Disclosed Queensland Government contracts won, agencies, and recent activity — rendered live from procurement disclosures.
CONTRACTOR INTELLIGENCE
LEXISNEXIS
SILVER • $20.4M+ QBCC Licensed
Apr 2000 – Apr 2025
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
Legal Data base subscription
26 Sep 2024
$13K
Queensland Ombudsman
General goods and services (GGS)
29 May 2024
$37K
Seqwater
Computing Maintenance Software
24 May 2024
$39K
Queensland Fire Department
$20K
Queensland Fire Department
SOFTWARE LICENCES
31 Aug 2022
$19K
Queensland Fire Department
ICT software subscription including maintenance fees LEXISNEXIS
26 Jun 2022
$206K
Department of Justice and At…
General goods and services (GGS)
20 Apr 2022
$49K
Seqwater
SOFTWARE LICENCES
31 Dec 2021
$18K
Queensland Fire Department
Subscription Services
30 Jun 2021
$69K
Office of Industrial Relations
$34K
Office of Industrial Relations
electronic collection subscriptioin
20 Nov 2020
$494K
The University of Queensland
Lexis Nexis Subscriptions
27 Aug 2020
$237K
Queensland Treasury
$67K
Office of Industrial Relations
Annual Maintenace fees
24 Jun 2020
$111K
Department of Justice and At…
Software additional licences
26 Feb 2020
$114K
Department of Justice and At…
Annual maintenance DPP lEXIS NEXIS
27 Nov 2019
$111K
Department of Justice and At…
$494K
The University of Queensland
Subscriptions and Publications SUP & DIS CRTS
24 Sep 2019
$618K
Department of Justice and At…
LEXISNEXIS has won 173 disclosed Queensland Government contracts worth $20.4M in total, active from Apr 2000 to Apr 2025. The agency breakdown and recent awards reflect disclosures from 2021 onward; headline totals span all available disclosure data (2010–2026). This supplier holds a current QBCC company licence.
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.