Tenders from New Zealand

Yarrow/Isabella & Tramway/Elles Traffic Signals

Invercargill City Council

Invercargill City Council is inviting tenders from suitably experienced contractors for the supply of all labour, materials and plant necessary for earthworks, drainage, kerb and channel, surfacing, traffic services, intersection signalisation commissioning and all associated works at two sites being the Yarrow Street–Isabella Street intersection and the Tramway Road–Elles Road intersection.

407567 Future Proofing Nematology

Biosecurity New Zealand

This project is to provide the services required to develop a DNA barcode reference database for plant parasitic nematodes verified by morphological analysis. The identification of plant parasitic nematodes using DNA sequencing alone is often inconclusive due to a lack of reference sequence data, including for those nematodes which are already known to be present in New Zealand. The development of a verified DNA sequence database for plant parasitic nematodes will speed up nematology diagnostics, and reduce reliance on nematodes expressing their required morphological characters. We will provide support to the provider with regards to host selection and coordination at a national level.

RFT Main Building Contractor HO Refurbishment at Matamata College

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

This Request for Tenders (RFT) is an open invitation to Contractors to submit a Tender for Matamata College HO Block Refurbishment Project – Main Contractor

Springston Rolleston Road and Selwyn Road Roundabout

Selwyn District Council

This Contract comprises the construction of a new single-lane roundabout at the intersection of Selwyn Road and Springston Rolleston Road, including the provision of shared path connections and associated infrastructure works. The project is intended to improve the safety, efficiency, and accessibility of this key transport corridor while supporting current and future growth within the surrounding communities. The intersection is located at the southern extent of the Rolleston urban area and forms part of an important transport link between the growing townships of Rolleston to the north and Lincoln to the south. Springston Rolleston Road currently operates as the priority route through the intersection and experiences significant commuter traffic volumes. The surrounding land uses present a range of stakeholder and interface considerations, including the Selwyn Road Sewer Pump Station within the south-western quadrant, school land to the north-west, residential properties to the north-east, and rural pastoral land to the south-east. Scope of Works The works include, but are not limited to: • Earthworks and pavement construction associated with the new roundabout and approach roads. • Construction of stormwater infrastructure. • Piping and reinstatement of existing stockwater races. • Liaison and coordination with utility providers, including protection, modification, and installation of services as required. • Construction of carriageways, kerbs and channels. • Construction of shared pathways, cycle facilities, footpaths, and vehicle crossings. • Construction of splitter islands, traffic islands, and associated traffic restraint features. • Installation of road markings and traffic signage. • Landscaping works including garden beds, planting areas, specimen trees, shrubs, grasses, groundcovers, mulching, and tree staking. • Traffic management, erosion and sediment control, noise management, survey set-out, and associated temporary works. • Maintenance of all landsc

Main contractor for Hall gutter and roof work, and floor remediation at Mihi School

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

a. Based on Condition-Assessment-Mihi-School-Andrew-Golding-11-Apr-2025, the project is focused on investigating and addressing water ingress issues affecting the Mihi School Hall building. The assessment identified several high-risk areas, including roof-to-wall junctions, flashing details, gutters, glazing interfaces, and door openings that may be allowing water penetration into the building. This may include: i. The assessment recommends remedial works to improve the weathertightness performance of the building and reduce the risk of future water intrusion. ii. Has experienced ongoing water ingress issues within the Hall building. A condition assessment identified potential defects associated with roof and wall junctions, flashing arrangements, gutter design, glazing interfaces, and external door details. Evidence of moisture damage was observed internally, including deterioration to flooring finishes. a. The Contract Works required are: i. Investigate and rectify water ingress pathways affecting the Hall building. ii. Repair or redesign deficient roof, flashing, and gutter interfaces. iii. Improve weatherproofing around glazing systems and external doors. iv. Removal of existing areas of damaged flooring around entrances, install fixed heavy duty inlaid entrance matting, size to be confirmed on site.

