Supporting Indigenous Businesses in Construction
11 Oct 2023 | Gamuda

Gamuda prides itself on its commitment to working with Aboriginal businesses, helping to contribute to economic and social growth within Aboriginal communities. We do this by supporting businesses during pre- and post-contract awards, as well as looking for bespoke opportunities to grow and promote Aboriginal businesses within our projects.

Recently, we have shown our support to two Aboriginal businesses by sponsoring them and their staff to attend Supply Nation Australia’s, Supply Connect Tradeshow. By doing so, we gave these businesses the opportunity to showcase themselves to a wider audience and direct their resources to market their business whilst at the show.

Gamuda Australia’s Aboriginal Programs and Participation Manager Matthew Murphy couldn’t be happier with the success of Aboriginal engagement and participation across Gamuda’s projects. Murphy remarked, “We have made such huge progress over the past two years. I look forward to continuing to support Aboriginal businesses in unique ways, by not only procuring their services but also showcasing their success to the industry”.

In celebration of Indigenous Business Month, we are taking the opportunity to shine a light on these remarkable Aboriginal businesses that are not only doing great things but are using their platform to give back to the Aboriginal Community.

Giidjaa Industries Pty Ltd

Founded only 18 Months ago, Giidjaa Industries has proven itself as a genuine and capable partner to Gamuda. Their commitment to excellence goes beyond offering unmatched Electrical, Civil Engineering, and labour hire services. As a registered Group Training Organization, they are opening doors for Indigenous talent, providing life-changing apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities.

BRC Roofing & Cladding Australia

Established in 2013 by Blake Allen with a mission to deliver high-end industrial roofing and architectural cladding projects. Using the latest techniques and practices, BRC ensures that all work meets current standards and certifications. BRC is proud that 30% of its direct workforce are Indigenous – this is across the business from management to apprentice roles.

We encourage you to reach out and connect with Giidjaa Industries Pty Ltd and BRC Roofing & Cladding Australia to find out more about how they can assist your business.

If you are know of any great Indigenous businesses that would like to be part of our community of partners, please get in touch with Matthew Murphy – matthew.murphy@gamuda.com.au