In brief
- Bids close 18 November on Tasmania's disease surveillance system tender.
- Department has 171 contracts worth A$1.70 billion in 2026.
- Microsoft holds six IT contracts worth A$19.3 million in records.
Tasmania's Department of Health is seeking a supplier for an electronic notifiable disease surveillance system, with bids due by 18 November, according to a notice on Tasmanian Government Tenders.
The contract covers supply, implementation, hosting, maintenance and ongoing support. Bidders may propose a department-hosted or externally-hosted model that meets specified security, compliance, integration and service requirements.
In 2026 the department has 171 contracts worth A$1.70 billion in GovMarket records.
GovMarket data shows past IT and software suppliers include Microsoft, with six contracts worth A$19.3 million, last year 2025. Data Capture Experts has one contract worth A$23.2 million from 2023. Oracle has five contracts worth A$15.7 million, last year 2022.
Bids close on 18 November. The procurement is a Request for Tender and is not a panel.
Key facts
* 2026 so far
| Year | Value | Contracts |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | $1.35bn | 543 |
| 2022 | $485.0m | 389 |
| 2023 | $1.00bn | 337 |
| 2024 | $446.7m | 422 |
| 2025 | $589.2m | 448 |
| 2026 | $1.70bn | 171 |
Who this buyer has used for this work
Written from published notices and GovMarket contract records. Totals cover GovMarket records, which start at different dates for each source.
