In September 2007, Recceology Holdings sold Recceology Information Services to the Czempa-Gendolla Partnership of Warsaw, Poland. At the same time, Recceology Holdings became the majority shareholder in that business, and the new board adopted a resolution which incorporated a change of name - to Recceology Czempa-Gendolla - and inclusion of that business in the Recceology Group.

RCG looks after Group interests in the electronic and print Media, as well as specifying and supplying IT requirements.

Their primary function, however, is the development of new technologies and systems for use in military archaeology.

Recent works have included

Refinement of the original 'Underwater Mapping to GPS translation' testbed developed intially by Recceology Limited (now dissolved) in the UK

The system branded 'toeline' which is designed for compact liaison with dig sites from remote locations.

'E-pedia Archaeologica', the complete reference guide packed into an Ubuntu Linux powered sub-notebook which features splendid networking and online/email ability as well as the comprehensive internal guide to processes, systems, find analysis, and connection to the central catalogue of finds.