Tenders from New Zealand

MajSC191 Oparara & Mosseyburn Bridges Protective Coating Repairs

Buller District Council

Buller District Council (BDC) (Principal) are seeking tenders for the protective coating refurbishments of two bridges in the Karamea area. These bridges are the Oparara river bridge and Mosseyburn Bridge located on SH67 Karamea Highway, Kohaihai Road, 5.6 km and 17km North of the Karamea township. These bridges are located in C5 & C4 Corrosivity zones on the West Coast. BDC is seeking tender submissions and prices for two specified protective coating options. This is an option-based tender under which tenderers may submit one tender response with a separate, complete and fully compliant price for Option A, Option B, or both. Tenderers must submit one tender submission containing a complete and fully compliant price for Option A, Option B, or both pricing options. Where both pricing options are submitted, they must be included within the same tender submission. Each pricing option submitted will be treated as a separate offer and must meet all requirements applicable to that option. Note: Both bridges included in the contract works will be awarded together under one Option. The options are: • Option A: Thermal Metal Spray Site-applied thermal metal spray with duplex coating systems in the specified areas, providing an expected service life of 40 years to first major maintenance. • Option B: Liquid Organic Coatings Site-applied liquid organic coating systems providing an expected service life of not less than 25 years before first major maintenance.

WDC-27-070 - Maraetōtara Playground Redevelopment Physical Works

Whakatane District Council

Whakatāne District Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to deliver the physical works associated with the Maraetōtara Playground Redevelopment at Ōhope. The project involves demolition and site preparation, earthworks, drainage, construction of new pathways, boardwalks and playground infrastructure, installation of Council-supplied playground equipment and furniture, nature play elements, and associated landscape enhancements. This redevelopment will transform the existing playground into a modern, inclusive and accessible community destination that supports recreation, wellbeing and connection to the surrounding coastal environment. The successful contractor will have the opportunity to deliver a high-profile public amenity project while demonstrating expertise in playground construction, civil works and public space development, and establishing a strong working relationship with Council for future community infrastructure projects.

Outdoor Disconnector and Earth Switch Refurbishment

Transpower New Zealand Limited

Transpower wish to obtain relevant market intelligence and levels of interest in the provision of engineering capabilities and capacity for component fabrication and installation of refurbished outdoor disconnectors and earth switches to enable the cost-effective extension of asset life. This is an open invitation to suppliers with the relevant fabrication, machining, site installation, quality management, health and safety, and high voltage equipment experience, to register their interest in participating in the Outdoor Disconnectors and Earth Switch Refurbishment Programme.

Digital Assessment Platform

University of Otago

The University of Otago is seeking market information about digital assessment platforms and related services that can support complex, secure, observed, workplace-based, portfolio and programmatic assessment. We want to understand the range of solutions available, how they can operate as part of the University's Aoroa digital learning ecosystem, and the implementation, integration, operating and commercial models that suppliers can offer.

Ōpōtiki Footpath and Kerb & Channel Renewals 2026/27

Opotiki District Council

Needs Assessment RFI

Needs Assessment Service

35192623 Needs Assessment Service RFI 2:00 PM 11 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Accident Compensation Corporation

