The Defence department is set to spend as much as $720 million on Microsoft software over the next five years under its largest-ever volume sourcing deal with the company....
Federal government Microsoft contracts are closing in on $2 billion in less than two months, with dozens more agencies signing on to new multi-year contracts under the latest iteration...
Some of the federal government’s largest technology suppliers offered public officials almost $500,000 in gifts and hospitality in a single year, a review triggered by a Salesforce scandal has...
The federal government will pay Microsoft more than $100 million just for technical support over the next three years, dwarfing the costs of a previous support deal with the...
Senior public servants will be required to sign off on amendments that significantly change the value or scope of government contracts under new procurement rules set to arrive next...
Digital Transformation Agency chief executive Chris Fechner has cast doubt on federal adoption of a NSW-style ‘if not, why not’ procurement reforms to boost SME participation, warning that free...
New South Wales is weighing adopting Canberra’s definition of an Australian business, amid concerns its existing rules allow tech multinationals with a local office to access the same procurement...
The federal government will pay more than $5 million a month for the Salesforce software powering the National Disability Insurance Scheme, under a newly signed contract with the US...
The federal government has inked a new mega-deal with tech giant Microsoft, promising greater savings for agencies after a strategic review found discounts were “difficult to quantify”. The Digital...
When the Digital Transformation Agency commissioned a review of its procurement arrangements with some of the federal government’s largest vendors last year, local tech companies hoped for a fair...