Professional Services finalists

For outstanding international success in the field of professional services.

National finalists for the 62nd Australian Export Awards in the Professional Services category.


Anspec

Thornleigh (Kuring-Gai), New South Wales

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Anspec plays a crucial role in meeting healthcare needs across the globe. The company provides essential medications and medical equipment, as well as logistics services, to support healthcare systems.

During disasters and emergencies, Anspec supports key supply networks in its target regions. By adhering to stringent quality standards and regulatory guidelines, Anspec ensures that safe and effective healthcare products reach patients in need. 

Anspec exports to 35 countries. Top export markets are United Arab Emirates, Papua New Guinea, Saudi Arabia, Brunei Darussalam, Fiji, Singapore and the UK.

Visit Anspec website.

JB Pacific Scientists and Engineers

Brisbane (Meeanjin), Queensland

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JB Pacific Scientists and Engineers helps organisations build extreme weather resilience. The Brisbane-based consultancy firm uses pioneering technology to support natural disaster prediction, protection and climate change mitigation throughout the Asia-Pacific region.  

JB Pacific Scientists and Engineers leverages cutting-edge technologies like numerical modelling, remote sensing, advanced data analytics and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to deliver precise and actionable insights. The firm often works in data-poor areas, providing expertise where it’s needed most. 

JB Pacific Scientists and Engineers’ top export markets are Pakistan, Fiji, the UK and Nauru.

Visit JB Pacific Scientists and Engineers website.

Lightning Protection International

Huntingfield (Nipaluna), Tasmania

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Lightning, surges and over-voltage transients can destroy electronic equipment and strategic systems, and even kill people. Lightning Protection International (LPI) provides comprehensive protection to help mitigate these risks. 

The Tasmania-based business designs, manufactures and exports a suite of direct strike lightning protection, surge protection, earthing and bonding technologies. It works with agents and key customers in a range of industries. These include renewable energy, telecommunications, defence, mining, industrial, aviation, cultural, sports and education. 

More than 70% of LPI's sales are made overseas. Top export markets are India, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Oman, Chile, Singapore and Bangladesh.

Visit  Lightning Protection International website.

RDI Partners

Adelaide (Kaurna), South Australia

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RDI Partners exports corporate advisory and accounting services to international biotech companies seeking to establish a formal presence in Australia.

The firm provides a one stop shop of services that include entity incorporation, accounting/tax, Australian Resident Director, R&D Tax, virtual CFO, international tax structuring and finance.  RDI Partners is the only Australian provider delivering all the required services under one roof, with a single point of contact. It also resolves a key knowledge and service gap for Australian clinical services providers who market overseas.

RDI Partners’ top export markets are the US, China, Canada, the UK, France, Japan, Turkey, Singapore, South Korea and Uruguay.

Visit RDI Partners website.

Reeves Envico 

West Melbourne (Naarm), Victoria

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The Reeves Envico group operates in the Pacific region to deliver community-changing infrastructure projects. The group is supporting essential access to clean water, climate-resilient buildings and urgent climate mitigation initiatives.

Reeves Envico has carried out infrastructure works across the Pacific region for more than four decades. Its current Pacific initiatives include complex water infrastructure projects and large civil and built environment infrastructure projects. 

Reeves Envico’s top export markets are Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Vanuatu, Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Tonga and Sri Lanka.

Visit Reeves Envico website.

Tape Ark

East Perth (Whadjuk), Western Australia

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Prior to the cloud, the world stored its historical collections of data offline and on tapes. Tape Ark is a world-leading specialist in tape-to-cloud mass migration. The company helps organisations liberate and manage their backup data and ageing corporate content at a massive scale. Once liberated into the cloud, companies can apply artificial intelligence and machine learning to their data to make new discoveries. 

Tape Ark unlocks and organises historical content for a range of purposes. This may include monetisation or streamlining data management and compliance obligations in a cost-effective way. 

Tape Ark’s top export markets are the UK, the US and Canada.

Visit Tape Ark website.

Workforce Abundance

Berrimah (Larrakia ), Northern Territory

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Workforce Abundance (WA) bridges critical skill gaps by connecting global talents with visionary Australian businesses. It provides a comprehensive range of services to ensure seamless recruitment, migration, and cultural integration for both employers and candidates. 

WA identifies skilled professionals from around the world to meet the specific needs of Aussie businesses, ensuring a diverse and highly qualified talent pool. Its services extend beyond recruitment to comprehensive resettlement support.

Workforce Abundance’s top export markets are Zimbabwe, South Africa, India, France and Sri Lanka.

Visit Workforce Abundance website.


62nd Australian Export Awards finalists

Recognised for outstanding export achievements.