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Restricted to reported ABN 18951343745. Clear supplier identity restriction

$12,044,783.46

8 latest full contract values · AUD including applicable GST · Latest publication 2 March 2025 to 26 September 2026

All reporting agencies · All categories · All procurement methods · Supplier identity: abn-18951343745

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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Source contracts

8 matching contracts. Page 1 of 1.

Latest observed full value of each selected contract · AUD including applicable GST
ContractSupplier and agencyValueLatest publication
CN4274664 · Compliance Activities supporting the Australian Marine Park Compliance Program
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentDirector of National Parks
$875,592.67
2026-09-07
Original notice
CN4161987 · Animal Health Laboratory Testing Services
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES ANDDepartment of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
$577,185.39
2026-06-10
Amendment A1
CN4238144 · Development and deployment of improved doubled haploid technologies into next generation breeding schemes
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentGrains Research and Development Corporation
$1,371,979.40
2026-05-06
Original notice
CN4201243 · Reducing the frost sensitivity of Canola in Australia
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentGrains Research and Development Corporation
$3,022,954.00
2025-11-12
Original notice
CN4172578 · No
DPIRDGrains Research and Development Corporation
$844,000.00
2025-07-23
Original notice
CN4164369 · WA DPIRD Soilborne Disease Initiative
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentGrains Research and Development Corporation
$4,015,000.00
2025-06-30
Original notice
CN4152665 · Scarab infestations have been an ongoing concern for growers, particularly in the Lakes and Kondinin regions, where root and crown feeding has led to significant crop damage and failures. Though sporadic, outbreaks have resulted in substantial yield losses. More recently, barley crops in the Great Southern Agricultural Region have also been affected, with some paddocks experiencing 5-6% plant loss due to persistent larval feeding. Effective management of scarabs is complicated by the diversity of species, each with distinct life cycles, behaviours, and responses to control measures. Accurate species identification is critical, as some larvae remain below the soil surface-rendering contact insecticides ineffective-while others are beneficial and should not be targeted. Additionally, growers face increasing restrictions on chemical control options, including the loss of chlorpyrifos. Overuse of broad-spectrum insecticides contributes to resistance development and harms beneficial insect populations through off-target effects. Preliminary analysis by DPIRD on scarabs collected from Lake Grace found no genetic matches in GenBank or Bold databases, suggesting the presence of previously undescribed species. This discovery led to a variation within the NGDSI (DPIRD) project to: 1 Develop molecular characterisation techniques for identifying cockchafers across all life stages. 2 Map the potential distribution of key species across WA. 3 Focus management strategies on species that are complex ground occupiers. This project will build on and complement the NGDSI variation by bridging species identification with practical pest management solutions. While the NGDSI work focuses on refining molecular tools and mapping species distribution, this project will develop targeted management strategies-including chemical and agronomic approaches-tailored to the specific scarab species present in key hotspots such as Lake Grace and Kondinin. By linking species-level insights with actionable control measures, these efforts will provide growers with integrated, evidence-based tools to mitigate scarab damage, enhance crop protection, and reduce reliance on ineffective chemical treatments, ultimately supporting more sustainable and effective pest management across WA's agricultural regions.
Department Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentGrains Research and Development Corporation
$358,072.00
2025-05-23
Original notice
CN4132278 · Compliance Program at Australian Marine Park
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentDirector of National Parks
$980,000.00
2025-03-06
Original notice

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.

  1. 2025-03 (partial)$980,000.00
  2. 2025-05$358,072.00
  3. 2025-06$4,015,000.00
  4. 2025-07$844,000.00
  5. 2025-11$3,022,954.00
  6. 2026-05$1,371,979.40
  7. 2026-06$577,185.39
  8. 2026-09 (partial)$875,592.67
Monthly values table
Same monthly values as the chart
MonthContract valueContracts
2025-03 (partial)$980,000.001
2025-05$358,072.001
2025-06$4,015,000.001
2025-07$844,000.001
2025-11$3,022,954.001
2026-05$1,371,979.401
2026-06$577,185.391
2026-09 (partial)$875,592.671

Reporting agencies by contract value

Top 3 of 3 groups in the complete selected scope. Names stay as reported; groups without a usable ABN contain one contract each.

  1. Grains Research and Development Corporation

    $9,612,005.40 · 5 contracts

  2. Director of National Parks

    $1,855,592.67 · 2 contracts

  3. Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

    $577,185.39 · 1 contract

Reported suppliers by contract value

Top 1 of 1 groups in the complete selected scope. Names stay as reported; groups without a usable ABN contain one contract each.

  1. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development / DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND and 2 other reported names

    $12,044,783.46 · 8 contracts · Reported ABN 18 951 343 745

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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