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The Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy (PCP) – Increasing the integrity of government procurement, has been updated and revised commencing 1 October 2024. This revised policy applies to new and existing approaches to market which close on or after 1 October 2024, for procurement valued at $4 million or more (including GST) for all goods and/or services, including for construction services. Information on the Shadow Economy PCP is available on the Selling to Government website on the Minimum requirements page and on the Treasury website.

This section contains resources and links to help businesses to better understand and participate in public sector procurement and contracting opportunities. This includes handouts and workshop content, information on where to go to find out more about selling to the Australian Government, links to state and territory government procurement websites, business and information networks, and other helpful resources.

 

Tools and learning content

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Handouts

Find simple tools and resources to help you better understand Australian Government procurement and contracting opportunities.
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Workshop content

Find learning materials and workshop content to help you to better understand Australian Government procurement and contracting opportunities.
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Additional resources

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Selling to government links

Find links to further information on Australian Government procurement, selling to state and territory governments, and selling to governments internationally.
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Business information and networks

Find links to information on engaging in business in Australia, relevant business networks, and advice for businesses interested in participating in Australian Government procurement processes.
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News and media

Find case studies, success stories, and the latest news and media on selling to the Australian Government.
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Glossary

Find a list and description of common terms used in Australian Government procurement and contracts.
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