Waitomo DC Storm Recovery 2026/27: Road Retreats

Waitomo District Council

Contract No. 500-26-029 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 covers the completion of road retreat works on storm‑affected slumped road sections within the Waitomo District, with the four sites detailed below: • Separable Portion 1: Mangaorongo Road RP 5.472 • Separable Portion 2: Mangatoa Road RP 17.826 • Separable Portion 3: Totoro Road RP 7.593 • Separable Portion 4: Te Waitere Road RP 5.92 The contract works include, but are not limited to: i. Temporary Traffic Management ii. Earthworks iii. Drainage works iv. Sealed pavement construction v. Unsealed pavement construction vi. Pavement road marking and reinstatement CLOSING DATE AND TIME: Tenders close at 2 PM NZT on 12/11/2026 ENQUIRIES: Any questions in relation to the Tender Documents must be submitted in writing to Principal’s Contact Person, Sumit Mammen email: sumit.mammen@waitomo.govt.nz Enquires will be answered using Notice to Tenderers (NTT) process and uploaded. Final date for enquiries is at 2 PM NZT on 05/11/2026 DOCUMENTS: Can be downloaded free of charge from www.tenderlink.com/waitomo TENDER REFERENCE: Tenderlink Ref WAITOM-1176642. If you have any issues please contact Tenderlink on 0800 698 363. Economic Benefits – have economic benefits been considered Yes at 10% 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

Nelson City Council - Saxton Oval Drainage, Irrigation and Surface Renewal - 15Oct2026

Nelson City Council

Nelson City Council is seeking an experienced civil/sports-turf contractor to reconstruct the international Saxton Cricket Oval at Saxton Fields, Nelson. The works include; removal of the existing turf surface, subgrade shaping, primary and lateral drainage, installation and commissioning of a new irrigation system, slit drainage, sand carpet installation, seedbed preparation and sowing, and turfgrass grow-in and establishment. The successful Respondent will be responsible for coordinating the works as an integrated construction programme and delivering a completed, functional and high-quality sports-field surface in accordance with the technical specifications, drawings, hold points, testing, commissioning and handover requirements. Please note the Non-Price Submission must be no more than 25 pages in length. Suppliers are reminded that all communication is to be via questions submitted on GETS, which will be responded to via the GETS Question & Answer facility.

Main Contractor for Mangamuka School Block 1,5,A,B,D,E Upgrades

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

The project comprises a coordinated programme of property improvement works at Mangamuka School - Scope of Works, including replacement of existing storage sheds, refurbishment of the pool changing facilities, pool infrastructure upgrades, development of a new playground and bike track, site improvements, signage upgrades, and associated minor refurbishment works. The works will be delivered under a single Main Contract to improve efficiency, coordination, and value for money

26-248 Civic Centre Cafe Operation and Catering Services

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 provide the day-to-day operation of the Civic Centre Café and associated corporate catering services. The successful contractor will demonstrate proven expertise in delivering commercial café operations and professional catering services for meetings, functions, and events. The scope of services includes the provision of high-quality food and beverage offerings for Council staff, visitors, stakeholders, and guests attending the Civic Centre. NPDC's objective is to secure a contractor who can deliver a customer-focused, sustainable, and commercially viable service that enhances the Civic Centre experience while meeting the diverse needs of Council and its stakeholders. NPDC is seeking proposals from experienced operators who can demonstrate a successful track record in managing café and catering services of a similar scale and complexity of NPDC’s Civic Centre Cafe, supported by appropriate staffing, systems, operational expertise and a commitment to service excellence. 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

Main contractor for Library Cladding Replacement at Tongariro School

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

2.1 Background a. Based on the condition assessment completed by Andrew Golding dated 8 August 2024, the project is focused on improving the weathertightness performance of the Library building through remediation of the external building envelope. i. The works include replacement of existing wall cladding systems, installation of new cavity-based cladding and associated flashings. ii. Replacement of soffit linings, and reinstatement of affected rainwater goods and external building elements. iii. These works are intended to address identified weathertightness deficiencies and improve the long-term durability and performance of the building. iv. The recommended works are intended to improve the overall weathertightness performance of the building, address identified defects, reduce the risk of ongoing water intrusion, and protect the long-term integrity of the building structure. 2.2 Required Solution i. Removal of the existing wall cladding to the framed external walls of the Library and installation of new cavity-based Linea weatherboard and Axon panel cladding systems, including new wall underlay, cavity battens, flashings, seals, fixings and associated weatherproofing components. ii. Removal of asbestos-contaminated cladding panels and soffit linings in accordance with the applicable asbestos health and safety requirements, including off-site disposal at an approved facility. iii. Installation of new soffit linings over the existing framing, with the existing framing made good as required to receive the new work. iv. Existing windows, roofing, roof structure, masonry walls, internal layouts, finishes and building systems are to remain, unless specifically affected by or identified for alteration as part of the documented works. v. The school will remain operational throughout construction. The Contractor will be required to securely isolate the work area with temporary fencing and maintain existing services and compliance schedule systems, and coordinate deliver

