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Explore 113,551 contracts across 82 weekly AusTender exports, with 143,833 preserved observations. Every selected contract is counted once using its latest observed full value.
$464,930,608,032.97
113,551 latest full contract values · AUD including applicable GST · Latest publication 2 March 2025 to 26 September 2026
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Values cover the reported contract periods; this is not expenditure during the selected dates. Earlier versions are excluded from this total.
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113,551 matching contracts. Page 3,185 of 3,786.
| Contract | Supplier and agency | Value | Latest publication |
|---|---|---|---|
| CN4156908 · Electorate Office Lease | Parin Group Pty LtdDepartment of Finance | $183,831.02 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN4156910 · Electorate Office Lease | Amoeba Nominees Pty Ltd ATF Colin Michael PiacentiniDepartment of Finance | $250,823.94 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN4156911 · Electorate Office Lease | Deena Meshgin ATF Ashland F/TDepartment of Finance | $445,833.76 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN4156912 · Electorate Office Lease | Theofilos KaramanidisDepartment of Finance | $278,186.23 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN4027203 · Cloud Engineers | Roll Inn Pty LtdNational Anti-Corruption Commission | $1,116,720.00 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A2 |
| CN4019772 · ICT Services | Chalfont Consulting Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $353,773.04 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A2 |
| CN3880300 · Temp Contractor - ICT Professional Services | Chalfont Consulting Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $1,122,832.78 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A3 |
| CN4064707 · Developer | Thesoco Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $28,976.75 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN3994480 · ICT Professional Services | Thesoco Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $320,523.50 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4000582 · Next-gen analytics to improve profit from integrated weed management | University of Western AustraliaGrains Research and Development Corporation | $6,874,632.60 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN3994486 · ICT Professional Services | Thesoco Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $315,474.50 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4156893 · GrainData Fusion: A new haplotype design tool by using cross-species pangenome data | Murdoch UniversityGrains Research and Development Corporation | $328,878.00 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN3962741 · ICT Systems Analyst | Chalfont Consulting Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $201,192.75 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4000584 · Effective control of Blackleg of canola: Contract 4 phenotyping | CSIROGrains Research and Development Corporation | $3,418,885.80 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4156890 · Western Australian grain growers are challenged by a changing climate, shifting rainfall later in the cropping season (Green, et al., 2025). The importance of understanding what crop to grow when soil moisture is minimal, and no significant rainfall event occurs until after May, is vital for grain growers to maximise profit. In the Geraldton port zone, the average season break is the 22nd of May (Guthrie pers. comms.), prompting growers to conduct dry seeding prior to the break of season. Dry seeding, however, can lead to challenges such as compromised seeding depth, reduced herbicide effectiveness and sub-optimal furrow formation. It also carries risks like false breaks that may result in increased seedling mortality. Conversely, delaying seeding until after the break can enhance weed management (offering benefit of double knock herbicide strategies), provide confidence in soil moisture availability, and improve furrow structure. Other research has investigated timing of sowing across different cultivars, which has ultimately informed the practice of early sowing, however, these findings have failed to address scenarios where late sowing is the only option, particularly as a result of a late break – a scenario which may become more frequent in the Geraldton port zone due to changing climatic conditions. | Mingenew-Irwin Group IncGrains Research and Development Corporation | $153,940.00 