Tenders from New Zealand

Water and Wastewater Assets Valuation

Northland Waters Limited

Northland Waters Ltd (NWL) is in an establishment phase as it prepares to commence operations from 01 July 2027 as the multi-council owned, council-controlled organisation delivering drinking water and wastewater services to the Northland region. To support this establishment NWL is seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced infrastructure valuers for the delivery of an independent valuation of water supply and wastewater assets to be transferred from Far North District Council (FNDC), Whangarei District Council (WDC) and Kaipara District Council (KDC) to NWL. Services include development of a single valuation methodology across the shareholding councils, valuation of in-scope drinking water and wastewater assets, production of valued asset registers for each council, preparation of a consolidated valuation report, support for external auditor verification, based on the net asset value determined for each council. The valuation effective date is 30 June 2027, being the completion date for the Transfer Agreements immediately before NWL commences operations on Day 1, 1 July 2027. The valuation is a critical establishment input because NWL places particular importance on valuation integrity, service continuity, audit-defensible evidence, operational resilience and proactive management of delivery risks associated with this specialised establishment programme. The procurement has been designed to support value for money while ensuring the transferred asset base, opening equity position are reliable, transparent and capable of withstanding external audit and future regulatory scrutiny.

Wastewater Network Pipe Rehabilitation 2627

Rangitikei District Council

Rangitikei District Council (RDC) is looking for proposals from suitably experienced contractors to partner with to rehabilitate a minimum of 2km of sewer pipes mainly in Taihape and Hunterville. The pipes are predominantly 150mm and 225mm NB pipes with earthenware being the predominate material with some AC and concrete. RDC is open to materials and methodology to the pipe rehabilitation. The scope may be extended, and Council wishes to work in a collaborative manner with the contractor to maximise the pipe rehabilitated.

SDC2627-1 - Kopuatama Cemetery - New Land - Concept and Construction Design - Request for Proposal - 2026

Assets

Scope of Works The project involves the preparation of concept and construction designs for the development of new land at Kopuatama Cemetery, to provide additional burial capacity and support the cemetery’s future needs. The concept design will investigate the layout and functionality of the new area, including vehicle access between the existing and proposed cemetery areas, and the overall arrangement of burial areas and supporting infrastructure. The objective of the project is to ensure the new land is developed in a practical, accessible, and sustainable manner that meets Council’s operational requirements and provides a respectful environment for bereaved families and visitors. The design process will consider: • Site constraints • Existing cemetery operations • Access • Drainage • Landscaping • Boundary treatments • Opportunities to enhance the visual amenity of the cemetery. Engagement with Council representatives, iwi, and other relevant stakeholders will inform the design process to ensure cultural values, community expectations, and operational requirements are appropriately considered. The project will progress from concept design to detailed construction design, providing the plans, specifications, and supporting information required to guide construction. This staged approach will enable Council to: • Assess options • Confirm the preferred layout • Establish project costs • Ensure the proposed development is fit for purpose, cost-effective, and capable of meeting the cemetery’s long-term needs.

Lake Marian Falls Track Upgrade

Department of Conservation

This RFT is for the upgrade of Lake Marian Falls Track at Fiordland NP. The Contract Works include the following elements: - the upgrade of 660m of track (to adjust grade/width, improve drainage and improve surface) - the upgrade of five gantry structures (to replace barriers with those that comply, reduce grade of stairs where required, provide additional safety barriers) - re-route approach to Marian platform and remedy old approach to Marian platform.

