National Museum of Australia — Australia · Commonwealth contract register · Supplier record: 24 contracts, all years (A$5,443,476 · Oct 2021 – Jul 2026); A$4.2M since January 2024 (12 contracts · 9 agencies); 6th rank in the line (of 67 suppliers · 6.18%); 15 agencies never served (A$50.3M on the line without National Museum of Australia).
Assay record ASY-AU-1PL1MOA1IZ · Cite as: Assay Systems, “National Museum of Australia in the AusTender register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/au/national-museum-of-australia/
24
contracts, all years
A$5,443,476 · Oct 2021 – Jul 2026
A$4.2M
since January 2024
12 contracts · 9 agencies
6th
rank in the line
of 67 suppliers · 6.18%
15
agencies never served
A$50.3M on the line without National Museum of Australia
Own record by year
2021 onward
A$310K
A$791K
A$185K
A$374K
A$3.8M
A$25.9K
202120222023202420252026
Who buys from National Museum of Australia
since January 2024
9agencies
A$4.2Mpaid
85.4%top buyer
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade85.4%
A$3,550,000
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts8.3%
A$343,202
Old Parliament House4.0%
A$165,000
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations0.6%
A$25,000
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water0.5%
A$21,156
Department of Industry, Science and Resources0.4%
A$18,000
Department of Health, Disability and Ageing0.3%
A$13,249
Attorney-General's Department0.3%
A$10,990
Department of Health and Aged Care0.3%
A$10,880
Before 2024 only: Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts, Department of Parliamentary Services, National Archives of Australia, National Indigenous Australians Agency, Royal Australian Mint.
The line
since January 2024
A$56.6Mline value
142contracts
22agencies
67suppliers
84.2%held by top ten
Exhibitions (90141503)
A$26.0M
A$21.2M
A$9.3M
202420252026Jan–Sep
6thof 67 suppliers
A$3,500,000National Museum of Australia in the line
6.18%share of the line
91.3%of A$3,834,631 spent by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Agencies that buy the line and never bought from National Museum of Australia
15agencies
108contracts
A$50,269,605since January 2024
Australian War Memorial7 contracts
A$19,750,132
Department of Defence66 contracts
A$19,675,922
National Museum of Australia5 contracts
A$5,940,909
Australian National Maritime Museum1 contract
A$1,980,000
Australian Submarine Agency8 contracts
A$1,188,996
Department of Home Affairs1 contract
A$495,000
National Gallery of Australia1 contract
A$440,000
Geoscience Australia5 contracts
A$258,323
Australian Electoral Commission2 contracts
A$157,000
Austrade4 contracts
A$141,567
Australian Federal Police3 contracts
A$134,530
National Capital Authority2 contracts
A$69,346
Climate Change Authority1 contract
A$15,400
NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission1 contract
A$11,480
Department of Social Services1 contract
A$11,000
How the line is bought
by value, since 2024
10%limited tender
0of these to National Museum of Australia
Open tender72 contracts
A$51,170,697 · 90.4%
Limited tender, no open approach to market70 contracts
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.