AMI Maritime in the AusTender register. AMI Maritime shows 10 federal contracts worth $512,048 in the AusTender register since September 2021, from November 2021 to August 2026, across 2 agencies.
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AMI Maritime shows 10 federal contracts worth $512,048 in the AusTender register since September 2021, from November 2021 to August 2026, across 2 agencies.
5 contracts worth $375,411 from 2 agencies.
Department of Home Affairs accounts for $271,732 of that, 72.4 percent.
At Department of Home Affairs, AMI Maritime holds $271,732 of the $311,168 it has spent on this line, 87.3 percent.
Your line in the register: Personal safety and protection (46180000)
Since January 2024 the line carries 813 contracts worth $365,255,280 from 18 agencies.
It carried $133,007,583 in 2024, $125,859,072 in 2025 and $106,388,626 in the first 9 months of 2026.
198 suppliers share it. AMI Maritime stands 55th with 0.07 percent.
Department of Home Affairs spent $311,168 on this line. The $271,732 recorded for AMI Maritime is 87.3 percent of it.
Agencies that have not bought from AMI Maritime since September 2021
16 agencies have bought this line since 2024 and have held no contract with AMI Maritime since September 2021: 57 contracts worth $38,372,651.
One of those agencies alone accounts for 3 of them, worth $17,205,884.
704 contracts since 2024, worth $242,118,979, were awarded by limited tender, without an open approach to the market.
AMI Maritime was the supplier on none of them.
40 of the 57 contracts in the 16 agencies were under $125,000 each, $1,392,804 in total. Below $125,000 the Commonwealth Procurement Rules allow an entity to approach one or more suppliers directly, without an open tender.
77 contracts in the line, worth $91,994,718, reach their end dates by September 2027.
20 of them, worth $32,283,760, end in the same month, June 2027.
13 of them, worth $4,555,622, sit in the 16 agencies that have not bought from AMI Maritime since September 2021.
From $21,776,407 in 2022 and 2023 to $109,441,578 in 2024 to 2026, 403 percent. It sells the same line to the same agencies.
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ARMTECH PTY LTD: 3 contracts worth $256,205 from 1 agency since 2024.
SORD AUSTRALIA FORTITUDE EAST PTY LTD: 3 contracts worth $288,763 from 1 agency since 2024.
The extract for this line names every department and buying office behind the figures above, who holds each contract now, its value, contract number and end date, and the notices behind every figure.
Suppliers next to it in Personal safety and protection, by value in the AusTender register (the whole line).
Source: AusTender Contract Notice Export, Department of Finance, Commonwealth of Australia, via data.gov.au, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia; accessed 25 September 2026.Assay Systems has changed the data.