In brief
- Agencies published 557 awards worth A$346.4 million.
- BCI Sales won A$37.0 million for WA school buses.
- Defence led buyers by value at A$78.3 million.
BCI Sales won the week's biggest award, a A$37.0 million deal for new WA school buses from the Department of Education. Agencies published 557 awards worth A$346.4 million.
Macquarie Point Development Corporation issued A$26.8 million for waste disposal services to Southern Waste Solutions. It also let A$8.3 million for site preparation and waste disposal to City of Hobart- McRobies Gully Waste Management Centre.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade awarded A$16.8 million for building works support to J Kadowaki. The Department of Logistics and Infrastructure placed A$16.5 million with A1 Plant and Civil for pavement and drainage repairs in the Darwin region.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics bought VMware enterprise software for A$13.0 million from the Trustee for Kirra Services Unit Trust. CSIRO purchased VMware licensing for A$9.7 million from VMware Australia, and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority renewed Regnology Ireland services for A$7.9 million.
Defence led buyers by value, publishing 189 awards worth A$78.3 million. Education followed with A$41.3 million across nine awards. Macquarie Point Development Corporation posted A$35.1 million from two awards.
IT & Software led categories by value at A$73.8 million across 94 awards. Consultancy & Legal recorded A$45.4 million, ahead of Transport & Logistics on A$45.1 million. Agencies opened 442 new tenders. Construction led by count with 98, followed by Infrastructure with 91. Twenty-one close the following week. Counts are notices GovMarket collected; values include only those with a usable value.
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Written from published notices and GovMarket contract records. Totals cover GovMarket records, which start at different dates for each source.
