Australia · Commonwealth contract register · Supplier record

Environmental and Cultural Services

Line: Cultural heritage preservation or promotion services (93141707)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

Environmental and Cultural Services — Australia · Commonwealth contract register · Supplier record: 1 contracts, all years (A$63,800 · Mar 2024 – Mar 2024); A$63.8K since January 2024 (1 contract · 1 agency); 22nd rank in the line (of 68 suppliers · 0.4%); 16 agencies never served (A$16.0M on the line without Environmental and Cultural Services).

Assay record ASY-AU-0G6YVRC119 · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Environmental and Cultural Services in the AusTender register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/au/environmental-and-cultural-services/

1
contracts, all years
A$63,800 · Mar 2024 – Mar 2024
A$63.8K
since January 2024
1 contract · 1 agency
22nd
rank in the line
of 68 suppliers · 0.4%
16
agencies never served
A$16.0M on the line without Environmental and Cultural Services

Own record by year

2024 onward
A$63.8K
202420252026

Who buys from Environmental and Cultural Services

since January 2024
1agencies
A$63.8Kpaid
100.0%top buyer
National Indigenous Australians Agency100.0%
A$63,800

The line

since January 2024
A$16.1Mline value
92contracts
17agencies
68suppliers
80.7%held by top ten

Cultural heritage preservation or promotion services (93141707)

A$9.9M
A$2.7M
A$3.5M
202420252026Jan–Sep
22ndof 68 suppliers
A$63,800Environmental and Cultural Services in the line
0.4%share of the line
56.3%of A$113,385 spent by National Indigenous Australians Agency

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from Environmental and Cultural Services

16agencies
90contracts
A$15,984,469since January 2024
Director of National Parks8 contracts
A$6,693,781
CSIRO4 contracts
A$4,959,767
Old Parliament House2 contracts
A$926,545
Geoscience Australia32 contracts
A$888,536
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts6 contracts
A$796,190
Department of Defence13 contracts
A$556,058
Bureau of Meteorology3 contracts
A$475,832
National Capital Authority6 contracts
A$312,876
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts2 contracts
A$122,811
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade5 contracts
A$112,733
Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General3 contracts
A$40,200
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water2 contracts
A$38,609
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet1 contract
A$20,000
Royal Australian Mint1 contract
A$16,000
Department of the House of Representatives1 contract
A$13,530
National Archives of Australia1 contract
A$11,000

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
88%limited tender
0of these to Environmental and Cultural Services
Limited tender, no open approach to market84 contracts
A$14,195,540 · 88.2%
Open tender8 contracts
A$1,902,313 · 11.8%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
17contracts
A$3,518,074end by October 2027
5end in December 2026 · A$344K
17in agencies never served · A$3.5M
A$117K
A$43.7K
A$344K
A$807K
A$11.0K
A$2.2M
Oct 263 contractsNov 261 contractDec 265 contractsFeb 272 contractsMar 271 contractJun 275 contracts

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
JCB CABINETS1 contract · 1 agency
A$64,000
Environmental and Cultural Services
A$63,800
Central Land Council2 contracts · 1 agency
A$63,242
Parna Ngururrpa2 contracts · 1 agency
A$62,000

All 68 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+105%growth

49403979579

2024 to date
A$3,161,092
2022–2023
A$1,540,000

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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.