Request For Tender
Evaluation Services for Creative Australia’s Market and Audience Development Evaluative Program (RFT 2026-27 002)
Creative Australia is seeking proposals from experienced evaluation providers to deliver evaluation services for its Market and Audience Development program. This work will examine the outcomes and impact of a range of new and evolving initiatives designed to strengthen audience engagement, market development and sector capability. Creative Australia welcomes submissions from providers with demonstrated expertise in evaluation design, mixed-method and flexible approaches, and the delivery of actionable insights. Tender documentation is available below.
Issue Date: Monday 28 September 2026
Tender Closing Time: Monday 26 October 2026, 2:00pm AEDT
Lodgement Address: tenders@creative.gov.au
Documentation:
- RFT 2026-27 002 Market and Audience Development Evaluation Services (PDF)
- RFT 2026-27 002 Market and Audience Development Evaluation Services (Word)
IT Service Management Tool
Creative Australia is the Australian Government’s principal arts investment and advisory body. We require an IT Service Management software tool to enable seamless incident and request management, empower users through automation and self-service, and provide the functionality and data needed to effectively manage and improve delivery of IT services across Creative Australia’s multi-vendor environment. For more information, refer to documentation provided below.
Issue Date: 23 April 2026
Tender Closing Time: 14 May 2026 2:00pm AEST
Lodgement Address: tenders@creative.gov.au
Documentation:
Procurement at Creative Australia
Under the Creative Australia Act 2023 and the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (‘PGPA Act’) the Board and management of Creative Australia are legally bound to ensure the organisation has appropriate systems and processes in place to strengthen and maintain accountability, transparency, due diligence and sound decision-making.
In discharging these responsibilities, Creative Australia must manage risk appropriately and strive to achieve “value for money” when conducting any procurement activities. In doing so Creative Australia officials follow the Procurement Guidelines when considering the most suitable approach to a particular procurement activity, which includes evaluating all available options and recording and documenting all relevant decisions.
