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Commonwealth Signals
Week 2026-W03 (January 12 to January 18, 2026)
In this episode, we unpack $423.6M in Commonwealth procurement across 602 contracts.
Coverage spans 71 agencies and 526 suppliers.
Week-over-week spending is up 143 percent.
Episode highlights:
- Digital Transformation Agency: $18.5M awarded to IBM AUSTRALIA LTD.
- NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission: $5.0M awarded to KM Property Funds Ltd.
- NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission: $4.4M awarded to Australian Unity Group Services Pty Ltd.
- Office of the Fair Work Ombudsman: $2.4M awarded to ORACLE CORPORATION AUSTRALIA P/L.
- Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research: $5.0M awarded to International Food Policy Research Institute.
Top agencies this week:
- Department of Defence: $137.1M across 111 contracts.
- Australian Taxation Office: $130.3M across 27 contracts.
- Digital Transformation Agency: $18.7M across 2 contracts.
Category trends:
- Other: $316.7M
- Professional Services: $42.5M
- It Telecom: $33.3M
- Defence Security: $8.6M
Procurement approach mix:
- Open: 258 contracts, 58% of value.
- Limited: 342 contracts, 42% of value.
- Selective: 2 contracts, 1% of value.
Recurring suppliers:
- HUDSON GLOBAL RESOURCES (AUST) PTY LTD: 14 wins, $2.7M total value.
- SG FLEET AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED: 7 wins, $613K total value.
- KPMG: 4 wins, $1.3M total value.
Why this matters:
This briefing tracks real procurement signals across agency activity, supplier concentration, contract size mix, and category-level shifts so public sector teams can spot patterns early.
Keywords: Australian government tenders, AusTender, procurement intelligence, contract awards, public sector spending, supplier trends, agency procurement.
Source data: AusTender OCDS (CC BY 3.0 AU).
By Commonwealth SignalsCommonwealth Signals
Week 2026-W03 (January 12 to January 18, 2026)
In this episode, we unpack $423.6M in Commonwealth procurement across 602 contracts.
Coverage spans 71 agencies and 526 suppliers.
Week-over-week spending is up 143 percent.
Episode highlights:
- Digital Transformation Agency: $18.5M awarded to IBM AUSTRALIA LTD.
- NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission: $5.0M awarded to KM Property Funds Ltd.
- NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission: $4.4M awarded to Australian Unity Group Services Pty Ltd.
- Office of the Fair Work Ombudsman: $2.4M awarded to ORACLE CORPORATION AUSTRALIA P/L.
- Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research: $5.0M awarded to International Food Policy Research Institute.
Top agencies this week:
- Department of Defence: $137.1M across 111 contracts.
- Australian Taxation Office: $130.3M across 27 contracts.
- Digital Transformation Agency: $18.7M across 2 contracts.
Category trends:
- Other: $316.7M
- Professional Services: $42.5M
- It Telecom: $33.3M
- Defence Security: $8.6M
Procurement approach mix:
- Open: 258 contracts, 58% of value.
- Limited: 342 contracts, 42% of value.
- Selective: 2 contracts, 1% of value.
Recurring suppliers:
- HUDSON GLOBAL RESOURCES (AUST) PTY LTD: 14 wins, $2.7M total value.
- SG FLEET AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED: 7 wins, $613K total value.
- KPMG: 4 wins, $1.3M total value.
Why this matters:
This briefing tracks real procurement signals across agency activity, supplier concentration, contract size mix, and category-level shifts so public sector teams can spot patterns early.
Keywords: Australian government tenders, AusTender, procurement intelligence, contract awards, public sector spending, supplier trends, agency procurement.
Source data: AusTender OCDS (CC BY 3.0 AU).