
The technology services division doubled in size this financial year ‘and is forecast to continue to grow strongly’, the company said in a statement.
Acquisitions such as Total Learn have also been embedded within the business, driving cross-sell opportunities and other ‘efficiencies’, the company said.
SMS claims to have $198 million in proposals and bids in the pipeline.
It is expecting ‘significant’ additional demand from the National Broadband Network , core banking system replacements, major resources projects, investments in infrastructure and large Defence projects.
These projects should increase demand for SMS services in both 2009 and 2010, the company said.
A spokesperson could not immediately be reached to elaborate on future growth prospects.