Australia · Commonwealth contract register · Supplier record

Rydges Melbourne

Line: Meeting facilities (90111600)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

Rydges Melbourne — Australia · Commonwealth contract register · Supplier record: 96 contracts, all years (A$4,174,979 · Nov 2021 – Jun 2026); A$1.7M since January 2024 (40 contracts · 16 agencies); 1st rank in the line (of 150 suppliers · 9.33%); 19 agencies never served (A$856K on the line without Rydges Melbourne).

Assay record ASY-AU-052643Y19K · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Rydges Melbourne in the AusTender register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/au/rydges-melbourne/

96
contracts, all years
A$4,174,979 · Nov 2021 – Jun 2026
A$1.7M
since January 2024
40 contracts · 16 agencies
1st
rank in the line
of 150 suppliers · 9.33%
19
agencies never served
A$856K on the line without Rydges Melbourne

Own record by year

2021 onward
A$102K
A$1.0M
A$1.4M
A$976K
A$153K
A$574K
202120222023202420252026

Who buys from Rydges Melbourne

since January 2024
16agencies
A$1.7Mpaid
33.9%top buyer
Department of Defence33.9%
A$577,126
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water31.3%
A$533,506
Department of Home Affairs7.6%
A$129,368
Australian Public Service Commission7.3%
A$124,280
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission5.3%
A$90,062
Digital Transformation Agency3.8%
A$64,810
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations1.7%
A$29,105
Department of Industry, Science and Resources1.4%
A$23,759
Department of Health, Disability and Ageing1.4%
A$23,512
Australian Bureau of Statistics1.2%
A$20,000
Department of Social Services1.1%
A$18,270
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade1.1%
A$18,090
Australian Federal Police0.9%
A$15,066
National Emergency Management Agency0.9%
A$15,000
Department of Health and Aged Care0.7%
A$11,680
Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency0.6%
A$10,760

Before 2024 only: Attorney-General's Department, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, Australian Institute of Criminology, Australian Taxation Office, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Department of Finance, Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts, Department of Parliamentary Services, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Department of the Treasury, Inspector-General of Taxation, National Indigenous Australians Agency, National Recovery and Resilience Agency.

The line

since January 2024
A$7.2Mline value
243contracts
40agencies
150suppliers
32.2%held by top ten

Meeting facilities (90111600)

A$2.5M
A$2.1M
A$2.6M
202420252026Jan–Sep
1stof 150 suppliers
A$674,161Rydges Melbourne in the line
9.33%share of the line
5.6%of A$1,062,315 spent by Department of Defence
36.9%of A$1,344,568 spent by Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
6.6%of A$628,763 spent by Department of Home Affairs

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from Rydges Melbourne

19agencies
44contracts
A$855,966since January 2024
Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre10 contracts
A$212,957
Services Australia6 contracts
A$96,827
Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission5 contracts
A$89,714
Professional Services Review4 contracts
A$69,321
Australian Signals Directorate2 contracts
A$55,289
Office of the eSafety Commissioner2 contracts
A$41,520
Office of the Australian Accounting Standards Board2 contracts
A$37,265
Geoscience Australia2 contracts
A$36,886
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Australian Aid Program1 contract
A$28,392
Australian Financial Security Authority1 contract
A$27,229
Austrade1 contract
A$25,352
Safe Work Australia1 contract
A$22,500
Future Fund Management Agency1 contract
A$21,595
Department of Veterans' Affairs1 contract
A$21,478
Administrative Appeals Tribunal1 contract
A$18,513
Australian Electoral Commission1 contract
A$15,150
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority1 contract
A$12,415
Bureau of Meteorology1 contract
A$12,345
Cancer Australia1 contract
A$11,220

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
90%limited tender
0of these to Rydges Melbourne
Limited tender, no open approach to market233 contracts
A$6,527,996 · 90.4%
Open tender10 contracts
A$694,334 · 9.6%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
13contracts
A$691,958end by October 2027
4end in December 2026 · A$134K
A$235K
A$69.7K
A$134K
A$144K
A$94.5K
A$15.0K
Oct 261 contractNov 263 contractsDec 264 contractsJan 272 contractsMar 272 contractsApr 271 contract

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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.