Federal Spending Explorer

Services Australia

Value increased after award

What it measures
The contract’s value rose after it was first published.
When it applies
An increase of at least 50% and at least $1 million from the first published value.
Why it matters
Agencies must publish amendments that change a contract’s value. Large increases can mean the original scope or price was understated.
Common explanations
Additional work or an extended term agreed after award. Options in the original contract that were later taken up. A correction to a value entered wrongly.

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Contracts

Contracts published in 2025-26 and 2026-27 to date, largest amount first. Contracts with suppliers who are individuals are counted in the totals but not listed (why).

ContractAgencyPublishedDetailAmount involved
Project Management Services
CN4175316
Services Australia 2025-07-31 +325% on first published value $71m
Professional Services
CN4187625
Services Australia 2025-09-12 +166% on first published value $6.7m
ICT Hardware Maintenance
CN4175303
Services Australia 2025-07-31 +51% on first published value $4.2m
Building Upgrades
CN4215087
Services Australia 2026-01-23 +69% on first published value $2.5m
Licence Agreement
CN4231324
Services Australia 2026-04-08 +79% on first published value $2.5m
Compliant Work Health and Safety Services
CN4168710
Services Australia 2025-07-10 +88% on first published value $2.3m
Software and Hardware Support and Maintenance
CN4193680
Services Australia 2025-10-10 +58% on first published value $1.7m
Cloud Backup Services
CN4182140
Services Australia 2025-08-22 +89% on first published value $1.7m
Labour Hire
CN4191624
Services Australia 2025-09-30 +83% on first published value $1.6m
Labour Hire
CN4168680
Services Australia 2025-07-10 +163% on first published value $1.6m
Legal Services
CN4253095
Services Australia 2026-06-24 +400% on first published value $1.4m