Tenders from New Zealand

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori O Nga Uri A Maui (the School) – H, I: ILE improvements, C: Plumbing and Drainage, and C, E, H, I, J: Electrical RCOB Upgrade – Main Contractor

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

a. The Contract Works required are: i. Block H (a) Replacement of the glass bi-fold doors with a more functional door that is easier to open and close on a daily basis. (b) Development of an outdoor learning area adjacent to the classrooms with better connection from inside to outside ii. Block I. (a) Replacement of the electrical window openers with manual openers. iii. Site: (a) Install cages to heat pump condenser units wherever these are accessible to pupils. (b) Install new stormwater drainage from Blocks H and C. (c) Install RCBOs to 6 no. DBs and carry out minor electrical repairs. iv. The scale of the works is medium v. Pricing should split into six separable portions as per items i (a) – iii (c) above with P&G and margin pro rataed. The school cannot make all areas available at one time. vi. Phasing and/or staged handover of the project will be negotiated with the school. vii. The site is flat and level with easy vehicle access. viii. The Contractor will be engaged through a Medium Works Contract. No Contract related tags will be considered. The Principal prefers there to be no drawings and specification related Tags. ix. See Tender Documents for further information.

Lower Piako River Right Bank Pipiroa to Ngatea Stopbank Upgrade Stages 2, 3 and 4

Waikato Regional Council

Waikato Regional Council (Council) invites tenders for the Lower Piako River Right Bank Pipiroa to Ngatea Stop bank Upgrade Stages 2, 3 and 4. This Tender is for the upgrade of a section of the Piako River flood protection stop bank between Pipiroa and Ngatea. This significant earthworks contract will upgrade the height of 1,625m of stop bank and shift 3,356m of stop bank that is too close to the river edge. The Piako River right bank stop bank is bounded to the north by State highway 25 and to the south by State Highway 2. Council is looking for credible contractors who have the capacity, capability, experience and resources to deliver this project on time and within budget. They need to have a good track record on health and safety and environmental management. A compulsory site inspection will be held on 30 July 2026 at 9:00am. Attendance is mandatory to ensure all tenderers have viewed the site, understood the associated hazards and issues associated with the site/project, plus have an opportunity to ask questions of Council’s Operations staff and Project Manager about the project. Tenders received from Tenderers who do not attend the compulsory site inspection will not be evaluated by Council. Tenders close at 4:00pm on Friday 4 September 2026 and must be submitted electronically via GETS.

Island Block Pump Station Upgrade

Waikato Regional Council

Waikato Regional Council (Council) invites tenders for the Island Block Pump Station Upgrade. This tender is for construction works involving the replacement of three existing pump stations within the Island Block catchment with a single new 0.85m3/sec enclosed Archimedes screw (EAS) pump station. The works includes associated drainage modifications to amalgamate the catchment, and redirect flows north to the proposed fish‑friendly pump station, together with the demolition of three existing northern pump stations. Council is looking for credible contractors who have the capacity, capability, experience and resources to deliver this project on time and within budget. They need to have a good track record on health and safety and environmental management. Attendance at a compulsory site inspection to be held on 05 August 2026 at 10am is important to us, to ensure that all Tenderers have seen the site, understood the hazards and issues associated with the site/project, and have had an opportunity to ask questions of Council’s Operations staff and Project Manager about the project. Tenders received from Tenderers who do not attend the compulsory site inspection will not be evaluated by Council. Tenders close at 4:00pm on Friday 28 August 2026 and must be submitted electronically via GETS.

South Road Wastewater Pipe Renewal (Hāwera)

South Taranaki District Council

Main Contractor for the Blocks A, B, C, C2, D, E, F, F1, G, L, R1, Q1, S, XB, YA, YB: Electrical Upgrades - Switchboards & Lighting at Rosehill College

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

This Request for Tenders (RFT) open invitation to Contractors (Tenderers) to submit a Tender for Rosehill College (the School) – Blocks A, B, C, C2, D, E, F, F1, G, L, R1, Q1, S, XB, YA, YB: Electrical Upgrades - Switchboards & Lighting – Main Building Contractor (the Contract Works).

