About SDA PROJECT Management

 At the heart of our work is a deep understanding of Specialist Disability Accommodation and the unique needs of NDIS participants. 

We bring together decades of combined experience in property development, disability services, compliance and tenancy management. 

From initial site selection and design to construction oversight and long-term property management, we ensure every home we deliver meets the highest standards of accessibility, functionality and comfort. 

Our expertise also extends to navigating the complex NDIS regulatory framework, ensuring every project is fully compliant and future-ready.

We believe that creating exceptional SDA homes begins with listening - really listening - to participants, families, support coordinators and care providers. Our approach is human-centred, collaborative and results-driven. 

We work closely with all stakeholders to match participant needs with the right design and location, ensuring our homes offer more than just accessibility - they offer independence, dignity and choice.

Every project we manage follows a structured, transparent process—from pre-construction planning to tenancy sourcing and ongoing property management. 

We’re hands-on, responsive and deeply committed to delivering homes that are both beautiful to live in and built to last. Our goal is to remove complexity, reduce risk and maximise outcomes for both participants and investors.

Led by founding director, Bruce Boundy, our team is made up of passionate professionals who share a common goal: to improve the quality of life for people with disability through thoughtfully designed and professionally managed homes. 

We bring together experts in NDIS housing, construction project management, compliance, tenancy coordination and property management - all aligned by a shared vision of housing that empowers.

Led by experienced staff with deep knowledge of the SDA landscape, our team works collaboratively across disciplines to ensure seamless project delivery. 

We’re problem-solvers, advocates and above all, people who care about doing the right thing—for participants, families and the communities we serve.