Meta-analysis of productivity data from high / low methane-emitting sheep

Ministry for Primary Industries

New Zealand has globally leading research demonstrating that methane emissions in sheep are heritable, and divergent selection can reduce methane emissions with no detrimental impact on productivity. While numerous scientific studies have been conducted on, and published relating to, the high and low methane-emitting research flocks over the past fifteen plus years, a comprehensive meta-analysis has not been completed to date. The New Zealand Institute of Bioeconomy Science Limited’s (‘BSI’) business unit, the Ag Emissions Centre (‘AgEC’), is seeking an experienced individual (or small team) to conduct a meta-analysis on the full productivity dataset relating to the high and low methane-emitting research flocks (held by BSI). The core dataset contains data from approximately 260 animals per annum, measured twice per annum for around 30 key traits, since 2011. A wider dataset contains a number of additional trait measurements for the same animals. Additional data may be obtainable from sources other than the BSI core flock, but these data will need to be identified, and access negotiated on a case-by-case basis. We expect that any additional datasets will be small. Meta-analysis requirements: The productivity dataset meta-analysis should include, but not be limited to: prolificacy, live weight gain, reproductive performance, parasite and facial eczema resistance, bodyweight, wool growth, carcase weight, carcase fat %. The meta-analysis should answer the following research questions: *Across the available evidence, what differences in productivity and key traits are observed between high and low methane-emitting sheep? *How consistent are any differences across flocks, breeds, cohorts, years and production conditions? *What is the strength and uncertainty of the evidence for each outcome? *Is there evidence of material adverse, neutral or beneficial associations? *What limitations prevent firm conclusions? For more detailed information and deliverables please see the

Main Building/ Fencing Contractor for LSM Fencing & Gates at Manchester Street School, Feilding

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

The Contract Works required are: The proposal is site wide 1.8m high timber and aluminium fencing and gates to all boundaries and to the nursery area. Including concrete work to the front entrance & drive way & garden edging. Removal of a gas meter and large trees within 1m of the fencing. All work to comply with manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations. All tender documentation and necessary information attached. Contractors MUST visit site for tender to be compliant. Contact the noted representative in Invite Letter to arrange a site visit. Ideally dependent on MoE funding approval this work would start as soon as possible after confirmation provided, however this will be discussed with the successful contractor and school once funding approvals are confirmed. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: https://education.govt.nz/assets/Documents/Primary-Secondary/Property/Procurement-templates-guides/School-Property-Procurement-RFx-Process-Terms-Conditions-Conditions-of-Tendering-2017-2.pdf

P2027-1126 Lyndhurst Extension Stormwater Basin and Drains – Design and Consenting Services

Assets - 3Waters

Quotes are invited for professional design and consenting services for the Lyndhurst Extension Stormwater Basin and Drains. The work covers investigations and preliminary design, detailed design, and a resource consent application for a 43,800m³ stormwater detention basin at the Ranui Sports Field, Hastings, together with the trunk stormwater main, a hydraulic control culvert on the Mahora Drain and overland flow path works. Construction is procured separately. This is an invited quote. Documents are available on the Government Electronic Tenders Service, gets.govt.nz. All enquiries about this contract must be made through GETS. Quotes close at 3pm, Wednesday 25 November 2026, and must be submitted electronically through GETS. The total submission must not exceed 50MB. Price and non-price files must be uploaded as separate files, clearly marked Price and Non-price.

KiwiRail SHW System

KiwiRail Group

KiwiRail is seeking a digital product for Safety Health and Wellbeing (SHW) management, on a single platform to improve the quality, accessibility and usability of SHW data with enterprise-wide visibility of risk, assurance and action status. The solution is expected to be a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, accessible and used by all KiwiRail staff and available on multiple devices. Initial scope includes (non-exhaustive list): i. Risk & Hazard Management ii. Event Reporting & Incident Management iii. Corrective Action iv. Audit & Assurance v. Inspections, Checklists & Verifications vi. SHW Meeting Management vii. Safety Observation

Pāmu West Coast Forestry Management RFI

Landcorp Farming Ltd

The Pāmu Forestry team is seeking information from suppliers available to provide Forestry Management Services on the West Coast of the South Island, along with a small block in Canterbury.

