Supplier profile
Compas Pty Ltd
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia, from 19 Dec 2012 to 1 Oct 2026.
Awards won
4,610
all time
Attributed value
AUD 2.3bn
as published
Buyers
64
public bodies
Active
2012–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Services Australia | 782 | AUD 579.0m |
| Department of Home Affairs | 490 | AUD 232.6m |
| Australian Electoral Commission | 309 | AUD 88.9m |
| Department of Employment and Workplace Relations | 304 | AUD 125.9m |
| Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | 298 | AUD 155.2m |
| Australian Signals Directorate | 249 | AUD 162.1m |
| Department of Defence | 239 | AUD 258.4m |
| Department of Health and Aged Care | 232 | AUD 101.2m |
| Department of Veterans' Affairs | 222 | AUD 46.7m |
| Department of Social Services | 204 | AUD 122.4m |
What they win
Awards
Showing 326–350 of 4,610 awards we hold
- Computer Services ↗Department of Defence£1.7mawarded 19 Feb 2025
- Computer Services ↗Department of Defence£1.3mawarded 19 Feb 2025
- Computer Services ↗Department of Defence£1.1mawarded 19 Feb 2025
- ICT Contractor - DM 17422 - Systems Analylst ↗Department of Employment and Workplace Relations£1.1mawarded 18 Feb 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Services Australia£378kawarded 12 Feb 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Services Australia£807kawarded 12 Feb 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Services Australia£403kawarded 12 Feb 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Services Australia£134kawarded 10 Feb 2025
- ICT Contractor - DMC2212 - Full Stack Developer ↗Department of Employment and Workplace Relations£148kawarded 7 Feb 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Services Australia£172kawarded 31 Jan 2025
- Labour hire ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£348kawarded 29 Jan 2025
- Labour hire ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£708kawarded 29 Jan 2025
- ICT Contractor Services ↗Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet£135kawarded 24 Jan 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£814kawarded 23 Jan 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£407kawarded 23 Jan 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£367kawarded 23 Jan 2025
- Labour Hire ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£180kawarded 23 Jan 2025
- ICT Contractor Services ↗Department of Home Affairs£547kawarded 22 Jan 2025
- ICT Contractor Services ↗Department of Home Affairs£193kawarded 22 Jan 2025
- LH-ETG-Software Tester ↗Australian Electoral Commission£248kawarded 21 Jan 2025
- LH-ETG-Software Tester ↗Australian Electoral Commission£527kawarded 21 Jan 2025
- Labour hire contractor ↗Department of Veterans' Affairs£102kawarded 20 Jan 2025
- Labour hire contractor ↗Department of Veterans' Affairs£585kawarded 20 Jan 2025
- Labour hire contractor ↗Department of Veterans' Affairs£198kawarded 20 Jan 2025
- Labour hire contractor ↗Department of Veterans' Affairs£168kawarded 20 Jan 2025
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