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Australian Human Rights Commission — contracts awarded and suppliers

AskTender holds 50 contract awards published by Australian Human Rights Commission, spanning July 2021 to June 2026. Together they are worth $40.4M. The named suppliers, contract values and award dates are all below. Contracts here typically run about 12 months.

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Australian Human Rights Commission at a glance

50

contracts awarded

$40.4M

total contract value

40

different suppliers used

July 2021June 2026

award history covered

Median contract value is $199k; the largest single award is $25.9M.

Who supplies Australian Human Rights Commission?

The 20 suppliers below account for the largest share of Australian Human Rights Commission's contract spend on record. If you are bidding into this agency, these are your incumbents.

Supplier Contracts Total value
dexus cpa pty ltd 2 $26.1M
NEC Australia Pty Ltd 2 $1.3M
RECORDPOINT SOFTWARE APAC PTY LTD 2 $934k
Corporate Travel Management Group Ltd 1 $905k
National Convention Centre 1 $791k
HP PPS Australia Pty Ltd 1 $787k
Squiz Australia Pty Ltd 2 $776k
Think HQ 3 $716k
agilyx pty limited 1 $581k
the shannon company 1 $577k
federation of ethnic communities 1 $550k
first nations collective consulting pty ltd 1 $540k
Yardstick Advisory Pty Ltd 2 $462k
Roy Morgan Research Ltd 2 $431k
WALLIS CONSULTING GROUP PTY LTD 1 $362k
pantheon systems inc 2 $350k
Australian National University 1 $320k
allen and clarke consulting group limited partnership 1 $274k
DATA#3 LIMITED. DATA 3 GROUP 2 $235k
Nous Group Pty Ltd 1 $233k

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Largest contracts awarded by Australian Human Rights Commission

Contract Value Awarded Source
Property lease of Levels 19 and 20, 175 Pitt Street, SYDNEY NSW 2000 $25.9M 9 February 2024 notice →
Electronic and case Management System to manage Complaints Submissions for the Human Rights Commission $1.1M 9 June 2026 notice →
Travel Management Services for the Australian Government $905k 23 August 2024 notice →
Procurement of venue for National Summit $791k 26 September 2022 notice →
236 x laptops, 173 x monitors, keyboards, mice, sleeves to accompany $787k 27 March 2024 notice →
Website build services $626k 9 January 2025 notice →
Unit 4 ERP Licence for 3 years $581k 31 July 2025 notice →
Content for social media campaign for Seen and Heard $577k 10 September 2025 notice →
Consultations with multicultural communities to inform the national anti-racism framework $550k 22 August 2023 notice →
Nationwide First Nations Community Consultations to inform a National Anti-Racism Framework $540k 19 February 2024 notice →
Eletronic and Document Record Management System to manage digital and physical records for Commission. $470k 10 March 2026 notice →
Recordpoint $463k 10 March 2022 notice →
The supplier must develop and implement a strategy to recruit participants aged 14-18 to the study. The supplier will be required to: support project planning/management activities;develop a social media particpant recruitment strategy;develop content (eg social media posts, videos) to deliver the strategy; and implement the social media participant recruitment strategy. Branding for the strategy has already been developed.   $436k 24 July 2025 notice →
Services required from the supplier relate to the preparation and conduct of fieldwork for the study and include: fieldwork planning and ethics requirements (including establishing and implementing a mandatory disclosure reporting protocol);building, testing and hosting of an online surveypilot testing (with inclusion of cognitive testing of questions):sampling and recruitment;managing all aspects of data collection and data managementmonitoring fieldwork response and providing regular reports throughout fieldwork:coding other-specify responses (back-coding, new code frames);providing comprehensive raw datasets and a final clean data file in excel and STATA format (under a robust transfer process);protecting confidentiality and securely storing survey data:disseminating participant incentives/reimbursement; andproviding pilot, interim and final reports     $362k 24 July 2025 notice →
Services in connection with the National Online Prevalence and Impact Survey for the Racism at University Study $320k 27 March 2025 notice →
Provision of services to conduct the data collection and analysis for the National Survey 2022 on sexual harassment in Australian workplaces.   $307k 5 July 2022 notice →
The Commission is engaging the supplier and the Supplier has agreed to be engaged to design and implement a survey of current and ex serving Australian Defence Force members conduct associated data collection and analysis and prepare a report on the Survey findings. $274k 19 June 2026 notice →
Internal Audit services $264k 24 July 2025 notice →
Implementation of a Case Management as a Service (CMaaS) Solution to the Australian Human Rights Commission $244k 23 May 2025 notice →
Undertake review of the organisational structure of the Australian Human Rights Commission (the Commission) to ensure the Commission is best organised and resourced to deliver statutory mandate and regulatory role. $233k 24 March 2025 notice →
Website hosting for Drupal websites $231k 15 November 2023 notice →
To provide Indigenous gendered impact measurement, evaluation and learning expertise to assist in the development of an impact measurement approach for the First Nation's Gender Justice Institute and National Action Plan, to ensure that this approach is underpinned by principles of Indigenous data sovereignty.  $230k 6 November 2023 notice →
Support with community engagement sessions in Victoria. Drafting of final evaluation and impact report. $217k 27 May 2025 notice →
Learning Management System $210k 18 June 2025 notice →
End to end videography and video editing services for the Disability Discrimination Commissioner $200k 25 February 2026 notice →

Australian Human Rights Commission contract activity by year

Year Contracts Value
2021 2 $263k
2022 8 $2.3M
2023 6 $1.4M
2024 12 $29.3M
2025 18 $5.1M
2026 4 $2.0M

How long Australian Human Rights Commission contracts run

Of the 46 Australian Human Rights Commission contracts that publish both a start and an end date, the typical term is 12 months. The shortest runs 2 months and the longest 120 months. 22 of them run beyond a single year, so incumbents are locked in for some time once they win.

12

median months

2

shortest term

120

longest term

22

run over a year

Based on the 46 contracts with published start and end dates, out of 50 awards in total.

Frequently asked questions

Who are Australian Human Rights Commission's biggest suppliers?+

Across the 50 contracts we hold, the largest supplier by value is dexus cpa pty ltd with 2 contracts worth $26.1M. In total 40 different suppliers have won work with Australian Human Rights Commission.

How much does Australian Human Rights Commission spend on contracts?+

The 50 awards we hold total $40.4M, covering July 2021 to June 2026. The median contract is $199k and the largest single award is $25.9M.

How long do Australian Human Rights Commission contracts run?+

Of the 46 contracts that publish both a start and an end date, the typical term is 12 months, ranging from 2 to 120 months. 22 of them run beyond a single year.

How do I find Australian Human Rights Commission tenders before they close?+

Connect AskTender to ChatGPT or Claude and ask for open tenders from Australian Human Rights Commission. New notices appear within 15 minutes of publishing, so you see them while there is still time to bid rather than after the award is announced.

Where does this Australian Human Rights Commission award data come from?+

Every figure on this page is taken from official government contract award notices, published by the buying agency itself. We link to the source notice for each contract listed. The data covers July 2021 to June 2026.

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