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RFT - Demolition Contractor for Block D - Rationalisation at Pukeatua Primary School, Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Block D at Pukeatua Primary School is in poor condition, is beyond economical investment and surplus to requirements. The School Property Agency has approved rationalisation funding, and it has been agreed to demolish the block, disconnect and cap off services and reinstate the grounds.
Burwood Landfill Site C : Provision of Plant hire, maintenance and operation of Burwood Landfill
Christchurch City Council
The purpose of this RFP is to invite Prospective Suppliers to submit their Proposals for Provision of suitable plant (as detailed within the Operations Specification) for preparing the landfill site for the disposal of contaminated soil and construction of final capping and landscaping the site.
Boiler House Energy Centre Electrical Upgrade Project (Substation 3)
Regional Hospital Infrastructure Programme
Health NZ is undertaking a project to implement new electrical distribution and control systems at substation 3 (Block T / “Boilerhouse”) at Palmerston North Hospital. We require the services of a Main Contractor to construct and commission the substation 3 electrical infrastructure works whch include: - Installation of new structural elements, building structures and fire separations. - Provision of new LV MSB (MSB 3) and LV generator bus A and B switchboards as indicated on drawings. - Removal of redundant equipment as indicated on drawings. - Installation and connection of new supply transformers 7455-P and 7456-P - Provision of temporary supplies and controls as required to undertake the project - Removal of redundant transformers and refurbishment of transformer bays as specified - Termination of new LV mains and submain cables - Submain migrations - Mechanical systems - Controls systems isolations and new equipment as indicated on drawings. - Software and HMI programming. - Controls and communications integration - Site based Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) (Offload). - Project Completion Blackstart test (TBC). - Making good and passive fire protection as specified.
Three waters operational technology communication network
Queenstown-Lakes District Council
Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) invites proposals from qualified parties for goods and/or services in relation to providing communication infrastructure and telecommunication services for Operational Technology (OT) over a period of up to 11 years.
Stormwater (SW) Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Stopbank Anzac Drive to Waitaki Street (OARC)
Infrastructure
The Works for this RFT shall include, but are not limited to: SP1 – Anzac to Waitaki Flood Protection: • Sheet‑pile floodwall and embankments – installation of STU2700 sheet piles, core material tie‑ins, toe drains, earth embankments on both sides, and safety barrier along Anzac Drive. • Stormwater and groundwater infrastructure – new gravity reticulation, swales, debris screen structure, stormwater pump station (3 × 0.5 m³/s pumps), northern groundwater pump station, rising mains, distribution chamber, and river outfall works. • Roading upgrades – full reconstruction and raising of Wainoni Road to RL 2.92 m, new shared paths/cycle lanes, sump adjustments, and service relocations. • City to Sea Pathway and access works – 4 m‑wide asphalt pathway on embankment, access tracks, small culvert installations, and tie‑ins to existing routes including Falconwood Grove. • Landscaping and siteworks – ecological planting, reserve works (incl. Jack Hinton Memorial relocation), architectural electrical building, fencing, contaminated soil handling, earthworks, and site reinstatement. SP2 – Waitaki Treatment Facility: • Construction of a stormwater first flush basin that will provide storage and treatment of first flush volume runoff from the adjacent urban catchments. • Construction of twin stormwater treatment wetlands which, in addition to treating stormwater, will provide ecological benefit by providing habitat for birds and other wildlife. • Construction of the final length of the upstream piped connection with associated manholes. • Abandonment of remaining stormwater and wastewater pipes that are in Bexley Road and removal of almost all services that are below the formation level of the stormwater management facility.
RFP - South -Central Networks Maintenance 2026
WaterCare Services Ltd
Watercare carries out water and wastewater network maintenance services in Auckland. These services are currently separated into three regions (Lots), the Northen, Central and Southern Lots. Watercare wishes to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced supplier to deliver services to the Southern and Central Lots. This includes ensuring that all assets under management – pipelines, pump stations, wastewater networks, and associated infrastructure – are maintained to a high operational standard. The scope covers reactive, unprogrammed, and programmed maintenance, as well as emergency response, inspection, and reporting services. The successful provider will play a critical role in ensuring Auckland’s communities continue to have reliable, safe, and sustainable access to water and wastewater services. The services in the Central Lot are currently provided by Watercare’s Central Unit and therefore this Lot has some additional requirements attached to it. We are seeking a long-term partner who can deliver consistent performance and contribute to the resilience of Auckland’s essential services
Real-Time Passenger Information System
Greater Wellington Regional Council
Greater Wellington Regional Council, a public statutory body constituted under the Local Government Act 2002, operates a complex, well-established public transport network across the Wellington region under the brand 'Metlink'. Metlink is seeking to partner with a supplier to deliver a public transport management solution, including a prediction engine, to operate alongside our existing on-board hardware and improve the experience of public transport customers. We are seeking capable suppliers that can demonstrate a positive and successful track record of implementing their solution in a similar public transport context. This opportunity relates to a maximum seven (7) year contract to provide these services to Metlink. Information regarding this opportunity is contained in the RFP document package, including our detailed Requirements Register. Please use the GETS Question and Answer function should you have any questions regarding our Requirements. The Deadline for Proposals is 12:00PM 11 November 2026.
