Tenders from New Zealand

25/26-231 Aquatic Centre Non-Slip Flooring Replacement

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 a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to undertake the replacement of the existing non-slip flooring within the indoor pool complex at the New Plymouth Aquatic Centre. The contractor must demonstrate expertise in the installation of specialist resin-based flooring systems in aquatic, recreational, or comparable public facilities. The works are intended to enhance safety, durability, and the overall customer experience. Our overall objectives include: - Delivering a high-quality and durable Degadur non-slip flooring system. - Minimising disruption to Aquatic Centre operations and patrons during construction. - Maintaining safe access and operations within an active public facility. - Completing the works within the agreed staging programme. - Fostering a collaborative and professional working relationship between the Contractor and NPDC. 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

Main-Contractor Builder : 5YA : Block 1 - 5YA Roofing Replacement Project for Greenmeadows Int. School, Sth Auckland.

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

Registrations of Interest are sort for Builder Main-Contractors to price the supply and installation works of a 5YA Block 1 Roofing Replacement project at Greenmeadows Intermediate School, Auckland. The existing roofing have reached the end of their lifecycle and become old and require replacement with the administration block experiencing multiple aeras of leaking. This project will require site visits and the appropriate inspections to determine the supply and installation of the required materials. All documentation will be prepared by the PM consultant, to NZ Safety Codes and MoE standards. All procedures to comply with MoE property legislation.

15153 - Queenstown Offline Public Transport Scoping Study (RFT)

New Zealand Transport Agency

This is a Professional Services contract for delivery of the Queenstown Offline PT Scoping Study. The Queenstown Offline Public Transport Scoping Study will focus on an offline public transport network which is likely to form part of the long-term network response to the problems identified through the recent Queenstown Strategic Network Plan. The Study will build on the SNP to validate the future transport task, test when offline public transport may be required, assess whether viable technology pathways exist, and identify any significant governance, funding, ownership, delivery or implementation constraints. The Contract will look to achieve the following outcomes: • Confirm the problems that offline public transport would be able to address and the transport task it is expected to perform. • Understand sensitivities relating to demand, timing, system requirements and the future role of offline public transport. • Identify ownership, operating and governance requirements • Clarify the role of public agencies and private sector participants • Identify major risks, constraints, dependencies and potential fatal flaws • Determine the most appropriate future sponsorship and delivery pathway • Ensure future investment decisions are guided by network outcomes Electronic copies of the RFT documentation are attached to this advertisement. Tenderers must submit all queries through GETS Questions and Answers Tender queries and clarifications will be answered by Notice to Tenderer and added to the GETS addenda. Tender submissions shall be uploaded to GETS eTender box in two separate files (pdf format plus EXCEL spreadsheet Schedule of Prices). The GETS file upload limit is 50MB. The files should be labelled: • Contract Number - Supplier Company Name - File No 1 - Proposal excluding Price • Contract Number - Supplier Company Name - File No 2 - Price Tender submissions will only be accepted electronically via the GETS eTender Box. For upload instructions, refer to the GETS sup

Main Building Contractor for Toilet Refurbishment Project at Tamatea Intermediate

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

Tamatea Intermediate Board of Trustees are seeking a main building contractor for the Refurbishment of two toilet blocks almost identical in layout including new windows, taller cubicles, new fixtures and fittings, new floor linings and wall and ceiling finishes.

Park Island Northern Hub Carpark

Strategy & Urban Development – Programme Delivery

Napier City Council are looking to appoint a civil contractor to undertake the construction of a new 82-space car park at the Pirates Rugby Club, Park Island. The works include associated pavement, drainage, and surfacing works, incorporating Porous Lane pavement technology and Low Carbon Concrete solutions. Please submit your RFT using the response forms provided by 2pm on 18 November 2026. All questions in relation to the RFT must be submitted via the GETS Q&A function prior to 5pm 09 November 2026.

400L and 150L Autoclaves

PFR Science

BSI is looking to purchase two (2) replacement Autoclaves: – a 400L Autoclave for a Post Entry Quarantine (PEQ) Facility able to sterilize large quantities of quarantine material and waste (including plant detritus and soil) before disposal. – a 150L Autoclave for a laboratory able to sterilize growth material for microbiological research, sterilize laboratory equipment and consumables, and decontaminate biological waste before disposal.

Mt Albert School Site: Asphalt Re-surfacing

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

upgrade the main playing area with new asphalt surfacing to provide a safe, durable and low-maintenance outdoor space for student use, improving the functionality and usability of the area.

