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435 Bourke Street: Tracking Social Impact on One of Australia's Most Ambitious Projects

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435 Bourke Street: Tracking Social Impact on One of Australia's Most Ambitious Projects

Multiplex is delivering the $1.1 billion 435 Bourke Street tower in Melbourne. SocialPro is powering social procurement tracking and compliance reporting across the project.
Written by
Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Published on
March 1, 2025

One of Australia's most ambitious office towers. One platform driving its social impact.

Multiplex is delivering 435 Bourke Street, Melbourne - a $1.1 billion, 48-level premium tower developed by Cbus Property, targeting 6 Star Green Star, Platinum WELL certification, and net zero carbon from day one.

With over 5,500 workers and a project of this scale and ambition, social procurement accountability doesn't happen by accident. That's where SocialPro comes in.

Across 435 Bourke Street, SocialPro is powering:

  • Real-time tracking of spend, hours, and ratio targets across the supply chain
  • Visibility on local employment and community outcomes
  • Compliance reporting that keeps pace with the project - not just the deadline

World-first sustainability deserves world-class impact tracking to match.

SocialPro is being used by the project teams to assist with delivery of this project.

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