Michael Grosser is the Principal with expertise in information technology, government procurement, and commercial law. He has provided counsel to Commonwealth and State Government Ministers on matters involving small business, export, and technology. Michael's influence extends internationally, having represented Australia at APEC summits and United Nations forums. He has played a pivotal role in advising Australian software services provider Triline GRC on international expansion through licence and partnership agreements. His work with the Residential Tenancies Authority involved managing a computer system replacement project by drafting and negotiating service contracts with ICT providers. Michael has also contributed to Probuild with contract drafting and negotiations for outsourcing ICT services. His portfolio includes significant projects such as overseeing a major motorway upgrade for Queensland Motorways, which involved implementing an intelligent transport system. For the Connors River Dam and Pipelines project with SunWater, Michael was instrumental in drafting and negotiating critical contracts and preparing procurement documents. His expertise also extended to working with Seqwater on a water treatment plant project. Michael has substantial experience with SPARQ Solutions, managing over 200 projects that spanned from distribution management systems to business information blueprinting. He acted as a probity advisor for major technology implementations involving both international and Australian vendors. Additionally, Michael provided strategic advice to a major Australian airline and its loyalty program, enhancing services and facilities while managing communications and system contracts. His work with Queensland Rail involved preparing a Government Information Technology contracting framework for an infrastructure capability project. With significant experience serving Queensland Government agencies and Government Owned Corporations, Michael's contributions are marked by successful large-scale projects and strategic guidance.
Last checked: 6 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society
