Australian Government Agencies

391 procurement bodies · $1479.8B total spend

STOA tracks 391 Australian Government agencies with a combined $1479.8B in procurement spend. This directory ranks every agency by total spend, with individual profiles containing top suppliers, competition rates, procurement method trends, contract size distribution, and recompete pipeline. Data is sourced from AusTender under CC BY 4.0 and updated weekly.

All agencies ranked by total procurement spend

#AgencyContractsTotal SpendCompetition
1 Department of Defence 330,706 $624.9B 28%
2 Department of the Treasury 5,424 $245.6B 48%
3 Department of Home Affairs 24,925 $64.1B 65%
4 Services Australia 31,138 $38.1B 66%
5 Transport for NSW 2,370 $31.9B 100%
6 Department of Health and Aged Care 27,242 $31.1B 68%
7 National Blood Authority 1,048 $28.5B 68%
8 Australian Taxation Office 18,622 $26.9B 49%
9 Department of Employment and Workplace Relations 9,791 $24.3B 77%
10 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Australian Aid Program 6,689 $23.5B 69%
11 Sydney Metro 322 $21.1B 100%
12 Transport for NSW (Transport Infrastructure Projects) 872 $17.6B 100%
13 Department of Social Services 9,848 $16.5B 76%
14 NSW Department of Communities and Justice 1,422 $15.2B 100%
15 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 17,358 $13.6B 52%
16 Transport for NSW (Legacy Transport Infrastructure Projects) 101 $11.3B 92%
17 Australian Federal Police 15,541 $10.9B 39%
18 Department of Health, Disability and Ageing 2,637 $10.4B 76%
19 Department of Industry, Science and Resources 18,558 $10.1B 48%
20 Department of Veterans' Affairs 22,704 $9.5B 76%
21 Department of Finance 13,865 $9.2B 56%
22 Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry 23,221 $8.3B 58%
23 Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water 9,444 $8.1B 54%
24 Department of Education 10,060 $7.8B 59%
25 Commonwealth of Australia 4 $7.5B 100%
26 Telecommunications Universal Service Management Agency 47 $6.5B 45%
27 Health Infrastructure 250 $6.4B —
28 Australian Signals Directorate 10,151 $6.1B 51%
29 Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts 14,127 $5.5B 55%
30 CSIRO 1,933 $4.4B 49%
31 Australian Electoral Commission 7,447 $4.0B 59%
32 Insurance and Care NSW (icare) 197 $4.0B 80%
33 Geoscience Australia 6,673 $3.7B 35%
34 Department of State Growth 1,417 $3.5B 30%
35 Sydney Trains 874 $3.5B 100%
36 Bureau of Meteorology 11,769 $3.5B 55%
37 NSW Procurement 3 $3.3B 100%
38 Department of Health and Human Services 1,878 $3.3B 56%
39 Attorney-General's Department 8,843 $3.2B 47%
40 Department of Health 1,185 $3.0B 16%
41 Department of Education – Corporate 971 $3.0B —
42 Digital Transformation Agency 2,655 $3.0B 67%
43 Australian Digital Health Agency 3,232 $2.9B 79%
44 HealthShare NSW 2,186 $2.7B 100%
45 Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 8,755 $2.6B 56%
46 Australian Maritime Safety Authority 479 $2.6B 68%
47 Digital & ICT 624 $2.6B —
48 Australian Securities and Investments Commission 9,968 $2.6B 39%
49 Grains Research and Development Corporation 1,605 $2.5B 52%
50 Department of Treasury and Finance 391 $2.4B 48%
51 Australian Prudential Regulation Authority 4,487 $2.3B 31%
52 Austrade 8,552 $2.2B 35%
53 eHealth NSW 242 $2.0B 100%
54 Department of Parliamentary Services 5,921 $1.9B 56%
55 Australian Bureau of Statistics 3,928 $1.9B 44%
56 Australian Competition and Consumer Commission 9,525 $1.9B 67%
57 Department of Education Employment and Workplace Relations 2,551 $1.8B 58%
58 Transport Asset Manager (TAM) of NSW 381 $1.8B 100%
59 Reserve Bank of Australia 273 $1.7B 43%
60 Department of Agriculture 6,362 $1.6B 47%
61 Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission 4,059 $1.5B 43%
62 Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business 5,837 $1.5B 51%
63 IP Australia 5,044 $1.5B 58%
64 Infrastructure NSW 155 $1.4B —
65 National Archives of Australia 2,193 $1.2B 46%
66 Homes NSW 608 $1.2B 61%
67 Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts 770 $1.2B 51%
68 Ambulance Service of NSW 39 $1.1B —
