HVAC & mechanical procurement, aggregated

Same supplier. Same part number. Different price.

HVAC Procurement Alliance pools buying volume across HVAC and mechanical contractors — starting with data-centre HVAC — to negotiate rates no single contractor gets alone. You keep your own supplier account. We hold the leverage.

Item names generalised to protect supplier pricing — figures reflect real category comparisons
Commodity watch — public market benchmarks relevant to HVAC input costs
5–10%
Indicative guide range on hardware & tools categories
Up to 65%
Indicative guide on our most concentrated categories, like refrigeration copper
10
Negotiated categories live today, more added as membership grows
$46bn
Forecast Australian data-centre investable universe by 2029
How membership works

You keep your account. We add the leverage.

Nothing about your existing supplier relationships changes. Membership adds a second, aggregated rate sitting alongside them.

01 / Join

Get a dedicated sub-account

Each member gets their own account with the supplier — the same pattern we already run in production. No shared logins, no shared invoices.

02 / Buy

Order the way you already do

Raise a PO the same way you always have. The rate applied is the aggregated Alliance rate, not your standalone volume tier.

03 / Save

See the gap on your own invoices

Every comparison we publish is checked against real tendered pricing on the same part number, from the same supplier — not list-price theatre.

Built for data-centre HVAC first

A niche gets you a better rate than a broad book ever will

Data-centre mechanical work is concentrated, specialised, and growing fast — which is exactly the profile a supplier will negotiate hardest for.

~90

More data centres in Australia's development pipeline on top of 250+ already operating.

5.4 GW

Already in AEMO's transmission connection queue across 11 projects — 60% NSW, 40% Victoria.

NZ$25–30bn

Further offshore investment Invest New Zealand is targeting over the next five years.