How many government contracts has CORE ELECTRONICS won?

CORE ELECTRONICS has been awarded 18 Australian Government contracts worth a combined $343K over 7 years (2020–2026). The average contract value is $19K. Data is sourced from AusTender (CC BY 4.0) and updated weekly by STOA.

What does CORE ELECTRONICS supply to the Australian Government?

CORE ELECTRONICS primarily supplies 4321-computer-hardware-and-accessories to the Australian Government, covering 6 different UNSPSC procurement categories. Other key categories include 2321-industrial-manufacturing-code-2321. Contracts range from small engagements to large multi-year agreements with an average value of $19K.

CORE ELECTRONICS — Australian Government Contracts

Q: Who are CORE ELECTRONICS's biggest government clients?

CORE ELECTRONICS's largest government client by contract value is Department of Defence. In total, CORE ELECTRONICS has supplied 4 different Australian Government agencies. The second-largest client is Australian Signals Directorate. Agency relationships span procurement categories including 4321-computer-hardware-and-accessories.

Q: Is CORE ELECTRONICS's government business growing?

CORE ELECTRONICS's government contract value has grown by 256% year-over-year, based on a comparison of awarded contract value in the last 12 months versus the prior 12-month period. This increase reflects changes in both the number and size of contracts awarded by Australian Government agencies.

What does CORE ELECTRONICS do for the Australian Government?

CORE ELECTRONICS is an Australian Government contractor with 18 contracts worth $343K since 2020. Their largest government client is Department of Defence, and their average contract value is $19K. The company has seen significant recent growth in government contract awards.

Key Metrics

18Total Contracts

$343KTotal Value

4Agencies Served

$19KAvg Contract

7Years Active

How much does CORE ELECTRONICS win in government contracts each year?

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CORE ELECTRONICS — Annual Government Contract Awards
Year	Contracts	Value
2020	3	$49K
2021	7	$141K
2022	2	$55K
2023	3	$50K
2024	1	$11K
2025	1	$18K
2026	2	$31K

Who are CORE ELECTRONICS's biggest government clients?

Agency	Contracts	Value	Share
Department of Defence	13	$269K	78.3%
Australian Signals Directorate	2	$35K	10.1%
Royal Australian Mint	2	$23K	6.6%
Australian Federal Police	1	$17K	5.0%

What categories does CORE ELECTRONICS supply to government?

Category	Contracts	Value	Share
4321-computer-hardware-and-accessories	10	$177K	51.6%
2321-industrial-manufacturing-code-2321	3	$68K	19.8%
5216-appliances-and-electronics-code-5216	2	$55K	16.0%
4110-laboratory-and-scientific-equipment	1	$22K	6.5%
2315-industrial-manufacturing-code-2315	1	$11K	3.1%
3213-electronic-components-code-3213	1	$11K	3.1%

How does CORE ELECTRONICS win government contracts?

Method	Contracts	Value	Share
limited	19	$354K	100.0%

What are CORE ELECTRONICS's largest government contracts?

Contract	Agency	Value	Awarded
Robotic Kits	Department of Defence	$35K	2022-02-08
Printing and Scanning Equipment	Department of Defence	$34K	2021-06-15
Printer and Consumables	Department of Defence	$29K	2021-05-20
Printer and Consumables	Department of Defence	$29K	2021-05-20
3D Printer	Department of Defence	$22K	2023-06-14

What are CORE ELECTRONICS's most recent government contracts?

Contract	Agency	Value	Date
Manufacturing Machinery	Department of Defence	$11K	2026-05-12
Electronic Equipment	Australian Signals Directorate	$20K	2026-03-09
ICT Equipment	Department of Defence	$18K	2025-05-20
Electronic Components	Department of Defence	$11K	2024-06-17
Computer Equipment and Accessories	Department of Defence	$13K	2023-10-10
ICT Equipment	Australian Signals Directorate	$15K	2023-06-18
3D Printer	Department of Defence	$22K	2023-06-14
3D Printer	Department of Defence	$20K	2022-06-09
Robotic Kits	Department of Defence	$35K	2022-02-08
3D Printer	Royal Australian Mint	$12K	2021-11-10

Is CORE ELECTRONICS's government business growing or declining?

↑ 256.4%

Rapid growth — contract value increased 256% year-over-year.

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

Who competes with CORE ELECTRONICS for government contracts?

Other suppliers winning contracts from the same agencies in similar categories.

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What is CORE ELECTRONICS's registered business information?

Australian Business Number (ABN): 77164715226
Registered Name: CORE ELECTRONICS
Government Contracting Period: 2020 – 2026

Verify entity details on the Australian Business Register.

Which government agencies has CORE ELECTRONICS worked with?

Registered Business Details

Entity Type: Australian Private Company
ASIC Company Type: Proprietary Limited
ABN Status: Active
GST: Registered
ACN: 164715226
ABN: 77164715226 verify ↗
State: NSW
Postcode: 2285
Incorporated: 9 July 2013 (12 years ago)

Source: Australian Business Register (ABR) + ASIC Companies Register. View on ABN Lookup ↗

Procurement Categories

UNSPSC categories where CORE ELECTRONICS is active.

IT & Telecommunications 10 contracts · $177K · 0.0% of category spend Industrial Manufacturing 5 contracts · $89K · 0.0% of category spend Appliances & Electronics 2 contracts · $55K · 0.0% of category spend

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