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Procurement across ANZ faces recurring constraints that limit its ability to operate as a strategic function. These barriers often keep procurement stuck in a servicing / compliance mode rather than elevating to a strategic, value-driving role.
As procurement moves beyond compliance, the landscape around them is shifting. Across ANZ, expectations are rising, while digital systems and new contracting models redefine how procurement interacts with projects. These shifts are reshaping accountability across both public and private sectors — creating new pressures, but also clearer opportunities for improvement and alignment.
Given the landscape, a few implications stand out (especially for organisations in or entering this space):
Do you have a reliable, independent view of supplier performance and compliance across all delivery partners? For most organisations, disconnected systems and self-reported data make visibility difficult, leaving leadership uncertain about where risk or non-compliance actually sits.
Galloway & Pierce operates at a program and ecosystem level rather than project by project. We work to understand each jurisdiction's procurement frameworks (federal, state, and local), delivery models (PPP, alliance, ECI), and funding requirements to position clients effectively within the infrastructure pipeline.
By combining policy and market intelligence with delivery-side diagnostics, we build baseline maps of active and planned projects, identify interdependencies, and build capabiltiy within client programs rather than replacing it.
Our reputation is built on the quality of our people and the strength of the clients we serve. We bring together ambitious, disciplined professionals who thrive in dynamic environments, working with the same urgency as our clients.
This capability is reflected in the organisations that partner with us. We work alongside leading enterprises, government agencies, and delivery partners that set high standards for performance, accountability, and impact — the same standards we expect of ourselves.
Modernise infrastructure delivery by integrating asset planning, contractor performance, and assurance systems that keep capital programs on schedule and accountable.
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