69 NSW Police Force 265 $1.1B 100%
70 Australian Customs and Border Protection Service 3,718 $1.1B 20%
71 Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research 2,760 $1.1B 12%
72 Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources 513 $1.1B 83%
73 TAFE NSW 285 $992M —
74 Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management 476 $980M 56%
75 Australian Financial Security Authority 2,998 $949M 58%
76 Department of Education - Corporate 156 $939M 100%
77 Office of the Fair Work Ombudsman 3,585 $927M 37%
78 Clean Energy Regulator 3,323 $908M 73%
79 Future Fund Management Agency 1,995 $869M 35%
80 Tourism Australia 187 $835M 51%
81 Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission 3,160 $811M 73%
82 Federal Court of Australia 2,160 $795M 59%
83 National Capital Authority 1,661 $779M 31%
84 National Indigenous Australians Agency 2,723 $770M 49%
85 Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre 1,901 $760M 62%
86 NSW Rural Fire Service 93 $744M —
87 Australian War Memorial 156 $717M 76%
88 Australian National Audit Office 2,373 $712M 70%
89 Australian Communications and Media Authority 2,177 $710M 44%
90 Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority 2,000 $684M 25%
91 Fair Work Commission 2,511 $608M 42%
92 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions 2,385 $592M 42%
93 Department of Communications and the Arts 2,709 $559M 52%
94 Ministry of Health 58 $517M —
95 Dept of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure 357 $498M —
96 Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation 216 $496M 63%
97 Australian Office of Financial Management 434 $484M 26%
98 Administrative Review Tribunal 506 $471M 60%
99 Department for Education, Children and Young People 623 $449M 29%
100 Department of Premier and Cabinet 621 $446M 23%
101 Administrative Appeals Tribunal 2,129 $427M 62%
102 Director of National Parks 259 $411M 51%
103 Public Transport Ticketing Corporation 2 $409M —
104 Homes Tasmania 68 $396M 15%
105 Department of Justice 521 $376M 33%
106 National Health and Medical Research Council 1,808 $370M 59%
107 NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission 1,584 $366M 77%
108 Department of Customer Service 111 $347M 100%
109 Australian Fisheries Management Authority 1,658 $339M 30%
110 Australian Public Service Commission 2,477 $337M 51%
111 National Emergency Management Agency 789 $331M 67%
112 Venues NSW 105 $327M 100%
113 NSW Public Works 143 $318M —
114 Comcare 269 $310M 84%
115 Murray-Darling Basin Authority 860 $291M 52%
116 NSW Trains 73 $291M 100%
117 Department of the Environment Water Heritage and the Arts 14 $291M 71%
118 Australian Submarine Agency 439 $280M 46%
119 Department of Health and Aged Care - Therapeutic Goods Administration 1,132 $274M 59%
120 Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania 208 $268M 20%
121 Australian Research Council 2,521 $268M 19%
122 Australian Transport Safety Bureau 582 $268M 47%
123 Royal Australian Mint 2,835 $265M 19%
124 Australian Skills Quality Authority 1,475 $253M 60%
125 Central Coast Council 1 $250M —
126 Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment 634 $248M 48%
127 Department of Communities Tasmania 80 $247M 50%
128 Energy Corporation of NSW 94 $241M —
129 CrimTrac 409 $230M 65%
130 National Parks & Wildlife Service 177 $224M 100%
131 Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs 1,023 $222M 59%
132 Motor Accidents Insurance Board 23 $220M 100%
133 Family Court and Federal Circuit Court 662 $216M 74%
134 Australian Centre for Disease Control 87 $213M 35%
135 Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority 199 $205M 51%
136 Legal Aid NSW 70 $201M —
137 Australian Building and Construction Commission 1,437 $196M 28%
138 Comsuper 412 $191M 62%
139 Service NSW 56 $187M —
140 Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 98 $186M 36%
141 Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman 1,338 $176M 66%
142 NSW Treasury 46 $172M 0%
143 Old Parliament House 720 $168M 20%
144 National Museum of Australia 88 $168M 71%
145 National Gallery of Australia 83 $153M 51%
