In June 2026, Reconciliation Australia formally endorsed Advent Security Services’ inaugural Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan. It covers Advent Security Services and Advent Facilities Management, and sets the foundations for building relationships, respect and opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
“Reconciliation Australia welcomes Advent Security Services to the Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) program with the formal endorsement of its inaugural Reflect RAP.”
Chernée Sutton, Kalkadoon artist. The artwork tells Advent’s story, from its people and values to its journey into the future.
Advent Security respectfully acknowledges and recognises the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional custodians and knowledge holders of Australia.
We acknowledge the rich cultural diversity that has survived and exists within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nation groups across Australia. We pay our respect to their countries and their Elders both past and present.
A future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are respected, included and empowered across every part of our organisation.
Our Reflect RAP focuses on building internal readiness: deepening cultural understanding, identifying the stakeholders we should work with, mapping existing processes and setting the baselines we will measure against.
What we have delivered so far through our procurement, partnerships and people.
Spend with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses
Across advisory, security, cultural, community, uniform, promotional and cleaning supply
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people employed at Advent
First Nations Advisory, Procurement and Implementation Partner.
First Nations security business employing First Nations staff, supporting employment outcomes.
Kalkadoon artist who created Advent’s Reconciliation Action Plan artwork.
Kickin’ with a Cuz, an Indigenous football and life-skills program for young people.
Uniforms and promotional products supplier. Yilay has supplied promotional products to Advent to date.
Supplier of cleaning consumables to Advent.
Advent saw the Victoria Park Early Works security package as a chance to show its First Nations commitments through how it tendered, not just what the submission said.
Before submitting, Advent engaged First Nations businesses to build Indigenous participation into the delivery model, and invited PLANZZ Australia into tender discussions with GIICA directly.
Advent secured the Victoria Park Early Works security package with a commercially competitive submission that built in First Nations participation from the start.
“Indigenous engagement should not begin after a contract is awarded. Where possible, it should form part of how the opportunity is developed.”
First Nations businesses, jobseekers and clients: we want to start the conversation.