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Swimming Victoria has today announced a partnership with Mattioli, that will see the Melbourne-based company become the body's official Aquatic Facility Maintenance Partner, connecting their skills and expertise to the Victorian swimming community.

With a legacy spanning five decades, Mattioli is recognised as a leader in the preservation and rehabilitation of physical assets across commercial, industrial and civil sectors.

At the forefront of asset management in Australia, the partnership will see Mattioli become not only will they be supporting clubs and aquatic facilities, but they will also provide athlete and coach scholarships and become naming right sponsors of the Victorian Long Course Championships.

Mattioli Director, Gianni Mattioli, shared his enthusiasm for the partnership, commenting "we have identified a gap in the aquatics industry that we have tailor-made solutions for. Our aim is to help preserve pools, extend their asset life, and enable communities to continue enjoying their swim centres.”

Emphasising Mattioli’s expertise, Swimming Victoria Chief Executive, Jason Hellwig noted “we can’t participate in our sport if we don’t have pools. Mattioli’s expertise in maintaining and repairing complex assets is invaluable. Their technical knowledge and skillset are extraordinary, and the significance of this to our sport is profound.

"We are excited to work closely with Mattioli to ensure the continued growth and improvement of aquatic facilities. Together, we are committed to creating better opportunities for swimming and aquatic activities across Victoria, and we look forward to the positive impact this collaboration will have on our sport and the broader community.”

Through this collaboration, Swimming Victoria aims to not only enhance the support and resources available to aquatic facilities but also solidify its role as a leader in fostering better swimming infrastructure across the state.

By connecting organisations seeking expert advice directly to Mattioli, the company is taking a significant step forward in shaping the future of swimming in Victoria. This partnership aims to directly benefit communities by ensuring that they have access to top-quality swimming facilities for generations to come.

Click here to contact Mattioli via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory. 

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