Supplier profile
Perpetual Trustee Company Limited
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia, from 5 Mar 2013 to 18 Sept 2026.
Awards won
54
all time
Attributed value
AUD 543.0m
as published
Buyers
16
public bodies
Active
2013–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Department of Finance | 11 | AUD 128.6m |
| Administrative Appeals Tribunal | 6 | AUD 40.9m |
| Attorney-General's Department | 5 | AUD 35.7m |
| Department of Veterans' Affairs | 5 | AUD 20.6m |
| Services Australia | 5 | AUD 37.5m |
| Australian Financial Security Authority | 4 | AUD 21.1m |
| Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | 3 | AUD 1.5m |
| Department of Industry, Science and Resources | 3 | AUD 20.5m |
| National Anti-Corruption Commission | 3 | AUD 5.1m |
| Australian Federal Police | 2 | AUD 94.4m |
What they win
Awards
Showing 1–25 of 54 awards we hold
- Lease and rental of property or building ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£82kawarded 18 Sept 2026
- Leasing of office space ↗Attorney-General's Department£2.7mawarded 2 Mar 2026
- Property Lease Perth ↗Attorney-General's Department£6.4mawarded 19 Dec 2025
- Electorate Office Lease ↗Department of Finance£1.5mawarded 28 Oct 2025
- Electorate Office Lease ↗Department of Finance£1.9mawarded 4 Jul 2025
- Storage arrangement ↗Department of Finance£250kawarded 30 Jun 2025
- Storage arrangement ↗Department of Finance£181kawarded 30 Jun 2025
- Property Lease ↗Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade£1.4mawarded 18 Jun 2025
- Carpark License ↗Department of Finance£2.1mawarded 8 Apr 2025
- Storage License ↗Department of Finance£213kawarded 8 Apr 2025
- Storage License ↗Department of Finance£199kawarded 27 Mar 2025
- Car Park License ↗Department of Finance£2.1mawarded 27 Mar 2025
- CPO Lease ↗Department of Finance£33.3mawarded 27 Mar 2025
- Storage License ↗Department of Finance£275kawarded 27 Mar 2025
- CPO Lease ↗Department of Finance£86.7mawarded 27 Mar 2025
- Part Lv4, 91 King William Street, Adelaide ↗Department of Veterans' Affairs£1.3mawarded 19 Aug 2024
- Part Lv4, 91 King William Street, Adelaide ↗Department of Veterans' Affairs£435kawarded 19 Aug 2024
- Office Lease ↗National Anti-Corruption Commission£1.7mawarded 2 Jul 2024
- Office Lease ↗National Anti-Corruption Commission£1.6mawarded 2 Jul 2024
- Office Lease ↗National Anti-Corruption Commission£1.7mawarded 2 Jul 2024
- Car Park Lease - State Office - SA ↗Department of Veterans' Affairs£36kawarded 8 Aug 2022
- Building Lease - Sydney ↗Australian Competition and Consumer Commission£80.5mawarded 7 Jun 2022
- Lease - Perth Office ↗Attorney-General's Department£9.6mawarded 4 Nov 2021
- Lease - Perth Office ↗Attorney-General's Department£10.5mawarded 4 Nov 2021
- Lease - Perth Office ↗Attorney-General's Department£6.5mawarded 4 Nov 2021
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