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN4156889 · Environmental Accounting Platform Communication and Adoption Program | Agricultural Innovation Australia LtdGrains Research and Development Corporation | $354,398.00 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN3937543 · Contracted Services | Axiom Associates Pty LtdAustralian Criminal Intelligence Commission | $285,672.00 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN3967026 · ICT Services | Factor TechDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $329,422.50 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4025967 · ICT Services | Thesoco Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $191,675.00 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4156885 · GrainData Fusion: Leveraging INVITA datasets to enhance their utility for new analytics tasks | The University of QueenslandGrains Research and Development Corporation | $390,402.10 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN3693009 · ICT Software | Aspose Pty LtdDepartment of Parliamentary Services | $153,963.33 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A4 |
| CN4156883 · Sustainable Biofuels Roadmap | Spiegare Pty LtdGrains Research and Development Corporation | $130,000.00 | 2025-06-10 Original notice |
| CN4047897 · Provision of legal services (replaces CN4025562) | ELIZABETH BISHOPAustralian Taxation Office | $73,017.88 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A3 |
| CN4056155 · Provision of marketing & public relations outsource services | TOP SPOTS DIGITAL PTY LIMITED Trading As Sound KitchenAustralian Taxation Office | $35,958.90 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4085715 · Provision of digital standard development and support | ICONINC HOLDINGS PTY LTDAustralian Taxation Office | $43,463.20 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN3891047 · Provision of property services | Canberra Centre Investments Pty Ltd ATF CANBERRA CENTRE INVESTMENT TRUSAustralian Taxation Office | $76,680.26 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A3 |
| CN3983496 · Provision of consultancy services | Sensei Productivity Pty LtdAustralian Taxation Office | $746,460.00 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A4 |
| CN4051650 · Provision of Legal Services | Emma LuckAustralian Taxation Office | $36,682.92 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4056161 · Provision of Contingent Labour Hire Services | Clicks Recruit (Australia) Pty LtdAustralian Taxation Office | $729,511.64 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
| CN4080783 · Povision of Database Support and Maintenance | LEIDOS AUSTRALIA PTY LTDAustralian Taxation Office | $369,208.28 | 2025-06-10 Amendment A1 |
Full values by latest publication month
The complete selected scope, grouped by when each contract’s latest observed version was published. These are contract values, not monthly expenditure or amendment increments. Partial first and last months follow your exact date filters.
- 2025-03 (partial)$12,545,842,785.96
- 2025-04$26,402,441,138.96
- 2025-05$26,847,876,815.10
- 2025-06$8,658,210,626.38
- 2025-07$24,152,480,433.84
- 2025-08$11,721,382,398.93
- 2025-09$19,552,608,493.40
- 2025-10$19,338,375,393.86
- 2025-11$12,821,031,367.08
- 2025-12$13,677,503,464.47
- 2026-01$13,128,960,668.86
- 2026-02$14,714,982,959.65
- 2026-03$20,688,123,943.95
- 2026-04$20,048,372,403.79
- 2026-05$39,492,941,850.87
- 2026-06$21,973,613,483.54
- 2026-07$63,120,731,011.21
- 2026-08$47,284,321,764.32
- 2026-09 (partial)$48,760,807,028.80
Monthly values table
| Month | Contract value | Contracts |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-03 (partial) | $12,545,842,785.96 | 5,720 |
| 2025-04 | $26,402,441,138.96 | 6,436 |
| 2025-05 | $26,847,876,815.10 | 4,377 |
| 2025-06 | $8,658,210,626.38 | 7,041 |
| 2025-07 | $24,152,480,433.84 | 7,047 |
| 2025-08 | $11,721,382,398.93 | 5,500 |
| 2025-09 | $19,552,608,493.40 | 5,259 |
| 2025-10 | $19,338,375,393.86 | 5,127 |
| 2025-11 | $12,821,031,367.08 | 4,634 |
| 2025-12 | $13,677,503,464.47 | 5,358 |
| 2026-01 | $13,128,960,668.86 | 3,460 |
| 2026-02 | $14,714,982,959.65 | 4,236 |
| 2026-03 | $20,688,123,943.95 | 5,457 |
| 2026-04 | $20,048,372,403.79 | 5,321 |
| 2026-05 | $39,492,941,850.87 | 8,010 |
| 2026-06 | $21,973,613,483.54 | 9,171 |
| 2026-07 | $63,120,731,011.21 | 8,865 |
| 2026-08 | $47,284,321,764.32 | 6,817 |
| 2026-09 (partial) | $48,760,807,028.80 | 5,715 |
Reporting agencies by contract value
Top 10 of 135 groups in the complete selected scope. Names stay as reported; groups without a usable ABN contain one contract each.
