Supplier profile
INFOXCHANGE
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia, from 16 Jan 2020 to 1 Jul 2026.
Awards won
86
all time
Attributed value
AUD 50.0m
as published
Buyers
20
public bodies
Active
2020–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| DYJVS | 12 | AUD 514k |
| Department of Justice and Attorney General | 12 | AUD 593k |
| QPS | 11 | AUD 2.4m |
| DCYJMA | 9 | AUD 2.2m |
| Services Australia | 6 | AUD 13.9m |
| DFSDSCS | 5 | AUD 929k |
| Australian Institute of Health and Welfare | 4 | AUD 19.5m |
| Department of Social Services | 4 | AUD 1.9m |
| DCSSDS | 3 | AUD 277k |
| DCSYW | 3 | AUD 1.7m |
What they win
Awards
Showing 26–50 of 86 awards we hold
- Mobile Website Services ↗Services Australia£2.5mawarded 27 Jun 2025
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DYJ£787kawarded 26 Mar 2025
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DYJ£126kawarded 20 Dec 2024
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DCSSDS£15kawarded 2 Oct 2024
- ICT Software Licence ↗Department of Health, Disability and Ageing£371kawarded 20 Jun 2024
- ICT Software Licence ↗Department of Health, Disability and Ageing£567kawarded 20 Jun 2024
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗QPS£15kawarded 11 Apr 2024
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗QPS£30kawarded 28 Jul 2023
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗QPS£398kawarded 9 May 2023
- ICT software licence and/or maintenance ↗Department of Social Services£368kawarded 21 Nov 2022
- ICT software licence and/or maintenance ↗Department of Social Services£352kawarded 21 Nov 2022
- ICT software licence and/or maintenance ↗Department of Social Services£176kawarded 21 Nov 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗Department of Justice and Attorney General£18kawarded 11 Nov 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DCYJMA£14kawarded 6 Sept 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DCYJMA£17kawarded 27 Jun 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗QPS£325kawarded 31 May 2022
- Development and delivery of a digital health solution ↗Australian Digital Health Agency£605kawarded 31 Mar 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗Department of Justice and Attorney General£120kawarded 7 Mar 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗QPS£10kawarded 31 Jan 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DCYJMA£1.1mawarded 21 Jan 2022
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DCYJMA£102kawarded 20 Dec 2021
- REFERRAL MANAGEMENT BUSINESS SYSTEM ↗QPS£159kawarded 30 Nov 2021
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗Department of Justice and Attorney General£33kawarded 9 Sept 2021
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DCYJMA£12kawarded 25 Aug 2021
- Contract with INFOXCHANGE ↗DCYJMA£15kawarded 17 Aug 2021
Possibly the same organisation
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