RFT Rototuna High School B Gym Wall Lining

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

The current wall system is structurally inadequate and poses safety risks due to the poor original installation. The proposed works will ensure long-term durability, compliance with safety and fire standards, and improved safety for gym users requirements for phasing and / or staged handover of the project will be required as the gym is a live environment with usage booked in advance, coordination with The Peak management will be required Fosters Maintain and Thorburn Builders have been previously engaged to carry out repairs and invasive investigation works to confirm extent of works required. General Scope; Remove existing lower section of plywood panels, and dispose Carry out necessary remedial works to the substructure and rondo system to allow for installation of new plywood panels, which may include removal of inadequate framing, battens and fixings in affected areas and Install new support framing to provide a rigid fixing substrate for the wall lining and existing curtain winch brackets and other existing wall fixings Install new wall linings. Make good and recoat affected areas to match existing finishes. Where necessary remove curtain system and reinstate on completion. Reinstate and test curtain operation to original/current working order and ensure all fixings and brackets altered during replacement works are secure upon completion Remove all waste materials and leave the area clean and operational on completion of each staged works. Floor protection will be required for the work area as new coating is to be applied. Works will not be able to be carried out during this period of December 21st through to January 5th.

Road Maintenance Contract

Selwyn District Council

Selwyn District Council (Council) are tendering the road maintenance contract which includes the following: • All routine road maintenance activities within the network from 'boundary to boundary' including pavements (sealed and unsealed), signs and road markings, vegetation, footpaths, cycleways, drainage, and structures. • Renewals activities including resurfacing, pavement rehabilitation, re-metaling, signs renewals, drainage, bridge components and some footpath renewals. • Some minor improvements work (where it's cost effective to include this in the contract or where the new work is integral with maintenance or renewal activity). • Design and build for reseals, rehabilitation and other minor structures and minor works. • Investigation and responding to service requests. This contract does not include street-light maintenance and renewals, new capital works, unless co-located with maintenance or renewal work, professional services, or land drainage and water races. Network and asset management is undertaken through a combination of in-house teams, and outsourcing specialist support. The annual budget currently stands at $19m per annum, with a confirmed 9-year term (5+2+2) totalling $173m. 1 to 1 contractor briefings will now be held on 23 September, and a working AWM tender database will be made available at that time. If you wish to have an interview and haven't already heard from us, please email me (steve.guy@selwyn.govt.nz) as we have sent invites out to those that have expressed a desire to tender. Tender start date 14 Oct 2026 - Tender close date 25 Nov 2026 (7-week period). Within the tender period, we will be providing contractors the ability to present to the TET, dates tbc.

CON1179 - Mamaranui Rd Bridge Replacement

Kaipara District Council

Contract 26/70 - Gladstone Bore 3 - Drilling Contract - Advertising Notice

Waimakariri District Council

CONTRACT 26/70 GLADSTONE BORE 3 – DRILLING CONTRACT Tenders are invited from suitably qualified contractors for the above contract. This contract is for the drilling, development, testing and capping of a new water supply bore at Gladstone Park in Woodend. 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: VP2704 Tenders for this contract close at 4pm on Wednesday 11th November 2026, with tender submissions via VendorPanel.

K Block Extract System Upgrade

Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki

Lake Rotokauri Walkway

Waikato District Council

Waikato District Council is the local government authority for the Waikato District. The Waikato District Council area is made up of a mix of towns, villages and settlements with a geographic area of 418,893 hectares and a population of 75,300 and this is projected to grow to 88,200 by 2031 (Open Waikato). It is a diverse, predominantly rural district with urban centres in Huntly, Ngaaruawaahia, Pokeno, Raglan, Te Kauwhata and Tuakau. Our head office is based in Ngaaruawaahia, North Waikato or any of our area offices (Raglan, Tuakau, Huntly and Te Kauwhata). Our Council and our staff work in partnership with other councils, local and central government agencies and a wide range of other organisations as well as with the community. Waikato District Council has adopted some ambitious targets through its Long-Term Plan - 2018-2028. A vision to create liveable, thriving and connected communities with the following themes being our guideposts for working with you to plan and build the district we want to have in 2028. • Support our communities, • Build our economy, • Sustain our environment • Value for money and • Working together. The key objective of this procurement is to engage a competent and experienced contractor to develop and continue the recreational walking facility around Lake Rotokauri. The objective of providing further access around Lake Rotokauri allows further community access within nature, another aim is to provide access for restoration within the lakes Boundaries. The technical specifications for this walkway include granular path/trail, earthworks with challenging accessibility, timber boardwalk, and single span bridges. We are seeking to appoint a motivated contractor to deliver this project with a focus on value for money while not compromising on quality, whilst having the necessary care and consideration of the environment the walkway is being constructed in.

