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Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security — contracts awarded and suppliers

AskTender holds 83 contract awards published by Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security, spanning July 2021 to August 2026. Together they are worth $5.6M. The named suppliers, contract values and award dates are all below. Contracts here typically run about 11 months.

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Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security at a glance

83

contracts awarded

$5.6M

total contract value

54

different suppliers used

July 2021August 2026

award history covered

Median contract value is $35k; the largest single award is $753k.

Who supplies Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security?

The 20 suppliers below account for the largest share of Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security's contract spend on record. If you are bidding into this agency, these are your incumbents.

Supplier Contracts Total value
Yardstick Advisory Pty Ltd 3 $934k
Australian National University 8 $492k
Resolve Software Group 3 $381k
Compas Pty Ltd 1 $378k
REMOTE PTY LTD 1 $373k
TEST GRID PTY LTD 2 $281k
RM HASSALL AND AS WHITE AND OTHERS 4 $208k
typeyard design advertising 2 $164k
Beaumont&Beaumont 3 $144k
Adecco Australia Pty Ltd (Adecco) 1 $143k
HorizonOne Recruitment Pty Ltd 2 $137k
pqqc consulting 3 $131k
DATA#3 LIMITED. DATA 3 GROUP 1 $85k
optimum business consulting pty ltd 2 $80k
agilient pty ltd 1 $80k
bellchambersbarrett consulting 1 $76k
Technology One Limited 2 $75k
Jeff Whalan Learning Group 1 $75k
humanify hr consulting pty ltd 1 $75k
WORK SCIENCE PTY LTD 1 $74k

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Largest contracts awarded by Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security

Contract Value Awarded Source
Consultancy $753k 8 March 2022 notice →
To provide  processes, training and implementation of GovERP  $378k 14 August 2023 notice →
IT labour hire $373k 8 May 2023 notice →
Online psychometric testing system and services  $270k 15 December 2024 notice →
PAC Training membership  $202k 19 June 2026 notice →
Software license fee $194k 5 May 2025 notice →
Annual License Fee $166k 12 June 2026 notice →
PAC Training membership  $156k 20 June 2023 notice →
Legal services $154k 23 February 2025 notice →
Full service recruitment activities $143k 3 June 2024 notice →
Recruitment service - Scribing $100k 15 April 2025 notice →
Typesetting of Annual Report and Corporate Plan $93k 1 August 2025 notice →
Financial Management Services $92k 6 March 2026 notice →
Financial statement prepration $88k 9 April 2024 notice →
To obtain licenses to use the software $85k 29 October 2024 notice →
Business Continuity Plan $80k 6 August 2026 notice →
Business managemnt service $76k 11 October 2021 notice →
Elevating leadership capabilities $75k 8 November 2023 notice →
Specialist advice on implementation of the public service interim work place arrangement $75k 7 December 2022 notice →
An updated WHS management system $74k 3 June 2024 notice →
Leadership Development Program $73k 27 November 2025 notice →
Production of Annual report $71k 2 May 2023 notice →
Business strategy and improvement $66k 5 December 2023 notice →
SES Review Services $65k 29 October 2024 notice →
Recruitment service $65k 7 December 2022 notice →

Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security contract activity by year

Year Contracts Value
2021 5 $229k
2022 12 $1.1M
2023 10 $1.3M
2024 19 $1.1M
2025 20 $974k
2026 17 $862k

How long Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security contracts run

Of the 83 Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security contracts that publish both a start and an end date, the typical term is 11 months. The shortest runs 0 months and the longest 45 months. 22 of them run beyond a single year, so incumbents are locked in for some time once they win.

11

median months

0

shortest term

45

longest term

22

run over a year

Based on the 83 contracts with published start and end dates.

Frequently asked questions

Who are Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security's biggest suppliers?+

Across the 83 contracts we hold, the largest supplier by value is Yardstick Advisory Pty Ltd with 3 contracts worth $934k. In total 54 different suppliers have won work with Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security.

How much does Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security spend on contracts?+

The 83 awards we hold total $5.6M, covering July 2021 to August 2026. The median contract is $35k and the largest single award is $753k.

How long do Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security contracts run?+

Of the 83 contracts that publish both a start and an end date, the typical term is 11 months, ranging from 0 to 45 months. 22 of them run beyond a single year.

How do I find Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security tenders before they close?+

Connect AskTender to ChatGPT or Claude and ask for open tenders from Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security. 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 Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security 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 August 2026.

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