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Tenders from Australia and the Pacific on Tender Impulse come from the Australian and New Zealand governments, their states, councils, universities and schools, from ministries and statutory bodies in the Pacific island countries, and from donor-funded programmes. The listing also includes Pacific territories of France, the United States and New Zealand.

There are 1,793 open tenders from Australia and the Pacific on Tender Impulse today, published by buyers in 13 countries. In the past twelve months Tender Impulse recorded more than 12,000 notices from countries in Australia and the Pacific.

The countries with the most open tenders are Australia (1,277), New Zealand (378), Solomon islands (58), Kiribati (27), Micronesia (24) and Papua New Guinea (21).

By sector, most open tenders in Australia and the Pacific fall under Infrastructure and construction, Management Consultancy, IT-Software, Transportation & Mobility, Education & Training and Healthcare & Medical.

Australia and New Zealand

Australia publishes federal tenders on AusTender, and every state and territory runs its own tender portal. New Zealand government agencies advertise on GETS, the Government Electronic Tender Service, which councils and school boards also use. Under the Australia and New Zealand Government Procurement Agreement, buyers treat both countries as a single market, and both are parties to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement.

Pacific island countries

In Papua New Guinea, public procurement is overseen by the National Procurement Commission. Ministries in the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Tonga, Kiribati and Tuvalu issue tenders for public works, education, fisheries and other needs, often for donor-funded programmes. The Asian Development Bank works with these countries as Pacific developing members, and the Pacific Community (SPC) publishes its own tenders for goods and services.

Territories and languages

French Polynesia, New Caledonia and Wallis and Futuna are French collectivities where French is the official language. Guam and American Samoa are United States territories, Tokelau is a dependent territory of New Zealand, and the Cook Islands are self-governing in free association with New Zealand. Most other notices are in English, and Vanuatu also uses French. Tender Impulse subscribers can request translation of French tender details at no extra cost.

Staying informed

Because island notices come from many separate buyers, daily alerts built from keywords and CPV codes help each new notice reach the inbox, and bid documents are available on request. A free live demo shows how Pacific notices look.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Australia Tenders

How many Australia and Pacific tenders are listed as open on Tender Impulse?

Tender Impulse currently lists 1,793 open tenders from Australia and the Pacific, published by buyers in 13 countries, and recorded more than 12,000 notices from countries in Australia and the Pacific in the past twelve months. The count changes through the day as new notices are published and others close.

Which countries in Australia and the Pacific publish the most tenders?

Based on the tenders open on Tender Impulse today, the countries with the most tenders in Australia and the Pacific are Australia (1,277), New Zealand (378), Solomon islands (58), Kiribati (27), Micronesia (24) and Papua New Guinea (21). The figure in brackets is the number of open tenders.

What sectors do most Australia and Pacific tenders fall into?

Based on the tenders open on Tender Impulse today, most tenders from Australia and the Pacific fall under Infrastructure and construction, Management Consultancy, IT-Software, Transportation & Mobility, Education & Training and Healthcare & Medical, listed from the busiest down.

Which territories are included in Australia and the Pacific tenders?

Australia and the Pacific tenders include Pacific territories as well as independent states. French Polynesia, New Caledonia and Wallis and Futuna are French collectivities, Guam and American Samoa are United States territories, Tokelau is a dependent territory of New Zealand, and the Cook Islands are self-governing in free association with New Zealand.

Who issues tenders in the Pacific islands of Australia and the Pacific?

Pacific island tenders within Australia and the Pacific come from government ministries, statutory bodies and donor-funded programmes. Examples include the Department of Works and Highways in Papua New Guinea, the Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority and the Tuvalu Fisheries Department, while the Pacific Community (SPC) tenders goods and services for its own programmes across the region.

Can New Zealand suppliers bid for Australian government tenders?

Yes, in Australia and the Pacific the Australia and New Zealand Government Procurement Agreement treats both countries as a single government procurement market, so Australian and New Zealand suppliers can compete on an equal basis, subject to limited exceptions. Some Australian federal contracts may still require Australian Government security clearances, so the conditions of each tender matter.

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