146 Office of the eSafety Commissioner 558 $147M 59%
147 Department of Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport 658 $139M 25%
148 Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General 1,350 $135M 39%
149 Department of Regional NSW 267 $134M —
150 Mental Health Commission 2 $134M —
151 Sydney Olympic Park Authority 55 $132M —
152 Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency 1,510 $131M 13%
153 Stadiums Tasmania 7 $128M 71%
154 National Anti-Corruption Commission 251 $126M 51%
155 Property NSW 30 $126M 100%
156 Cancer Australia 656 $116M 33%
157 Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency 894 $116M 62%
158 Tourism Tasmania 326 $114M 7%
159 TasTAFE 159 $113M 53%
160 Art Gallery of NSW 35 $106M —
161 Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority 162 $105M 27%
162 Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. 125 $105M —
163 NSW Electoral Commission 144 $103M —
164 Regional Investment Corporation 131 $102M 62%
165 Macquarie Point Development Corporation 125 $101M 21%
166 Office of the Australian Information Commissioner 830 $98M 25%
167 Office of Parliamentary Counsel 470 $97M 22%
168 Department of Infrastructure and Transport 576 $96M 60%
169 Sydney Harbour Federation Trust 28 $94M 89%
170 NSW Aboriginal Housing Office 99 $94M —
171 NSW Department of Primary Industries 43 $93M —
172 Audit Office of NSW 52 $87M 100%
173 Department of Resources Energy and Tourism 520 $85M 34%
174 Australian Institute of Family Studies 492 $84M 40%
175 High Speed Rail Authority 95 $83M 77%
176 NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) 40 $83M —
177 Sport Integrity Australia 679 $82M 48%
178 Taronga Conservation Society Australia 51 $79M —
179 Productivity Commission 748 $78M 36%
180 Fire and Rescue NSW 60 $76M 100%
181 Office of Sport 39 $76M —
182 Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation 132 $74M 13%
183 Cancer Institute NSW 52 $74M —
184 NSW Small Business Commissioner 3 $69M —
185 Department of Economic Development, Tourism and the Arts 183 $68M 66%
186 Department of Communities 17 $67M —
187 Department of Children and Families 2 $67M —
188 Office of National Intelligence 526 $65M 23%
189 National Mental Health Commission 536 $63M 34%
190 Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency 232 $58M 53%
191 Western Sydney Parklands Trust 7 $58M —
192 System Administration 103 $58M 42%
193 NSW Environment Protection Authority 19 $57M —
194 Professional Services Review 616 $56M 44%
195 DCCEEW - Water Group 34 $56M —
196 Australian Human Rights Commission 169 $56M 31%
197 Safe Work Australia 534 $55M 46%
198 Better Regulation Division 39 $54M —
199 NSW State Emergency Service 27 $54M —
200 Department of Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts 149 $53M 67%
201 Main Roads Western Australia 22 $50M —
202 Australian National Preventive Health Agency 122 $49M 57%
203 Organ and Tissue Authority 389 $49M 43%
204 Destination NSW 164 $49M —
205 Export Finance Australia 43 $49M 72%
206 Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority 521 $47M 56%
207 Workplace Gender Equality Agency 347 $45M 25%
208 Department of Housing and Works 59 $42M —
209 Department of the House of Representatives 651 $39M 30%
210 Net Zero Economy Authority 137 $37M 61%
211 Bradfield Development Authority 31 $36M —
212 Western Australia Police Force 14 $35M —
213 Marine and Safety Tasmania 112 $34M 93%
214 Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulator 26 $33M 46%
215 Australian National Maritime Museum 14 $32M 64%
216 National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority 177 $32M 23%
217 Australian Aged Care Quality Agency 361 $30M 8%
218 Premiers Department 57 $29M —
219 Australian Institute of Criminology 343 $27M 33%
220 National Recovery and Resilience Agency 232 $27M 57%
221 National Health Performance Authority 74 $27M 39%
222 Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity 242 $27M 16%
223 State Transit Authority 3 $26M —
224 Department of Logistics and Infrastructure 25 $26M —