Main Contractor for Site Fencing Modifications at James Hargest College Junior Campus

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

The James Hargest College Board of Trustees is looking for an experienced main contractor to complete site fencing modifications including tree removal, demo, installation of new fencing and gates of various materials and make good reinstatement.

Registration of Interest - Main Contractor for Block D (T) Roof Replacement at Ashburton College

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

Replacement roof to Block D (School Block T)

Whangārei Parking as a Service

Whangarei District Council

Whangārei District Council (WDC) Parking as a Service – Pre-Tender Supplier Briefing WDC is looking for suitably qualified and experienced Suppliers with the capability and resources to deliver Parking as a Service activities within the Whangārei district. We will be conducting a 2 stage procurement process, seeking Registrations of Interest (ROI), followed by a closed Tender process (RFT) with Suppliers selected from the first stage. We intend to have selected a preferred Tenderer this side of Christmas, with Contract Award early 2027. We seek to provide information to the industry about this upcoming procurement activity via a Pre-Tender Supplier briefing to be held on Wednesday 5 August at 9:30am NZDT. During this Supplier Briefing, WDC will discuss the following: • Summary of Contract Scope • Procurement Programme The Supplier Briefing is intended to be brief and informative in nature. There will however be time for questions that will be responded to during the meeting where possible, or via email after the meeting. If you wish to attend this supplier briefing, please email laura.devcich@wdc.govt.nz with the subject line ‘[Organisation Name] – Supplier Briefing Registration’ no later than 5pm on Monday 3 August 2026. Please advise in this email if you require a teams link for attendance. Once you have registered, please check your inbox for an email confirming the time and venue for the briefing. This supplier briefing is intended to be for parties likely to tender on the upcoming procurement activity. On this basis, WDC reserves the right to decline any responses at their sole discretion. As such, please be advised that registration does not guarantee an invitation to the Supplier Briefing.

WRC Retainer Services

Waikato Regional Council

Waikato Regional Council is looking for a web development Supplier to deliver agreed development work and support activities, under a prioritised backlog, including: - Resolution of defects and incidents - Small enhancements and continuous improvements - Quality assurance and testing - Solutions architecture (e.g., UX/UI design, design reviews, wireframes and prototypes)

WRC Media Planning and Buying

Waikato Regional Council

Waikato Regional Council is looking for a supplier to provide media planning and buying services, including campaign reporting, for advertising across a range of media channels – traditional (print and radio), digital (websites, social media, streaming services and apps), out-of-home/ambient, cinema and emerging media. The supplier will also manage the placement and administration of public notices.

Pookeno Sports Park Destination Playground & Amenities

Waikato District Council

Waikato District Council is seeking an experienced supplier to construct the Pookeno Sports Park Destination Playground. Council invites tenders from experienced playground contractors to deliver a fully inclusive, all-ages destination playground at Pookeno Sports Park, incorporating cultural narrative, accessible play, and a comprehensive range of play experiences for the wider northern Waikato and southern Auckland catchment. Council requires a single point of accountability for the full scope of works including liaison and coordination and installation of all playground equipment, civil works, landscaping works, safety surfacing, and services within the playground footprint. All consenting and/ or exemption requirements, quality assurance, and health and safety obligations are to be met by the supplier throughout the duration of the contract. The Destination Playground design has been completed, and certain long-lead playground equipment items have been contracted.

