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Australian Institute of Family Studies — contracts awarded and suppliers

AskTender holds 192 contract awards published by Australian Institute of Family Studies, spanning January 2022 to September 2026. Together they are worth $41.0M. The named suppliers, contract values and award dates are all below. Contracts here typically run about 11 months.

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Australian Institute of Family Studies at a glance

192

contracts awarded

$41.0M

total contract value

123

different suppliers used

January 2022September 2026

award history covered

Median contract value is $41k; the largest single award is $14.1M.

Who supplies Australian Institute of Family Studies?

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

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Largest contracts awarded by Australian Institute of Family Studies

Contract Value Awarded Source
Growing up in Australia: the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children $14.1M 22 February 2022 notice →
Lease of office buildings for AIFS $3.1M 24 June 2026 notice →
This Contract is made in the following context: A. AIFS manages the Ten to Men: The Australian Longitudinal Study on Male Health (‘ALSMH’ or ‘Ten to Men’) on behalf of the Commonwealth Department of Health (‘the Department’) and requires the provision of certain data collection, respondent engagement and sample maintenance services. B. The key purpose of the Main Sample Top Up is to recruit up to 10,000 additional participants into ALSMH in order to ensure adequate sample sizes for analyses and ensure it continues to be representative of Australian males born in 1956-2003 (i.e., age 10-55 at the initial wave in 2013-14). C. The parties have agreed that the Service Provider will perform the Services for AIFS on the terms and conditions set out in this contract. $2.2M 29 February 2024 notice →
AIFS manages Wave 5 of the Australian Longitudinal Study on Male Health (‘ALSMH’ or ‘Ten to Men’) on behalf of the Commonwealth Department of Health (‘the Department’) and requires the provision of certain data collection, respondent engagement and sample maintenance services $2.1M 3 September 2024 notice →
TTM Wave 6+ Fieldwork provider SRC $1.7M 15 June 2026 notice →
TTM Wave 4 fieldwork - SRC $1.4M 17 August 2022 notice →
IMT VSA6 items MS $743k 1 July 2026 notice →
Office Fitout Project Mgt $630k 4 April 2023 notice →
TechnologyOne software-direct from manufacturer $508k 15 June 2022 notice →
Travel Expenses - NAB  $500k 5 June 2024 notice →
WoaG Travel - National Australia Bank $500k 4 June 2024 notice →
Gambling Prevalence Study Pilot $474k 25 June 2024 notice →
Monthly PR and communications activity services $467k 11 January 2022 notice →
AIFS Internal Audit Procurement $429k 27 February 2023 notice →
AIFS Website Hosting Services - Acquia $411k 27 April 2022 notice →
Venue Hire for AIFS 2026 Conference $382k 30 June 2025 notice →
Data Research inn Gambling $370k 27 May 2025 notice →
 SAFE3-01 NOOHCS Refresh – FNP $336k 20 January 2025 notice →
First Nations evaluation expertise and culturally responsive engagement for the Stronger Places, Stronger People evaluation $330k 20 July 2026 notice →
Azure Services (VSA6) $300k 4 August 2026 notice →
This project is part of AIFS’ work to support the Department of Social Services (DSS) to improve the evidence-based requirement that applies to the CfC FP sub-activity. CfC FPs have been subject to an ‘evidence-based’ program requirement since 2015 as part of their funding agreements with the DSS. In accordance with the requirement, CfC FPs must direct at least 50% of their direct service delivery funding towards ‘evidence-based programs’. $298k 5 March 2025 notice →
AIFS Conference Venue Hire 2024 $292k 8 November 2022 notice →
Asana Enterprise Plus 150 users $271k 19 July 2023 notice →
AIFS website support services (2022-27) $268k 7 July 2022 notice →
Sector capability building services - Family Relationships Services (FRS) $254k 27 June 2022 notice →

Australian Institute of Family Studies contract activity by year

Year Contracts Value
2022 71 $20.7M
2023 29 $2.6M
2024 44 $8.0M
2025 34 $3.1M
2026 14 $6.6M

How long Australian Institute of Family Studies contracts run

Of the 191 Australian Institute of Family Studies contracts that publish both a start and an end date, the typical term is 11 months. The shortest runs 0 months and the longest 72 months. 83 of them run beyond a single year, so incumbents are locked in for some time once they win.

11

median months

0

shortest term

72

longest term

83

run over a year

Based on the 191 contracts with published start and end dates, out of 192 awards in total.

Frequently asked questions

Who are Australian Institute of Family Studies's biggest suppliers?+

Across the 192 contracts we hold, the largest supplier by value is Roy Morgan Research Ltd with 1 contracts worth $14.1M. In total 123 different suppliers have won work with Australian Institute of Family Studies.

How much does Australian Institute of Family Studies spend on contracts?+

The 192 awards we hold total $41.0M, covering January 2022 to September 2026. The median contract is $41k and the largest single award is $14.1M.

How long do Australian Institute of Family Studies contracts run?+

Of the 191 contracts that publish both a start and an end date, the typical term is 11 months, ranging from 0 to 72 months. 83 of them run beyond a single year.

How do I find Australian Institute of Family Studies tenders before they close?+

Connect AskTender to ChatGPT or Claude and ask for open tenders from Australian Institute of Family Studies. 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 Institute of Family Studies 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 January 2022 to September 2026.

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