How it works
From public records to a shortlist you can act on
Three steps, one file. Nothing to install and no account to create.
We collect and check
We filter public AusTender contract notices to this scope and check each one against its AusTender record at the time of retrieval.
You download one file
Each edition is a single CSV that opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets, with one row per contract. Notice IDs and source links are included in the full edition and masked in the free sample.
You plan your research
Filter by agency, value or end date, check the official notice on AusTender, and decide where to spend your business development time.
Preview
What an edition looks like
Five rows from the free sample edition, sorted by end date. Supplier names, ABNs, notice IDs and source links are masked in the sample. A full edition with source links is coming.
| Agency | Supplier | Value (A$) | Ends (Canberra) | Amendments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Department of Defence | Supplier A | 528,958.04 | 7 Feb 2027 | 0 |
| Attorney-General's Department | Supplier B | 1,677,582.90 | 8 Feb 2027 | 2 |
| Australian Bureau of Statistics | Supplier C | 690,526.21 | 9 Feb 2027 | 5 |
| Attorney-General's Department | Supplier D | 535,243.50 | 13 Feb 2027 | 4 |
| Australian Federal Police | Supplier E | 2,785,000.00 | 13 Feb 2027 | 1 |
Edition 7 Nov 2026: 274 contracts, retrieved 7 Nov 2026, 8:50 pm AWST. A contract is included only if it has:
- a scope code for ICT or related advisory services;
- a reported value of A$500,000 or more, in Australian dollars;
- a reported end date 3 to 6 months after the edition date;
- a company-form supplier; and
- a record checked against AusTender at the time of retrieval.
Contracts outside that rule, including those ending in under 3 or over 6 months, are left out.
What is in each row
Source fields come from the public record. Some columns are derived by ContractSprig, as marked below.
Contract notice IDFull edition
The AusTender contract notice number, with a source link to the official record.
Agency
The Australian Government entity that published the contract.
Supplier
The supplier organisation and ABN as published (masked in the free sample edition). Contracts with sole-trader or unclear supplier forms are excluded.
Reported value and currency
The latest reported contract value, in Australian dollars.
End dates
The reported end date in UTC (source) and Canberra time (derived: converted to Australia/Sydney, including daylight saving).
UNSPSC codes
Category codes used to set the ICT and related advisory scope.
Amendments
Observed amendment releases from the source, plus a derived count of them.
Verification
Derived: whether the row was checked against its AusTender record at the time of retrieval (an independent lookup by notice ID), a short verification note, and the retrieval time in AWST.
Scope and window
Derived: a scope label (ICT or related advisory) and the end-date window (3 to 6 months) used to select the row.
Pricing
Start free
The free sample edition is available now.
Free sample edition
A$0
- Dated CSV of eligible contracts (7 Nov 2026)
- Real aggregate figures; identifying fields masked
- No account, payment or email needed
Full edition: coming
Planned to include supplier names, ABNs, notice IDs and source links, with regular refreshes. Not available yet.
FAQ
Questions
Plain answers about the data and its limits.
Who is this for?
Businesses that sell ICT or advisory services to the Australian Government, such as IT firms, consultancies and their partners, who want to research large contracts with reported end dates in the next 3 to 6 months.
Does an end date mean a new tender is coming?
No. An end date is a research starting point, not a new tender. Contracts can be extended, varied, renewed under an existing arrangement or simply end. Check the official notice and its amendment history before acting.
Where does the data come from?
Public AusTender contract-notice data, released by the Department of Finance under CC BY 3.0 AU. ContractSprig is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Australian Government, AusTender or the Department of Finance.
Is it complete?
No. It reflects the source on the retrieval date only and is not an official or complete government census. Reported dates and values can change after retrieval.
What is left out?
Personal contact fields, addresses, free-text descriptions and contracts with sole-trader or unclear supplier forms. The supplier-form filter is a name check, not independent verification. Government marks, Coat of Arms and Approach to Market documents are not included. In the free sample edition, supplier names, ABNs, notice IDs and source links are also masked.
Does ContractSprig add anything to the source data?
Yes, a few derived fields: Canberra-time end dates, a scope label, the end-date window, an amendment count, a verified flag (the row was checked against its AusTender record at the time of retrieval), a verification note and the retrieval time. Everything else is as published on AusTender.
Can I reuse the data?
Yes, as the CC BY 3.0 AU licence permits, keeping attribution, source notices, licence links and change notices. See the terms.
Limits, reuse and support
A dated snapshot, not an official or complete government census; reported end dates can change or pass without a new tender, so check the official notice and its amendment history before acting. The source data is reusable under CC BY 3.0 AU with attribution; full attribution, changes and reuse terms are in the terms.
Questions, corrections or consumer-rights queries: contractsprig@agentmail.to. Nothing here excludes, restricts or modifies rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded, including under the Australian Consumer Law.