Western Australia

Every contract notice WA 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

4,868

$23.0B in total, notices published 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2024

What WA 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. WA budget papers are published as documents, not as data, so there is no machine-readable expense figure per agency to load.
3Programs
No figures loaded. Service-level costs are inside those same budget paper documents, so there is no level between an agency and its contracts.
4Projects
No figures loaded. The Asset Investment Program is in the budget papers as documents. There is no published project list with values.
5Contracts
4,868 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

Public Transport Authority
558 notices
$5.8B27.0%
$5,813,294,239
Health Department of Western Australia (NOT IN USE)
775 notices
$5.4B25.2%
$5,419,393,689
Main Roads
322 notices
$3.1B14.4%
$3,099,961,928
Department of Communities
213 notices
$1.8B8.5%
$1,833,528,056
Department of Finance
379 notices
$1.7B8.1%
$1,749,298,771
Department of Education
317 notices
$933.7M4.3%
$933,671,337
Department of Transport
211 notices
$631.4M2.9%
$631,413,602
Department of Fire and Emergency Services
114 notices
$459.3M2.1%
$459,250,239
Western Australia Police Force
197 notices
$373.9M1.7%
$373,894,937
Department of Justice
150 notices
$325.7M1.5%
$325,660,492
Mental Health Commission
22 notices
$324.6M1.5%
$324,592,848
Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
225 notices
$246.0M1.1%
$245,990,842
Every other agency (2)
$318.6M1.5%
$318,561,848

Each bar is one agency's share of the $21.5B in contracts FOCUp has read for WA, largest first. The colours tell you nothing on their own — unlike the budget pages, no government publishes what a contract is FOR, so FOCUp does not colour these by category and will not guess one.

Largest departments

WA budget papers are published as documents, not as data, so there is no machine-readable expense figure per agency to load.

Largest suppliers

By the face value of every contract notice naming them, which is not money received. Added across that whole period, not one year.

Transdev WA Pty Ltd
$2.6B
Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (Western Operations)
$1.0B
Acciona Construction Australia
$771.8M
Laing O'Rourke Australia Construction Pty Limited
$688.3M
Multiplex Constructions Pty Ltd
$673.3M
ADCO Constructions Pty Ltd
$490.0M
Georgiou Group Pty Ltd
$383.9M
Nokia Solutions and Networks Australia Pty Ltd
$327.8M
Atos Australia Pty Ltd
$279.6M
CHC Helicopter (Australia) (Lloyd Helicopters Pty. Ltd.)
$247.0M

A further $8.3B is in 410 panel contracts, which are left out of this ranking: a panel has one published value and several suppliers on it, and WA does not publish what each of them receives. Every member is named on the contract itself in the register.

Newest contracts

The most recent contracts WA has announced.

Incite Security Pty Ltd
$253.6K
Department of Finance
Department of Finance - Provision of Routine Maintenance for CCTV, Security and Access Control Systems - Various Agencies and Various Sites - Pilbara Region — Department of Finance - Provision of Routine Maintenance for CCTV, Security and Access Control Systems - Various Agencies and Various Sites - Pilbara Region.Servicing the Security systems, CCTV, VCR, Security systems and Duress Alarms.
Announced 30 June 2024 · Still running
Ends 30 June 2029. No start date published.
Read WA's own notice
Centigrade Medical Gases Pty Ltd
$209.7K
Health Department of Western Australia (NOT IN USE)
Mechanical Works to Hedland Health Campus Kitchen — Mechanical Works to Hedland Health Campus Kitchen-The WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Pilbara requires works to the existing redundant external mechanical services to the kitchen at HedlandHealth Campus
Announced 30 June 2024 · Finished
Ends 14 December 2024. No start date published.
Read WA's own notice
NTT Australia Pty Ltd
$145.5K
Public Transport Authority
Imperva Renewal 2024_2025 — Imperva Renewal 2024-2025
Announced 29 June 2024 · Finished
Ends 28 June 2025. No start date published.
Read WA's own notice
Property Australia Management (THE TRUSTEE FOR THE PROPERTY AUSTRALIA MANAGEMENT TRUST)
$68.6K
The Trustee for Government Employees Superannuation Board
Reserved Parking Bays - Pier Street
Announced 29 June 2024 · Still running
Runs 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2027 — 2 years 11 months.
Read WA's own notice
Fujitsu Australia Ltd
$975.0K
Department of Housing and Works
Provision of Maintenance and Support Services for Department of Finance Business Applications — Provision of Maintenance and Support Services for Department of Finance Business Applications
Announced 28 June 2024 · Still running
Runs 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2027 — 2 years 11 months.
Read WA's own notice
PeopleSense Pty Ltd
$17.3M
Department of Education
Provision of an Employee Assistance Program and Mediation Services — Provision of an Employee Assistance Program and Mediation Services
Announced 28 June 2024 · Still running
Runs 1 August 2024 to 31 July 2029 — 4 years 11 months.
Read WA's own notice
Panel of 2 suppliers
$1.3M
Department of Finance
Department of Education - Permanent new infrastructure at occupied Primary Schools in the Perth Metropolitan Region - Provision of Lead Consultant (Architect) Services — Department of Education - Permanent new infrastructure at occupied Primary Schools in the Perth Metropolitan Region - Provision of Lead Consultant (Architect) Services.
Shared between 2 companies: DWA Architects Pty Ltd, Site Architecture Studio (The Trustee for SAS Unit Trust)
Announced 28 June 2024 · Still running
Ends 31 August 2027. No start date published.
Read WA's own notice
Quality Builders Pty Ltd
$6.0M
Department of Finance
Department of Education - Construction of 30 New General Learning Area (GLA) transportable buildings — Department of Education - Construction of 30 New General Learning Area (GLA) transportable buildingsProcured in line with stage 2 quotation process under FINW038323 (E1) Expression of InterestTransportable Construction Program 2024/2025 and 2025/2026
Announced 28 June 2024 · Finished
Ends 15 December 2024. No start date published.
Read WA's own notice

