Our Engagement Taskforce provided on-ground support and developed a comprehensive engagement strategy for the bid submission and pitch presentation by the Greater Futures Partnership. As our involvement progressed, the appreciation for the facility’s place within the local economy and character was evident, ultimately leading Struber to develop a business model that would embrace the project benefits and harness the opportunities for the wider Grafton community.

Struber delivered:

• An industry forum during Request for Proposal (RFP), designed to gather feedback, engage and inform the local community of the project
• The launch of the RFP website, enabling local suppliers to register interest in providing services, while concurrently satisfying local supplier targets
• A business case including initiatives to create partnerships; activities to encourage community collaboration; and opportunities to digivate the museum’s historical records.

Struber assisted in delivering a vision for the New Grafton Correctional Centre which stimulated economic growth and encouraged collaboration between community and inmates through creative arts and manufacturing. The final presentation consisted of an interactive video presentation which provided a professional and captivating interpretation of the tender journey and the transformation vision for the proposed centre, setting a benchmark for other correctional facilities.