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6981 - Finance and Small Business - NSW GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT SPEND

Mookhey, Daniel to the Minister for Finance and Small Business

(1) What is the total NSW Government Procurement spend in the 2020/21 financial year, broken down by category (i.e. goods and services, construction, health, ICT)?

(2) What is the total Government Procurement spend in the 2020/21 financial year, awarded to:

(a) Small businesses with 0-19 employees?

(b) Medium businesses with 20-199 employees?

(c) All other large businesses with 200 or more employees?

(3) What is the total NSW Government Procurement spend in the 2020/21 financial year, awarded to:

(a) Regional New South Wales businesses as defined in the procurement guidelines as all areas within New South Wales outside the Newcastle, Sydney and Wollongong metropolitan areas?

(b) All other businesses?

(4) In relation to Aboriginal-owned businesses, in the 2020/21 financial year, what:

(a) Percentage of money was spent with Aboriginal-owned businesses?

(b) Percentage of contracts were awarded to Aboriginal-owned businesses?
Answer -
Data for total NSW Government spend for the 2020/21 financial year, broken down into these categories, is not yet available. The process of compiling and verifying data from the final quarter of that year will be completed as soon as possible in the coming months.

Question asked on 27 July 2021 (session 57-1) and published in Questions & Answers Paper No. 549
Answer received on 17 August 2021 and published in Questions & Answers Paper No. 564

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