Largest contracts

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 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2024. $23.0B of the total — 100.0% — is in deals lasting longer than one year, the last of them ending 18 December 2041. Showing contracts published or finished in the last 2 years, plus anything still running. For older contracts, visit the WA Government data catalogue.

Transdev WA Pty Ltd
Public Transport Authority
Still runningRuns 3 October 2022 to 2 October 2032 — 9 years 11 months, announced 13 September 2022.
$1.3B
Source
Panel of 10 suppliers
Department of Communities
Still runningRuns 12 October 2023 to 11 October 2030 — 6 years 11 months.
$1.3B
Source
Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (Western Operations)
Health Department of Western Australia (NOT IN USE)
Still runningRuns 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2034 — 9 years 11 months, announced 28 June 2024.
$1.0B
Source
Acciona Construction Australia
Public Transport Authority
Still runningRuns 14 June 2022 to 6 December 2026 — 4 years 5 months.
$771.8M
Source
Transdev WA Pty Ltd
Public Transport Authority
Still runningRuns 2 October 2022 to 1 October 2032 — 9 years 11 months, announced 13 September 2022.
$725.7M
Source
Laing O'Rourke Australia Construction Pty Limited
Public Transport Authority
Still runningRuns 10 May 2022 to 30 November 2026 — 4 years 6 months.
$688.3M
Source
Transdev WA Pty Ltd
Public Transport Authority
Still runningRuns 2 October 2022 to 1 October 2032 — 9 years 11 months, announced 13 September 2022.
$567.0M
Source
Multiplex Constructions Pty Ltd
Department of Finance
Still runningRuns 21 June 2024 to 19 April 2031 — 6 years 9 months, announced 6 May 2024.
$499.6M
Source
Panel of 7 suppliers
Main Roads
Still runningRuns 1 March 2024 to 1 March 2029 — 5 years, announced 31 January 2024.
$425.0M
Source
Panel of 2 suppliers
Health Department of Western Australia (NOT IN USE)
Still runningRuns 8 May 2024 to 7 May 2031 — 6 years 11 months.
$420.0M
Source

All 4,868 contracts

Largest projects

The Asset Investment Program is in the budget papers as documents. There is no published project list with values.

Programs

No figures loaded. Service-level costs are inside those same budget paper documents, so there is no level between an agency and its contracts.

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. WA budget papers are published as documents, not as data, so there is no machine-readable expense figure per agency to load. WA publishes its budget at www.ourstatebudget.wa.gov.au.
Programs: No source loaded. Service-level costs are inside those same budget paper documents, so there is no level between an agency and its contracts. WA publishes its budget at www.ourstatebudget.wa.gov.au.
Projects: No source loaded. The Asset Investment Program is in the budget papers as documents. There is no published project list with values. WA publishes its budget at www.ourstatebudget.wa.gov.au.
Contracts: Source: Tenders WA, Tenders WA contract award DOC202196214, 2021-22 (value published as Estimate). Retrieved 29 September 2026.