25/26-212 Te Pae o te Rangi Coastal Walkway Stage 2 (Waenga) & 3 (Runga)

New Plymouth District Council tender will be accessible via Tenderlink, and is only being advertised via GETS. All further communications related to this tender will be conducted through TenderLink. To be able to participate in this tender and access the RFX documents, providers will need to ensure they are registered on TenderLink. The TenderLink portal is free to access and to upload submissions. New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking a contractor with proven expertise in delivering high-quality public walkways and coastal infrastructure projects in challenging environments. This will entail providing end-to-end construction, project management, and delivery services for Stages 2 (Waenga) & 3 (Runga) of the Te Pae o te Rangi This Coastal Walkway. These works are required to extend the existing coastal pathway and enhance public access, delivering a safe, durable, and visually integrated asset that reflects the natural and cultural values of the rohe. Stage 2 (Waenga) is defined as Tate Road to New Plymouth Airport and will include 3.8km of main path with a mix of concrete (1.6km a 2.6m wide & 0.7km a 1.8m wide) and asphalt (1.5km at 2.6m wide), rest areas, road crossing, furniture, balustrades and signage and 70m bridge over the Waiongana River. The Design for Stage 2 (Waenga) is completed, and an overview plan is attached as part of this EOI. The full design will be shared with the shortlisted tenderers during the RFP stage. Stage 3 (Runga) is defined as New Plymouth Airport to Tiromoana Cres and will include 2.6km a 2.6m wide of asphalt main path, rest areas, furniture, signage. The Bridge is planned to be executed as a design and construct package and contractors must be willing to work with the selected bridge contractor. The design and final route for stage 3 (Runga) is ongoing and minor adjustments to the above overview plan might occur. Planting and soft landscaping for both stages 2 (Waenga) & 3 (Runga) will be performed by hapū partners on the Te