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‘True blue’ tech suppliers to be recognised in procurement push

The federal government has for the first time defined an ‘Australian business’ for procurement purposes as part of a multi-year project to extract more benefits from its $80 billion...

Retained economic benefit and the rise of Australian tech

3 March 2025 | by James Riley

The idea that it could take more than two years to come up with a definition for what constitutes an Australian company would be considered laughable by right-minded Australians....

‘If not, why not’: NSW govt to justify out-of-state procurements

3 September 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

NSW agencies will need to explain why they bypassed local suppliers for significant technology deals under a new ‘if not, why not’ local content rule announced by the Minns...

Albanese goes all-in on sovereign procurement

9 October 2021 | by James Riley

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has put sovereign procurement at the centre of the party’s industry policy ahead of the looming federal election, promising a greater share of the government...

Retained Economic Benefit is the next new thing

1 March 2021 | by James Riley

Spending by Australian governments on information technology is expected to exceed $13 billion this year, according to global research outfit Gartner. That’s an extraordinary amount of money and a...

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‘True blue’ tech suppliers to be recognised in procurement push

Retained economic benefit and the rise of Australian tech

‘If not, why not’: NSW govt to justify out-of-state procurements

Albanese goes all-in on sovereign procurement

Retained Economic Benefit is the next new thing

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