Projects

One of Morrison Low's specific fields of expertise is in road management, construction and maintenance, and it was within this area that Oberon Council engaged us to undertake an operational service review.

Morrison Low was engaged by a consortium of healthcare providers to help them develop a strategy to engage with policy reform, and to ensure that they were well positioned. Advice has ranged from design of the constitution for the consortium, to business planning and the development of presentations and advice for Ministers.

Morrison Low was engaged by a government department to provide advice on best practice Board appointments and governance practices.

Morrison Low was appointed to provide a New Zealand council with advice regarding options for funding and partnering for a sustainable homes programme for its region. The purpose of the sustainable homes programme is to promote climate and economic resilience in the community.

In association with the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research, Morrison Low contributes teaching time and course development to training courses taught through Wellington Uni-Professional (the Victoria University Centre for Lifelong Learning)

Morrison Low has built up extensive experience in the preparation of business cases for infrastructure, in accordance with the NSW Treasury’s Guide to Cost-Benefit Analysis. Our recent work has included undertaking business cases for Blayney Shire Council, Kyogle Council and Tweed Shire Council.

Morrison Low was engaged as the lead analyst to support the independent review of the response to M. bovis. The M. bovis programme represented the largest response to an animal health biosecurity in NZ history. Our engagement involved advising on Terms of Reference, helping to designing the review process, developing the analytical approach and framework, and testing the analysis as it was undertaken. The Independent Review Panel has successfully delivered its report and recommendations.

Our community facility business cases and capital expenditure reviews have included projects for Hornsby Shire Council, Federation Council and Goulburn Mulwaree Council.

In May 2019, Morrison Low commenced work on developing ten-year asset management plans and an overarching asset management strategy for Goulburn Mulwaree Council, in accordance with IIMM and IPWEA NAMS guidelines.

Morrison Low was appointed to lead a board and business strategy refresh for a Crown entity.