How many government contracts has ASIC won?

ASIC has been awarded 69 Australian Government contracts worth a combined $41M over 13 years (2013–2025). The average contract value is $590K. Data is sourced from AusTender (CC BY 4.0) and updated weekly by STOA.

Does ASIC have government contracts expiring soon?

Yes. ASIC has 3 contracts worth $4M expiring within the next 12 months. These represent potential recompete opportunities where other suppliers can bid for the work when the current contract period ends.

ASIC — Australian Government Contracts

Q: Who are ASIC's biggest government clients?

ASIC's largest government client by contract value is Australian Taxation Office. In total, ASIC has supplied 16 different Australian Government agencies. The second-largest client is Department of the Treasury.

What does ASIC do for the Australian Government?

ASIC is an Australian Government contractor with 69 contracts worth $40.7M since 2013. Their largest government client is Australian Taxation Office, and their average contract value is $590K.

Key Metrics

69Total Contracts

$40.7MTotal Value

16Agencies Served

$590KAvg Contract

13Years Active

3Expiring (12mo)

How much does ASIC win in government contracts each year?

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ASIC — Annual Government Contract Awards
Year	Contracts	Value
2013	8	$4.6M
2014	7	$6.9M
2015	9	$7.9M
2016	5	$1.1M
2017	3	$5.0M
2018	5	$170K
2019	7	$361K
2020	15	$6.4M
2021	1	$11K
2022	4	$4.1M
2023	4	$4.3M
2025	1	$12K

Who are ASIC's biggest government clients?

Agency	Contracts	Value	Share
Australian Taxation Office	20	$23.9M	58.7%
Department of the Treasury	9	$7.3M	18.0%
Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre	5	$4.6M	11.2%
Australian Communications and Media Authority	1	$1.7M	4.1%
Future Fund Management Agency	2	$1.1M	2.8%
Department of Home Affairs	1	$982K	2.4%
Department of Defence	5	$293K	0.7%
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority	4	$268K	0.7%
Services Australia	10	$184K	0.5%
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission	2	$139K	0.3%

How does ASIC win government contracts?

Method	Contracts	Value	Share
limited	67	$40.7M	97.1%
selective	2	$36K	2.9%

Which ASIC government contracts are expiring soon?

ASIC has 3 contracts worth $3.5M expiring in the next 12 months. These represent potential recompete opportunities for competing suppliers.

Contract	Agency	Value	Expires
Provision of information sources and services [MASCOT Database	Australian Taxation Office	$1.8M	2026-06-29
Provision of information sources and services - MASCOT	Australian Taxation Office	$1.6M	2026-06-29
Database Searches	Services Australia	$12K	2026-06-29

What are ASIC's largest government contracts?

Contract	Agency	Value	Awarded
Lease & rental of property or building	Department of the Treasury	$5.0M	2015-09-23
MASCOT Database Access.	Australian Taxation Office	$4.7M	2014-06-25
MOU for the provision of ASIC floor space and facilities support services	Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre	$3.3M	2013-01-21
MASCOT Database Access - 3 Years	Australian Taxation Office	$2.6M	2017-09-01
MASCOT Database Access - 3 Years	Australian Taxation Office	$2.4M	2017-09-01

What are ASIC's most recent government contracts?

Contract	Agency	Value	Date
Database Searches	Services Australia	$12K	2025-08-21
Provision of information sources and services - MASCOT	Australian Taxation Office	$1.6M	2023-12-21
Provision of information sources and services [MASCOT Database	Australian Taxation Office	$1.8M	2023-11-15
Provision of information sources and services [MASCOT Database]	Australian Taxation Office	$748K	2023-11-15
Provision of legal services	Australian Taxation Office	$50K	2023-08-17
Provision of information services - MASCOT Database	Australian Taxation Office	$862K	2022-08-09
Provision of information servicves - MASCOT Database	Australian Taxation Office	$1.2M	2022-08-09
Record Searches	Services Australia	$20K	2022-07-15
Provision of information services - MASCOT Database	Australian Taxation Office	$2.1M	2022-07-04
Provision of Legal Services	Australian Taxation Office	$11K	2021-01-11

Is ASIC's government business growing or declining?

→ 0.0%

Stable — contract value remained consistent year-over-year.

Based on comparison of last 12 months vs prior 12 months of awarded contract value.

Who competes with ASIC for government contracts?

Other suppliers winning contracts from the same government agencies.

Supplier	Contracts	Value
Hays Personnel Services	384	$123.06B
Gilbert and Tobin	1	$121.15B
IBM AUSTRALIA LIMITED Accounts Receivable	74	$1.56B
ACCENTURE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	84	$1.51B
OPTUS NETWORKS PTY LTD	40	$1.35B
HP Enterprise Services Australia Pty Ltd	1	$1.20B
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD PTY LTD	78	$731.0M
AUSTRALIA POST A/C 8287642	46	$724.1M
HOME AFFAIRS TIS TIS NATIONAL CENTRE	19	$700.2M
QIC Limited	3	$692.0M

What size contracts does ASIC typically win?

Size Range	Contracts	Total Value
$10K-$50K	34	$728K
$50K-$100K	8	$596K
$100K-$500K	6	$1.5M
$500K-$1M	6	$4.9M
$1M-$5M	15	$33.0M

What is ASIC's registered business information?

Australian Business Number (ABN): 86768265615
Registered Name: ASIC
Government Contracting Period: 2013 – 2025

Verify entity details on the Australian Business Register.

Which government agencies has ASIC worked with?

Procurement Categories

UNSPSC categories where ASIC is active.

Public Utilities 25 contracts · $24.9M · 0.1% of category spend Management & Professional Services 29 contracts · $15.2M · 0.0% of category spend Education & Training 3 contracts · $269K · 0.0% of category spend

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