Forces Group
Experience

Built on real delivery.

Forces Group combines Indigenous ownership, project coordination, commercial capability and practical delivery experience developed across Commonwealth-supported projects and complex operating environments.

Strategy matters. Delivery proves it.

Forces Group project delivery team with the completed green deployable unit for the ADF / PNG Cooperation Program
PRJ-01 · Project delivery team prior to deployment to Papua New Guinea
Project delivery

Experience where coordination has to become an outcome.

Through Saltwater Country Services' Forces businesses, the team has coordinated deployable infrastructure projects supporting Australian Defence Force and Australian Federal Police initiatives in Papua New Guinea.

PRJ-01

Australian Defence Force

ADF / PNG Cooperation Program

Scope

2 × deployable units

Destination

Papua New Guinea

PRJ-02

Australian Federal Police

Papua New Guinea

Scope

1 × deployable unit

Destination

Papua New Guinea

Real projects • Real delivery • Documented experience

PRJ-01

Australian Defence Force / PNG Cooperation Program

Forces Group project delivery team with the completed green deployable unit for the ADF / PNG Cooperation Program
Project delivery team at completion prior to deployment to Papua New Guinea

Project overview

Through Saltwater Country Services' Forces businesses, two Rapid 10-foot deployable units were built and delivered in support of the Australian Defence Force / Papua New Guinea Cooperation Program.

The units incorporated deployable and off-grid capability and were prepared for deployment to Papua New Guinea.

Delivery elements

01

Requirement

Translate the project need into a deployable infrastructure solution.

02

Manufacturing

Coordinate fabrication and fit-out with Indigenous-owned manufacturing partner Mob Box.

03

Indigenous participation

Indigenous staff were allocated to the builds through the manufacturing delivery partner.

04

Project coordination

Coordinate suppliers, equipment, fabrication requirements and delivery interfaces.

05

Deployment readiness

Prepare completed units for transport and international deployment.

06

Outcome

Two completed deployable units delivered for the program.

Evidence — PRJ-01

What the project demonstrates.

Commonwealth environment

Delivery supporting an Australian Defence Force initiative.

Indigenous delivery participation

Indigenous-owned manufacturing partner and Indigenous staff participation in the builds.

Supplier coordination

Multiple project inputs coordinated into a completed physical solution.

Deployable infrastructure

Infrastructure designed around transport, deployment and operational use.

Off-grid capability

Project requirements included off-grid functionality.

International deployment

Completed assets prepared for deployment to Papua New Guinea.

PRJ-02

Australian Federal Police / Papua New Guinea

Forces Group and Australian Federal Police personnel with the completed open deployable unit prior to deployment to Papua New Guinea
Project delivery team with completed deployable unit prior to deployment to Papua New Guinea

Project overview

Through Saltwater Country Services' Forces businesses, one Rapid 20-foot deployable unit was built and delivered in support of an Australian Federal Police initiative in Papua New Guinea.

Delivery elements

01

Requirement

Develop a practical deployable infrastructure solution around the project brief.

02

Manufacturing

Coordinate fabrication and fit-out with Indigenous-owned manufacturing partner Mob Box.

03

Indigenous participation

Indigenous staff were allocated to the build through the manufacturing delivery partner.

04

Equipment & fit-out

Coordinate internal equipment and functional requirements within the deployable system.

05

Delivery coordination

Manage project interfaces, suppliers and preparation for deployment.

06

Outcome

One completed deployable unit delivered for deployment to Papua New Guinea.

Evidence — PRJ-02

From coordination to completed delivery.

Commonwealth project exposure

Delivery supporting an Australian Federal Police initiative.

Indigenous manufacturing participation

Delivery undertaken with an Indigenous-owned manufacturing partner and Indigenous workers allocated to the build.

Commercial coordination

Supplier, project and delivery requirements brought together around one completed outcome.

Fit-out & commissioning

Physical infrastructure, equipment and operational requirements coordinated into the final asset.

Logistics

Completed infrastructure prepared for deployment outside Australia.

Delivery accountability

A real physical outcome delivered rather than an advisory-only engagement.

The experience behind the model

Forces Group is built around operators, not just advisers.

The Forces Group operating model brings together practical project delivery, procurement, commercial coordination, supplier management, workforce capability and structured participation management.

Project delivery

Procurement

Supplier coordination

Workforce

Commercial management

Logistics

Technology & process

Participation

Reporting

Coordinated inside

Forces Group

The purpose is not to advise from the outside. It is to help coordinate what needs to happen inside real project delivery.

Leadership

Commercial judgement backed by practical execution.

Dan Fox

General Manager — Forces Group

Dan brings more than 14 years of experience across business operations, project delivery, procurement, supplier management, technology, logistics, resources and commercial environments.

His experience includes taking projects from planning through procurement, contractor coordination, logistics, installation, commissioning and handover, as well as managing relationships across clients, vendors, suppliers, project teams and operational stakeholders.

Dan also brings direct remote resources-sector exposure and a strong technology and process-improvement background, supporting the systems-led operating model behind Forces Group.

Project delivery • Procurement • Commercial operations • Supplier management • Stakeholder coordination • Process improvement

Delivery responsibility

Clear responsibility across the team.

The full leadership and ownership story sits on the About page. This is simply how delivery responsibility is structured.

Harrison

Founder

Provides strategic leadership, Indigenous ownership and final governance authority.

Dan

General Manager

Responsible for operational and commercial management of Forces Group.

Emanuel

Indigenous Workforce / Participation Lead

Supports Indigenous workforce and participation delivery across Forces Group engagements.

From delivery experience to participation management

The operating model has been built around what delivery actually requires.

Forces Group applies practical delivery experience to a broader participation operating model designed for major projects — combining capability sourcing, mobilisation, integration, measurement and reporting within one framework.

01

Real project delivery

02

Supplier & workforce coordination

03

Commercial & operational experience

04

Structured participation management

05

Participation intelligence

Delivery principles

What we carry forward into every engagement.

01

Understand the requirement

Start with the actual commercial and operational problem.

02

Build the delivery pathway

Coordinate the people, suppliers and capability required to execute it.

03

Stay close to delivery

Solve issues while they can still be solved.

04

Make performance visible

Maintain clear information, evidence and accountability throughout execution.

Next step

Bring us the project requirement.

Whether you are preparing a bid, mobilising an awarded project or improving participation across an active portfolio, Forces Group can help structure the delivery pathway.

Bid • Awarded • Active • Enterprise