How many government contracts has KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES won?

KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES has been awarded 3 Australian Government contracts worth a combined $107M over 7 years (2018–2024). The average contract value is $36M. Data is sourced from AusTender (CC BY 4.0) and updated weekly by STOA.

What does KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES supply to the Australian Government?

KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES primarily supplies Community and social services to the Australian Government, covering 1 different UNSPSC procurement categories. Contracts range from small engagements to large multi-year agreements with an average value of $36M.

KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES — Australian Government Contracts

Q: Who are KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES's biggest government clients?

KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES's largest government client by contract value is NSW Department of Communities and Justice. In total, KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES has supplied 3 different Australian Government agencies. The second-largest client is Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts. Agency relationships span procurement categories including Community and social services.

Q: Does KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES have government contracts expiring soon?

Yes. KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES has 1 contracts worth $9M 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.

What does KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES do for the Australian Government?

KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES is an Australian Government contractor with 3 contracts worth $107.0M since 2018. Their largest government client is NSW Department of Communities and Justice, and their average contract value is $35.7M.

Key Metrics

3Total Contracts

$107.0MTotal Value

3Agencies Served

$35.7MAvg Contract

7Years Active

1Expiring (12mo)

How much does KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES win in government contracts each year?

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KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES — Annual Government Contract Awards
Year	Contracts	Value
2018	1	$6.0M
2022	1	$9.3M
2024	1	$91.7M

Who are KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES's biggest government clients?

Agency	Contracts	Value	Share
NSW Department of Communities and Justice	1	$91.7M	85.7%
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts	1	$9.3M	8.7%
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts	1	$6.0M	5.6%

What categories does KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES supply to government?

Category	Contracts	Value	Share
Community and social services	1	$91.7M	100.0%

How does KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES win government contracts?

Method	Contracts	Value	Share
open	1	$9.3M	50.0%
limited	1	$6.0M	50.0%

Which KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES government contracts are expiring soon?

KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES has 1 contracts worth $9.3M expiring in the next 12 months. These represent potential recompete opportunities for competing suppliers.

Contract	Agency	Value	Expires
Child and Family Services	Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts	$9.3M	2026-06-29

What are KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES's largest government contracts?

Contract	Agency	Value	Awarded
Permanency Support Program - Key Assets The Children's Services Provider (Austra	NSW Department of Communities and Justice	$91.7M	2024-03-28
Child and Family Services	Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts	$9.3M	2022-01-20
Allied Health Services	Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts	$6.0M	2018-07-29

What are KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES's most recent government contracts?

Contract	Agency	Value	Date
Permanency Support Program - Key Assets The Children's Services Provider (Austra	NSW Department of Communities and Justice	$91.7M	2024-03-28
Child and Family Services	Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts	$9.3M	2022-01-20
Allied Health Services	Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts	$6.0M	2018-07-29

Who competes with KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES for government contracts?

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

Supplier	Contracts	Value
Life Without Barriers	2	$627.3M
Wesley Community Services Limited	13	$396.6M
Lifestyle Solutions (Aust) Ltd	1	$377.6M
Allambi Care Limited	4	$338.7M
MACKILLOP FAMILY SERVICES LIMITED	5	$265.2M
MARIST YOUTH CARE LIMITED	3	$246.2M
The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW) on behalf of Uniting (NSW.ACT)	25	$233.7M
Barnardos Australia	18	$225.0M
Anglicare NSW South NSW West and ACT	5	$212.1M
Challenge Community Services	1	$184.2M

What size contracts does KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES typically win?

Size Range	Contracts	Total Value
$5M-$20M	2	$15.3M
$20M+	1	$91.7M

What is KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES's registered business information?

Australian Business Number (ABN): 47140180169
Registered Name: KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Government Contracting Period: 2018 – 2024

Verify entity details on the Australian Business Register.

Which government agencies has KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES worked with?

Procurement Categories

UNSPSC categories where KEY ASSETS THE CHILDREN'S SERVICES is active.

Miscellaneous 1 contracts · $91.7M · 0.1% of category spend Politics & Civic Affairs 2 contracts · $15.3M · 0.0% of category spend

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