Mt Albert School: Main Contractor For Blocks 1,3,6,Temp2,Temp4,Temp5: Roofing

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

Request for Tenders for Mt Albert Primary School (the School) – Roof and Roof Parts Replacement, Roof Repairs & AC Mounts (Blocks 1, 3, 6, A, Temp 2, Temp 4 & Temp 5) – Roofing Repairs and Replacement

Kelston Intermediate: Main Contractor for Block 3 Refurbishment

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

Full refurbishment of two classrooms (Rooms 13 and 14), Block 3, Kelston Intermediate School, 300 Vanguard Road, Kelston, Auckland. Works include: demolish classrooms to floor joists; replace sub-floor framing as required; H3 ply-floor; new wall framing, trusses, and roof framing; new roofing, spouting, and JH Linea cladding; aluminium double-glazed joinery throughout; insulation and plasterboard lining with Autex Composition; reinstated toilet and special needs room; suspended acoustic ceilings to MoE requirements; reinstatement of electrical, fire, security, and data services. Asbestos removal to be carried out by licensed specialist sub-contractor (Class B or C as required).

Elmwood Normal School - Demolition - Main Contract Works

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

Elmwood Normal School is a State Contributing Normal school situated in beautiful grounds in the central city suburb of Merivale, Christchurch. It offers a six-year programme, catering for Years 0–6 children, from which the children then proceed to intermediate schools. CSR rebuild works have now been completed with new two-storey blocks being constructed. The old two blocks are now to be removed as they are surplus to requirements. School is still deciding on how to best utilise the cleared space but at this stage the expectation is for the site to be left hard compacted and safe. Should any further works be required this will be negotiated during construction

2/1 Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Facilities

Defence Estate and Infrastructure

The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) wishes to appoint a Contractor for the 2/1 Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Facilities at Burnham Military Camp. This project is part of a large programme of works being delivered by Defence Estate Infrastructure. Note: This procurement will be managed through the NZDF SmartProcure system reference xi_285. Please see https://nzdf.bravosolution.com to register for free. For any queries relating to GETS, please contact Defence Commercial Services at DCS.vm@nzdf.mil.nz

Safer Drinking Water in Schools (SDWS) Programme - Horowhenua District Bundle - RFQ

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

The Ministry of Education is seeking tenders for the delivery of drinking water infrastructure upgrades at Manakau School and Opiki School in the Horowhenua District as part of the Drinking Safer Water in Schools (DSWS) Programme. The programme has been established to address drinking water compliance requirements under the Water Services Act 2021 and improve the safety, reliability and resilience of self-supplying school water systems. Both schools have undergone condition assessments and design development, which have identified infrastructure upgrades required to improve drinking water quality, storage capacity, system resilience, and compliance with Ministry standards. Works vary by school but generally include new drinking water storage tanks, treatment sheds, telemetry and smart metering systems, first flush diverters, treatment equipment upgrades, associated pipework, electrical works, civil works, and commissioning activities. At Manakau School, the works will consolidate the school's existing separate rainwater collection and storage systems into a single compliant rainwater supply network, while at Opiki School, the works will replace ageing storage infrastructure and address deficiencies within the existing water collection and distribution systems. The Ministry has bundled the two schools into a single procurement package to improve delivery efficiency and streamline contractor mobilisation across the region. The successful contractor will be required to work within live school environments, minimise disruption to school operations, maintain strong health and safety practices, and coordinate closely with school stakeholders throughout delivery. Tender evaluation will be based on price (50%), proposed solution (20%), capability (10%), capacity (10%), and economic benefits (10%). Works are expected to commence in December 2026, with completion targeted by March 2027

Main Building Contractor for Indoor Outdoor Learning Project at Onekawa School

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

Onekawa School Board of Trustees are seeking a main building contractor for three Indoor Outdoor learning areas including three roofing and decking structures and replacement of windows with doors providing external access to decks.

Ashburton Borough School - Lagmhor Site - Water Supply Infrastructure Upgrade - Main Contractor

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

This Request for Tenders (RFT) issued by Savills (NZ) Limited, on behalf of NZSPA, is an open invitation to contractors to submit a tender for ABS - Lagmhor Site - Water Infrastructure Upgrade - Main Contractor Services.

Pāmu Wild Animal Pest Control - Lower South Island RFT

Landcorp Farming Ltd

Pāmu is seeking to enter into contracts for wild animal pest control on its farms located in the Lower South Island.

