IT solutions for government, from a supplier who’s been on the panel since 1991
ASI has delivered technology for government since 1991, long before Essential Eight, ISM or whole-of-government panels existed. Our roadmap for departments and councils still starts with the same question: what actually keeps services running for the people who rely on them?
Government wasn’t a market we grew into. It’s the one we started in.
ASI’s first contract, back in 1991, was with a government department. Three decades on, we’ve worked with local councils, state departments, federal agencies and the not-for-profits that sit alongside them, long enough to understand the procurement rules, budget cycles and accountability that shape how technology actually gets delivered in the public sector.
That experience is why departments treat us as an advisor first and a supplier second. We know the difference between a council desktop refresh and a PROTECTED-level infrastructure project, and we know which contract you’re allowed to buy either through.
It’s why we don’t start with a product catalogue. We start with the compliance obligations and service commitments you’re already carrying, then build a roadmap around them.
The IT solutions roadmap for government
Each of ASI’s solution pillars maps to a real pressure departments and councils are under today. This is the roadmap we walk through with every government client, in whatever order compliance and operations require.
IT Managed Services
Most government IT teams are supporting legacy systems, tighter budgets and higher compliance obligations with the same headcount as five years ago. ITIL-aligned managed services put a proven team behind yours, so service levels hold even when resources don’t stretch.
Cloud & Infrastructure
Not every government workload belongs in a public hyperscaler. We design and manage infrastructure that meets data sovereignty and classification requirements, from UNCLASSIFIED through to PROTECTED, without slowing your teams down.
Security & Compliance
Essential Eight maturity is now an expectation, not an aspiration. We help departments assess where they actually sit against the framework and close the gaps that reduce real risk, not just the ones that look good in an audit.
Data & AI
Better data means faster, more transparent decisions for the communities you serve. We help departments make sense of the data they already hold, from reporting through to the responsible use of AI.
Technology Solutions
Government procurement runs on panels and contracts, not shopping carts. We manage device sourcing, staging and deployment through the arrangements you’re already approved to buy from, so procurement stays compliant and lead times stay short.
Digital Skills
From head office to a regional depot, your people need consistent access to the tools they rely on. We support hybrid and frontline government workforces with workplace services built around how they actually work.
The government contracts we’re listed on
ASI holds a position on ICT hardware, software and services panels across every Australian state and territory, plus whole-of-government and portfolio-specific arrangements at the federal level.
Find your jurisdiction to see what you can procure through us directly. Panel list current as at our most recent review, contact us to confirm coverage for a specific procurement.
ACT & Commonwealth (whole of government)
- Hardware Marketplace – Category 1: Enterprise Storage (P0001450)
- Hardware Marketplace – Category 2: Network Infrastructure (P0001450)
- Hardware Marketplace – Category 3: Network Cabling Services (P0001450)
- Hardware Marketplace – Category 4: End User Computing (P0001450)
- Hardware Marketplace – Category 5: Enterprise Computing (P0001450)
- Hardware Marketplace – Category 6: Video Collaboration Systems, Devices and Services
- Hardware Marketplace – Category 7: Mobile Phones, Tablets and Smart Devices
- Whole of Australian Government Software Licensing and Services (SLS) – P0001450
- Digital Transformation Agency, Whole of Government (WofG) Mobile Services Preferred Supplier Panel
- Digital Transformation Agency, WofG Cloud Services Panel: Compute Infrastructure as a Service (UNCLASSIFIED/DLM & PROTECTED), Storage Infrastructure as a Service (UNCLASSIFIED/DLM & PROTECTED)
- Digital Transformation Agency, WofG Software Marketplace
- Digital Transformation Agency, Digital Marketplace member
- Department of Treasury Portfolio (led by the ATO), ICT Professional Services Panel, moving to the Digital Marketplace
- CSIRO, Scientific Compute, Data Hardware and Associated Services Panel
- University of Canberra, ICT Augmented Support Panel
New South Wales
- C9826 – ICT End User Devices and Services Contract
- ITS 2020 ITS Service Scheme
- ITS 278 Electrical and Gas Appliances and Presentation Equipment
- LGP 306 Local Council Desktops, Notebooks and Peripherals
- LGP 10.08 Local Council IT&C Professional Services
- Multimedia Contract
Queensland
- QGITC (Q-103): PCs, Servers, Networking, IT Services, Printers, Software and Peripherals
- DETPSA-100543, Queensland Department of Education
- DETSOA-84891, Queensland Department of Education, End User Computing
- DETSOA 71789, Interactive Solutions
- ICTSS13.03B, ICT Services Panel
Tasmania
- CP150, Tasmanian Government Information and Communications Technology Hardware Contract
Victoria
- End User Computing Equipment Panel
- DPC-SPC-01-2018, Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
South Australia
- Procurement Services, South Australian Government Personal Computing & Server Equipment (PCSE) Panel (Agreement No. 1719-3)
- Department for Education, Site IT Support (SITS) Panel
Western Australia
- Western Australia, Local IT Supplier to Local Government Association Authorities
Frequently asked questions
We hold a position on ICT hardware, software and services panels across every Australian state and territory, plus federal whole-of-government arrangements through the Digital Transformation Agency. See the full list by jurisdiction above, or talk to us to confirm coverage for a specific procurement.
In most cases, yes. If your department or council already has access to a panel ASI is listed on, you can procure directly through that arrangement rather than running a new tender. We’ll confirm which panel applies before you commit to anything.
Yes. Through the Digital Transformation Agency’s Whole of Government Cloud Services Panel, we deliver compute and storage infrastructure as a service at both UNCLASSIFIED/DLM and PROTECTED classifications.
We assess where a department currently sits against the Essential Eight maturity model, then prioritise the gaps that reduce real risk rather than the ones that are quickest to tick off. That’s usually a mix of patching, access control and backup work most teams have been meaning to get to.
Yes. Our managed services are aligned to ITIL principles, which gives departments a familiar structure for service levels, incident management and change control instead of a bespoke process to learn.
Yes. We’ve supported NFPs alongside local, state and federal government departments for over three decades, often under the same procurement arrangements government agencies use.
Not sure where to start?
Talk to our government team about the right procurement path and IT roadmap for your department or council.