Government ICT
Australian Government ICT with procurement facts first
Keep the buying route, personnel clearances, and delivery scope as separate checks.
Procurement source
Use BuyICT for the current buying route
BuyICT is the Australian Government’s buying site. A supplier’s place and categories can change. Check Data-Driven’s current listing and category before using that route.

Clearance boundary
A supplier claim cannot prove a person’s clearance
Ask for current evidence for the named people who may work on the engagement.
NV1 applies to individuals
Australian Government security clearances belong to named people. They do not belong to a company as a whole. Ask which people have a current clearance and can do the work. A clearance does not prove the firm’s security controls.
Scope discussion
Write the delivery brief before matching a category
These service areas help define the work. They do not state an approved buying category.
Platform
Data platform planning
Describe the current systems, target design, work boundary, and the decisions the platform must support.
Movement
Data integration
Describe the source systems, data flow, rules, and the person who will run the service.
Decision
Analytics and AI
Name the questions, users, proof, and human decisions that the work must support.
Procurement handoff
Build a checkable path to procurement
Use current government evidence for the buying route. Use the brief for scope and named records for personnel.
- Check BuyICT for the current procurement route and relevant category.
- Confirm which personnel and clearances are available for the proposed work.
- Agree the delivery scope, evidence, responsibilities, and review points.
Discuss an Australian Government ICT requirement
Describe the requirement at a high level. We will help define the scope while you confirm the buying route and available personnel. Use an agreed channel for any agency or project material.
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