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💻 Datacentre Co-Location NEXTDC Malaga

DOT415925Urgency: medium
Award/source date
13 November 2025
Seen
26 July 2026
Closing
17 October 2025 · 17 Oct, 2025
Agency
Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure
Contract value
$118,586
Method
CUA CUATIS2024 - Common Use Arrangement for Technology Infrastructure and Solutions
Regions
Perth Metropolitan

Summary

WA Department of Transport secures $118k contract with NEXTDC for data centre co-location services in Malaga to maintain critical infrastructure.

Tender description

To ensure continuity of critical services, the Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure is seeking to establish a contract for the existing co-location services within the NEXTDC Malaga data centre and will maintain the same currently occupied racks.

Money trail and award details

Value
$118,586
Award date
13 November 2025
Commencement
1 December 2025
Final expiry
30 November 2027
Submissions
1
Contract term
Fixed Period

The Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure awarded a $118,586 (Fixed Price) contract via the CUA CUATIS2024 procurement method to NEXTDC Limited.

NEXTDC Limited

Tender-writer timing and rebid signals

Initial expiry
30 November 2026

Variation and expenditure signals

Revised value
$131,786
Variation count
1
Total variation value
$13,200
Value delta
$13,200
Value movement
Increased
Value delta %
11.1%
Variation period
1 December 2025 – 30 November 2026

Buyer and contract contacts

Buyer contact
Nicki Sollak DTMI
Buyer contact role
contract_developer
Source contact field
Contract Developer
Contract developer
Nicki Sollak DTMI

Direct phone/email fields remain limited to official contact details already shown on the source record.

Record details

External ID
137878
Phone
(08) 65516254
Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure
Information technology service delivery - (100%)
data_centre_servicescritical_infrastructuregovernment_it_procurementtransport_digital_servicescommon_use_arrangement

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