Efficient procurement that increases profitability

Using the latest procurement software, Monarch Building Solutions secures top-quality trades at great rates

"Recommendations used to take 2-4 hours to prepare, they now take 30 minutes. Our contracting admin (preparation, issuing, signing, scanning etc), used to take a day per contract, it now takes less than an hour."

Daniel Thomas
Daniel Thomas
Construction Manager

"This week i’ve basically put out tenders for approximately 40 packages, and I did that across two days in and out of other work. I would normally expect to have taken over a week to do that. "

Lee Powick
Lee Powick
Contract Administrator

By the numbers

$750k+
estimated savings in 12 months
60 - 70%
faster procurement
10x
easier to procure trades

Business challenge

  • Optimising procurement has always been top of mind—but never had the appropriate solution to effectively speed up the process while maintaining high standards.
  • Using outdated and disconnected systems to track and manage procurement was unreliable, and led to inefficiencies and missed opportunities.

ProcurePro solution

  • ProcurePro provides a standard and centralised template for the entire procurement process.
  • Allows project teams to maintain visibility and control throughout the entire procurement workflow, enabling them to work faster and produce higher-quality results.
  • A single, centralised system reduces double handling and speeds up decision-making.
Monarch Building Solutions

Projects procured with ProcurePro

Taylor Town Centre, ACT

Taylor Town Centre, ACT

Bega Sports Complex

Bega Sports Complex

The Grove Extension

The Grove Extension

About Monarch Building Solutions

Monarch Building Solutions is a construction company that offers design, construction, and project management services in Canberra, NSW, and nearby regions. Since 2005, they have delivered projects ranging from $100K to $40 million, with a focus on safety and quality, resulting in multiple awards.

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