The nswbuy website is dedicated to State Government Contracts. The website outlines the State Contracts that are available for purchasing from under 12 broad categories. You can view product ranges, download fact sheets, contract guides and supplier lists, and find out more information on how to access and use State Contracts.

Go to www.nswbuy@services.nsw.gov.au

Alternatively, if you have access to smartbuy®, you can login and view State Contract products lists and pricing.

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In the first instance, always contact the Supplier that that product was purchased from, that you are having an issue of concern with.

Additionally, you can refer to the Contract Guide available on www.nswbuy.com.au for the contract, which contains details on the specific conditions of contract that relate to the supplier.

If you are unable to come to an agreement with the Supplier, you can contact the NSW Procurement Client Support Centre for information of how to lodge a complaint.

You can download a Supplier Quick List available from the nswbuy website. www.nswbuy.com.au for the contract you are interested in. The Supplier Quick List can be found either on the Fact Sheet for the State Contract or as excel spreadsheet.

The Supplier Quick List contains the contact details for valid suppliers on each State Contract.

The Policy and processes relating to the purchase of Goods and Services, Construction and Property and Accommodation can be found on this website under the Government Procurement Framework.

The State Contracts Control Board outlines Delegations Guidelines for General Purchasing, Printing and Disposal of Goods and Services.

Click here to view the current SCCB Delegation

The NSW eTendering system allows Government Agencies and registered buyers to publish their RFx to the marketplace.

NSW eTendering provides several options for agencies dependent on their size and requirements. Click here for more information on the options available and how to obtain an account.

There are also Training Demonstrations available to guide users step-by-step on how to publish an RFx using NSW eTendering. Click here to follow training demo on How to Publish a tender.

Click here to go to NSW eTendering

Yes. Premiers Memorandum 2006-11 requires all NSW Government RFx to be advertised on the NSW eTendering system, dependent on financial value.

NSW eTendering provides several options for agencies dependent on their size and requirements. Click here for more information on the options available and how to obtain an account.

Click here to go to NSW eTendering

Premiers Memorandum 2007-01 and Freedom Of Information Act, require all NSW Government agencies to publicly disclose all awarded tenders on the NSW eTendering system.

Firstly, you must have a NSW eTendering account to be able to disclose awarded tenders. If you do not have an account, NSW Procurement can disclose the information for you, as a fee for service.

NSW eTendering provides several options for agencies dependent on their size and requirements. Click here for more information on the options available and how to obtain an account.

There are also Training Demonstrations available to guide users step-by-step on how to disclose an awarded tender using NSW eTendering. Click here to follow training demo on How to Disclose a tender.

Agencies can access a range of Pre-qualification lists for Consultants that are pre approved for use by Government.

Click here to review Pre-qualification lists for Consultants request access to a Pre-qualification list for Consultants.

Agencies can access a range of Pre-qualification lists for suppliers that are pre approved for use by Government in Construction.

Click here to review Pre-qualification lists for Construction and request access to a Pre-qualification list for Construction.