Supplier profile
EXPORT COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia, from 14 Mar 2013 to 17 Jul 2026.
Awards won
46
all time
Attributed value
AUD 3.3m
as published
Buyers
6
public bodies
Active
2013–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Austrade | 30 | AUD 2.5m |
| Department of Industry, Science and Resources | 5 | AUD 170k |
| Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | 4 | AUD 241k |
| Department of Home Affairs | 4 | AUD 278k |
| IP Australia | 2 | AUD 66k |
| Department of Defence | 1 | AUD 35k |
What they win
Awards
Showing 1–25 of 46 awards we hold
- Provision of materials for exporters ↗Austrade£69kawarded 17 Jul 2026
- Export Readiness Training (Indigenous) - ECA ↗Austrade£44kawarded 20 Jun 2025
- Delivery of Trade Learning Solutions ↗Austrade£366kawarded 19 Mar 2025
- Delivery of Trade learning solutions ↗Austrade£366kawarded 25 Oct 2024
- Event Support and Participation ↗Department of Industry, Science and Resources£13kawarded 19 Jun 2023
- Event Management Services ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£75kawarded 30 Jan 2023
- B2B Training ↗Austrade£32kawarded 3 Jun 2022
- Development and delivery of Trade Advisory Program ↗Austrade£164kawarded 13 Sept 2021
- Development and delivery of Trade Advisory Program ↗Austrade£254kawarded 13 Sept 2021
- Development and delivery of Trade Advisory Program ↗Austrade£98kawarded 13 Sept 2021
- Development and delivery of Trade Advisory Program ↗Austrade£285kawarded 13 Sept 2021
- Development and delivery of Trade Advisory Program ↗Austrade£164kawarded 13 Sept 2021
- Funding for AIBS Survey 2021 ↗Austrade£94kawarded 25 Jun 2021
- Global Market Insight Seminars ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£66kawarded 9 Jun 2021
- Trade policy and services ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£35kawarded 5 Feb 2021
- Trade policy and services ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£65kawarded 5 Feb 2021
- Event Support and Participation ↗Department of Industry, Science and Resources£11kawarded 11 May 2020
- Sponsorship - Export Council of Australia 2020 ↗Austrade£42kawarded 25 Feb 2020
- Research and Case Law Analysis ↗IP Australia£33kawarded 1 Oct 2019
- Sponsorship Awards ↗Department of Home Affairs£62kawarded 5 Jul 2019
- Event Support and Participation ↗Department of Industry, Science and Resources£11kawarded 30 Jun 2019
- User research and case law analysis ↗IP Australia£33kawarded 21 Jun 2019
- AIBS 2019 Sponsorship ↗Austrade£44kawarded 14 Feb 2019
- Sponsorship to ECA for management of AIBS 2019 ↗Austrade£44kawarded 8 Feb 2019
- Promote Australian Trusted Trader Program ↗Department of Home Affairs£75kawarded 28 Mar 2018
Bidding against them?
Get new tenders in their space in a daily digest, scored against your own capability — plus the full notice behind each of these awards, with the documents and contacts it published.
Start 7-day free trialHow this profile is built
Awards are collected from official public procurement notices and deduplicated so one procurement counts once. Supplier names are grouped across their published spellings: case and punctuation are ignored, and “Ltd” is treated as optional because buyers routinely leave it off. Everything else that marks a different organisation is kept — an LLP, a plc, a CIC and a Teoranta are separate businesses from a Ltd of the same name, as are a parent and a named subsidiary, and none of them are merged here. Where another entry differs from this one only by legal form or a bracketed qualifier it is listed above as possibly the same organisation — a hint for the reader, never a merge: figures are per legal entity and never combined. Value is attributed only where the notice is explicit: the supplier's own itemised amount, or the whole value where they were the sole named supplier. Awards naming several suppliers without a published split are counted and marked shared, never valued, and a framework ceiling is never treated as money any one appointed supplier won. Sterling and euro are never added together. The linked source notice is authoritative.
Company pages are for organisations. If this page profiles you as an individual — a sole trader or an individual contractor — you can ask for it to be withheld: see how.