35282905 Future Platform for Education Gazette Tukutuku Kōrero RFI 2:00 PM 11 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Ministry of Education

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Future Platform for Education Gazette Tukutuku Kōrero

35282905 Future Platform for Education Gazette Tukutuku Kōrero RFI 2:00 PM 11 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Ministry of Education

Eastern Cemetery Roads and Burial Beams Project

Invercargill City Council

This Contract is for the supply of all labour, materials and plant necessary for earthworks, drainage, kerb and channel, pavement construction, surfacing, topsoiling - relating to new roads to be constructed within the Eastern Cemetery block along with the earthworks and installation of 518 new Cemetery Beams shown in the work area below – north of Block 53

Electrical and Telemetry Programme

Waikato Regional Council

WRC is seeking suitably qualified and experienced supplier(s) to provide the design, supply, installation, programming, integration, testing, commissioning, and support of electrical, control, telemetry, and automation infrastructure for flood protection pump stations across the Lower Waikato and Waihou-Piako Schemes. The procurement will establish a long-term supplier arrangement to support the delivery of a multi-year programme of electrical renewals and associated telemetry upgrades across Council-owned pump station infrastructure. The programme is intended to improve the reliability, safety, operational efficiency, maintainability, and standardisation of pump station assets, while enhancing remote monitoring, alarming, and operational control capabilities. Operational drivers include ageing switchboards, reliability issues, limited fault visibility, difficult site access, health and safety risks, and the need for improved telemetry and automation across the pump station network. The procurement will comprise two separate programme packages: • Package 1: Lower Waikato Electrical and Telemetry Programme • Package 2: Waihou-Piako Electrical and Telemetry Programme

After-hours and urgent care services for Central Otago

National Procurement

This opportunity relates to the delivery of after-hours and urgent care services for Central Otago. New and improved after-hours and urgent care services are being implemented in the context of other new and/or changing primary care initiatives including expanded digital teleconsultation solutions and changes to PHO accountabilities and funding settings. Health NZ expects after-hours and urgent care providers to work collaboratively and in good faith with Health NZ, PHO's, primary and community care providers including general practices and emergency departments to deliver accessible services. The New and Improves Urgent and After-hours Care Framework (the framework) was published in May 2025. This is attached and forms part of this RFP. The framework describes urgent and after-hours care service types, based on population, geographic and community characteristics. The framework is intended to provide minimum expectations only - Health NZ and providers can agree variations, adaptations and additional features based on local demand.

Graduation Gowns and Gowning Items

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa

Wānanga are New Zealand Tertiary Education Institutions that deliver educational programmes and opportunities within a Māori environment in accordance with the Education and Training Act 2020 (the Act). Te Wānanga o Aotearoa (TWoA) is one of three recognised Wānanga. Te Wānanga o Aotearoa consists of three Takiwā (regions) across New Zealand and operates from over 80 sites throughout the country. The location of these sites can be viewed on Te Wānanga o Aotearoa website. Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Head Office functions are centralised in Te Awamutu and Hamilton. The Takiwā are split into the following groups: • Te Ihu Takiwā • Te Waenga Takiwā • Te Kei Takiwā TWoA is looking for a provider who can provide each takiwā with its own complete set of gowns and graduation items including the design printing, which will improve flexibility in scheduling ceremonies, and creating a consistent graduation experience for tauira (students) nationwide. To find out more about this opportunity, please refer to the attached RFP. Proposals close 4 December 2026 at 12:00pm (midday).

