For the previous 12+ years Brent Morrow owned and operated his own construction business specialising in remote community housing. Having project managed and completed projects in remote communities, he has personal an in-depth knowledge of the cultural, heritage, environmental, structural and financial components of each project he undertakes. He ensures all staff are informed of their expectations and responsibilities on country and takes pride in having a culturally inclusive team of tradespeople and administration personnel.
Brent has completed the refurbishment of over 220 dwellings and the construction of more than 150 new dwellings in remote communities for the Strategic Indigenous Housing Infrastructure Project (SIHIP) and Northern Territory Government.
As a contractor working under the SIHIP program and delivering projects for New Future Alliance, Brent maintained astute operating procedures and documentation in line with clients’ expectations and specifications. Brent has a demonstrated ability to deliver large scale projects on time and to budget, often ahead of time. He has worked closely with the Department of Housing and the Department of Infrastructure in the past, providing assurance on his ability as the new Construction/Building and Project Manager for BCAC to meet the specifications in this tender and further promote the reputation for timeliness, quality and value for money for the community.
Brent prides himself on maintaining a minimum 35% Indigenous employment rate when engaged on remote community contracts, which means he not only delivers quality projects across remote communities in very isolated locations, we engage local people and organisations in genuine long- term partnerships while doing so.
Brent’s ability to deliver projects while maintaining impeccable operating standards and delivering exemplary Indigenous engagement initiatives makes Brent a valuable Construction and Project Manager for BCAC delivering remote housing projects in the Northern Territory.