AusTender contract notices
Notices of Commonwealth contracts above the reporting threshold, including supplier, value, agency, dates and procurement method.
90
usability score
out of 100 — see method
out of 100 — see method
Individual contract notice
granularity
the level it is published at
the level it is published at
Continuous
update frequency
never
last checked by us
availability changes without notice
availability changes without notice
Details
| Publisher | Department of Finance |
|---|---|
| Availability | open |
| Format | csv |
| Licence | not recorded |
| Coverage from | not recorded |
| Last updated at source | not recorded |
| Cost | free |
| Confidence | reported |
Questions this bears on
Notes
The benchmark dataset for this whole register. Transaction-level, downloadable, covering every federal agency on a common schema.
Its existence is the strongest available answer to the claim that transaction-level spending cannot be published. It has been published federally for years. The question every other body has to answer is why not them.
The known weakness is amendments: a contract that grows through variations is
harder to follow than one figure suggests, which is why
How often is a government contract extended or varied without going back to market? is recorded as derived rather than
yes.
Sources
- Commonwealth Procurement Rules; AusTender published reporting
