Johnson Controls International plc
What they do
Johnson Controls International plc supplies building systems, security, fire protection, HVAC and spare parts. Its contracts cover maintenance, equipment supply and system upgrades for government agencies.
Who buys from them
Its largest buyers are Department of Treasury and Finance, Department of Defence, Sydney Trains, Department of Parliamentary Services and Victoria Police. It has 21 buyers.
Contract size
Contracts typically fall between $54K and $384K, with a median of $160K. Its largest are energy performance contracting for government buildings at $5M, fire monitoring for Sydney Trains at $2.5M and a Victoria Police security system upgrade at $1.7M.
Recent activity
In the last 12 months it has 13 contracts worth $1.7M. It has 10 active contracts, with 7 ending within 12 months, the next being ship spare parts for Department of Defence ending Nov 2026.
What they win
How much they win each year, the size of a typical contract, and every contract on record.
Contract history
Who they win it from
Their biggest government buyers and how much of their work each one is.
HealthShare NSW is their biggest buyer at 22% of value, across 5 buyers shown.
Coming up
Contracts that end soon and may go back out to tender.
The next one ends November 2026 at NSW Public Works.
Recompete radar
22 expiring in 12moContracts nearing the end of their term. Some may go back out to tender when they expire.
About them
Company details, where they work and the names they trade under.
Also traded asjohnson controls, Johnson controls, Johnson Controls, JOHNSON CONTROLS, Johnson Controls Australia Pty Ltd, JOHNSON CONTROLS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD, Johnson Controls Inc., JOHNSON CONTROLS INC, JOHNSON CONTROLS INC., Johnson Controls Limited, Johnson Controls Ltd, Johnson Controls Pty Ltd, Johnson Controls™
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