What does Law in Order do for the Australian Government?

Law in Order is an Australian Government contractor with 9 contracts worth $836K since 2013. Their largest government client is Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, and their average contract value is $93K.

Key Metrics

9Total Contracts
$836KTotal Value
5Agencies Served
$93KAvg Contract
10Years Active

How much does Law in Order win in government contracts each year?

$0 $105K $210K $315K $420K 2013: $173K 2013 2014: $232K 2014 2016: $420K 2016 2022: $11K 2022
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Law in Order — Annual Government Contract Awards
YearContractsValue
20132$173K
20143$232K
20163$420K
20221$11K

Who are Law in Order's biggest government clients?

AgencyContractsValueShare
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission 4 $482K 57.6%
Attorney-General's Department 2 $170K 20.3%
Australian Taxation Office 1 $96K 11.5%
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority 1 $77K 9.2%
Australian Financial Security Authority 1 $11K 1.3%

What categories does Law in Order supply to government?

CategoryContractsValueShare
8012-administration-and-business-support 7 $710K 85.0%
8212-photographic-services 1 $96K 11.5%
7813-air-cargo-transport 1 $29K 3.5%

How does Law in Order win government contracts?

MethodContractsValueShare
open 6 $651K 66.7%
limited 3 $184K 33.3%

What are Law in Order's largest government contracts?

ContractAgencyValueAwarded
Legal Services Australian Competition and Consumer Commission $250K
Legal Document Management Services Australian Competition and Consumer Commission $120K
Hearing & media room services Attorney-General's Department $115K
Provision of Bulk Scanning Services Australian Taxation Office $96K
Legal Services Australian Competition and Consumer Commission $83K

What are Law in Order's most recent government contracts?

ContractAgencyValueDate
Data triaging for the records seized under S77AA Warrant Australian Financial Security Authority $11K
Hearing & media room services Attorney-General's Department $115K
Hearing & media room services Attorney-General's Department $55K
Legal Services Australian Competition and Consumer Commission $250K
Document storage services Australian Competition and Consumer Commission $29K
Legal Services Australian Competition and Consumer Commission $83K
Legal Document Management Services Australian Competition and Consumer Commission $120K
Provision of Bulk Scanning Services Australian Taxation Office $96K
EVIDENCE SYSTEM Australian Prudential Regulation Authority $77K

Who competes with Law in Order for government contracts?

Other suppliers winning contracts from the same agencies in similar categories.

SupplierContractsValue
Australian Government Solicitor 1,623 $638.2M
Minter Ellison Lawyers 38 $163.1M
Department of the Attorney General 22 $121.5M
Norton Rose Fullbright 706 $85.8M
CRADDOCK MURRAY NEUMANN LAWYERS PT 8 $66.5M
Fuji Xerox Document Management 15 $63.2M
Corrs Chambers Westgarth 750 $58.6M
Gilbert & Tobin 6 $56.8M
King & Wood Mallesons 6 $55.9M
DLA Piper Australia 339 $51.2M

What size contracts does Law in Order typically win?

Size RangeContractsTotal Value
$10K-$50K2$40K
$50K-$100K4$311K
$100K-$500K3$485K

What is Law in Order's registered business information?

Australian Business Number (ABN)
95107656093
Registered Name
Law in Order
Government Contracting Period
2013 – 2022

Verify entity details on the Australian Business Register.

Registered Business Details

Entity Type
Australian Private Company
ASIC Company Type
Proprietary Limited
ABN Status
Active
GST
Registered
ACN
107656093
ABN
95107656093 verify ↗
State
NSW
Postcode
2000
Incorporated
16 January 2004 (22 years ago)

Source: Australian Business Register (ABR) + ASIC Companies Register. View on ABN Lookup ↗

Procurement Categories

UNSPSC categories where Law in Order is active.

Management & Professional Services 7 contracts · $710K · 0.0% of category spend Editorial & Design 1 contracts · $96K · 0.0% of category spend Transport & Storage 1 contracts · $29K · 0.0% of category spend

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