Sharing our vision for excellence, inclusion and sustainable social impact

SCS Indigenous delivers commercial cleaning and integrated facility services across Australia, combining Indigenous ownership with national capability and meaningful community impact.

SCS Group Co-Founders Scott McCartney and Nicholas Pastras shaking hands in front of a display board featuring the SCS Group and SCS Indigenous logos.

Our purpose

SCS Indigenous seamlessly blends Indigenous ownership with national capability. The company was co-founded by Scott McCartney, a proud Bunurong and Wotjobaluk man, and Nicholas Pastras. Operating in strategic partnership with SCS Group, SCS Indigenous delivers commercial cleaning and integrated facility services throughout Australia and New Zealand.

SCS Indigenous is built on a commitment to reliable service, sustainable practices and creating meaningful opportunities for Indigenous communities through employment, participation and long-term impact.

We deliver dependable, adaptable and high-quality services that support strong operational outcomes while generating measurable social value.

SCSI logo, featuring the letters 'SCSI' in blue with Indigenous-style line and dot patterns, beside a dark red sun and crescent moon design with a boomerang motif border, on a white background

Partner with purpose

We have successfully obtained certification as an Indigenous business through the Murri Chamber of Commerce. Every business has a purpose. Ours is about more than just a service. It’s about creating opportunities and building a stronger community.

SCS Indigenous core values

The values that guide how we work, support communities and deliver services across every partnership.

Respect

Recognise and honour the sovereignty, cultures, and traditions of Aboriginal peoples.

Integrity

Practice honesty and transparency in all business dealings – financial, operational, and cultural.

Collaboration

Work hand-in-hand with Aboriginal communities, Elders, and partners to design and deliver mutually beneficial services.

Cultural Authenticity

Embed Aboriginal leadership at the highest levels, ensuring decisions reflect community insights.

Excellence

Continuously improve through training, technology adoption, and adaptation to evolving market and community needs.

Sustainability

Commit to environmental stewardship through responsible resource use, waste reduction, and eco-friendly service practices.

Social Impact - Our 'Why'

Our ‘Why’ is the driving force behind SCS Indigenous. We are fundamentally committed to generating tangible opportunities that empower Indigenous individuals and communities.

Empowering through employment

We’re proud to team up with Indigenous community-controlled organizations to help Indigenous women rebuild their lives after experiencing domestic and family violence.

We actively put our resources into the potential of young Indigenous Australians. We do this through specific scholarships, mentorship programs, educational grants, and initiatives focused on community leadership.

Working alongside Indigenous-led Registered Training Organisations, we jointly create structured traineeships and clear employment pathways.

We make a conscious effort to prioritise and incorporate Indigenous-owned suppliers into both our purchasing strategy and our long-term supply chains.

We go beyond simple transactions to build truly sustainable partnerships. By actively participating in and sponsoring local initiatives, cultural events, and community projects, we forge genuine, mutually beneficial relationships. This allows us to meaningfully contribute to reconciliation, cultural preservation, and shared social responsibility.

Contact us today to request a personalised commercial cleaning proposal.

SCS Indigenous acknowledges the Traditional Owners and ongoing custodians of the Australian land — the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community.

We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.

Australian Aboriginal flag, with a black horizontal band on top, a red horizontal band on the bottom, and a yellow circle in the centre.