27-041 Second Waiwhakaiho Crossing and Smart Rd Future Urban Zone Feasibility

New Plymouth District Council

This 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. New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking an experienced consultancy firm with expertise in strategic transport planning, land-use and transport scenario assessment to undertake the Second Waiwhakaiho Crossing and Smart Road Future Urban Zone (FUZ) Trigger-Based Feasibility Study. We require the successful consultant to provide a focused, decision-led feasibility assessment that identifies how growth within the Smart Road FUZ may affect SH3 and the wider local transport network, when transport interventions may be required, and the evidence-based triggers for progressing future investigation, funding or delivery. A Second Waiwhakaiho River crossing is to be considered as one potential future intervention, and only progressed where the assessment demonstrates that it is likely to be required. Council will assess proposed deliverables and value for money compared with alternative staged interventions. 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. We have published this advanced notice to alert potential respondents of the need to register in Tenderlink. Using the link below, please follow the instructions on the main screen of how to set up your organisation to access TenderLink (if you are not already registered). Please make sure your contact email address is accurate. https://www.tenderlink.com/npdc/ Please note, TenderLink is best accessed through Chrome. If you require any further assistance, please contact procurementadmin@npdc.govt.nz Ngā mihi, NPDC Procurement Team

ROI - CT8539 - Waikato District Reservoirs

WaterCare Services Ltd

Watercare is seeking to engage a single delivery partner, with an effective team supported by specialist subcontractors, to deliver the construction of new reservoirs in Raglan, Tuakau, Matangi, Eureka and Huntly. These reservoirs are included in the IAWAI Long Term Plan and are key to ensuring a robust water supply network within key catchments. They also support future population growth and sustainable environmental outcomes.

Contract 26/77 - Railway Drain Stormwater Treatment - Request for Tender – Advertising Notice

Waimakariri District Council

CONTRACT 26/77 RAILWAY DRAIN STORMWATER TREATMENT Tenders are invited from suitably qualified contractors for the above contract. This contract is for the Construction of a stormwater treatment device within the railway drain in the township of Rangiora. Tender documents are available for download from vendorpanel.nz/waimakariri/tenders. If you have not registered for VendorPanel, you may do so using this link: http://www.vendorpanel.nz/marketplace The VendorPanel Reference Number for this tender is: VP2714. Tenders for this contract close at 4pm on Wednesday 18 November 2026, with tender submissions via VendorPanel. Tenderers are required to be prequalified to Tier B of Category 13 (Gravity Systems) for this contract. Where a tenderer is not prequalified they will need to submit information to meet the minimum requirements of the relevant prequalification category. The tenderer can do this by visiting waimakariri.govt.nz/your-council/council-tenders, completing the relevant form, and submitting to IM@wmk.govt.nz, at least one week prior to tenders closing.

UCOL Block 1 West & Block 3 Seismic Strengthening Project

Facilities Management

UCOL invites proposals from suitably qualified contractors to deliver seismic strengthening works to Block 1 West and Block 3 at its Manawatū campus. The scope includes structural strengthening, enabling and demolition works, reinstatement, associated building services modifications, and consent and quality assurance requirements. Works will be completed in an occupied tertiary environment, requiring safe staging and minimal disruption to campus operations. This opportunity is suited to contractors with proven experience in seismic strengthening or structural remediation in occupied facilities, strong health and safety performance, and the capability to manage programme, stakeholder and site interface risks. UCOL is seeking a collaborative delivery partner that can provide value for money under an NZS3910:2023 lump sum contract and maximise work during the summer recess.

Main Building Contractor – E: Redevelopment at Queenstown Primary School

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

The Contract Works comprise the full renewal of the building envelope and teaching spaces of Block E. This includes removing the existing roofing and asbestos cladding and replacing them with new Colorsteel roofing and James Hardie Axon cavity cladding, replacing all joinery with thermally broken aluminium glazing, and installing new underfloor insulation with subfloor repairs and repiling of approximately six piles. New air conditioning units and stairs will be installed, and the internal linings, ceilings, lighting and flooring in both classrooms will be renewed, with the existing acoustic panels reinstated.

