Tasmania

Every contract notice Tasmania 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

1,422

$2.1B in total, notices published 29 August 2023 to 10 November 2026

What Tasmania 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. Tasmania’s budget papers are published as documents rather than as data, so there is no machine-readable expense figure per agency to load.
3Programs
No figures loaded. Output group costs are inside those same documents, so there is no level between an agency and its contracts.
4Projects
No figures loaded. The infrastructure investment program is a chapter of a budget paper, not a published project register.
5Contracts
1,422 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

Department of Health
513 notices
$991.0M46.9%
$990,990,306
Department of State Growth
147 notices
$286.5M13.6%
$286,515,271
Department for Education, Children and Young People
199 notices
$143.3M6.8%
$143,280,691
Department of Premier and Cabinet
99 notices
$122.5M5.8%
$122,463,325
Stadiums Tasmania
8 notices
$117.8M5.6%
$117,799,786
Homes Tasmania
17 notices
$111.5M5.3%
$111,503,359
Department of Justice
56 notices
$86.4M4.1%
$86,417,860
Building Tasmania
35 notices
$80.3M3.8%
$80,327,442
Macquarie Point Development Corporation
47 notices
$57.0M2.7%
$56,984,361
Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management
70 notices
$44.6M2.1%
$44,592,643
Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania
82 notices
$31.5M1.5%
$31,494,376
Department of Treasury and Finance
28 notices
$19.2M0.9%
$19,212,483
Every other agency (2)
$21.6M1.0%
$21,610,613

Each bar is one agency's share of the $2.1B in contracts FOCUp has read for Tasmania, 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

Tasmania’s budget papers are published as documents rather than 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.

Fairbrother
$105.5M
Fairbrother Pty Ltd
$85.6M
Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania Ltd
$78.7M
Hazell Bros Group Pty Ltd
$66.9M
Fairborther Pty Ltd
$52.3M
Hansen Yuncken Pty Ltd
$49.5M
VOS Construction and Joinery Pty Ltd
$47.4M
CHG Meridian Australia Pty Limited
$33.8M
Vos Construction & Joinery Pty Ltd
$32.3M
AWC Pty Ltd
$26.0M

A further $797.3M is in 23 panel contracts, which are left out of this ranking: a panel has one published value and several suppliers on it, and Tasmania 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 Tasmania has announced.

Vos Construction & Joinery P/L
$119.0K
Department of Health
North West Regional Hospital Spencer Clinic – Demolition — Demolition of the eastern portion of the Spencer Clinic Facility following fire damage.
Announced 10 November 2026 · Finished
Runs 20 October 2026 to 5 November 2026 — 16 days.
Read Tasmania's own notice
AECOM Australia Pty Ltd
$195.0K
Macquarie Point Development Corporation
Site Infrastructure Strategy for Regatta Point Residential Zone and Eastern Commercial Zone — Site Infrastructure Strategy development incorporating the following areas-
Announced 10 November 2026 · Still running
Runs 10 November 2026 to 15 January 2027 — 2 months.
Read Tasmania's own notice
Mtn Trails
$316.3K
Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania
Dial to Gnomon Walking Track Construction — Construction of T2 Class (natural) walking track from Mt Dial to Mt Gnomon at Dial Range, Penguin, Tasmania. The tracks will require benching, rock work and construction of new track (natural) surface along with installation of two timber pedestrian bridges.
Announced 10 November 2026 · Not started yet
Runs 30 November 2026 to 28 May 2027 — 5 months.
Read Tasmania's own notice
Contact Electrical Pty Ltd
$68.2K
Department of Justice
Launceston Magistrates Court Access Control System — Access control system for the Launceston Magistrates Court
Announced 6 November 2026 · Still running
Runs 6 November 2026 to 17 December 2027 — 1 year 1 month.
Read Tasmania's own notice
Vision42
$198.8K
Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management
Tester - Project Unify Thin Client — The supply of a Tester to support the Thin Client project, including end-to-end and regression testing of system releases and supporting the operational rollout of the Thin Client solution.
Announced 6 November 2026 · Still running
Runs 13 November 2026 to 12 April 2027 — 4 months.
Read Tasmania's own notice
Immersive Country Pty Ltd
$78.1K
Department of Premier and Cabinet
First Nations engagement for the Independent Study of the Tasmanian Study Industry — First Nations engagement for the Independent Study of the Tasmanian Study Industry.
Announced 5 November 2026 · Still running
Runs 1 September 2026 to 31 December 2027 — 1 year 3 months.
Read Tasmania's own notice
ServiceNow Australia Pty Ltd
$792.1K
Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management
ServiceNow Software License Renewal — Continuation of licensing from Service Now Australia Pty Ltd to provide ongoing software access to the ServiceNow Service Management tool.
Announced 5 November 2026 · Still running
Runs 7 October 2026 to 6 October 2029 — 2 years 11 months.
Read Tasmania's own notice
Coldtap Australia PTY LTD trading as Coldtap Australia PTY LTD
$53.2K
Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania
Development services - electronic Notices of Intention (eNOI) Importer Portal — The eNOI Importer Portal is a secure online service that enables importers and their authorised representatives to submit and manage electronic Notices of Intention (eNOIs) for goods entering Tasmania. Through the portal, businesses can view and maintain their organisation details, manage user access by adding or removing authorised users, and authorise third-party businesses to prepare and submit eNOIs on their behalf.
Announced 4 November 2026 · Still running
Runs 4 November 2026 to 1 January 2027 — 1 month.
Read Tasmania'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 29 August 2023 to 10 November 2026. $2.1B of the total — 98.8% — is in deals lasting longer than one year, the last of them ending 30 June 2041. Showing contracts published or finished in the last 2 years, plus anything still running. For older contracts, visit Tasmanian Government Tenders.

