Tenders from New Zealand

Main Contractor for Blocks 1, 4, 20, and 29 Electrical, Heating and Internal Works at Whangarei Primary School and Potential Additional Rights

Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal

This RFT is for a main contractor only. Tenders for separate portions of the works will not be considered in any instance. The scope of works includes switchboard replacement at Block 4; heat pump replacement and relocation at Blocks 1, 4, 20; and internal refurbishment (carpet, doors, windows and hardware) at Blocks 1, 20 and 29. The Contract Works will be delivered in two stages, wholly within school holiday periods – Stage 1: October 2026 school holidays; Stage 2: December 2026/January 2027 Christmas holidays – with each stage fully handed over before resumption of school operations. Additional rights for other projects of a lower value are included in this tender.

ODC Contract 286: Ōpōtiki Netball Court Upgrade 2026

Opotiki District Council

Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Research Programme 2025/26 – 2027/28

Ministry of Health

We are seeking research proposals for the priority research topics outlined in this RFP as part of the research programme supporting the Strategy to Prevent and Minimise Gambling Harm 2025/26 - 2027/28. These projects will generate high-quality relevant evidence to support gambling harm prevention and minimisation mahi in New Zealand. This includes informing public health initiatives, service delivery, policy development, strategic planning, regulatory decision-making, and broader system responses. The research will also contribute to our understanding of how the wider health and disability system can support efforts to prevent and minimise gambling harm. It is important to us that the proposed project addresses current priority issues with new knowledge, is well-planned with relevant expertise, and can be completed successfully within the contract term. It is also important to us that each proposal demonstrates: • methodological rigour • meaningful consideration of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, cultural responsiveness, and an equity-focused approach • incorporates lived experience perspectives where appropriate • generates actionable evidence to support efforts of gambling harm prevention and minimisation.

Internal Building Cleaning Services (labour only)

People, Culture & Campus

The services under this contract are limited to the cleaning of internal areas within University buildings. This excludes all external cleaning activities, including but not limited to building exteriors, external windows, roofs, gutters, car parks, footpaths, landscaping, and other outdoor areas. This is an advanced notice of the contract opportunity only - no proposals or expressions of interest will be accepted under the advanced notice. Further information will be issued at ROI stage. Please ensure you are registered on GETS and subscribed to notifications to be informed once the ROI is live on GETS.

Workday Implementation Partner Selection

University of Otago

The University of Otago is seeking a certified implementation partner to support us in introducing a new, modern Human Resources Information System using Workday. We are looking for a partner who can guide us through the full implementation journey from design and configuration to data migration, integrations, and testing.

Towing Services

Wellington City Council

Kia ora koutou Wellington City Council (WCC) invites proposals from experienced Service Providers to deliver Towing Services that help keep Wellington's streets safe, accessible and well-managed. This contract plays an important role in supporting the day-to-day operation of our city through the provision of responsive towing, vehicle recovery and secure storage services. As Wellington continues to evolve, changes to the transport network, parking management approach and urban environment are influencing how parking is managed and how towing services are delivered. Council requires a reliable and responsive Service Provider that can support current operational needs and adapt to future requirements over the life of the contract. The Services include, but are not limited to, the towing or relocation of: a. Unlawfully parked vehicles; b. Vehicles parked on clearways in breach of clearway conditions; c. Vehicles parked in a way that creates a hazard or obstruction; d. Vehicles left on roads that have been, or will be, closed or partially closed for events or roadworks; e. Abandoned vehicles. The successful Service Provider will also be required to provide a secure facility for the storage of all towed vehicles. The scope includes a wide range of vehicles, including cars and SUVs, electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds, caravans, campervans and trailers, trucks, buses and other heavy vehicles, as well as damaged, burnt-out and non-roadworthy vehicles. This is an opportunity to partner with Wellington City Council under an initial three-year contract, with the potential for two one-year extensions, subject to performance. We are seeking Service Providers with the capability, capacity, experience and infrastructure to deliver services that support Council's efforts to maintain safe, accessible and compliant parking across Wellington City. Please refer to the RFP documentation for further information. Ngā mihi nui Sonja Ensink, Senior Commercial Pro

CON001926 - Whakatane Project Future Proof - Stage 4A

Bay of Plenty Regional Council

Workday Application Managed Services (AMS) RFQ

Department of Conservation

The Department of Conservation (DOC) is seeking a suitably qualified Workday Application Management Services (AMS) partner to provide ongoing support, optimisation, release management, advisory services, and specialist expertise for its Workday platform. DOC implemented Workday through its HRIS Transformation Programme and now requires a strategic support partner to help maximise value from the investment, support continuous improvement, and uplift internal capability.