Main Building Contractor - 1, 5,7: Roofing and Learning Space Upgrade at Tainui School

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

Block 7 ● Replace exterior windows and doors ● New deck & veranda ● Replace translucent roofing on existing veranda. ● New Joinery units ● New wall finishes. Block 5 ● Replace floor coverings Block 1 ● Replace Door

Drone swarm solution for experimentation and testing

Procurement

The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) seeking a limited quantity of uncrewed aerial systems (drones) capable of being coordinated through a single operator interface. The solution will support Defence Science & Technology (DST) research, testing, experimentation, and evaluation activities. The requirement is for a small-scale solution intended to support capability assessment and experimentation. It is not intended for operational use or large-scale fleet deployment. To access the documentation please go to NZDF's SmartProcure website: https://nzdf.bravosolution.com All respondents must submit any questions and their tender responses through NZDF's SmartProcure website. Registration to SmartProcure is simple and free, just click "Register Now". If you require assistance, please email dcs.vm@nzdf.mil.nz

Main Roofing Contractor for gym roofing replacement at Heretaunga College

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

The Heretaunga College Board of Trustees are seeking a suitably experienced, capable, and resourced Roofing Contractor with experience on school projects of a similar nature to replace the Gym roof and two small translucent verandah roofs as described in detail in "2.2 Required solution (the Contract Works)" in the the Request for Tender attached. The works are required to be completed prior to Term 1 2027.

As Required - Maritime Services 2026-2029

Waikato Regional Council

Maritime Services engages contractors to undertake physical works that can be both reactive (as in the case of storm damage) or planned (as in the case of maintenance of aids to navigation, moorings or removal of derelict vessels). There are varying response times due to the levels of uncertainty at times, particularly in relation to weather events. We are looking to establish an “as required” Supplier panel, with this framework allowing efficient access to capable Suppliers for work(s) required, and enable efficiency of engagement.

Taihape Grandstand Restoration Project - Lead Consultant

Rangitikei District Council

The Taihape Grandstand Restoration Committee (TGRC), in partnership with the Rangitikei District Council, invites proposals from suitably experienced consultants to act as Lead Consultant for the next phase of the Taihape Memorial Park Grandstand restoration. The successful Lead Consultant will provide a single point of accountability for project and design management and will assemble, lead and coordinate the multidisciplinary team required to progress the project from Stage 1 investigation and definition through developed design, detailed design and Building Consent / procurement readiness. Only Stage 1 will initially be authorised. Subsequent stages will be released only following the relevant hold point approval. It is a key community aspiration that local providers are used wherever possible.

Connection and Disconnection Services for Temporary Accommodation Service Relocatable Cabins

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

The Temporary Accommodation Service (TAS), a branch of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), plays a critical role in supporting emergency response and recovery activities across New Zealand. This procurement seeks to appoint one or more national providers to deliver connection and disconnection services for relocatable cabins used to provide temporary accommodation to households displaced by emergency events. TAS owns relocatable cabins that are deployed to provide temporary accommodation for households displaced by emergency events and requires connection and disconnection services to support their ongoing deployment and recovery. The successful supplier(s) will be responsible for coordinating and managing all activities required to safely connect and disconnect relocatable cabins from sites. An online supplier briefing session will be held on 4 November at 11am. Please refer to the attached RFP document under 1.3 How to contact us for the link to join this meeting. Please note that the proposed contract terms and conditions will be published as soon as this is available.

Contract 25/119 - Rangiora Airfield Internal Water & Wastewater Servicing - Advertising Notice

