The Expression of Interest (EOI) for the Southeast Asia Economic Governance and Infrastructure Facility has now been released as of 20 February 2020 on AusTender.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is advising of a change relating to the procurement of Aid Contracts.

As part of DFAT's responsibility for implementing the AIFFP, it is currently seeking to establish a panel that can provide CSPM and/or HC services.

The Southeast Asia Economic Governance and Infrastructure Facility investment design document is provided for the information of the market.

An Investment Concept for a proposed new program in Timor-Leste— PARTISIPA —is provided for the information of the market and prospective tenderers.

The MAP-TNC is expected to be a AUD30 million initiative (2021 – 2029) to support countries in Southeast Asia to counter transnational crime and strengthen border security.

DFAT is designing a program which will deliver selected components of DFAT’s support to the health sector in PNG through a managing contractor.

A deeper dive into the Australian aid program.

The Request for Expression of Interest (RFEOI) has now been released as of 26 November 2019 on AusTender.

DFAT is hosting Australia's Development Policy and Practice Masterclass for Indigenous Businesses to demistify DFAT’s requirements and expectations.

An Expanded Investment Concept Note proposing the use of a managing contractor for the program is provided for the information of the market.

Austrade invites you to a seminar briefing tailored to inform Australian businesses, and education and research institutions on opportunities.

DFAT holds regular free information sessions on doing business with DFAT and how you can bring value to the Australian Aid Program.

At this year’s CIPS Australasia Conference, DFAT was announced as the winner of the 2019 Award for Diversity and Inclusion category.

The Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) is up and running.

DFAT does not tolerate sexual exploitation, abuse or harassment (SEAH) of any kind.

Corporations and institutions have the opportunity to partner with the Australian Government as official Sponsors of the Australian Pavilion.

DFAT is requesting activity proposals for partnership grants in health security under the APIDDaR Program.

DFAT is requesting activity proposals for partnership grants in health security under the PIDP Program.

The Australian Government Contract Management Guide is now available on the Department of Finance website.