Fleet branded by Connecting Brands, a First Nations owned supplier

100% First Nations Owned

Reconciliation Action Plan Fleet Branding

Fleet branding spend with a 100% First Nations owned supplier counts toward your Reconciliation Action Plan supplier diversity commitments and Indigenous Procurement Policy targets.

Credentials

A Supplier That Qualifies

Before you brief the job, your procurement and supplier diversity teams need to confirm that the spend qualifies. Here is what makes Connecting Brands an eligible First Nations supplier:

  • 100% First Nations owned and operated — not a joint venture or a third party borrowing the aesthetic.
  • Supply Nation registered. Verification is via our Indigenous Business Direct profile and ABN — Supply Nation does not issue a public registration number.
  • Reporting documentation on request — ABN, profile details and a capability statement confirming our ownership, turned around quickly.
Fleet branding by Connecting Brands, a 100% First Nations owned supplier
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How It Counts

The Same Invoice, Counting Toward Your Target

You are already spending on fleet branding and signage. Directing that spend to a First Nations owned supplier turns a routine invoice into measurable progress against your commitments — no separate programme required.

RAP supplier diversity

Under the "opportunities" pillar of a Reconciliation Action Plan, procurement from First Nations businesses is a core commitment. Fleet branding spend with us is recorded as First Nations supplier spend.

Commonwealth IPP target

The Indigenous Procurement Policy sets a target of 3% of procurement from First Nations businesses, rising to 4% by 2029–30. Every eligible invoice helps close that gap.

51% ownership threshold

From 1 July 2026, an eligible business must be at least 51% Indigenous owned. At 100% First Nations owned, Connecting Brands exceeds the threshold in full.

Two Ways to Handle the Artwork

Cultural artwork carries meaning, story and connection to Country. We treat it that way, and we keep the process straightforward.

You supply the artwork

If you already hold community or commissioned artwork, we scale, align and install it with cultural integrity across panels and curves — so the design reads correctly on every vehicle.

We connect you with a First Nations artist

If you need a design, we connect you with a First Nations artist. The work is commissioned, properly attributed and paid — never appropriated or reused without permission.

Why Us

Why Organisations Choose Connecting Brands

1

100% First Nations Owned

You are working with an Indigenous-owned business, not a third party borrowing the aesthetic. Spend with us genuinely counts as First Nations supplier spend.

2

Fleet Specialists

We are fleet branding specialists, not general signage. Wraps, truck curtains and multi-vehicle rollouts are our core work.

3

Australia-Wide Install

With installers nationally, we deliver a consistent finish whether it is one vehicle or a fleet spread across every state and territory.

4

Documentation Ready for Reporting

ABN, Supply Nation / Indigenous Business Direct profile details and a capability statement — everything your procurement team needs to record the spend.

FAQ

RAP and IPP fleet branding — the questions procurement teams ask.

Connecting Brands fleet vehicles

Make the same spend count toward your RAP.

Get Started

Request a capability statement, or call 0474 016 687.
We will send your procurement team our ABN, Supply Nation profile and ownership confirmation, then quote your fleet or signage job. Contact us today.

100% First Nations owned. Supply Nation registered. ABN 47 692 971 663.