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D.J. HOTELS (AUSTRALIA) PTY. LTD.

Disclosed Queensland Government contracts won, agencies, and recent activity — rendered live from procurement disclosures.

CONTRACTOR INTELLIGENCE
D.J. HOTELS (AUSTRALIA) PTY. LTD.
$961K
Total Awarded
17
Contracts Won
1
Agencies (2021+)
Jun 2019 – Apr 2026
Active Span
Agencies They Win From
Contracts
Value
Agency-level detail covers disclosed awards 2021–present. The headline totals above are all-time (2010–2026).
Recent Awards (2021+)
Value
Agency
Business Services - Function and event expenses
17 Apr 2026
$11K
Department of Education
Travel - Accommodation and meals
17 Apr 2026
$111K
Department of Education
Travel - Accommodation and meals
16 Apr 2026
$189K
Department of Education
Business Services - Function and event expenses
31 Mar 2026
$9K
Department of Education
Travel - Accommodation and meals
05 Jan 2026
$101K
Department of Education
Travel - Accommodation and meals
05 Jan 2026
$101K
Department of Education
Business Services - Function and event expenses
08 Dec 2025
$9K
Department of Education
Specialised Supplies and Servi
17 Nov 2022
$10K
Department of Education
Specialised Supplies and Servi
23 Jun 2022
$14K
Department of Education
Professional Services - Traini
07 Apr 2022
$14K
Department of Education
Services - Management contract
20 Apr 2021
$15K
Department of Education
Business Services - Function a
29 Nov 2019
$26K
Department of Education
Professional Services - Traini
28 Jun 2019
$13K
Department of Education
Source: QLD Government contract disclosures via BigQuery • CC BY 4.0 ← All Contractors

D.J. HOTELS (AUSTRALIA) PTY. LTD. has won 17 disclosed Queensland Government contracts worth $961K in total, active from Jun 2019 to Apr 2026. The agency breakdown and recent awards reflect disclosures from 2021 onward; headline totals span all available disclosure data (2010–2026).

Disclosed contract value reflects amounts published in government disclosure logs and includes multi-year and whole-of-life contracts — not cash received. Supplier names normalised across disclosure variants. Entities are matched conservatively: where an organisation is disclosed under more than one registered name or ABN, each is listed separately rather than combined, so related entries may appear more than once. Figures are per entry, indicative and subject to revision. Sourced under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 via BigQuery.