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Federal supplier · FY 20142026

The Liebe Group Incorporated

$2.4 million

Lifetime federal contract value awarded across 6 contract notices.

ABN
44748432382
Country
AUSTRALIA
State
WA

Awarded by financial year

  • 2014-15$0
  • 2015-16$255,394
  • 2016-17$0
  • 2017-18$671,262
  • 2018-19$0
  • 2019-20$0
  • 2020-21$0
  • 2021-22$390,420
  • 2022-23$0
  • 2023-24$0
  • 2024-25$0
  • 2025-26$359,294

Top agencies awarded to this supplier

  • Grains Research and Development Corporation$2,389,570

Contracts (6)

Click any CN ID to verify the contract notice on AusTender.

  1. $359,294
    Grains Research and Development Corporation
    Retained stubble can tie up early-season nitrogen as soil microbes break down residues, reducing availability for crop emergence and early growth. While traditional burning methods effectively remove
    Published 12 Feb 2026
  2. $390,420
    Grains Research and Development Corporation
    The WA Stubble Story: Investigating alternative stubble systems for cropping systems in the Western Region
    Published 27 Apr 2023
  3. $577,500
    Grains Research and Development Corporation
    Demonstration of legume crops for profitability in the Western Region
    Published 27 Apr 2023
  4. $93,762
    Grains Research and Development Corporation
    Benefits of foliar micronutrients on cereals in a low rainfall environment
    Published 27 Apr 2023
  5. $255,394
    Grains Research and Development Corporation
    Best bet management of ameliorated non-wetting soils for the Geraldton port zones
    Published 27 Apr 2023
  6. $713,200
    Grains Research and Development Corporation
    Working together to deliver multiple benefit messages to growers through a whole systems approach to soil management.
    Published 23 July 2014

Sources

  • Department of Finance · 2013 onward · CC-BY 3.0 AU

    Each row above can be verified by clicking the CN ID to view the source notice on AusTender. Methodology at /methodology/#contracts.

Refreshed 23 May 2026 · Caveats