Security Services - External labour

People, Culture & Campus

The University of Canterbury requires a contracted supplier to provide qualified security personnel on an as-required basis to support campus operations, events, leave cover and emergency situations across UC campuses and associated facilities. Guards’ services will be ordered via email on an as required basis; there are no set hours. Required times to provide staff on site • General rostered shifts or function guards – 24 hours-notice • Sick leave cover – 3 hours - notice • Emergency or disaster situations – 3 hours - notice Respondents will need to meet all preconditions in order to proceed to evaluation stage. Suppliers who cannot meet precondition criteria, should conclude they will not benefit from submitting a response. Only quotes submitted through GETS will be accepted. Please take note of important times for Q&A and closing dates.

Horowhenua District Council Civic HVAC Replacement

Community Experience and Services

This project involves the upgrade of the existing mechanical services installation at 126 Oxford Street in Levin. The building is owned and managed by Horowhenua District Council. The scope of this project is to upgrade the existing aging VRF system with a new Hybrid VRF system as part of a roof remediation project, and to upgrade the existing exhaust air ventilation system. The project works comprise: • Building type: Commercial office (Horowhenua District Council Civic Centre). • Floors: Two office floors plus basement car parking. • Net lettable area: ~2,500 m2 excluding the basement. The work is to be carried out in accordance with the drawings and this specification, but if the contractor has any concerns regarding the work, or any suggestions to improve efficiency, buildability, quality, or economy, they are welcome to raise these with the engineer who will decide on the matters raised. This Civic Building will be occupied with staff while the work is carried out. The contractor shall include for the supply, installation, modification, testing, commissioning, proving / demonstration and setting to work of all the equipment and materials required to complete the HVAC services. This shall include all skilled labour for the completion of the works, ready for handover to the client in working order, along with all supporting handover documentation. This specification covers the following services: • Removal and disposal of the existing VRF system • Installation of new Hybrid VRF outdoor plant (six units) • Installation of new Hybrid VRF units (50 indoor units in total) • Installation of seven Hybrid VRF branch controllers, and all associated refrigerant pipework, water pipework, and domestic water supply and expansion systems. • Removal and disposal of the existing bar grilles as documented on the demolition plans. • Installation of new double deflection linear bar grilles. • Installation of ten new fans replacing the existing fans. • Condensate drainage to indoor

Health NZ Waitematā - High Voltage (HV) Metering Project Contractor

Northern Region

Health NZ Waitematā - High Voltage (HV) Metering Project Contractor - 14 x files attached. Health New Zealand, Northern Region, Waitematā District (the Principal) is seeking to procure the services of a Vector approved High Voltage (HV) Electrical Contractor to deliver the design and build of HV Electrical Site Tariff Metering at the North Shore Hospital (NSH) campus (the Project). The Principal is undertaking the Design and Build of Electrical Site Tariff Metering at the NSH Campus. The NSH site currently has at least 10 Low Voltage (LV) and 2 x Medium Voltage (MV) electrical tariff meters. These shall be replaced by two HV site boundary meters. Decommissioning of these LV and MV meters and their removal may form part of this scope as a variation, other than substation 4 which shall be included. The existing HV entry point on Shea Terrace is part of the NSH owned and maintained Substation 4. Modifications to this substation are required to facilitate the new metering. This is the primary (dedicated) feed from the local Vector Wairau zone substation. A new substation (Substation 6) provisioning for a 1 Mega Volt Ampere (MVA) transformer shall be established along the northern boundary with Carmel College which will also include a new HV meter. This will intercept the existing secondary backup feed, also from the Wairau zone substation. Note: The current Vector demarcation of the secondary supply of the NSH site is currently at substation 3 by the Whenua Pupuke building, not at Shakespeare Rd itself. The new demarcation point shall be this new Substation 6. Although the HV network within the NSH site is privately owned, all works should comply with Vector standards unless authorised by the Principal. Note: Other Health NZ Northern Region hospitals may source the same / similar services during the contract term of the contract awarded as a result of this procurement. The HV Contractor will be required to provide the same terms and conditions and the same / similar pri

Health NZ Northern Region - Trades Services - Scaffolding and Maintenance Services

Northern Region

Health NZ Northern Region - Trades Services - Scaffolding and Maintenance Services - 5 x files attached Health New Zealand – Northern Region (the Principal) is seeking to appoint a Panel of suitably qualified and experienced Suppliers of Scaffolding Projects and Maintenance Services for its Planned Preventative Maintenance, Reactive Maintenance, and Projects requirements. The Principal consists of: • Auckland – its hospital campuses and community facilities; • Counties Manukau – its hospital campuses and community facilities; • Northland – its hospital campuses and community facilities; and • Waitematā – its hospital campuses and community facilities.

