Who wins Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service's trade work

Queensland Government contract awards · 43 trade contracts · updated 10 September 2026

Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service awarded 43 trade contracts to 15 different suppliers in the published disclosure data, worth $1,576,695 in total.

Its single biggest supplier holds 18.6% of those awards.

Moderately concentrated. There are established suppliers, but the work is not locked up.

The suppliers who win it

Contracts wonSupplierShare
8JGP ELECTRICAL CQ PTY LTD18.6%
8LAWRENCE & HANSON GROUP PTY LTD18.6%
6PLUMB PLUS - PURNELL & WAYNE14.0%
4BENSON'S ELECTRICAL QUEENSLAND P/L9.3%
4PROGRAMMED PROPERTY SERVICES P/L9.3%
3STOWE AUSTRALIA P/L7.0%
2BAILEY PLUMBING GLADSTONE4.7%
1ERGON ENERGY CORP LTD2.3%
1REFELEC QLD PTY LTD2.3%
1BARNES ELECTRICAL SERVICE2.3%

What a typical contract is worth

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Coverage and limits

Built from 40 Queensland agencies, 2,174 trade awards and 545 suppliers.

This is a sample, not a census. An agency or supplier absent here may still award or win heavily.

No trade-category breakdown is shown, deliberately. Agencies book work to a fixed chart of accounts rather than describing it, so this data cannot reliably tell electrical from plumbing from roofing. Any page claiming to would be inventing that detail.

Company names and figures are reproduced from the published disclosure records. They are counts and totals, not an assessment of any firm's conduct, capability or standing.

Contains Queensland Government data sourced from data.qld.gov.au, used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. The State of Queensland does not endorse this analysis and is not responsible for it.