Waimakariri District Council

CONTRACT 25/119 Rangiora Airfield Internal Water & Wastewater Servicing Tenders are invited from suitably qualified contractors for the above contract. This contract is for the installation of new varying diameter water and sewer pressure mains ranging from 63mm OD to 40mm OD PE pipes in the Rangiora Airfield. This work also includes the installation of air release valves, isolation valves and flushing points and power cables. The main tasks involved in this Contract are: - Supply and installation of: o 966 metres of 63mm OD PN12.5 PE100 watermain. o 1431 metres of 63mm OD PN16 PE100 pressure sewer main. o 206 metres of 40mm OD PN16 PE100 pressure sewer main. o Installation of power cable and associated electrical works - Supply and installation details as shown in the drawings. - Supply and installation of three new LPSS pumpstations - Supply and installation of soakage pits and other drainage works Tender documents are available for download from vendorpanel.nz/waimakariri/tenders. If you have not registered for VendorPanel, you may do so using this link: http://www.vendorpanel.nz/marketplace The VendorPanel Reference Number for this tender is: VP2026-21 Tenders for this contract close at 4pm on Wednesday 18 November 2026, with tender submissions via VendorPanel. Tenderers are required to be prequalified to Tier B of Category 13 (Pressure) for this contract. Where a tenderer is not prequalified they will need to submit information to meet the minimum requirements of the relevant prequalification category. The tenderer can do this by visiting waimakariri.govt.nz/your-council/council-tenders, completing the relevant form, and submitting to IM@wmk.govt.nz, at least one week prior to tenders closing.

Request For Proposal for the appointment of Suppliers to the Panel for the Supply of Urinalysis Analyser, Consumables and Maintenance Services_ RFP 26-665

National Procurement

The objective of this RFP is to deliver value for money solutions to the Districts, consistent with the expectation of the Office of the Auditor-General, and Districts obligations to balance ethical and sound commercial practices with robust, transparent and fair process. We invite proposals from Suppliers who meet the technical, commercial and other requirements set out in this RFP. (a) Primary Procurement: To establish a Supplier Capability Panel for the Supply of Urinalysis Analyser, Consumables and Maintenance Services. Note: A Supplier Capability Panel was set up in 2023 and is still valid. This RFP is to ‘refresh’ the Supplier Panel by adding new suitable Suppliers to the Panel (RFP Refresh). Suppliers who are already on the Panel are not required to respond to the Primary Procurement process. For clarification, the existing Panel suppliers are NOT required to complete Appendix A, Appendix B, and Appendix D. (b) Immediate Secondary Procurement Opportunities (Capital funding is subject to each District’s Delegated Financial Authority (DFA) Approval): To invite secondary procurement proposals from existing panel members and new suppliers who are applying to join the Supplier Capability Panel, and who wish to enter into an agreement to supply the following equipment to the Districts listed below who have an immediate requirement: Secondary Procurement Opportunity Counties Manukau District has an immediate requirement of Urinalysis Analyser, which will be sourced as one project within this RFP in financial year FY26/27, its specific needs are set out in Appendix B1 - Technical Requirement – CM Urinalysis Analyser.

National Medical Officer Services

Fire and Emergency New Zealand

Fire and Emergency New Zealand is seeking an experienced National Medical Officer (NMO) who is a qualified Occupational Physician with a minimum of seven years’ experience working in emergency services or similar high-risk environments. The contract is for a core 6 hours per week. The NMO will work with the Injury Management Unit to provide expertise and advice on work injuries in line with the Accident Compensation Act 2001 and the provisions for work injury cover and entitlements within it. The NMO will also work with the recruitment team on assessing medical information for new recruits and providing expert advice on any changes that might impact on the safety, health and wellbeing of Fire and Emergency personnel. The work can be done remotely so providers from all locations within New Zealand are welcome to respond.

Main Contractor for Wall Lining Remediation and Floor Covering & Acoustic Wall Covering Installation at Takapau School

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

Takapau School Board of Trustees wishes to engage a main contractor for the remediation of internal wall linings and the replacement of end of life floor coverings and installation of acoustic wall coverings.

Drainage Contractor for A, G, J: Drainage Works – New Cesspits, Sump, Chamber & Channel Drain at Wairoa College

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

Wairoa College Board of Trustees wishes to engage a suitably qualified drainage contractor to complete site wide remediation of drainage issues and installation of new cesspits/channel drains etc

Main Contrcator for the Blocks 1A, 1B, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, A,M, N, S, R: Roofing Works at Hillpark School

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