Follow the Money · NSW
New South Wales
Every contract notice NSW has published, and nothing above it — this government's budget papers are not loaded.
New here? What these numbers mean
A contract is one deal with one company — to build something, run something, or supply something. The money beside it is what the whole deal is worth, from the day it starts to the day it ends. A ten-year deal shows its ten-year price, not one year of it.
So never add those two together. One is a single year of planned spending. The other is the lifetime value of deals, some signed years ago and running for decades. FOCUp keeps them apart for that reason, and so should you when you quote them.
Every figure here was published by the government itself, and every row links back to the page it came from. If FOCUp does not have something, it says so rather than filling the gap.
Contracts published
15,395
$202.8B in total, notices published 16 January 2006 to 25 September 2026
What NSW publishes
1 of 4 levels below this government
Every government is shown with the same four levels below it, in the same order, so the differences you see are differences in what governments publish — not in how FOCUp lays out a page. Where a level is empty, the reason is the sentence beside it. They are numbered 2 to 5 because the government itself is level 1 — the whole chain is here.
- 2Departments
No figures loaded. The NSW budget open-data release is whole-of-government aggregates only — total revenue and total expenses, with no cluster or agency breakdown. The per-agency figures exist, in the budget papers, as PDFs.
- 3Programs
No figures loaded. A program figure has to hang off an agency, and NSW publishes no agency figures as data. Program expenses appear only inside the budget paper PDFs.
- 4Projects
No figures loaded. Infrastructure NSW publishes its capital program as an ArcGIS dashboard. The map is served; the dataset behind it is not.
- 5Contracts
15,395 loaded. A contract notice is the value of an agreement over its whole term, not money spent in a year, so these are never added to the budget figures.
Which parts of government are signing
Transport for NSW
2,471 notices
$51.4B29.3%
$51,440,103,927
Sydney Metro
272 notices
$43.1B24.5%
$43,059,777,373
Transport for NSW (Transport Infrastructure Projects)
651 notices
$15.5B8.8%
$15,474,744,148
Transport for NSW (Legacy Transport Infrastructure Projects)
26 notices
$14.6B8.3%
$14,582,860,758
NSW Department of Communities and Justice
1,459 notices
$13.3B7.6%
$13,327,705,278
Health Infrastructure
207 notices
$6.4B3.6%
$6,384,620,965
Homes NSW
585 notices
$6.3B3.6%
$6,327,626,420
Sydney Trains
852 notices
$6.2B3.5%
$6,237,399,629
School Infrastructure
399 notices
$4.0B2.3%
$3,981,405,912
NSW Treasury
55 notices
$3.9B2.2%
$3,946,790,667
C&J - Strategy, Policy and Commissioning
39 notices
$3.4B1.9%
$3,405,338,458
School Infrastructure NSW
446 notices
$2.9B1.6%
$2,875,734,237
Every other agency (2)
$4.7B2.7%
$4,687,701,640
The lists below are of part of this register
NSW publishes 16,014 contracts in all. FOCUp keeps contracts published or finished in the last 2 years, plus anything still running, and has 15,395 of them. Every one is the government's own record and links back to it, but the totals and rankings on this page are of that portion and not of the whole register. The NSW budget open-data release is whole-of-government aggregates only — no cluster or agency breakdown — and the capital projects map is an ArcGIS dashboard rather than a published dataset. Its contract register, however, is readable: it moved from tenders.nsw.gov.au to buy.nsw.gov.au, and 16,014 contract awards are published there.
Largest departments
The NSW budget open-data release is whole-of-government aggregates only — total revenue and total expenses, with no cluster or agency breakdown. The per-agency figures exist, in the budget papers, as PDFs.
Largest suppliers of what has been read
By the face value of every contract notice naming them, which is not money received. Added across that whole period, not one year.
CTP-AFJV
$7.1B
ALTRAC Light Rail Partnership
$6.6B
THE TRUSTEE FOR PARKLIFE METRO
$5.8B
ACCIONA CONSTRUCTION AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
$5.3B
John Holland Pty Ltd
$4.7B
CLAYTON UTZ
$4.6B
METRO TRAINS WEST PTY LTD
$4.4B
NRT Pty Ltd in its own capacity and as trustee of the NRT Unit Trust
$3.8B
John Holland, CPB Contractors and Ghella
$3.7B
SHELL ENERGY RETAIL PTY LTD
$3.6B
Newest contracts
The most recent contracts NSW has announced.
LUMICARE PTY LTD
$210.9K
HealthShare NSW
HS55527669 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – 002 6x Lumicare ONE HLD system with 12 months warranty inc. 1 box RFID tags
Announced 25 September 2026 · Finished
Runs 24 September 2026 to 24 October 2026 — 1 month.
Read NSW's own noticeCALIBA GROUP PTY LTD
$366.0K
HealthShare NSW
HS52982962 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – 001 Professional Service for C700 Warehouse and Logistic
Announced 25 September 2026 · Finished
Runs 24 September 2026 to 24 October 2026 — 1 month.
Read NSW's own noticeRAMSAY HEALTH CARE AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED
$160.0K
HealthShare NSW
MNC55530520 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – Baringa Private Hospital - Old Contract May 2026 Surgery List
Announced 25 September 2026 · Finished
Runs 24 September 2026 to 24 October 2026 — 1 month.
Read NSW's own noticeTELSTRA LIMITED
$165.0K
HealthShare NSW
MNC55530029 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – MNCLHD_218334 Standing Order: 2026-2027 Financial Year Telstra Account: 1006801800 - Fixed Lines
Announced 25 September 2026 · Still running
Runs 24 September 2026 to 30 June 2027 — 9 months.
