Your clients are asking for sustainability & modern slavery documentation. Do you have it?

If you’re bidding for state, federal or local government work, or if your clients include ASX-listed companies or large government contractors then there’s a good chance you’ve already been asked for:

• Modern Slavery statements
• Supply chain data
• ISO 20400-aligned procurement policies
• Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) upstream reporting evidence.

Most SMEs in construction, operations and design don’t have these documented. They scramble to put something together, lose points on the sustainability schedule, or quietly don’t respond to the question at all.

That gap is costing you tender scores.

And from 1 July 2027, ASRS Group 3 mandatory reporting will require businesses over $50m revenue, 100 employees or $25m assets to report on their supply chains; that means your clients need this from you before then.

The businesses that have documentation ready when the question arrives are the ones winning the work.

We offer consulting, training, and tools to help businesses embed sustainability and create measurable impact.

At iCCOUNT, we make sustainability simple, actionable, and impactful. A trusted sustainability consultancy, with proven industry experience, we help small to medium-sized businesses embed social and environmental sustainability into their business.

If your customers are asking for your ESG credentials – we can help, book a strategy call, or get in touch today.

Our services are grounded in the latest government frameworks and industry expectations, including Australia’s Circular Economy Framework and evolving procurement standards.