
Rebecca Lee, SocialPro
Jul 29, 2026
Local content underpins Australia's sovereign manufacturing capability. How national and state local industry participation policies differ, and how to report across them.

Rebecca Lee, SocialPro
Jul 9, 2026
A state-by-state analysis of where social procurement policy in Australia is heading in 2026, from Victoria and NSW to Queensland, SA and WA.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Jul 9, 2026
The tool the big global platforms never built - and why a Tier 1 Commercial Manager rates SocialPro alongside the best in the world.

Tony Barkey, SocialPro
May 13, 2026
For the Greater Good: Move on from Spreadsheets
SocialPro's CEO on why social procurement compliance isn't a data entry problem - it's a systems problem. And why even someone who's spent years in spreadsheets knows when a spreadsheet is the wrong tool for the job.

Rebecca Lee, SocialPro
Apr 17, 2026
Social Procurement Bendigo
Social procurement obligations under the Victorian SPF apply equally to regional and metropolitan projects. If a project is government-funded and above threshold, requirements apply regardless of location.

Rebecca Lee, SocialPro
Apr 10, 2026
What Is Corporate Responsibility in Australian Construction
Corporate responsibility in Australian construction has a specific, operational answer shaped by the regulatory environment governing government project delivery. The general definition of CSR does not capture the specific obligations that government construction contracts now impose.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Apr 7, 2026
Socially Responsible Meaning for Construction in 2026
In Australian construction, being socially responsible has a specific, operationally defined meaning shaped by the regulatory environment. Social procurement is the primary mechanism through which social responsibility is defined and measured.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Apr 2, 2026
Strategic CSR and Social Procurement in Construction
Strategic CSR creates shared value. It links social outcomes to competitive advantage in a way that is sustainable and self-reinforcing. In Australian construction, the clearest example of strategic CSR is social procurement.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Mar 31, 2026
CSR Strategy in Construction: Social Procurement
A CSR strategy for an Australian construction organisation that does not address social procurement is incomplete. Social procurement has moved from optional CSR activity to mandatory component of how government contracts are won and delivered.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Mar 23, 2026
Corporate Social Responsibility CSR Policy in Construction
A CSR policy that does not address social procurement compliance is operating with a gap between stated commitments and contractual obligations. A meaningful social procurement policy covers supplier diversity, workforce inclusion, and reporting transparency.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Mar 16, 2026
Business Corporate Responsibility and Social Procurement
Corporate responsibility in Australian construction is no longer primarily a brand function. It is an operational and compliance function with measurable outputs. Victoria's SPF, the LJFP, the BEP, and the federal IPP together create a layered set of obligations.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Mar 12, 2026
Business and CSR in 2026: Social Procurement Changes Everything
The most significant shift in CSR for Australian construction is the degree to which social procurement obligations have made commitments measurable, verifiable, and enforceable. CSR is no longer a communications function - it is a data and reporting function.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Mar 9, 2026
Business and Corporate Social Responsibility in Construction
Corporate social responsibility in Australian construction is no longer primarily a values statement. It has been built into government procurement requirements creating specific, enforceable obligations.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Mar 5, 2026
Managing Subcontractor Social Procurement Data
Head contractors are accountable for social procurement performance across their entire supply chain, not just their own direct spend. The structural challenge is that subcontractors are focused on delivering scope, not on social procurement reporting.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Feb 26, 2026
Demonstrate Social Procurement Compliance in Tender
Making social procurement commitments in a tender is straightforward. Demonstrating capability to deliver on them is what separates credible responses from aspirational ones.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Feb 23, 2026
How to Improve Social Procurement Tender Score
Social procurement is now a scored criterion on most Victorian government construction tenders. Evaluators are not rewarding the most ambitious commitments - they are rewarding the most credible ones.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Feb 19, 2026
Social Procurement Single Source of Truth
A single source of truth in social procurement is a governance concept, not a technology concept. It describes a state where everyone is working from the same underlying data.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Feb 9, 2026
Why Spreadsheets Fail for Social Procurement Reporting
Spreadsheets were designed for individual analysis, not multi-project, multi-tier compliance reporting. The risks are version control failures, classification inconsistency, and audit trail gaps.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Jan 28, 2026
How Much Does Social Procurement Reporting Cost?
The real cost of social procurement reporting is not the software. It is the staff time spent collecting, consolidating, and formatting data. For organisations running five or more active projects, cumulative manual reporting time is often significant.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Jan 15, 2026
Sustainable Supply Chain in Construction
Most head contractors have mature tier-one social procurement relationships. The problem is what happens below that. Tier two and three subcontractors account for the majority of spend but produce the least visible social procurement data.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Dec 1, 2025
Logan to Gold Coast Faster Rail Queensland
ActivUs is delivering the $5.75 billion Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail project - transforming rail connectivity across one of Australia's fastest-growing transport corridors.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Nov 1, 2025
Suburban Rail Loop East Melbourne
The Suburban Connect consortium is delivering the $3.6 billion Suburban Rail Loop East tunnelling package - one of the most significant transport infrastructure projects in Melbourne's history.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Oct 1, 2025
SEC Renewable Energy Park Horsham Victoria
The State Electricity Commission is delivering the $370 million SEC Renewable Energy Park near Horsham - Victoria's first 100 per cent publicly owned utility-scale solar and battery project.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Sep 1, 2025
Palmer Wind Farm South Australia
Vestas is delivering the 288 MW Palmer Wind Farm in South Australia's Adelaide Hills - one of Australia's most powerful wind projects to date.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Aug 1, 2025
Delburn Wind Farm Latrobe Valley Victoria
Vestas is delivering the Delburn Wind Farm in Victoria's Latrobe Valley - bringing clean energy and local employment to a region at the heart of Australia's energy transition.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Jun 1, 2025
Eureka Sports Precinct Ballarat
Kane Constructions and Nicholson Construction are delivering the $80 million Eureka Sports Precinct redevelopment in Ballarat - expanding one of regional Victoria's most important sporting venues.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
May 1, 2025
Women and Babies Hospital Perth
Webuild is delivering the $1.8 billion Women and Babies Hospital in Perth - one of Western Australia's most significant public health infrastructure investments in a generation.

Rebecca Lee, SocialPro
Apr 24, 2025
Social Procurement Frankston
Social procurement obligations apply to work in the Frankston region just as they do across the rest of Victoria. On Victorian Government projects, the Victorian Social Procurement Framework sets the requirements, while local government projects follow the relevant council's own procurement policy. What the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula region offers is a strong foundation to meet them: a relatively dense network of local social enterprises and a significant First Nations community on Bunurong Country.

Taylor Jenkins, SocialPro
Apr 1, 2025
Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention & Event Centre
Built is delivering the $449 million Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre - a landmark waterfront development transforming Geelong's cultural and economic future.