Procurement

In 2022-23 there were 83,625 contracts published on AusTender with a combined value of $74.8 billion.

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules govern how entities buy goods and services, and are designed to ensure the Government and taxpayers get value for money. Finance looks after the Commonwealth Procurement Framework, and assists both Government and business through advice, support and services.

Procurement Policy

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules are the basic rule set for Commonwealth procurements and govern the way in which entities undertake their own processes.

Buying for Government

Buying for the Australian Government is easier than you think. With tools such as BuyRight, you will be able to navigate the requirements of Buying for Government.

Whole of Government Procurement

Whole of Government arrangements are established for Commonwealth entities to use when purchasing certain types of goods or services.

AusTender

AusTender, the Australian Government's procurement information system, provides centralised publication of Australian Government business opportunities, annual procurement plans and contracts awarded.

ICT Procurement

The Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) is responsible for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) procurement.

Procurement Policy Notes

Procurement Policy Notes are targeted guidance pieces on specific topics, or in response to a particular matter, to provide tailored support to procuring officials.

Commonwealth Supplier Code of Conduct

The Commonwealth Supplier Code of Conduct outlines the Commonwealth’s minimum expectations of suppliers and their subcontractors while under contract with the Commonwealth.

Centre of Procurement Excellence

Public Consultation on Economic Benefits Guidance

Public consultation on the guidance to support the consideration of economic benefits during procurement activities.