Procurement
Procurement at the SEC is underpinned by four procurement principles:
- Value for money: including quality, cost, fitness for use, capability, capacity, risk and whole-of-life cost.
- Accountability: the ability to act and to be responsible for actions taken and decisions made in a transparent manner.
- Scalability: having procurement governance processes that are appropriate and efficient, considering the capability of available resources and the complexity of the procurement undertaken.
- Probity: ensuring ethical behaviour by implementing accountable, transparent processes and maintaining accurate records.
The Victorian Government's goods and services procurement policies govern procurement of non-construction goods and services across all Victorian government departments and some specified entities.
The SEC Complaints Management Procedure sets out the requirements for managing complaints directly related to a procurement process.
The SEC Forward Procurement Activity Plan provides an overview of planned procurement.
For any queries related to the plan or a particular activity please contact sec.procurement@secvictoria.com.au.
Please note:
- RFx's will not be released on this website. Please email sec.procurement@secvictoria.com.au for additional information on planned market approach.
- All of the SEC’s planned procurement are subject to revision or cancellation.
- The information in the Procurement Activity Plan is provided for planning purposes only. The plan does not represent a solicitation or constitute a request for proposal, nor is it a commitment by the SEC to purchase the described goods or services.
- This plan is updated regularly and was last updated in September 2025.
