(Administering Organisation) Deakin University is a leading Australian university with a strong focus on innovation and research excellence. The university hosts the Institute for Frontier Materials and the Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute, both of which are integral to circAlloy's research and training initiatives.

UTS is renowned for its research in sustainability and industrial ecology. The Institute for Sustainable Futures at UTS plays a key role in circAlloy's sustainability auditing and design efforts.

Bradken is a global manufacturer of innovative, custom-engineered products for the resources sector. Bradken collaborates with circAlloy to develop longer-lasting, energy-saving alloys for use in mining and construction.

Callidus specializes in surface modifications for alloy durability in severe service environments. They provide high-end flow control solutions to the mining, oil and gas, and renewable energy industries. Callidus collaborates with circAlloy to enhance alloy performance and longevity.

Doogood focuses on advanced manufacturing solutions and collaborates with circAlloy on developing low-energy alloy processing techniques. They are committed to providing high-quality steel solutions and promoting sustainability in their operations.

Hysata is a leader in hydrogen production technology. They develop ultra-high efficiency electrolysers to enable the lowest Levelised Cost of Hydrogen (LCOH). Hysata collaborates with circAlloy on integrating hydrogen-based processes in alloy manufacturing.

Bisalloy Steels is Australia's only manufacturer of high-strength, wear-resistant steel plate. Bisalloy Steels collaborates with circAlloy on developing wear-resistant alloy solutions for extreme environments.