Panel of 4 suppliers
Department of Health
Still runningRuns 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2029 — 3 years 11 months, announced 10 March 2026.
$244.0M
Source
Panel of 2 suppliers
Department of Health
Still runningRuns 1 December 2025 to 30 November 2028 — 2 years 11 months, announced 26 November 2025.
$161.2M
Source
Panel of 14 suppliers
Department of State Growth
Still runningRuns 9 September 2025 to 31 August 2028 — 2 years 11 months.
$135.0M
Source
Fairbrother
Stadiums Tasmania
Still runningRuns 1 November 2025 to 26 February 2027 — 1 year 3 months, announced 15 August 2025.
$105.5M
Source
Panel of 10 suppliers
Department of Premier and Cabinet
Still runningRuns 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2030 — 3 years 11 months.
$90.0M
Source
Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania Ltd
Department of Health
Still runningRuns 12 January 2026 to 11 January 2036 — 9 years 11 months, announced 6 June 2025.
$78.7M
Source
Fairborther Pty Ltd
Department of Justice
Still runningRuns 15 June 2026 to 10 March 2028 — 1 year 8 months, announced 15 May 2026.
$52.3M
Source
Hansen Yuncken Pty Ltd
Department of Health
Still runningRuns 19 March 2026 to 6 April 2028 — 2 years.
$48.9M
Source
Fairbrother Pty Ltd
Department of Health
Still runningRuns 5 August 2026 to 19 February 2028 — 1 year 6 months.
$48.1M
Source
Panel of 9 suppliers
Department of Health
FinishedRuns 1 August 2024 to 31 July 2026 — 1 year 11 months, announced 22 June 2026.
$48.1M
Source

All 1,422 contracts

Largest projects

The infrastructure investment program is a chapter of a budget paper, not a published project register.

Programs

No figures loaded. Output group costs are inside those same 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. Tasmania’s budget papers are published as documents rather than as data, so there is no machine-readable expense figure per agency to load. Tasmania publishes its budget at www.treasury.tas.gov.au.
Programs: No source loaded. Output group costs are inside those same documents, so there is no level between an agency and its contracts. Tasmania publishes its budget at www.treasury.tas.gov.au.
Projects: No source loaded. The infrastructure investment program is a chapter of a budget paper, not a published project register. Tasmania publishes its budget at www.treasury.tas.gov.au.
Contracts: Source: Tasmanian Government Tenders, Tasmanian awarded contract MGCT0058 (value excluding GST). Retrieved 13 November 2026.