The Australian Museum is Australia's oldest museum, established in 1845, and holds an internationally recognised collection of more than 22 million environmental and cultural objects from the Australian and Pacific regions. The Museum is a source of reliable scientific information and a centre for informed debate about some of the most pressing environmental and social challenges facing our region.

In September 2017 we completed probity advice, monitoring and reporting concerning tender processes for the engagement of Energy Performance Services for the Museum, to be implemented under the NSW Government’s then current Energy Efficiency Programme.

This is the most recent of many engagements we have completed for the Museum including the Central Energy Plant Upgrade and the Museum Revitalisation Program, completed in 2009, which was then its largest capital works program in 25 years costing around $50 million.