Procurement-related policies
The Queensland Government’s new Queensland Procurement Policy 2026 will take effect on 1 January 2026.
The content on this page remains valid until 31 December 2025.
The content on this page remains valid until 31 December 2025.
From 1 January 2026, existing policies impacting procurement along with the process for developing future policies impacting procurement will change.
These are outlined in the Queensland Procurement Policy 2026.
These are outlined in the Queensland Procurement Policy 2026.
Under the Queensland Procurement Policy 2023, a procurement-related policy is a government policy or instrument, excluding the Queensland Procurement Policy, related guidelines and guidance, that influences or impacts procurement activities, practices and decisions.
Queensland Government agencies must use the Procurement-related policies: Guideline when developing a procurement-related policy.
Other policies
Review the Queensland Government's other procurement-related policies (some of these policies will cease to exist on 1 January 2026 when the Queensland Procurement Policy 2026 commences).
General
- Queensland Leasing Approval Policy for Public Sector Entities
- Quality Assurance Policy (PDF, 176KB)
- Queensland Charter for Local Content
- Queensland Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Procurement Policy (PDF, 140KB)
- Small and Family Business First Action Statement
- Best practice industry conditions for social service procurement (PDF, 68KB)
Building construction and maintenance
Information and communication technology (ICT)
- ICT SME Participation Scheme Policy
- IS13 for the procurement and disposal of ICT products and services