External Print (and Associated Services)
Te Pou Rangatopu Corporate
The Ministry is seeking External Print (and Associated Services): - Pre-Press and Digital Asset Management (DAM) - Provision of Goods, such as printed resources - Storage and Logistics, such as warehousing and distribution to stakeholders such as schools. Our RFP accounts for the requirements of a closed syndicate of agencies. This RFP follows our Advance Notice (GETS ID 34805258). Refer to the RFP pack for further detail.
Auckland Divestment – Reservoir Works
National Procurement Team
The Department of Corrections is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to demolish, construct, test, commission, and hand over a like-for-like replacement potable water reservoir at Auckland Men’s Prison, located at 2 Attwood Road, Paremoremo, Auckland. This procurement forms part of Corrections' ongoing programme to renew and upgrade ageing water infrastructure assets. The replacement reservoir is required to improve asset reliability and resilience, maintain continuity of potable water supply to the prison and connected properties, reduce asset failure risk, and ensure the infrastructure remains compliant with current operational, regulatory, and drinking water requirements. Please find all details of the tender process in the attached RFT documents.
Main Building Contractor for Matauri Bay School - Blocks 1, 5 & 6 Refurbishment
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Matauri Bay School is a rural Year 1-8 school located at 2223-2231 Whakarara Road, Matauri Bay, Northland. The project comprises refurbishment and alteration works to Blocks 1, 5 and 6 to address identified lifecycle, weathertightness, accessibility, fire safety and building envelope deficiencies. The works include roof replacement, cladding replacement, asbestos remediation, replacement joinery, ceiling replacement, insulation upgrades, flooring replacement, administration reconfiguration and accessibility improvements Refurbished and modernised teaching, administration and support spaces within Blocks 1, 5 and 6 that are safe, compliant, weather-tight and fit for purpose. • Renewal of ageing building elements including roofing, external cladding, windows, doors, ceilings, flooring and insulation to extend asset life and reduce future maintenance requirements. • Improved building performance through upgraded thermal envelope components, replacement joinery, ceiling systems and insulation in accordance with current Ministry of Education standards. • Improved accessibility through the construction of a new compliant entrance, decking and accessible ramp. • Enhanced administration facilities including alterations to administration spaces, Principal's office, sickbay and storage area. • Safe Removal and replacement of asbestos-containing building elements. • A staged construction programme that allows the school to remain operational throughout the works while maintaining safety for students, staff and visitors.
Hiwinui School LSM Fencing
Main Fencing/Building Contractor for LSM Fencing & Gates at Hiwinui School
34831613 Main Fencing/Building Contractor for LSM Fencing & Gates at Hiwinui School RFT 5:00 PM 2 Oct 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure
2026 Innovation Investment Round - Round 2
Agriculture and Investment Services
The AgEC and AgriZeroNZ invite Expressions of Interest (EoI) from innovators worldwide to develop transformative agricultural greenhouse gas mitigation solutions or substantially advance emerging technologies with the potential to deliver practical, farm-level outcomes for New Zealand farmers and growers. Preference will be given to proposals that explore novel concepts, mechanisms, or technologies beyond well-established research areas and demonstrate a credible pathway to emissions reduction, adoption, and deployment at scale within a commercially relevant timeframe. As part of this round, ideas are welcomed that specifically address the following research challenges: 1) the development of biological and soil-management technologies that reduce N₂O emissions by both enhancing N₂O consumption (reduction of N₂O to dinitrogen, N₂) and preventing the accumulation of nitrite (NO₂⁻), a key precursor of N₂O formation. Technologies must be able to be applied at scale and suitable for NZ pastoral systems i.e., nitrous oxide emissions from urine patches. 2) the development of robust, routine in situ approaches for quantifying the key intermediaries and processes governing N₂O emissions under urine patch conditions. This includes accurate measurement of N₂ production and/or nitrous oxide reductase (nosZ) activity, as well as nitrite formation, pool sizes, and concentration dynamics. 3) If your idea doesn’t fit into one of the above challenges, we are still interested in submissions if they address novel approaches to reducing nitrous oxide emissions from ruminant animal deposited urine and/or methane emissions from enteric fermentation that can rapidly bring about a step-change in emissions at scale in grazing ruminants, and where investment could accelerate or unblock barriers to commercialisation. The two step tending process is open to New Zealand and international organisations to apply. Co-funding in strongly encouraged. Organisations can submit a full proposal or for i
Con 27-03 - Three Waters Services Contract – Reticulation Operations and Maintenance
Southland District Council
Southland District Council (SDC / Council /the Principal) maintains ownership and responsibility for managing the water services activity, comprising water, wastewater and stormwater, and undertaking the necessary planning and works to meet the levels of service for its community. In order to increase oversight and visibility of the water services, Council has adopted an in-house business unit with increasing in-house capability and capacity and will be delivering the water services under a number of separate contracts. Council will be delivering the water services under separate contracts from 1 July 2027. This Contract relates specifically to the operations and maintenance of Council’s three waters reticulation networks, including water, wastewater and stormwater which will be delivered under two separable portions: Separable Portion 1 – Te Anau Basin Separable Portion 2 – Wider Southland District A high level of collaboration is expected between this Contract and those for