The Indonesian government is actively working to reduce its reliance on imported defense equipment by promoting the development of the domestic defense industry. This initiative opens opportunities for local companies, such as Bevananda Mustika, to participate in the production of defense equipment and its supporting components.

The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) and the Indonesian National Police (Polri) are not solely responsible for defense, but also for law enforcement, including counter-terrorism, cyber threat mitigation, and border security. These operations require specialized technology, equipment, and infrastructure, such as military barrier/protection systems, military bases, correctional facilities, and prisons.