Government procurement
Alternative labels
Public procurement
Public service procurement
Report
Compliance with gifts, benefits and hospitality requirements in the Australian Communications and Media Authority
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is a non-corporate Commonwealth entity covered by the Public Service Act 1999. This audit provides assurance to the Parliament that ACMA has complied with gifts, benefits and hospitality requirements. The audit finds that ACMA is partly effective in managing and controlling the risks associated with giving and receiving...
Report
Procurement practices of government agencies in New South Wales and its impact on the social development of the people of New South Wales
This report is the first of two and focuses on current procurement processes in New South Wales government agencies, through agency-specific or whole of government procurement arrangements
Report
Assuring the integrity of the Victorian government’s procurement activities
Governments use public money to procure goods and services. Parliament and the public need to know this money is spent fairly and transparently. This audit examines if Victorian government departments use suitable controls to prevent, detect and investigate fraud and corruption when procuring goods and services.
Discussion paper
Is Australia’s AUKUS submarine pathway really ‘optimal’?
The Australian Government, alongside its AUKUS partners, is implementing an ambitious and complex plan for Australia to field nuclear-powered, conventionally-armed submarines. In this paper, the authors assess whether the AUKUS Optimal Pathway is the best way forward to realise Australia’s strategic interests.
Report
Procurement of My Health Record
The objective of this audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Australian Digital Health Agency’s (ADHA) procurement relating to My Health Record system infrastructure. The audit finds that the Agency's procurement and contract management effectiveness has been diminished by poor planning and failure to observe core elements of the Commonwealth Procurement Rules.