We do this by

Contributing to increased economic activity and employment within Australia and New Zealand

Assisting Australian and New Zealand businesses, particularly SMEs, to have a fair share of domestic business opportunities

Ensuring local industry participation remains strong

Our Story

ICN began as the Industrial Supplies National Office (ISO) in Victoria in 1984, with the concept quickly adopted by other states and territories as well as New Zealand. The primary function was, and remains, to provide all Australian and New Zealand companies full, fair and reasonable opportunity on public and private projects, as is cited in the Australian Jobs Act 2013 (the Jobs Act).

ICN LimitedEst 1995

Funded by – The Australian Government: Department of Industry, Science and Resources | ICNL Members | ICN Gateway subscribers

ACTEst 2022

Funded by – ICNL Technologies

WA1985

Funded by – The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCIWA Ltd) | Commercial activities

NT1987

Funded by – The Northern Territory Government Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade | Commercial activities

QLD1992

Funded by – Queensland Manufacturing Institute, a not-for-profit organisation supported by the QLD State Government | Commercial activities

VIC1984

Funded by – The Victorian Government: Department Jobs, Precincts and Regions | Commercial activities

SA1985

Funded by – The SA Government

TAS2021

Funded by – The Tasmanian Government: Department of State Growth

NSW1985

Funded by – The NSW Government: NSW Treasury

Our History

ISONET Ltd commenced its work in Canberra in March 1995. In 2003, we changed our name to Industry Capability Network Limited, which remains to this day. The role of the ICN National Office is to build and manage ICN assets including IT infrastructure, processes and systems that enable ICN offices to connect suppliers, including social enterprises (e.g. Indigenous owned businesses) to projects across Australia and New Zealand.

ICN is made up of member organisations with procurement and supply chain expertise to provide you with specialist support and advice in your industry and local market.

Est 2022

Funded by – ICNL Technologies

1985

Funded by – The NSW Government: NSW Treasury

1987

Funded by – The Northern Territory Government Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade | Commercial activities

1992

Funded by – Queensland Manufacturing Institute, a not-for-profit organisation supported by the QLD State Government | Commercial activities

1985

Funded by – The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCIWA Ltd) | Commercial activities

2021

Funded by – The Tasmanian Government: Department of State Growth

Est 1995

Funded by – The Australian Government: Department of Industry, Science and Resources | ICNL Members | ICN Gateway subscribers

ISONET Ltd commenced its work in Canberra in March 1995. In 2003, we changed our name to Industry Capability Network Limited, which remains to this day. The role of the ICN National Office is to build and manage ICN assets including IT infrastructure, processes and systems that enable ICN offices to connect suppliers, including social enterprises (e.g. Indigenous owned businesses) to projects across Australia and New Zealand.

ICN is made up of member organisations with procurement and supply chain expertise to provide you with specialist support and advice in your industry and local market.

1985

Funded by – The SA Government

1984

Funded by – The Victorian Government: Department Jobs, Precincts and Regions | Commercial activities


What we do

Everything we do is guided by a clear vision: To contribute to increased economic activity and employment for Australia and New Zealand, by assisting industries to gain a greater share of domestic and international business opportunities.

We work to stimulate and foster an open and competitive marketplace for Australian and New Zealand industry 

We have achieved...

Since inception, we’ve helped local businesses find over $50 billion worth of contracts to keep them working and growing.

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$53.3B+

Value of contracts awarded to Australian and New Zealand companies.

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400+

Australian and New Zealand Suppliers joining every month

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100+

Industry Specialists working to help save time and money in the procurement process.

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95K+

Contracts awarded to companies through ICN.

Our services

Our integrated service offering means you can choose to use some or all of our products in your procurement journey. Our state offices offer various additional services from industry briefings to supply chain mapping


Our products

We provide products and services to drive industry capabilities and growth. Whatever industry you operate in, we can provide powerful procurement and supply chain tools, backed by expert advice and support. 

What benefits will you enjoy as a part of the ICN community?

  • Promote projects and work opportunities, to extend the supply chain
  • Source the best local service providers
  • Manage the supplier registration process
  • Improve lead time and availability
  • Meet regulatory obligations
  • Guarantee supply during times of volatility
  • Lower stock holdings
  • Reduce administration and duty costs
  • Save time
  • Promote service capabilities
  • Register your interest for work
  • Access larger projects through work packages
  • Network with buyers
  • Receive New Project alerts
  • Get support from experience industry specialists
  • Reduce marketing and tendering costs
  • Save time
  • Accelerate local industry participation
  • Access an up to date, accurate and vast data set for research and reporting on industry and marketplace participation, productivity and performance and compliance
  • Access an up to date, accurate and vast data set for research and reporting on industry and marketplace participation, productivity and performance and compliance

Our partners

ICNL is committed to working on the delivery of programs, maximising the opportunities for Australian companies and creating economic benefit.

Testimonials

ICN help desk

Phone 1300 961 139 (within Australia)
Phone +61 2 6285 2033 (outside Australia)
Email helpdesk@icncopy