- Department of Defence
$306,298,911,533.03 · 44,582 contracts
- Department of Home Affairs
$22,394,509,932.33 · 3,129 contracts
- National Blood Authority
$15,836,422,407.76 · 104 contracts
- Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
$15,195,868,983.03 · 3,654 contracts
- Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
$10,261,621,913.36 · 2,240 contracts
- Services Australia
$9,817,217,602.48 · 3,902 contracts
- Australian Maritime Safety Authority
$9,790,489,070.15 · 83 contracts
- Australian Taxation Office
$9,618,736,939.45 · 1,742 contracts
- Department of Social Services
$7,492,081,640.15 · 474 contracts
- Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
$5,686,922,111.00 · 4,656 contracts
Reported suppliers by contract value
Top 10 of 27,012 groups in the complete selected scope. Names stay as reported; groups without a usable ABN contain one contract each.
- DMOJSF OFFICIAL AUSTRALIAN ACCOUNT PSFD
$17,434,110,860.27 · 1 contract · No usable ABN; kept separate
- ASC SHIPBUILDING PTY LIMITED BAE SYSTEMS MARITIME AUSTRALIA / ASC SHIPBUILDING PTY LTD
$15,659,008,443.33 · 3 contracts · Reported ABN 15 051 899 864
- BOEING DEFENCE AUSTRALIA LTD
$12,906,957,329.09 · 178 contracts · Reported ABN 64 006 678 119
- THALES AUSTRALIA / THALES AUSTRALIA LIMITED and 9 other reported names
$11,945,284,956.83 · 1,040 contracts · Reported ABN 66 008 642 751
- AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY / Australian Red Cross Society and 3 other reported names
$11,391,084,094.45 · 10 contracts · Reported ABN 50 169 561 394
- ASC PTY LTD
$11,104,805,698.59 · 19 contracts · Reported ABN 64 008 605 034
- AUSTRALIA POST 6349977 - DIISR / Australia Post and 22 other reported names
$10,437,592,944.49 · 90 contracts · Reported ABN 28 864 970 579
- BAE SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD / BAE SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA and 5 other reported names
$9,168,096,646.90 · 181 contracts · Reported ABN 29 008 423 005
- SPOTLESS FACILITY SERVICES PTY LTD / SPOTLESS FACILITY SERVICES PTY LTD GEMS PROJECT and 3 other reported names
$7,701,768,307.54 · 146 contracts · Reported ABN 83 072 293 880
- AUSTAL DEFENCE SHIPBUILDING AUSTRALIA
$7,157,304,140.89 · 4 contracts · Reported ABN 86 689 561 797
What these values mean
Each amount is the reported full contract value, including GST where applicable, in nominal Australian dollars. It covers the reported contract period. It is not annual expenditure, cash paid, all government spending or spending in a supplier’s local area. Unexercised future options are not necessarily included.
This snapshot includes every notice in 82 consecutive weekly exports, covering 2 March 2025 to 26 September 2026, retrieved 1 October 2026 (UTC date). AusTender lists only about eighteen months of exports, so weeks before 23 March 2025 are kept from our earlier downloads. Each contract contributes its latest observed version once. Earlier versions remain available in its history; values of successive amendments are never added together. Date filters use that latest observation’s publication date, including amendments, not the contract start date.
Weekly files describe information at extraction. Later corrections, cancelled notices, or contracts with no publication in this archive may be absent. This is not the entire historical AusTender register. Some source timestamps fall just outside their file’s labelled week; their reported dates are retained. Three malformed observations have shifted columns; affected supplier/category fields are marked unavailable. Source dates in 1900 or end dates in the next century are flagged, not interpreted as ordinary durations.
Supplier grouping uses reported ABNs with a valid checksum; it is not independent verification against the business register. Missing or invalid ABNs remain separate by contract. Equal names do not establish equal legal entities. A contract award is not evidence of wrongdoing.
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