DCL Advisory Group: public contracts won without a rival in Australia: 2 uncontested awards; 100% of its awards; 2 without a competition; 0 single bid.
Assay record ASY-AU-1XVPBY01VI · Cite as: Assay Systems, “DCL Advisory Group: public contracts won without a rival in Australia”, https://assay-systems.com/register/au/uncontested/s/dcl-advisory-group/
DCL Advisory Group won 2 of its 2 public contract awards in Australia without a rival from 2022-06-23 to 2025-05-30: 2 without a competition and 0 after a competition that drew a single bid. 2 buyers awarded it without a rival, the largest Attorney-General's Department with 1.
An award is uncontested when the buyer had no rival offer to weigh: it was made without a competition (direct award, negotiated procedure without a call for tenders, sole-source or advance-notice contract), or a competition was held and only one bid arrived. Every count below is built award by award from the official notices. Awards to individuals are not included.
Attorney-General's Department gave DCL Advisory Group 1 award: 1 without a competition, 0 after a competition with a single bid. First 2022-06-23, latest 2022-06-23.
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations gave DCL Advisory Group 1 award: 1 without a competition, 0 after a competition with a single bid. First 2025-05-30, latest 2025-05-30.
| Date | Buyer | How | Stated reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-05-30 | Department of Employment and Workplace Relations CN4154479 | No competition Limited tender | — |
| 2022-06-23 | Attorney-General's Department CN3887046 | No competition Limited tender | — |
Every uncontested award in Australia · All countries
Source: AusTender contract notices, Department of Finance (tenders.gov.au), Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia; “limited tender” is counted as an award without a competition, AusTender does not publish the number of bids. Awards are matched to their buyer and supplier as published. Values in these notices often state a framework ceiling rather than a contract amount, so awards are counted, not summed. Updated 17 October 2026.