke software.

Is YAVA a consultancy or a technology company?

YAVA is both. It provides strategic advisory and also delivers real-world systems through software engineering, integration, and deployment support (via its in-house bespoke development team).

YAVA is headquartered in London, with international operations and delivery capability across multiple regions including the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.

What makes YAVA different from a typical security vendor?

YAVA is vendor-neutral and can advise, source third-party technologies, and build custom systems to ensure the full solution works in practice across multiple stakeholders.

YAVA | Overview

WHAT IS YAVA?

Engineering Systems for the Real World

YAVA works with governments and international partners to design, build, and operationalise secure technology systems in complex and high-risk environments. We combine independent advisory with hands-on software development and systems integration to deliver mission-ready platforms that perform under real-world conditions.

COMPANY OVERVIEW

ABOUT YAVA

YAVA delivers secure, mission-ready technology systems for governments and critical infrastructure operators working in complex, high-risk, or resource-constrained environments.

Work spans sectors such as airports, ports, energy and utilities, border operations, and transport corridors across the UK, Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. The focus is practical delivery: improving operational control, security, resilience, and audit readiness without disrupting existing systems.

Engagements are designed to be cost effective and scalable. Where large CAPEX programmes are not realistic, alternative delivery models are developed using modular deployments, phased implementation, and proven commercial technologies adapted for operational realities. This enables capability to be deployed quickly, with clear performance outcomes and manageable long-term running costs.

Solutions are delivered through a blend of specialist technology partners and in-house engineering. Off-the-shelf tools are integrated where appropriate, and bespoke platforms are developed when gaps exist. Technologies are not resold as products, but adapted, integrated, and hardened to perform inside live operational frameworks.

15 Countries of Operation

Working across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia to deliver technology where it’s needed most.

4 Regional Offices

Operating from London, Dubai, Nairobi, and Kolkata to coordinate cross-border deployment and support.

35+

Deployed Solutions

Delivering integrated systems that enhance critical infrastructure resilience and national security capabilities worldwide.

20+

Government Clients

Trusted by ministries, agencies, and intergovernmental organisations across four continents.

1.2K

Professionals & Experts

A network of engineers, analysts, and advisors driving implementation in complex, high-risk environments.

25 In-house Development Team

Delivering bespoke platforms for secure and resilient infrastructure.

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HIGH RISK LOW RESOURCE ENVIRONMENTS

Experience Where Context Matters

Advisory and technology support for governments and institutions operating in complex and sensitive environments.

COUNTRIES OF OPERATION

HOW PROGRAMMES ARE DELIVERED

Complex technologies are translated into operational systems for governments and critical infrastructure operators. Engagements typically begin with mission needs and risk constraints, then move through solution design, partner selection, integration, and deployment to deliver measurable results in the field.

Start with outcomes, not products
Each engagement begins by clarifying mission goals, operational constraints, stakeholder priorities, and risk tolerance. Capability gaps are mapped across people, process, and technology. This ensures every programme is aligned to operational results rather than a standalone deployment.
Create a secure and interoperable blueprint
An end-to-end architecture is designed to connect sensors, networks, data, and command workflows into a single operational picture. Existing assets are incorporated where possible to reduce disruption and cost. The result is a scalable foundation that can support multiple use cases over time.
Select the right tools and adapt them to reality
Best-fit vendors, platforms, and hardware are sourced based on environment, budget, and delivery risk. Solutions are validated against real operational constraints including power, connectivity, terrain, and staffing. Where required, commercial technologies are adapted for field conditions and government-grade requirements.
Deliver programmes that work in the field
Deployment is managed from planning through installation, onboarding, and go-live. Implementation includes coordination across agencies, contractors, and technical teams. The focus is rapid operational readiness with clear handover and measurable performance.
Build what cannot be bought off the shelf
When gaps exist, bespoke software and integration layers are developed to unify systems and automate workflows. This includes dashboards, data fusion, alerting, analytics, and secure reporting. The goal is to strengthen decision-making and reduce operational friction.
Maintain capability beyond launch day
Support models are structured to ensure continuity through maintenance, training, upgrades, and local enablement. Performance monitoring and iterative improvement are built in from day one. This protects uptime, extends asset life, and reduces dependency over time.

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Public–Private Engagement

We support government and national stakeholders through practical partnerships with industry, aligning capability to need and helping programmes move into delivery.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

REGIONAL OFFICES

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

GLOBAL COMMAND CENTRE (GCC) – YAVA WORLDWIDE HEADQUARTERS

KOLKATA, INDIA

TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION CENTRE (TIC) – DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING CENTRE

NAVIGATION

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