Supplier profile
DOGHOUSE GROUP PTY LTD
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia, from 5 Apr 2018 to 4 Sept 2026.
Awards won
37
all time
Attributed value
AUD 21.4m
as published
Buyers
7
public bodies
Active
2018–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Federal Police | 15 | AUD 17.7m |
| Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry | 9 | AUD 1.6m |
| Department of Finance | 7 | AUD 432k |
| Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | 2 | AUD 1.2m |
| Department of Industry, Science and Resources | 2 | AUD 64k |
| Attorney-General's Department | 1 | AUD 149k |
| Australian Financial Security Authority | 1 | AUD 224k |
What they win
Awards
Showing 1–25 of 37 awards we hold
- Provision of website development service ↗Australian Federal Police£62kawarded 4 Sept 2026
- Provision of website support ↗Australian Federal Police£1.2mawarded 3 Jul 2026
- Website Support and Maintenance ↗Australian Financial Security Authority£224kawarded 18 Jun 2026
- Software Upgrade ↗Department of Finance£70kawarded 24 Jan 2025
- Website Redesign Project ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£603kawarded 20 Dec 2024
- Website Redesign Project ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£583kawarded 20 Dec 2024
- Provision of website development services ↗Australian Federal Police£202kawarded 22 Nov 2024
- Provision of software engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£764kawarded 12 Apr 2024
- Provision of software engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£718kawarded 12 Apr 2024
- Provision of software engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£1.1mawarded 12 Apr 2024
- Provision of software engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£681kawarded 12 Apr 2024
- Drupal 10 update - Data visualisation modules ↗Department of Finance£59kawarded 1 Sept 2023
- Web Services ↗Department of Finance£21kawarded 31 Jan 2023
- GovCMS SaaS install of the Deregulation Website ↗Department of Finance£32kawarded 25 Oct 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£1.8mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£1.5mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£1.4mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£1.7mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£2.1mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£2.3mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£1.2mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Provision of software or hardware engineering services ↗Australian Federal Police£1.0mawarded 9 Jun 2022
- Purchase of Information Technology Services ↗Department of Industry, Science and Resources£14kawarded 24 Jun 2021
- Department of Veteran's Affair (DVA) PaaS migration and cyber-uplift ↗Department of Finance£132kawarded 3 Jun 2021
- Module enhancement ↗Department of Finance£83kawarded 27 May 2021
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