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Doing business with Council

Learn how to supply goods, services or works to Central Coast Council

    Supporting local suppliers through Council projects

    Each year, we deliver a wide range of projects through contracts aligned with our Delivery Program and Operational Plan. This results in hundreds of millions of dollars in contract value awarded to local suppliers or indirect spend with local suppliers associated with contracts awarded to non-local suppliers.

    Learn more about working with Council

    Procurement


    Procurement is how we purchase goods, services or works from external providers. This can be done through purchasing, leasing or contracting to deliver services and infrastructure to the community.

    Our contracts cover a wide range of areas, including:

    • Roads and footpaths
    • Community and recreational facilities
    • Parks and trees
    • Heavy vehicles
    • Office equipment
    • Professional services
    • Utilities

    Our procurement activities are conducted in accordance with:

    • The Local Government Act 1993
    • Local Government (General) Regulation 2021
    • Procurement Policy which explains how Council buys goods and services.
    • Statement of Business Ethics which guides how Council expects individuals and organisations to engage with Council professionally and ethically.
    • Code of Conduct which provides Council standards for ethical and transparent collaboration.
    Last updated: 15/06/2026