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ARTICLE · 12 DECEMBER 2016

The Digital Transformation Agency will transform Australian Government IT procurement

Clayton Utz
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The role of the Digital Transformation Office is expanding, and also the possibilities in Commonwealth IT procurement.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector
Alexandra Wedutenko
Alexandra Wedutenko
Natasha Smith
Natasha Smith
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Commonwealth entities are on a "watch and wait" for the direction that IT procurement will take in the future, as the DTA is established and the IT Procurement Taskforce finalises its consultation process.

The role of the Digital Transformation Office is expanding, and with it the possibilities in Commonwealth IT procurement.

Rebranded and reinvigorated with new responsibilities, the Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) was formally established in late October 2016 to guide, oversee and drive the Australian Government's digital and ICT agendas.

One driver behind the centralisation of Australian Government IT duties to the DTA is the streamlining of the procurement processes for ICT services, and a focus on finding efficiencies and maintaining a flexible approach.

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