Dreamtime Equipment Supply is an Indigenous company who strive to be a premium sourcing company in the commercial, construction and business sectors.
We have strong links to major suppliers in a number of niche markets ranging from commercial kitchen equipment, stainless steel fabrication, architectural hardware, safes and security systems, automatic doors, white goods and electrical appliances.
Our team are able to source all number of goods and services to meet your requirements. If what you are after is not listed, we are more than happy to engage with you to provide a solution to even the most niche of product requirements.
Supply Nation Registered
We are fully registered with Supply Nation, Australia’s largest database of verified Indigenous businesses.
Supply Nation’s Indigenous Business Directory, is mandated by the Federal Government in the Indigenous Procurement Policy (IPP) as the first port of call for procurement officers to search for Indigenous suppliers to fulfil their targets.
The aim of the IPP is to develop and support Indigenous businesses which are key to creating jobs and employing more Indigenous Australians. Indigenous businesses are around 100 times more likely to employ an Indigenous person than other businesses.
A strong Indigenous business sector will help drive financial independence, and create wealth and opportunities for Indigenous Australians. It will also provide the basis for Indigenous economic development in regional and remote Australia.
For more information visit: supplynation.org.au
NSWICC Assured
Dreamtime Equipment Supply meets all the requirements of the NSWICC’s Assured Program, operating as a 51% Aboriginal Owned, Operated and Controlled Business.
The NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (NSWICC) is the Peak body for Aboriginal Business in New South Wales and a member of the First Australians Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FACCI), Australia’s largest Network and National Voice with over 4500 members.
A business or enterprise carrying the NSWICC Assured logo has met National Policy requirements as upheld by the First Australians Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FACCI) for being identified as a First Nations Business Owner or Entrepreneur and the business must demonstrate compliance with Government and Industry Regulators.