awarded
💼 Provision of Business Analyst Services
LGIRS25413Urgency: low
Event date
27 October 2025
Closing
27 October 2025 · 27 Oct, 2025
Agency
Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety
Estimated arrangement value
$244,530
Method
CUA CUATPS2024 - Common Use Arrangement (CUA) for Temporary Personnel Services
Regions
Perth Metropolitan
Summary
WA Department of Local Government awarded a $244,530 contract to Peoplebank Australia for Senior Business Analyst services on the CARS project.
Tender description
Senior Business Analyst to assist on the CARS project.
Money trail and award details
This record appears to be a panel, common-use arrangement or standing offer. Its value is shown as an estimated arrangement value, not ordinary spend to one supplier.
Estimated arrangement value
$244,530
Award date
27 October 2025
Final expiry
26 September 2026
Submissions
1
Contract term
One Off
The Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety awarded an estimated $244,530 contract for Business Analyst Services via the CUA CUATPS2024 (Common Use Arrangement for Temporary Personnel Services) to Peoplebank Australia Limited.
Peoplebank Australia Limited
Record details
Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety
Temporary personnel services - (100%)
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