Read NSW's own noticeTELSTRA LIMITED
$165.0K
HealthShare NSW
MNC55529958 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – MNCLHD_218334 Standing Order: 2026-2027 Financial Year Telstra Account: 4294320488 Hardware
Announced 25 September 2026 · Still running
Runs 24 September 2026 to 30 June 2027 — 9 months.
Read NSW's own noticeMINDRAY MEDICAL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
$4.0M
HealthShare NSW
MNC55528074 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – Patient Monitoring equipment supply and installation MNCLHD Mindray Patient Monitoring reference FTO FY27-003 and quote LH-PMBH-040826-1.5MNCLHD Mindray Patient Monitoring reference FTO FY27-004 and Periop quote LH-PMBH-040826-1.4MNCLHD Mindray Patient Monitoring reference FTO FY27-003 and quote LH-PMBH-040826-1.5
Announced 25 September 2026 · Still running
Runs 24 September 2026 to 30 June 2027 — 9 months.
Read NSW's own noticeIA MITCHAM PTY LTD
$1.1M
HealthShare NSW
MUR55437473 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – Imaging Associate Aug-26
Announced 25 September 2026 · Finished
Runs 1 August 2026 to 31 August 2026 — 30 days.
Read NSW's own noticeWormald Australia Pty Ltd
$177.5K
HealthShare NSW
NOR55529239 — Goods or services supplied — Purchase Order Disclosure – STANDING ORDER - EF Block - Fire Safety and Equipment Protection Systems - PPM Task YR 5 - 2026/27
Announced 25 September 2026 · Still running
Runs 24 September 2026 to 30 June 2027 — 9 months.
Read NSW's own notice
Largest contracts of what has been read
Each row is one deal the government signed. The money shown is what the whole deal is worth from the day it starts to the day it ends — not what was spent this year. That is why these can add up to more than a yearly budget, and why FOCUp never adds the two together.
Covers notices published 16 January 2006 to 25 September 2026. $202.8B of the total — 100.0% — is in deals lasting longer than one year, some with no end date published at all. Showing contracts published or finished in the last 2 years, plus anything still running. For older contracts, visit buy.nsw.
THE TRUSTEE FOR PARKLIFE METRO
Sydney Metro
Still runningRuns 20 December 2022 to 30 April 2027 — 4 years 4 months, announced 17 March 2023.
$5.8B
SourceACCIONA CONSTRUCTION AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
Transport for NSW (Transport Infrastructure Projects)
Still runningRuns 6 December 2022 to 9 March 2029 — 6 years 3 months, announced 21 February 2023.
$4.7B
SourceCLAYTON UTZ
Sydney Metro
Still runningRuns 2 September 2025 to 31 December 2026 — 1 year 3 months, announced 22 September 2025.
$4.6B
SourceMETRO TRAINS WEST PTY LTD
Sydney Metro
Still runningRuns 19 December 2025 to 31 December 2047 — 22 years, announced 27 March 2026.
$4.4B
SourceNRT Pty Ltd in its own capacity and as trustee of the NRT Unit Trust
Transport for NSW
Still runningRuns 18 September 2014 to 7 April 2034 — 19 years 6 months, announced 21 November 2014.
$3.8B
SourceJohn Holland, CPB Contractors and Ghella
Transport for NSW
Still runningRuns 30 June 2017 to 30 December 2026 — 9 years 6 months, announced 31 August 2017.
$3.7B
SourceHyundai Rotem Company, Mitsubishi Electric Australia Pty Ltd and UGL Rail Service Pty Limited
Transport for NSW (Legacy Transport Infrastructure Projects)
Still runningRuns 18 August 2016 to 18 December 2035 — 19 years 4 months, announced 22 November 2016.
$3.6B
SourceJohn Holland Pty Ltd
Sydney Metro
Still runningRuns 16 December 2025 to 6 April 2035 — 9 years 3 months, announced 16 March 2026.
$3.5B
SourceSHELL ENERGY RETAIL PTY LTD
NSW Treasury
Still runningRuns 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2032 — 9 years 11 months, announced 31 May 2021.
$3.5B
SourceThe Trustee for NorthernPathways Project Trust
NSW Department of Communities and Justice
Still runningRuns 1 July 2017 to 30 June 2040 — 22 years 11 months, announced 26 June 2023.
$3.4B
Source
Largest projects
Infrastructure NSW publishes its capital program as an ArcGIS dashboard. The map is served; the dataset behind it is not.
Programs
No figures loaded. A program figure has to hang off an agency, and NSW publishes no agency figures as data. Program expenses appear only inside the budget paper PDFs.
Sources
Every figure above comes from one of these publications, and every row in the register carries its own link back to the government's notice. Where a level has no source, it says so and why, rather than leaving a gap.
- Departments
No source loaded. The NSW budget open-data release is whole-of-government aggregates only — total revenue and total expenses, with no cluster or agency breakdown. The per-agency figures exist, in the budget papers, as PDFs. NSW publishes its budget at www.budget.nsw.gov.au.
- Programs
No source loaded. A program figure has to hang off an agency, and NSW publishes no agency figures as data. Program expenses appear only inside the budget paper PDFs. NSW publishes its budget at www.budget.nsw.gov.au.
- Projects
No source loaded. Infrastructure NSW publishes its capital program as an ArcGIS dashboard. The map is served; the dataset behind it is not. NSW publishes its budget at www.budget.nsw.gov.au.
- Contracts
Source: buy.nsw register of notices, NSW contract award notice HEALTHPPP01 (value as published, including GST). Retrieved 26 September 2026.