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What can MOB Procurement source?+

Promotional products, print, uniforms, workwear, PPE, signage, corporate gifting, custom ordering portals, kitting and national fulfilment can all be coordinated through MOB.

Do you work with corporate and government buyers?+

Yes. MOB supports corporate, government and community organisations with accountable briefs, artwork coordination, production and delivery.

Are minimum order quantities required?+

Minimum quantities vary by product, branding method and supplier. Share your requirement and we will curate appropriate options around the brief.

Can MOB deliver across Australia?+

Yes. We coordinate consolidated and multi-site delivery across metro, regional and remote locations, including recipient-level kitting where required.

Can you help with artwork and branding?+

Yes. We coordinate artwork requirements, placement, proofing and production details so branding remains consistent and ready for approval.

How does buying through MOB support RAP activity?+

MOB is a Supply Nation Registered Aboriginal business. Procuring through MOB creates practical supplier-diversity activity that can support your organisation’s internal RAP story.

Can you build a custom ordering portal?+

Yes. Portals can bring approved products, users, artwork, ordering and fulfilment into one branded experience for distributed teams.

What is the best way to begin?+

Send us the product or service required, estimated quantity, budget, timing and delivery locations. We will help shape the next practical step.

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