ATM_2026_3426—Supply Chain Relationship Data

The Department of Industry, Science and Resources has a requirement for comprehensive company supply chain dataset to support analysis of global supply chains. The data will be integrated into the Department's supply chain mapping platform to help support evidence-based advice to Government. The data should be sourced primarily from public domain and detail customer–supplier linkages between businesses. The dataset should provide supplier-customer relationship intelligence derived from corporate disclosures, regulatory filings, public statements, annual reports and similar sources, rather than datasets that infer relationships exclusively from trade or logistics activity. The dataset must have global coverage across industries and regions, reflect current supply chain relationships and be regularly maintained. In addition to the company supply chain dataset, the following capabilities will be viewed favourably but are not mandatory: · A comprehensive business facilities dataset containing business location information, including: o Physical addresses o Latitude and longitude coordinates o Facility type classifications, including but not limited to offices, warehouses, distribution centres and manufacturing facilities Delivery Requirements The supplier must provide data in a format suitable for integration into the Department's analytical environment and third-party supply chain mapping platform. Acceptable delivery methods include, SFTP, API, cloud-based delivery, desktop delivery or other enterprise data delivery mechanisms supported by the supplier. The preferred update frequency is monthly or quarterly. Third-Party Platform Requirements The supplier must permit the data to be integrated into systems operated on behalf of the Department by an authorised service provider Suppliers should clearly identify any licensing restrictions, approved use cases, user limitations or requirements associated with third-party platform integration. Evaluation Criteria Tender responses will be assessed against the evaluation criteria outlined at section A.B.5 of the Approach to Market. Criteria A and B carry equal weighting (50 per cent each) and will be considered together with Criterion C as part of the overall value for money assessment.