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DH Annual Report 2023-24 Procurement (including ICT and advertising)

This dataset is a machine-readable version of the procurement data from the Department of Health (Victoria, Australia) 2023-24 Annual Report, containing tables on consultancy, reviews, emergency procurement, ICT, and government advertising expenditure.

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ProducerDepartment of Health, Victoria Government

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Key facts

InstitutionDepartment of Health, Victoria Government
CoverageVictoria
Time span2023-24 fiscal year
Scale1 XLSX file

Contents & fields

The dataset consists of one XLSX file containing the following tables: Consultancy expenditure (details of consultancies valued at $10,000 or greater), Reviews and studies expenditure, Emergency procurement, Information and communication technology expenditure, Government advertising expenditure. The source page does not disclose the specific field list for each table.

Research uses

Can be used to analyze procurement patterns, consultancy and ICT spending trends, government advertising placements of the Victorian Department of Health, and research on machine-readability of annual report data.

Information comes from the source page. Please check that page for current details and terms.

Keywords

VictoriaDepartment of Healthannual reportprocurementICT expendituregovernment advertising

Access and licence

Licence: License statement is still being checked | Free to access

Why this is hard to get on your own

When accessing procurement data from government annual reports, researchers often face non-machine-readable formats (e.g., PDF) or incomplete fields; this dataset provides a structured XLSX file for direct analysis.

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