WDC Storm Recovery 26/27: Stream Scour Sites

Waitomo District Council

Header: Storm Recovery 26/27: Stream Scour Sites Contract No. 500-26-028 Overview Tender is live on Tenderlink. Link to tender is https://portal.tenderlink.com/waitomo Waitomo District Council require a suitably experienced construction contractor to carry out physical works utilising NZS 3910:2013. This contract comprises the completion of remedial works on storm-affected, stream-scoured sections of roadway within the Waitomo District. The works are to be undertaken across the six sites detailed below: • Separable Portion 1: Manganui Road RP 18.0 • Separable Portion 2: Mangaotaki Road RP 16.30 • Separable Portion 3: Mangatoa Road RP 24.49 • Separable Portion 4: Pomarangai Road RP 19.010 • Separable Portion 5: Pomarangai Road RP 20.936 • Separable Portion 6: Taharoa Road RP 4.571 The contract works include, but are not limited to: i. Temporary Traffic Management ii. Earthworks iii. Drainage works iv. Pavement construction and surfacing v. Unsealed Pavement Construction vi. Pavement road marking and signage vii. Mass Block Wall Construction viii. Structural fill and Rock armouring construction ix. Guardrail Installation CLOSING DATE AND TIME: Tenders close at 2:00 PM NZT on 03 December 2026 ENQUIRIES: Any questions in relation to the Tender Documents must be submitted in writing to Principal’s Contact Person, Sam Garmonsway email: sam.garmonsway@waitomo.govt.nz. Enquires will be answered using Notice to Tenderers (NTT) process and uploaded to TENDERLINK. Final date for enquiries is 2 PM on 26 November 2026 DOCUMENTS: Can be downloaded free of charge from www.tenderlink.com/waitomo TENDER REFERENCE: Tenderlink Ref WAITOM-1179171. If you have any issues please contact Tenderlink on 0800 698 363. SUBMISSIONS: ONLY ELECTRONIC TENDERS SUBMITTED VIA TENDERLINK WILL BE ACCEPTED. ELECTRONIC TENDERS SUBMITTED VIA GETS OR ANOTHER METHOD OTHER THAN TENDERLINK WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Chief Executive Waitomo District Council 15 Queen Street Te Kuiti

Plain Envelopes and Pre-Paid Envelopes

New Zealand Post Limited

We are considering options for the supply of postal envelopes to support the needs of NZ Post, including plain postal envelopes and Pre-Paid Envelope (PPE). We are seeking responses from suppliers who can provide these products to help inform our options and better understand the capabilities available within the market.

RFX_2876 on SmartProcure

NZDF New Build Housing - Budget 2026 Waiouru

34994451 NZDF New Build Housing - Budget 2026 Waiouru RFT 12:00 PM 10 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) New Zealand Defence Force

HPMV Strengthening- Waimatenui-Mataraua Road Bridges N15 & N16

Far North District Council

RFQ - Endoscope Camera System

New Zealand Customs Service

New Zealand Customs Service is seeking a supplier to provide high-quality endoscope/video inspection camera systems to support border inspection activities. The solution must enable officers to effectively inspect difficult-to-access and concealed areas within containers and other cargo environments, including door cavities, floor spaces and structural compartments. Customs is looking for equipment that provides clear and reliable imaging, is robust and practical for operational use, and supports efficient and targeted inspections. The supplier will also need to provide appropriate warranty, technical support, training and ongoing servicing arrangements. Customs anticipates the potential purchase of units for deployment across Auckland and regional operational locations. To ensure all communications are managed consistently, please direct any questions through the GETS system.

Te Kura o Hirangi - Building Block A,D,E,F: Toilet, ceiling and deck replacement

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

The Scope of the project is based on the interviews with Kura teachers and staff and a Condition Assessment undertaken on behalf of the Kura for all the buildings highlighting various potential upgrades and improvements to keep the buildings compliant, safe and in good condition for the next life cycle of the buildings. o Outcome sought – Maximum amenity from the Kura’s buildings, compliance and necessary replacements o History - School buildings require regular maintenance for optimum function and enjoyment

Southland Crematorium Upgrades

Invercargill City Council

We are seeking proposals from suitably qualified Contractors to undertake construction upgrade project, including demolition, asbestos removal, structural strengthening, accessibility upgrades, fire compliance works, and associated refurbishment works. Contractors are required to construct the works in accordance with the issued drawing, specifications and contract documentation. Contractors should be able to deliver the full scope of construction works.

Honi Street Stormwater Upgrades

Matamata-Piako District Council

This contract is for the upgrading of stormwater network in Honi Street Te Aroha. This project aims to improve the resilience of the local stormwater system and reduce flood impacts on affected properties and to facilitate the decommissioning of infrastructure that conflicts with the future development of 1 Honi Street. This tender closes at 4pm Friday 4 December 2026.