34381860 ANT2026-01A Ross Sea Shelf survey 2026/27 and 2027/28 RFP 3:00 PM 28 Jul 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+12:00) Ministry for Primary Industries

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ANT2026-01A Ross Sea Shelf survey 2026/27 and 2027/28

34381860 ANT2026-01A Ross Sea Shelf survey 2026/27 and 2027/28 RFP 3:00 PM 28 Jul 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+12:00) Ministry for Primary Industries

Livingstone Street Stormwater Renewal

Westland District Council

Westland District Council (WDC) invites tenders from suitably qualified Contractors for the Livingstone Street Stormwater Pipeline Replacement – Phase 1 contract. Tenderers must submit their entire response electronically via the Government Electronic Tenders Service. Replacement of approximately 110 meters of aging pipeline with a new DN1200 stormwater pipeline. • Civil construction of robust stormwater manholes. • Structural reconnection of existing stormwater laterals and road sumps. • Final engineered connections to existing municipal downstream/upstream infrastructure. • Full surface reinstatement, traffic management, and temporary engineering works. Remove and cap the decommissioned DN100 PVC sewer lateral from the Westland Dairy Products factory on both sides.

Contract 26-40 - Wyndham Hall carpark upgrade

Southland District Council

Carpark resurfacing: This project is to resurface and level the existing carpark of approximately 770m2 at the Wyndham Hall as more particularly described in the attached works and specifications schedule. Site works will consist of undercutting, backfilling, compacting and shaping approximately 770m2 of existing car park area to allow for a smooth uniform finish shaped to shed water to existing drainage outlets.

C2526-002 Pines Wastewater Treatment Plant- New Inlet Works

Selwyn Water Limited

Selwyn District continues to see rapid growth in residential and commercial development, particularly in the urban centres of Rolleston, Lincoln, and Prebbleton. These communities are serviced by the Selwyn Sewerage Scheme (SSS), which comprises pumped conveyance to the Pines Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) for centralised treatment and disposal. The Pines WWTP is located south-west of Rolleston and operates as a Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) plant, with treated effluent discharged to the surrounding land. The current plant is designed to treat in the order of 60,000 Population Equivalent (PE) flows and loads, a capacity limit that is fast approaching. To cater for this growth, the SSS and Pines WWTP are scheduled to undergo significant staged expansion over the next 10-year period, with the ultimate aim of increasing treatment and disposal capacity to 180,000 PE. As part of the planned expansion of the Pines WWTP, SWL has identified the replacement of the existing inlet works as an early and critical component of the overall upgrade programme, forming Stage 1 of the planned works. New inlet works are required to increase hydraulic and treatment capacity, and to provide a reliable and maintainable foundation for the broader plant expansion works that will follow. The works under this Contract are to be delivered under a Design and Build (D&B) delivery model, whereby the Contractor shall be responsible for the design, supply, construction, installation, and commissioning of the new inlet works and all associated works at the Pines WWTP. The Contract Works include, but are not limited to, the inlet works structure, site layout and grading, pipelines and services, foul water packaged pump station, roading and drainage, buildings and other civil structures, and electrical and controls systems, as further detailed in the relevant sections of this document. The inlet works structure is intended to receive and screen incoming wastewater flows, providing the primary t

Map, Chart and Associated Print Services

Land Information New Zealand

Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) is seeking proposals for the print and supply of our Topographic Maps, Nautical Charts, the New Zealand Nautical Almanac, and other associated print services. This Request for Proposals (RFP) relates to the purchase of end‑to‑end Print Management and Associated services for LINZ’s authoritative printed products, specifically: • Topographic maps • Nautical charts • The Nautical Almanac (annual publication) The procurement includes printing, quality assurance, provision of a customer and retailer ordering portal, distribution coordination, invoicing, and account management services required to supply these products to Crown Agencies, retailers, and the public. The Deadline for Responses is 27 August 2026 at 11am. Responses must be submitted to the Point of Contact in the RFP.

