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Transport tenders in Australia.

Explore transport procurement notices in Australia.Compare published figures, review buyers and check the original requirements before preparing a bid.

Otnox tracks 2,758 transport procurement notices from 58 buying organisations in Australia over this reporting period.

April 23 – October 23, 2026

2,758

Tenders · 184 days

8.8% of the whole Australia market

A$2.2M

Average published value · Awarded

median A$40K

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municipalities, utilities, state orgs

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Transport tenders in Australia

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Market analysis

Transport procurement in Australia

Reporting period: April 23 to October 23, 2026. None of the notices in this report were open for bids at the snapshot date. The cards include planning notices and past results, with their respective statuses.

2,756 notices disclose awarded values in AUD: average A$2,209,464, median A$39,951. 2 notices disclose estimated budgets in AUD: average A$0, median A$0. The most active buying organisations in this selection are Department of Defence (2,216 notices); Department of Home Affairs (83 notices); Australian Federal Police (75 notices).

Top buyers to watch · Tenders · 184 days

OrganisationTendersAnnounced value
Department of Defence2216—
Department of Home Affairs83A$164.9M
Australian Federal Police75A$26.4M
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade75A$24.5M
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water53A$18.8M
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts38A$20.2M

Average and median values help compare contract sizes. Price the specific scope, quantities and contract terms rather than treating an aggregate as a budget; an undisclosed value does not mean zero.

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NLIT infrastructure modernization€2.4M
RORoad resurfacing programme€3.2M
LVHospital equipment supply€640K
EECloud migration services€890K
NOData center coolingkr 18M
FICybersecurity assessment€1.1M
NLIT infrastructure modernization€2.4M
RORoad resurfacing programme€3.2M
LVHospital equipment supply€640K
EECloud migration services€890K
NOData center coolingkr 18M
FICybersecurity assessment€1.1M

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· the playbook

How to prepare your transport bid

Specify the passengers or goods to be moved, routes, timings and operating conditions. Check vehicle suitability, capacity and any accessibility or handling requirements in the tender.

Price driving time, waiting, dead mileage and required reserve capacity. Explain how changes in distance, passenger numbers or service frequency are handled under the proposed rates.

Build a compliance matrix linking each mandatory requirement to your solution, supporting evidence and responsible colleague. Resolve conflicting documents before the deadline for clarification questions.

Route feasibility

Check journey times, stopping points, site access and whether the required timetable leaves enough operational margin.

Vehicles and crew

Match fleet and staff to capacity, accessibility and qualification requirements, including backup availability.

Disruption response

Explain replacement vehicles, communication and escalation when breakdowns, delays or route closures affect delivery.

Service records

Define evidence of completed journeys, punctuality or delivered loads and the process for reconciling invoices.

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