Blue Carbon Services in the AusTender register. Blue Carbon Services shows 1 federal contract worth $837,761 in the AusTender register since September 2021, in July 2023, across 1 agency.
Assay record ASY-AU-18OXGE50EL · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Blue Carbon Services in the AusTender register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/au/blue-carbon-services/
Blue Carbon Services shows 1 federal contract worth $837,761 in the AusTender register since September 2021, in July 2023, across 1 agency.
No contract is recorded for Blue Carbon Services since January 2024. The last entry is dated July 2023.
Since January 2024 the line carries 1,721 contracts worth $740,327,817 from 77 agencies.
It carried $279,295,812 in 2024, $263,598,436 in 2025 and $197,433,568 in the first 9 months of 2026.
515 suppliers share it. Blue Carbon Services holds no contract in it since January 2024.
Agencies that have not bought from Blue Carbon Services since September 2021
76 agencies have bought this line since 2024 and have held no contract with Blue Carbon Services since September 2021: 1,600 contracts worth $666,503,374.
One of those agencies alone accounts for 291 of them, worth $144,764,993.
1,226 contracts since 2024, worth $503,921,306, were awarded by limited tender, without an open approach to the market.
Blue Carbon Services was the supplier on none of them.
881 of the 1,600 contracts in the 76 agencies were under $125,000 each, $46,124,318 in total. Below $125,000 the Commonwealth Procurement Rules allow an entity to approach one or more suppliers directly, without an open tender.
462 contracts in the line, worth $346,606,784, reach their end dates by September 2027.
156 of them, worth $91,563,015, end in the same month, December 2026.
434 of them, worth $314,327,782, sit in the 76 agencies that have not bought from Blue Carbon Services since September 2021.
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COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIAL AND RESEARCH ORGANISATION: 119 contracts worth $76,951,525 from 14 agencies since 2024, up 9 percent on 2022 to 2023.
University of Melbourne: 56 contracts worth $30,829,372 from 19 agencies since 2024, up 63 percent on 2022 to 2023.
University of Queensland: 62 contracts worth $25,612,626 from 16 agencies since 2024, up 16 percent on 2022 to 2023.
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.
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.