Australia · Commonwealth contract register · Supplier record

CLASS

Line: Locks and security hardware and accessories (46171500)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

CLASS — Australia · Commonwealth contract register · Supplier record: 20 contracts, all years (A$681,325 · Feb 2022 – Apr 2026); A$267K since January 2024 (6 contracts · 4 agencies); 20th rank in the line (of 110 suppliers · 1.59%); 16 agencies never served (A$3.1M on the line without CLASS).

Assay record ASY-AU-06K6J5W17E · Cite as: Assay Systems, “CLASS in the AusTender register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/au/class/

20
contracts, all years
A$681,325 · Feb 2022 – Apr 2026
A$267K
since January 2024
6 contracts · 4 agencies
20th
rank in the line
of 110 suppliers · 1.59%
16
agencies never served
A$3.1M on the line without CLASS

Own record by year

2022 onward
A$188K
A$227K
A$192K
A$75.2K
20222023202420252026

Who buys from CLASS

since January 2024
4agencies
A$267Kpaid
63.5%top buyer
Department of Finance63.5%
A$169,603
National Anti-Corruption Commission24.8%
A$66,276
Department of Home Affairs7.5%
A$20,150
Department of Defence4.2%
A$11,159

Before 2024 only: Australian Federal Police, Australian Signals Directorate, Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Department of Industry, Science and Resources, National Indigenous Australians Agency.

The line

since January 2024
A$13.5Mline value
288contracts
24agencies
110suppliers
50.0%held by top ten

Locks and security hardware and accessories (46171500)

A$4.2M
A$4.6M
A$4.7M
202420252026Jan–Sep
20thof 110 suppliers
A$215,576CLASS in the line
1.59%share of the line
52.0%of A$265,803 spent by Department of Finance
28.0%of A$237,041 spent by National Anti-Corruption Commission

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from CLASS

16agencies
34contracts
A$3,062,997since January 2024
Department of Social Services3 contracts
A$1,750,243
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry1 contract
A$477,522
Department of Parliamentary Services4 contracts
A$408,843
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission6 contracts
A$107,887
Australian Submarine Agency4 contracts
A$52,891
Federal Court of Australia2 contracts
A$40,450
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions2 contracts
A$30,972
Australian Bureau of Statistics2 contracts
A$28,510
Fair Work Commission2 contracts
A$27,949
Royal Australian Mint1 contract
A$26,924
Australian Research Council1 contract
A$26,774
Department of the House of Representatives2 contracts
A$26,413
Australian Energy Regulator1 contract
A$20,000
Bureau of Meteorology1 contract
A$14,382
Department of Health, Disability and Ageing1 contract
A$13,084
Future Fund Management Agency1 contract
A$10,153

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
77%limited tender
0of these to CLASS
Limited tender, no open approach to market273 contracts
A$10,440,821 · 77.2%
Open tender15 contracts
A$3,078,811 · 22.8%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
20contracts
A$2,416,228end by October 2027
5end in October 2026 · A$183K
4in agencies never served · A$555K
A$183K
A$106K
A$18.7K
A$180K
A$265K
A$598K
A$523K
A$362K
A$125K
A$56.8K
Oct 265 contractsNov 261 contractDec 261 contractFeb 272 contractsMar 271 contractApr 273 contractsMay 272 contractsJun 273 contractsJul 271 contractAug 271 contract

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+85%growth

53008618899

2024 to date
A$1,172,213
2022–2023
A$634,727

The extract

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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.