225 Department of the Senate 311 $26M 34%
226 Aurora Energy 23 $25M 100%
227 Australian Institute of Marine Science 22 $25M 77%
228 Canterbury-Bankstown Council 68 $24M 100%
229 Customer Delivery & Transformation Division 46 $23M —
230 National Health Funding Body 216 $23M 66%
231 Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority 125 $21M 79%
232 Z - Department of Industry - Corporate Services Partners 1 $21M —
233 Environment and Heritage 34 $21M —
234 Inspector-General of Taxation 170 $20M 33%
235 Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure 11 $20M —
236 Commonwealth Grants Commission 164 $19M 61%
237 NSW Crown Holiday Parks Trust 4 $19M —
238 Climate Change Authority 157 $18M 41%
239 NSW Crime Commission 3 $18M —
240 Office of the Australian Accounting Standards Board 264 $17M 38%
241 Social Security Appeals Tribunal 131 $17M 65%
242 Public Service Commission 18 $16M —
243 Migration Review Tribunal and Refugee Review Tribunal (MRT-RRT) 113 $16M 41%
244 Tasmanian Irrigation Schemes Pty Ltd 13 $15M 100%
245 Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sports 26 $15M 100%
246 Sydney Opera House 25 $14M 100%
247 National Portrait Gallery of Australia 8 $14M 88%
248 Revenue NSW 11 $14M —
249 Office of the Special Investigator 36 $13M 28%
250 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions NSW 19 $13M —
251 Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency 223 $13M 31%
252 Tasmanian Audit Office 32 $13M 47%
253 SIRA 19 $13M —
254 Therapeutic Goods Administration 10 $12M 50%
255 Local Land Services 36 $12M —
256 Office of the Superannuation Commission 1 $12M 100%
257 Corporate Services Partners 9 $11M —
258 NSW Reconstruction Authority 21 $10M —
259 Tasmania Fire Service 49 $10M 100%
260 Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of NSW 22 $9M 0%
261 Parliamentary Workplace Support Service 99 $9M 65%
262 Australian Museum 14 $9M —
263 Office Of Environment & Heritage 1 $8M —
264 National Water Commission 87 $8M 30%
265 Royal Botanic Gardens & Domain Trust 8 $8M —
266 Parliamentary Budget Office 165 $7M 53%
267 NSW Trustee & Guardian 9 $7M 0%
268 Tasmanian Irrigation Development Board Pty Ltd 14 $7M 64%
269 Western Sydney Local Health District 4 $7M —
270 Office of the Ombudsman 10 $7M —
271 Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration 4 $7M —
272 National Competition Council 17 $7M 41%
273 Department of Planning - Corporate 14 $6M —
274 Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security 94 $6M 38%
275 North Queensland Water Infrastructure Authority 12 $6M 67%
276 CreateNSW 4 $6M —
277 A Testing Agency 18 $6M 50%
278 State Library of NSW 5 $6M —
279 Legislature-General 5 $5M 60%
280 Lotterywest 4 $5M —
281 Infrastructure and Project Financing Agency 27 $5M 19%
282 DPIE - Crown Lands 11 $5M —
283 Biodiversity Conservation & Science 18 $5M —
284 Personal Injury Commission 2 $5M —
285 Australian Law Reform Commission 28 $5M 43%
286 South Metropolitan Health Service 6 $5M —
287 House of Assembly 4 $4M 100%
288 Planning Ministerial Corporation 4 $4M —
289 Far West Local Health District 11 $4M 100%
290 Museums of History NSW 10 $4M —
291 Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport 4 $4M —
292 Northern NSW Local Health District 4 $4M —
293 North Metropolitan TAFE 5 $4M —
294 Property and Advisory Group 10 $4M —
295 WA Country Health Service 4 $4M —
296 North Metropolitan Health Service 9 $4M —
297 Mining, Exploration & Geoscience (Regional NSW) 4 $3M —
298 Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency 49 $3M 53%
299 Environment Protection Authority 10 $3M 10%
300 Federal Circuit Court of Australia 29 $3M 79%
301 National Faster Rail Agency 22 $3M 91%
302 Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens 13 $3M 39%
303 Department of Water and Environmental Regulation 3 $3M —
304 Investment NSW 4 $2M —
305 NSW Crown Solicitor's Office 2 $2M —
306 Health Support Services 8 $2M —
307 Centennial Park & Moore Park Trust 6 $2M —
308 Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development 12 $2M —
309 Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority 2 $2M —
