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100% Aboriginal owned

Written for procurement officers and contract managers. Everything you need to assess, register and engage FBTM is on this page. Copy the supplier block straight into your system.

01 — The position

Not a joint venture.
One hundred per cent.

FBTM is wholly owned and operated by Joshua Tognolini, a Yorta Yorta man. Not a joint venture, not a minority holding, not a licensing arrangement, not a front. One person owns it, runs it and does the work.

Engaging FBTM is not a concession on quality in order to meet a target. It is the same trade work you would buy anyway, from a supplier that also counts toward your obligations.

“At 100% ownership, FBTM clears every current and incoming eligibility threshold outright.”

No transitional arrangement required
Supplier details
Trading name
Full Blast Transport and Maintenance (FBTM)
ABN
58 191 075 430
Entity type
Sole trader; incorporation to Pty Ltd in progress
Business name
Registered 18 July 2024
GST
Registered
Indigenous ownership
100% — Joshua Tognolini, Yorta Yorta
Supply Nation
Registration in progress
Kinaway
Certification in progress
Located
Melbourne, Victoria 3047
Coverage
Victoria; interstate by arrangement
Public liability
$10,000,000 (increase to $20,000,000 in progress)
Services
Abrasive blasting; protective coatings; heavy haulage
Contact
Joshua Tognolini — 0417 818 839
Email
info@fullblasttm.com.au
02 — Where this counts

The policy
position.

Current as at August 2026. Verify against the source before relying on it in a submission, because these settings change.

Commonwealth IPP

Annual value target of 3% for 2025-26, rising 0.25% each year to 4% by 2029-30. The Mandatory Set Aside requires contracts valued between $80,000 and $200,000, and contracts delivered in remote areas, to be offered to Indigenous business first.

Source: National Indigenous Australians Agency

IPP eligibility, 1 July 2026

The threshold moved from 50% to 51% Indigenous owned or controlled. FBTM sits at 100% ownership and 100% control, so it clears the new definition outright with no transitional arrangement and no restructure required.

Source: National Indigenous Australians Agency

Victorian SPF

The Social Procurement Framework was refreshed in June 2025, alongside the Local Jobs First Amendment Act 2025. A Victorian Aboriginal business is one at least 50% Aboriginal owned and verified by Kinaway or Supply Nation.

Source: buyingfor.vic.gov.au

03 — Where we fit

The contract band
we are built for.

The Mandatory Set Aside band of $80,000 to $200,000 is exactly the size of work this business does well. A single machine refinish, a component batch, a chassis programme across a small fleet. Not a $5 million framework we would have to subcontract out and pretend otherwise.

If your requirement is larger than we can genuinely resource, we will say so and tell you what portion we can take. That is more useful to you than a supplier who says yes and then fails delivery.

What we can evidence today
  • Active ABN and GST registration, verifiable on the Australian Business Register
  • Registered business name held since July 2024
  • Confirmation of Aboriginality for the owner
  • Public liability certificate of currency
  • Carriers liability and goods in transit cover for client plant
  • Documented safety management system and safe work method statements
  • Heavy Combination licence
In progress
  • Supply Nation certification
  • Kinaway certification
  • Incorporation to a Pty Ltd company
  • Public liability increase to $20,000,000
  • Registration on client prequalification platforms as required
04 — Practical

How to engage us
without the friction.

01

Copy the block

Use the copy button above to lift the supplier details straight into your vendor or prequalification form.

02

Request documents

Ask for the certificates and safety documentation you need. They are provided on request, usually same day.

03

Scope the work

Send the specification, or use the quote form. If we cannot meet a requirement we will tell you before you commit.

04

Raise the order

Tell us your PO and invoicing process and we will follow it. No chasing, no surprises on payment terms.

Need a supplier who stands up to audit?

Ask for the documentation before you commit. We would rather be assessed properly than win on a claim we cannot back.