ARRC is a cornerstone of our region’s transition to a circular economy designed to divert waste from landfill and transform it into valuable resources, energy and long-term opportunities.
Achieving this vision relies on strong, sustainable partnerships with industry, suppliers and contractors who share our commitment to innovation, integrity and responsible business practices.
Our Supplier Code of Conduct and Working with ARRC outline the standards that guide every interaction – ensuring respect for human rights, ethical operations, environmental responsibility and transparent collaboration.
We are committed to supporting local capability wherever possible and building it where it does not yet exist. By working with us, suppliers become part of a shared mission to protect our environment, strengthen our communities and contribute to a long-lasting economic and social legacy for the Gold Coast community. Together we can reshape waste into worth and contribute to a more sustainable future.
We value suppliers and contractors who operate with professionalism, accountability and a commitment to sustainable outcomes. Working with ARRC means:
- collaborating openly and transparency throughout the procurement and delivery process
- upholding high standards of safety, environmental responsibility and ethical business conduct
- supporting local capability wherever possible and contributing to long-term community value
- aligning with ARRC’s commitment to innovation and continuous improvement.
These expectations ensure every engagement contributes to a safer, fairer and more sustainable value.
Supplier Code of Conduct
All suppliers engaging with ARRC must comply with our Supplier Code of Conduct, which sets the minimum standards for ethical, responsible and lawful business behaviour. It outlines expectations relating to:
- human rights and fair labour practices
- health, safety and wellbeing
- community and stakeholder engagement
- environmental protection and compliance
- ethical conduct, anti-corruption and conflicts of interest
- data protection and cyber security requirements.
The Code helps ensure our suppliers operate with integrity and share responsibility for delivering sustainable, compliant and socially responsible outcomes.
Working with ARRC
ARRC provides suppliers and contractors with a clear guide on what we expect, how we operate and how we can successfully partner to deliver safe, ethical and sustainable outcomes. The guide outlines the standards, processes and responsibilities that shape every engagement from our commitment to open collaboration and responsible business practices to the requirements set out in our Supplier Code of Conduct and our Standard Terms and Conditions of Contract.
By understanding how we work, suppliers can confidently engage with ARRC, support our vision for a circular economy and contribute to long-term community, environmental and economic value.
ARRC’s Terms and Conditions of Contract
ARRC’s procurement processes are supported by clear, consistent standard terms and conditions of contract which govern the purchase of general goods and services. Depending on the type of procurement, different terms and conditions to the below stated will apply to suit the nature and complexity of the acquisition.
Contract terms and conditions
Superseded conditions
- Goods and Services Terms and Conditions (v.01 replaced with Purchase Order Conditions_v02_29062026)
ARRC Supplier Branding and Communication Requirements
Clear, consistent communication is essential to building trust and supporting the successful delivery of ARRC projects. The ARRC Supplier Branding and Communication Requirements provides guidance for our contractors, consultants and suppliers on the appropriate use of ARRC branding and communications, helping ensure information shared with the community and stakeholders is accurate, coordinated and approved.