310 Independent Commission Against Corruption 7 $2M —
311 Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commission 20 $2M 55%
312 Department of the Premier and Cabinet 8 $2M —
313 Department of Health (Royal Street) 8 $2M —
314 Office of the Tasmanian Economic Regulator 11 $1M 27%
315 Department of People, Sport and Culture 1 $1M —
316 The Cabinet Office 5 $1M —
317 Georges River Council 1 $1M —
318 Child and Adolescent Health Service 4 $1M —
319 Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage 7 $1M —
320 Public Trustee 3 $1M 67%
321 Births, Deaths & Marriages 2 $1M —
322 Sullivans Cove Waterfront Authority 8 $952K 25%
323 Hunter Central Coast Development Corporation 5 $924K —
324 Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions 6 $894K —
325 Inland Fisheries Service 4 $891K 100%
326 Public Transport Authority 1 $877K —
327 Level 3 Testing Agency 4 $820K 50%
328 Programmed Facility Management 4 $807K —
329 ChemCentre 3 $799K —
330 Department of Infrastructure Transport Regional Development and Local Government 2 $792K 50%
331 Department of Energy and Economic Diversification 6 $750K —
332 Department of Training and Workforce Development (DTWD) 2 $749K —
333 East Metropolitan Health Service 2 $749K —
334 ZArchived Agencies 3 $672K —
335 Office of the Inspector-General of Aged Care 18 $671K 67%
336 NSW - Treasury 1 $638K —
337 Law Enforcement Conduct Commission 2 $624K —
338 Land and Property Management Authority 1 $595K —
339 Northern Sydney Local Health District 2 $567K —
340 Seacare 13 $542K 23%
341 Government Architect NSW 1 $539K —
342 Corporate Services 3 $539K —
343 Greater Cities Commission 2 $532K —
344 PathWest Laboratory Medicine WA 1 $515K —
345 Brand Tasmania 5 $511K 0%
346 Spotless Facilities Management 2 $502K —
347 Corruption and Crime Commission of WA 1 $500K —
348 Metropolitan Cemeteries Board 4 $438K —
349 Legal Aid Commission of WA 2 $427K —
350 Power and Water Corporation 2 $407K —
351 Office of the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption 1 $396K —
352 Government Employees Superannuation Board of WA 1 $372K —
353 Private Health Insurance Ombudsman 4 $342K 50%
354 Rottnest Island Authority 2 $328K —
355 Office of the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board 12 $322K 100%
356 Integrity Commission 4 $314K 50%
357 Northern Territory Fire and Emergency Service 1 $309K —
358 Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety 3 $287K —
359 Central Regional TAFE 1 $249K —
360 North Regional TAFE 1 $246K —
361 Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority 5 $244K 80%
362 Heritage Stoneworks - Alexandria 1 $238K —
363 Department of Fire and Emergency Services 2 $232K —
364 Office of the Ombudsman and Health Complaints Commissioner 2 $217K 50%
365 Department of Education - Schools 1 $216K —
366 Northern Territory Police Force 1 $212K —
367 Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences 1 $205K —
368 VenuesWest 1 $205K —
369 Department of Housing, Local Government and Community Development 1 $192K —
370 NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust 1 $176K —
371 Department of Transport 1 $171K —
372 South Eastern Sydney Local Health District 1 $171K —
373 Perth Zoo 1 $143K —
374 Department of Tourism and Hospitality 2 $142K —
375 CRS Australia 3 $137K 67%
376 South Regional TAFE 2 $106K —
377 Department of Education and Training 1 $102K —
378 Infrastructure WA 1 $96K —
379 National Commission for Aboriginal and Torres Stright Islander Children and Young People 3 $93K 0%
380 Department of the Chief Minister and Cabinet 1 $92K —
381 Department of Mining and Energy 2 $80K —
382 Landgate 4 $79K —
383 Department of Lands, Planning and Environment 1 $76K —
384 Economic Regulation Authority 1 $71K —
385 National Trust of Western Australia 1 $68K —
386 Child Support Agency 1 $65K 0%
387 Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications 1 $22K 100%
388 Test Agency 2 AWS 1 $20K 100%
389 Barangaroo Delivery Authority 2 $0 —
390 Blue Mountains City Council 1 $0 —
391 SAS Trustee Corporation 5 $0 —