Digital Transformation Agency

New Cloud Marketplace making it easier for government to access cloud technology and capability.

Since we published the secure cloud strategy for the Australian Government, you’ve come to us with questions. Here we answer your top 4.

Following a successful tender process, which closed in August 2018, we are adding more sellers to the Cloud Services Panel.

We’re working to create a better place for agencies to buy cloud services.

Helping agencies transition to cloud-based capability and deliver a consistent approach for collaboration and business operations.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused major disruptions to most workplaces. In response, the DTA is reconsidering the release dates for some of its planned marketplace (panel) approaches.

We've released a Request for Tender to establish a new Cloud Marketplace. Sellers of cloud offerings to government can apply to join this arrangement through the RFT process.

Cloud contract templates are available for government buyers to source cloud services. This contract template suite has been developed for use when an existing marketplace may not cover your need.

The Australian Government’s Cloud Services Panel is opening for sellers of cloud products and services.

Options for funding cloud-based services and choosing a host in government.

We’ve outlined the important updates and clarifications based on feedback from our recent Cloud Marketplace RFI Discussion Paper.

The Protected Utility Blueprint helps government agencies standardise how teams communicate and collaborate across government.

The DTA with Microsoft are providing a virtual led training program to increase cloud readiness for government.

We're holding an industry briefing for potential respondents to the Request for Tender for the new Cloud Marketplace.

IRAP assessment of cloud.gov.au, to make it simpler, clearer and faster for government agencies to run and store PROTECTED workloads and data.

The Cloud Services Panel has reached a significant milestone, awarding contracts in excess of $100 million across 201 opportunities since launch.

The fourth iteration of the whole-of-government Microsoft Volume Sourcing Arrangement, which will continue to deliver value for money for government, has been established. 

  

Our joint statement with ASD on the independent review of CSCP and IRAP.

We are deferring our CMP 2.0 Request For Tender until at least June 2020 due to the significant impact of COVID-19 and the disruptions faced by most workplaces.

In response to disruptions caused by COVID-19 restrictions, we've deferred some approaches to market for our digital sourcing arrangements.