Nationwide Guard Services

Te Pou Rangatopu Corporate

The Ministry is seeking to engage a supplier for the provision of Nationwide Guard Services at Ministry sites. The services are intended to support the health, safety, and security of the Ministry's people and the security of Ministry sites through the observation, monitoring, and reporting of activities.

27-028 Gas Servicing - NPDC Facilities

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 deliver the planned servicing, inspection, maintenance, compliance certification, and repair of commercial gas-fired boilers, water heaters, burners, and gas heating appliances across a range of Council facilities. We also require annual closed loop inhibitor testing at some of the sites. The successful contractor will provide both preventative maintenance and responsive reactive maintenance services to ensure Council's gas-fired assets operate safely, efficiently, reliably, and in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements. Our objective is to establish a long-term service partnership that supports the ongoing performance and reliability of Council's gas-fired equipment through a proactive maintenance approach. The contract will focus on maintaining statutory compliance, reducing equipment downtime and unplanned breakdowns, optimising operational efficiency, extending asset life, and ensuring timely and effective responses to faults and repair requirements. The successful contractor will be expected to deliver high-quality workmanship, comprehensive reporting, and expert technical advice to support informed asset management decisions and the continued safe operation of Council facilities. 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).

HRIS Platform and Implementation Services

New Zealand Institute for Earth Science Limited

Earth Sciences NZ is seeking proposals from suitably qualified suppliers to provide a modern Human Resource Information System (HRIS) and associated implementation services. Oracle Fusion will remain Earth Sciences NZ’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform. This procurement is for HRIS capability and associated implementation and integration services; it is not seeking a second ERP platform or a replacement for Oracle Fusion. The proposed HRIS must integrate with Oracle Fusion to support the secure and reliable exchange of relevant finance, employee, organisational, cost-centre and approved time data. This procurement forms part of Earth Sciences NZ’s ongoing organisational integration following the merger of GNS Science and NIWA and supports preparation for the future integration of MetService and the Measurement Standards Laboratory. As the organisation continues to evolve, Earth Sciences NZ requires a scalable, secure and sustainable platform capable of supporting a growing and increasingly diverse workforce. Earth Sciences NZ currently operates a range of people, payroll, onboarding, reporting and workforce management processes. The organisation is seeking to simplify its operating environment, improve data quality, reduce manual effort and establish a foundation for consistent people and workforce management practices across the organisation. This procurement is intended to identify a solution that not only meets current operational requirements but also supports future organisational growth, integration of additional entities and evolving business needs. Earth Sciences NZ has developed a detailed set of business, payroll, technical, security, integration, implementation and operational requirements which are contained within the supporting procurement documentation. Respondents should review this RFP together with the Response Form, Pricing Workbook and Requirements Catalogue when preparing their proposals.

Diversion Management Solution

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

Health New Zealand (Health NZ) is seeking Registrations of Interest from suitably qualified vendors for a diversion management solution to support Emergency Department (ED) redirection with the intent to inform Health NZ regarding the options available in the market. We are seeking an experienced Solution Implementation Partner to implement a seamless and efficient service that will support safe, timely redirection of patients to appropriate care. The vendor should have experience working in the primary and community care sector with already established relationships and using products that have demonstrated their value in providing high-quality primary and community care. Post ROI there will be a closed RFP. Shortlisted Vendors will invited to this RFP.

Needs Assessment Service

Accident Compensation Corporation

ACC is undertaking a Request for Information (RFI) to better understand how needs assessment services could be delivered for people following an injury. This RFI is a market research activity only and is not a tender or procurement process. ACC’s current assessment contracts remain in place and continue to be valid. Information received through this RFI will be used to inform ACC’s future thinking and decision-making regarding needs assessment services. Interested parties are invited to download and review the documents available under the Attachments tab. Further information on the background and problem statement is provided in the Request for Information – Needs Assessment Service document. Responses can be submitted using the Request for Information Response Form – Needs Assessment Service. Please use the GETS Q&A function for any questions or requests for clarification relating to this RFI. Ngā mihi, ACC Health Procurement