Our sister company – Engineering Business – was founded in 2016 primarily to assist Small to Medium Businesses compete for government contracts and win. Over the last six years our services have expanded to provide a one stop shop for government tenders – sourcing tenders, developing tenders, managing successful contracts and providing across the board advice and services on strategy, compliance and systems engineering to ensure our clients put their best foot forward – every time.
Having the good fortune to work with clients that are innovative, creative and community focussed has led us down the path of seeking grant funding to support new cutting-edge ideas and projects that transform communities – and there lies the genesis of ‘Engineering Community’.
The grant space is complex! We can remove the pain of navigating this space and assist you to find a grant that suits your project. Grant programs come in different forms and the space is constantly changing. There are Local, State and Federal Government, Non-government, and philanthropic grant programs. The…
Engineering Community can help draft your grant submission and supporting documents to ensure a compelling proposal is put forward. This includes drafting or providing you with templates to develop the following as required: Project management plans Risk management plans and processes Risk appetite statements Asset management plans Business cases Strategic…
Securing a grant is one thing, keeping up with the governance requirements once you get your funding is another! Should you be successful, Engineering Community can stay on your side to ensure you remain compliant with your funding agreements and either establish or maintain your reputation with the funding agency….
We have developed an extensive grant writing training program ranging from 2-hour seminars and webinars through to 1-day deep dive workshops. Our workshops and training can be tailored to meet your teams requirements and can be broad and generic or specific to a particular grant opportunity. With a small team…