RFP - HCC Cross Valley Link (CVL) Route Protection Programme

Hutt City Council

Main contractor for upper walkway remedials and music room roof replacement at Rotorua Girls High School

Ministry of Education - Approval from Ministry Employee - ie. Case Manager

The Contract Works required are: i. The work identified by the school will address ongoing issues with leaking sections of the low-pitch roof at each end of the elevated corridor link between UA and AA. ii. Replace roofing iron to the lower roof of UA, remove internal gutters and parapet walls replace with external gutters and downpipes, address skylight leaks by improving flashings to provide a durable and weathertight building envelope. iii. Remedial work to leak damaged internal claddings.

Churchill East Secondary Pump Station Inlet Upgrade

Waikato Regional Council

Waikato Regional Council (Council) invites tenders for the demolition of the existing inlet at Churchill East Secondary and its reconstruction in accordance with the detailed design documentation. This Tender is for Stage 2 of the project and relates to the construction of the inlet upgrade, enabling safe and efficient mechanical weed‑clearing operations through the installation of a purpose‑built, rated access platform. Council is looking for credible contractors who have the capacity, capability, experience, and resources to deliver this project on time and within budget. They need to have a good track record on health and safety and environmental management. A compulsory site inspection will be held on 3 August 2026 at 9:00am. Attendance is mandatory to ensure all tenderers have viewed the site, understood the associated hazards and issues associated with the site/project, plus have an opportunity to ask questions of Council’s Operations staff and Project Manager about the project. Tenders received from Tenderers who do not attend the compulsory site inspection will not be evaluated by Council. Tenders close at 4:00pm on Thursday 27 August 2026 and must be submitted electronically via GETS.

AI Enabled Project Forecasting and Delivery Confidence Tool - Expression of Interest

New Zealand Transport Agency

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi invites Expressions of Interest from suppliers with capability to design and deliver an AI-enabled project forecasting and delivery confidence tool, supported by predictive modelling, data engineering, infrastructure project controls and delivery assurance expertise. The proposed tool must use AI-enabled analytics to ingest, structure and analyse raw, semi-structured and structured NZTA project data, including cost, risk, schedule, reporting and assurance information, and convert it into practical forecasting and decision-support outputs. It is intended to provide an AI-enabled forecasting and early-warning layer across cost, risk and schedule by identifying patterns, correlations, outliers and weak indicators that may signal emerging delivery pressures. The purpose of this EOI is to identify suppliers that can help NZTA develop a reliable, secure, explainable and scalable AI-enabled tool that improves delivery confidence across cost, risk and schedule. The preferred solution should also create a foundation NZTA can progressively own, maintain and enhance internally. • use AI-enabled methods to ingest, structure and analyse NZTA project data in varying states of quality and maturity; • apply predictive modelling and advanced analytics to assess cost forecasts, risk exposure, schedule requirements and delivery confidence; • generate explainable confidence indicators, exception triggers and variance signals for further review. EOI involves submitting an up-to-five A4 pages Expression, in response to this advertisement, advising company/consortium and contact details. EOI submissions are to be uploaded to the GETS eTender box in a single file (pdf format). The GETS file upload limit is 10 MB. The file should be LABELLED as: • SUPPLIER COMPANY NAME – EOI SUBMISSION Tenderers should refer to the GETS website for instructions on uploading their EOI files https://www.gets.govt.nz/SupplierUserTenderHelp.htm