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Summary
This contract offers easy access to a wide range of SAP cloud products and services. Included in the scope of products amongst other things is SuccessFactors (Human Capital Management), Intelligent Spend Management (Ariba & Fieldglass), Analytics, Artificial Intelligence and Automation.
Lead agency: Department of Government Services
Conditions of use: Non-Mandatory
Contract reference number: DGS-ICT-02-2023
Arrangement type: Sole Supplier
Start date: 31 May 2023
End date: 31 May 2028
Key Benefits
The major benefits of this contract include:
- a simple method to procure products with agreed contract terms
- cost-effective discounts across the Victorian government
- access to a secure cloud environment.
What’s covered?
This contract covers the following System Analysis Program products:
| Product Portfolio | Includes |
| SuccessFactors | Human Resources, Payroll, Recruitment, On-boarding, Performance and Talent Management. |
| SAP Analytics Cloud | Data and Analytics. |
| Business Technology Platform | Integration Suite, Work Zone and Automation. |
| Fieldglass | Contingent Workforce Management. |
| Ariba | Procurement, Spend Management and Travel Expenses. |
| S/4 HANA | SAP Cloud ERP (includes Finance, Manufacturing, HR, Supply Chain, procurement), Tax and Payment Processing and Treasury and Risk Management. |
| Signavio | Business Process Modelling and Governance. |
This contract has the ability to add more products if required.
Supplier Details
Name: SAP Australia Pty Ltd
ACN: 003 682 504
Address: Level 13, 1 Denison Street, North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 2060
Website:
Contact name: Nick Harris
Role: Senior Account Executive, Public Sector - Southern States
Mobile:0405 453 669
Email: nick.harris@sap.com
How buyers join this contract
Buyers need to request access to the Digital Marketplace to join this contract.
Step 1. Find the products you need
Get contract and pricing information through the Digital .
If the products you want to purchase are not covered under the SPC, contact the category manager and ask to have the products included in the SPC.
This will take some time, so contact the category manager as soon as you have identified the requirement to add additional products.
Step 2. Conduct a price review
When you have a quote from SAP, conduct a desktop analysis to compare the chosen product price and any associated costs with other sources.
The prices shown in the contract are the maximum prices and buyers should always consider if there is an opportunity to negotiate a lower price.
When the pricing and scope have been agreed, follow your local Agency procurement process to seek approval.
Step 3. Get approval
Follow local Agency procurement process to seek approval of the quote outcome from Digital Marketplace.
Step 4. Return approved quote to SAP
Following approval, return approved quote to SAP.
Reviewed 07 August 2023