Main Contractor for the Blocks A, H, L, M, N, S, T: Boiler Roofing and Site CAD Plan at Mangere College

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

Main Contractor for the Blocks A D H L M N S 5: Heating and Switchboards Upgrade at Mangere College

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

Request for Applications: Conformity Assessors for voluntary nature and carbon markets scheme endorsement process- Supplier List

Ministry for Cities Environment Regions and Transport

To support confidence, participation, and private investment in New Zealand’s voluntary nature and carbon markets, the Government has established a process to formally recognise high-integrity voluntary markets schemes. As part of this initiative, this Request for Applications (RFA) invites suitably qualified suppliers to apply for inclusion on the Supplier List for Conformity Assessors, who will undertake assessments as part of the voluntary nature and carbon markets domestic scheme endorsement process. The Supplier List will comprise assessors with the expertise and experience required to evaluate schemes against the endorsement criteria.

Future Platform for Education Gazette Tukutuku Kōrero

Te Pou Rangatopu Corporate

The Ministry of Education (the Ministry) is exploring options to replace the current Education Gazette | Tukutuku Kōrero website (https://gazette.education.govt.nz) and supporting content management system. The current platform is based on ageing technology. It is increasingly difficult and costly to support and no longer provides the level of reliability required to meet the needs of the Ministry or users. This RFI is intended to gather market information to inform future planning and procurement decisions. Information provided in response to this RFI will not be used to select a supplier. We welcome questions submitted via the GETS Q&A portal.

Main Contractor for Fencing Project at Te Pi'ipi'inga Kākano Mai I Rangiātea Kura

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

This RFT is for a main contractor to complete a Learning Support Modification Fencing project at Te Pi'ipi'inga Kakano Mai I Rangiātea.

P2027-1034 HBRTS Server and Storage Infrastructure Refresh

EGOI - IT

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) P2027-1034 – HBRTS Server and Storage Infrastructure Refresh Hastings District Council (HDC), on behalf of the Hawke’s Bay Regional Shared Services (HBRTS) partners, invites proposals from suitably qualified suppliers for the refresh of the HBRTS server and storage infrastructure. The procurement seeks a supplier capable of providing an integrated solution that includes: • Supply of server, storage and associated infrastructure • Solution design, configuration and implementation • Migration from the existing environment with minimal service disruption • Integration with the HBRTS technology environment • Resilient, secure and scalable infrastructure that supports business continuity • Associated transition, documentation, training, warranty and support services HBRTS is seeking a fit-for-purpose solution that improves performance, resilience, security and scalability, reduces infrastructure risk, and supports the ongoing operational requirements of the participating councils. The RFP documents are available from the Government Electronic Tenders Service (GETS) at www.gets.govt.nz. All questions about this RFP must be submitted through GETS. Proposals close at 3.00 pm on Wednesday, 25 November 2026 and must be submitted electronically through GETS. Please allow sufficient time to upload your proposal to GETS. For information and assistance with electronic submissions, refer to the policies and information section of the GETS website at https://www.gets.govt.nz/ExternalIndex.htm QUESTIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED THROUGH GETS BY WEDNESDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 2026. PROPOSALS MUST BE SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY THROUGH GETS. Please use the response forms provided. The TOTAL submitted file size must not exceed 50MB, regardless of the number of files submitted. Price and non-price files should be uploaded as separate files and clearly marked as Price and Non-price. Respondents should ensure sufficient time is allowed to upload the files to GETS prior to the tend

Tokoroa Lab Expansion Portable Building

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

Health New Zealand is seeking an experienced design-and-build contractor to deliver the Tokoroa Hospital Laboratory Expansion. The project will address critical space constraints by providing a new, approximately 90–100 m² offsite-manufactured modular building near the existing laboratory, together with minor alterations within the operational laboratory. The new facility will provide safe and compliant office, storage, meeting, staff amenity and break spaces. The scope includes design coordination, consenting and approvals, manufacture and fit-out, site enabling works, foundations, transport and installation, accessible connections, drainage and utility services, and complete testing, commissioning and handover. This opportunity is suited to suppliers with demonstrated experience delivering offsite modular buildings and coordinating construction activities in live, operational environments (preferably healthcare or similarly sensitive settings). The successful supplier will take single point responsibility for a complete, coordinated and compliant solution, including managing interfaces with Health New Zealand’s incumbent electrical, data, fire protection and access-control contractors. Health New Zealand is looking for a capable and available team with a credible programme and consenting strategy, robust quality and risk management systems and a practical methodology that protects ongoing hospital and laboratory operations throughout delivery.

Huka Falls Upgrade Stage 1

Department of Conservation

Huka Falls is one of the Department's most visited sites, attracting up to one million visitors annually. The current pathways, barriers, and signage are over 25 years old. They do not meet current standards and fail to provide an appropriate visitor experience, posing safety and reputation risks. This procurement is aimed at addressing visitor safety relating to the barriers. It will also improve their design to reduce maintenance costs and improve aesthetics. Approximately 360m of steel barriers require modification or replacement. An additional 60m section is required to protect visitors from an identified fall risk next to the car park.