Supplier · Public Services & Welfare, Health & Medical, Public Safety & Security

Womens Health Services (Womens Health Care Association)

Last winOct 2010Nothing won in the last 12 monthsValue won per quarter, last three years
Contracts on record5$2.0M in total
Running now0No contracts running
Next contract endingNone dueNo contracts ending in the next three years
Biggest buyer(inactive) Department for Child Protection64% of their value
5contractssince 2009
$2Mwon in totallatest Oct 2010
$251Ktypical contractmost $187K to $477K
0active now
Biggest buyer(inactive) Department for Child Protection3 contracts · $1.3M · 64% of value

What they do

Womens Health Services (Womens Health Care Association) supplies advocacy, counselling and case management for women, including multicultural women's advocacy, domestic violence support and brief intervention services at a women's prison.

Who buys from them

Its buyers are (inactive) Department for Child Protection with 3 contracts, (inactive) Department of Corrective Services and (inactive) Department of Health - Health Corporate Network - Supply 1. It has 3 buyers.

(inactive) Department for Child Protection(inactive) Department of Corrective Services(inactive) Department of Health - Health Corporate Network - Supply 1
Built from awarded contracts on record

What they win

How much they win each year, the size of a typical contract, and every contract on record.

Contract history

Domestic Violence Advocacy Support Central Contract Awarded to Womens Health ServicesPublic Services & Welfare$187K07/10/2010Central Perth Family and Domestic Violence Case Management and Co-ordination Services Awarded to Womens Health ServicesPublic Services & Welfare$145K04/05/2010Women's Health Care House Contract Awarded to Womens Health ServicesHealth & Medical$251K01/03/2010Multicultural Women's Advocacy Service by Womens Health ServicesPublic Services & Welfare$978K14/09/2009Provision of Brief Intervention Services at Bandyup Women's PrisonPublic Safety & Security$477K03/07/2009

Who they win it from

Their biggest government buyers and how much of their work each one is.

Most of their work comes from one buyer: (inactive) Department for Child Protection, 64% of value.

(inactive) Department for Child Protection$1.3M64%
(inactive) Department of Corrective Services$480K23%
(inactive) Department of Health - Health Corporate Network - Supply 1$250K12%

About them

Company details, where they work and the names they trade under.

Also traded asWomens Health Services (Womens Health Care Association)

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