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This section includes only information about local governments generally. Here you will find contact details and links to most local governments, including web addresses, as well as downloadable documents on election results.
If you wish to supply goods or services to the WA Government, you will find details here on contracts & tendering, including the Government Electronic Market (GEM) & e-procurement provided by the Department of Treasury and Finance, Government Procurement.
SBDC helps small businesses in many ways. Here you can learn more about conducting business with the government online. Whether you are looking for information or you want to sell to the government, then all the details can be found here, e-Government.
If your aim is to win Government business, the Bulletin Board is your essential guide to all the latest tendering opportunities, recent contract awards and early tender advice up to three months in advance.
The Government Electronic Market (GEM) is an online buying service enabling Government agencies to purchase from a range of goods and services contracts.
The State Supply Commission’s supply policies are supported by a set of guidelines to assist Government officers in purchasing goods and services. Businesses supplying to Government may also find this information useful.
The State Supply Commission has issued a suite of policies governing goods and services procurement, covering issues such as value for money. Businesses supplying to government should have a good understanding of these policies.
The 'Who Buys What' also supplies a list of contact names for businesses to refer to when approaching their prospective customers/government agency. This link takes you directly to the online database where a copy of the publication is available.
The Health Supply WA site provides details on tendering for Government Health business, existing contracts, tenders, policies & circulars & procurement templates.
The West Australian Government is committed to reducing the cost of purchasing and expenditure through procurement reform. If you’re interested in finding out about strategies, policy and activities of the Project Management Office click here.
This site is your access point to the Water Corporation's online tendering service.
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