Supplier profile
AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE APPAREL
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia, from 1 Jan 2013 to 17 May 2018.
Awards won
594
all time
Attributed value
AUD 513.2m
as published
Buyers
2
public bodies
Active
2013–2018
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Department of Defence | 590 | AUD 513.1m |
| PSBA | 4 | AUD 167k |
What they win
Awards
Showing 401–425 of 594 awards we hold
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£9.3mawarded 23 Mar 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£11.2mawarded 23 Mar 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£4.1mawarded 23 Mar 2015
- Australian Multicam Camouflage Uniforms ↗Department of Defence£220kawarded 12 Mar 2015
- Procurement for the design & developmental of SCE TBAS upgrade kits - Phase 1B Tech Data ↗Department of Defence£23kawarded 3 Mar 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£203kawarded 2 Mar 2015
- Disposal of Personal Protective Equipments ↗Department of Defence£118kawarded 2 Mar 2015
- Disposal of Personal Protective Equipments ↗Department of Defence£137kawarded 2 Mar 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£84kawarded 2 Mar 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£29kawarded 2 Mar 2015
- Army Mess Dress Uniforms ↗Department of Defence£104kawarded 12 Feb 2015
- Airforce Mess Dress ↗Department of Defence£45kawarded 12 Feb 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£1.7mawarded 9 Feb 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£633kawarded 9 Feb 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£183kawarded 2 Feb 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£17kawarded 2 Feb 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£377kawarded 2 Feb 2015
- Flyers Shirts & Trousers Disruptive Pattern ↗Department of Defence£187kawarded 22 Jan 2015
- Australian Multicam Camouflage Uniform Coats and T Field and Combat. ↗Department of Defence£1.2mawarded 22 Jan 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble ↗Department of Defence£2.9mawarded 22 Jan 2015
- Phase 4: Army SD Shirt Development Project ↗Department of Defence£11kawarded 19 Jan 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble ↗Department of Defence£53kawarded 5 Jan 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£1.9mawarded 5 Jan 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£5.4mawarded 5 Jan 2015
- Soldier Combat Ensemble - Load Carriage Equipment ↗Department of Defence£37kawarded 22 Dec 2014
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