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Australian Public Service Commission (APSC)

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#59 of 143
-50.5%
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agencyOverview.agencySpendYoY
$38.0M
agencyOverview.totalContractValue
2017 - 2026
14.0%
agencyOverview.labourHireContracts
5
agencyOverview.activeContracts
agencyOverview.activeContractsTotal
56
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The Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) is a non-corporate Commonwealth entity within the Prime Minister and Cabinet portfolio. The APSC's statutory responsibilities are detailed in the Public Service Act 1999 and include to: -develop, promote, review and evaluate APS employment policies and practices -facilitate continuous improvement in people management throughout the APS -contribute to learning and development and career management -contribute to and foster leadership in the APS -provide advice and assistance on public service matters to entities -promote high standards of integrity and conduct in the APS. The APSC also provides resources to support the Merit Protection Commissioner.

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Non-corporate Commonwealth entity
agencyProfile.about.established
21 June 2002
agencyProfile.about.headOffice
Parkes, ACT
agencyProfile.about.website
www.apsc.gov.au

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Computer services
agencyIntelligence.spendingByCategoryContractsCount
52.9%
$20,013,843
Components for information technology or broadcasting or telecommunications
agencyIntelligence.spendingByCategoryContractsCount
18.8%
$7,097,395
Information technology consultation services
agencyIntelligence.spendingByCategoryContractsCount
14.1%
$5,337,978
Temporary personnel services
agencyIntelligence.spendingByCategoryContractsCount
7.7%
$2,930,033
agencyIntelligence.spendingByCategoryAdditionalCategories
agencyIntelligence.spendingByCategoryContractsCount
6.4%
$2,433,606

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Relationship Health

Supplier partnerships, strength indicators, and retention risk analysis

Strategic Partner
Value$12,356,207
Share32.6%
Contracts9
Duration69m
Last contractQ4 FY25/26
Strategic Partner
Value$8,432,340
Share22.2%
Contracts2
Duration40m
Last contractQ3 FY25/26
At Risk
Value$1,155,149
Share3.0%
Contracts4
Duration20m
Last contractQ1 FY26/27
At Risk
Value$137,324
Share0.4%
Contracts3
Duration21m
Last contractQ2 FY25/26
Growing Relationship
Value$76,692
Share0.2%
Contracts1
Duration0m
Last contractQ3 FY25/26
Growing Relationship
Value$70,400
Share0.2%
Contracts1
Duration0m
Last contractQ3 FY25/26
Growing Relationship
Value$66,914
Share0.2%
Contracts1
Duration0m
Last contractQ1 FY26/27
Lapsed Relationships
49 suppliers
Historical Value$15,656,817
Top 3:
Accenture AustraliaQ1 FY20/21
NewcastQ4 FY21/22
AurecQ1 FY21/22