Provision of Test and Tag Services

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa

C10090 Jones/Wards/TwoChain Rd Realignment

Selwyn District Council

Selwyn District Council (SDC) is seeking submission from contractors to provide construction services for the Two Chain/Wards/Jones Road intersection realignment and KiwiRail Level Crossing upgrade project, located to the north of Rolleston town centre. This project forms part of the broader Rolleston Access Improvements (RAI) initiative and coincides with construction of the SH1/Rolleston Drive new Overpass to the east of this intersection. Our goal is to make the intersection and Level Rail Crossing safer, aligned with the projected traffic usage and to better cater for future growth in the area. The objective is to carryout construction within the timeframe highlighted in this tender document, minimise impact on Rolleston residents, and coordinate with the nearby construction of the new SH1 /Rolleston Drive Overpass to the east. The existing intersection has a significant number of services located under the carriageway, grass verges and rail crossing as well as overhead power services. The proposed works include the construction of an upgraded Rail Crossing, road pavement, footpath, drainage, streetlights, service and water race relocations, landscaping, signs and line marking, and streetlights to accommodate the work. Scope of Works This project consists of upgrades to Two Chain/Wards/Jones Road intersection realignment and KiwiRail Level Crossing. The contract works will consist of: • Site Clearance • Temporary Traffic Management • Earthworks • Stormwater Drainage • Water Race replacement • Pavements and Surfacing • Utility Service relocation including undergrounding of overhead power • Traffic Services • KiwiRail corridor construction including rail crossing upgrade • Landscaping

Veterinarian Services and Related Products

National Procurement Team

The Department of Corrections | Ara Poutama Aotearoa (the Department) invites proposals from Veterinarian providers to deliver veterinary services and products to ensure the health and wellbeing of the livestock and goods associated with three of the Department's farms at Waikeria, Tongariro and Otago. Proposals can be for one location, a combination of locations, or all locations. Full details of the opportunity and our Requirements are set out in the Request for Proposals documentation. All communications should be through GETS.

321312 - Media Monitoring & Analytics Services

University of Waikato

Timaru Girls High School Accessible Access Property Modifications - Main Building Contractor

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

Registration of Interest - Ahipara School - Main Contractor - Water Supply Upgrade

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

ROI - Main Contractor - Roofing, Toilets, Heating and DQLS at Te Kōwhai School

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

RFI Connected Mobility Services

Auckland Council

Expression of Interest - Integrated Business Planning 2026/029

KiwiRail Group

Health NZ ROI - Whakatane Hospital Domestic Hot Water Replacement - Design & Build Services

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

Economic Analysis of the roles, Function and Relationships of the Centres within the Queenstown Lakes District

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

Auckland Transport RFI - Auckland Bus Depots - Property and Development Opportunities

Auckland Transport

Digital Infrastructure System Integrator (DISI)

National Procurement

Digital Infrastructure System Integrator (DISI) Pre-Qualified Supplier List Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is inviting suitably qualified suppliers to apply for admission to the Digital Infrastructure System Integrator (DISI) Pre-Qualified Supplier List, established under Rule 23 of the Government Procurement Rules (5th Edition). The role The DISI delivers the Work Package 2 (WP2) active digital infrastructure and digital facility systems for a modern hospital environment, and provides systems integration across WP1 passive infrastructure, WP3 applications and clinical systems, and FF&E interfaces including major medical and biomedical equipment. Purpose of the list The list initially supports two hospital redevelopment projects — Pihi Kaha (Whāngārei Hospital Redevelopment) and Whakatupuranga (Nelson Hospital) — and is intended as an ongoing qualification mechanism for future Health NZ major hospital redevelopment projects where a DISI requirement applies. Delivery model Any downstream DISI appointment will be made by the relevant Main Contractor as part of its delivery supply chain, subject to Health NZ's approval rights. Health NZ acts as technical assurance body and approval authority; it does not become the contracting party to the DISI engagement. What this ITQ does not do It does not award a contract, appoint a DISI to any project, guarantee any supplier work or exclusivity, or seek project-specific pricing at the qualification stage. Admission confirms baseline capability only. Key dates (NZ time) ITQ released: 30 July 2026 Supplier briefing / industry webinar: 6 August 2026 Deadline for supplier questions: 5:00 pm, 28 August 2026 Deadline for responses (first intake): 12:00 noon, 11 September 2026 List term and access Initial five-year term, reviewed annually. The ITQ remains continuously open for new applications throughout the term. New Zealand and international suppliers may respond individually or through eligible consortia, joint ventures or teaming

26-034 Coastal Revetment Maintenance Services

New Plymouth District Council

Main Contractor for Blocks A,B,D,L,S,T and Z Roofing works at Edgewater College

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure