After many months of contractors traipsing in and out, decisions on paint, walls, carpet and signage, we are pleased to announce that renovations to Level 2, 345 King William street are 100% complete!
Of course, pending defects rectification, warranty periods and such. We Joke.

Our new sign at the front of the office

Looking down the main hallway past the [...]

It’s been a little while since our last news update, but things have been really busy for us here at GBA!
Over the past few months, our senior management team have been toying with the idea of relocating offices. After many discussions, we have decided to renovate Level 2, 345 King William Street and expand the [...]

If you are like us, and both enjoy but dread the process of obtaining site progress information then this article may be of some relief to you.
Site progress information gathering is all about taking a copy of the plan, putting on a hard hat and boots and walking around the site to assess Physical Percent [...]

We’ve uploaded several handy MS Project Tips and Tricks to help you out.

GBA Projects would like to take the opportunity to welcome our newest starter Ashleigh Smith. Ashleigh holds a Bachelor 
of 
Aerospace 
Engineering
 (with honors) and was a pivotal member of her final year honors project. She assumed the role of 
Project 
Manager 
to design
 and
 build 
a 
search
 rescue unmanned
 aerial
 vehicle.

[...]

As a new year turns over, a lot has happened at GBA. We have renamed and rebranded the business to be able to deliver better services to you and your projects

Pictures from the Movember shave for a cure. Its a bit late, but it was good fun!

After a long November, or should we say “Mo-vember”, Greg has raise the required $500 to see the beard come off (after 30 years!!).

Dear Friends, Family, Clients and Colleagues.
For the last 30 years people have claimed that “grey knows best”. Whether it is old and wise father, old and wise Project Manager or just old, everyone has always commented on how distinguished Greg’s beard is.
Whilst Greg is not growing a moustache this year for Movember (he can do [...]

A paper written by Greg Betros covering the Monte Carlo simulation technique and why it is different to other techniques currently in use today in Risk Assessment.