treatment facilities, mechanical and electrical and SCADA / automation operations and maintenance. The specifications under this Contract are aimed at delivering an outcomes focussed approach that enables SDC to meet their collective vision and levels of service for water, wastewater and stormwater activities. To support cost-effective delivery across multiple contracts, Council is seeking a collaborative approach, building successful relationships specifically for this Contract as well as with the other contractors delivering the water services. The overarching philosophy is to balance the work programmes against service levels within Council’s budget expectations, delivering a pro-active best-for-network approach. By working together, the reactive and routine maintenance and renewals can be optimised to reduce the overall costs and risks without compromising public safety, legislative requirements or service levels for the Southland community. This is a two-envelope procurement process. Propo
Con 27-02 - Three Waters Services Contract – Mechanical and Electrical Services
Southland District Council
Southland District Council (SDC / Council /the Principal) maintains ownership and responsibility for managing the water services activity, comprising water, wastewater and stormwater, and undertaking the necessary planning and works to meet the levels of service for its community. In order to increase oversight and visibility of the water services, Council has adopted an in-house business unit with increasing in-house capability and capacity and will be delivering the water services under a number of separate contracts. Council will be delivering the water services under separate contracts from 1 July 2027. This Contract relates specifically to mechanical and electrical services of Council’s three waters networks, including at treatment facilities and pump stations. A high level of collaboration is expected between this Contract and those for treatment facilities, reticulation and SCADA / automation operations and maintenance. The specifications under this Contract are aimed at delivering an outcomes focussed approach that enables SDC to meet their collective vision and levels of service for water, wastewater and stormwater activities. To support cost-effective delivery across multiple contracts, Council is seeking a collaborative approach, building successful relationships specifically for this Contract as well as with the other contractors delivering the water services. The overarching philosophy is to balance the work programmes against service levels within Council’s budget expectations, delivering a pro-active best-for-network approach. By working together, the reactive and routine maintenance and renewals can be optimised to reduce the overall costs and risks without compromising public safety, legislative requirements or service levels for the Southland community. Note: Please submit on the locked version of the schedules. This is a two-envelope procurement process. Proposals are to be submitted electronically in two separate electronic files via GETS. File 1
Con 27-01 - Three Waters Services Contract – Treatment Facilities Operations and Maintenance
Southland District Council
Southland District Council (SDC / Council /the Principal) maintains ownership and responsibility for managing the water services activity, comprising water, wastewater and stormwater, and undertaking the necessary planning and works to meet the levels of service for its community. In order to increase oversight and visibility of the water services, Council has adopted an in-house business unit with increasing in-house capability and capacity and will be delivering the water services under a number of separate contracts. Council will be delivering the water services under separate contracts from 1 July 2027. This Contract relates specifically to the operations and maintenance of Council’s treatment facilities including raw water intakes, water and wastewater treatment plants, pump stations and reservoirs / storage tanks. A high level of collaboration is expected between this Contract and those for reticulation, mechanical and electrical and SCADA / automation operations and maintenance. The specifications under this Contract are aimed at delivering an outcome focussed approach that enables SDC to meet their collective vision and levels of service for water, wastewater and stormwater activities. To support cost-effective delivery across multiple contracts, Council is seeking a collaborative approach, building successful relationships specifically for this Contract as well as with the other contractors delivering the water services. The overarching philosophy is to balance the work programmes against service levels within Council’s budget expectations, delivering a pro-active best-for-network approach. By working together, the reactive and routine maintenance and renewals can be optimised to reduce the overall costs and risks without compromising public safety, legislative requirements or service levels for the Southland community. Note: Please submit on the locked version of the schedules - documents located at: https://southlanddistrictcouncil.sharefile.com/public/sh
Main Building Contractor for Raurimu Avenue School - 1,5: Internal and External Refurbishments
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Raurimu Avenue School is looking to complete a range of internal and external works within Block 1 as listed below • Block 1: Remove ACM and reclad Block 1 including replacement of the soffit. (Asbestos report to be done) • Block 1: Window and Shelter replacement • Block 1 & 5: Toilet Refurbishment and Vinyl Replacement in Cloak Bay All works must be completed to Ministry of Education standards, the New Zealand Building Code and relevant compliance requirements.
Advance Notice - RFT SPF Package 10A - Electrical Integration Contractor
KiwiRail Group
KiwiRail intends to procure Package 10A through an open-market competitive RFT. Package 10A covers the electrical construction and integration works for the Southern Power Feed Project. Following the earlier RFI and further package development, the original Package 10 scope has been restructured. The prefabricated building design, manufacture and supply scope has been separated into Package 10B, allowing Package 10A to focus on electrical construction, installation, integration, testing and commissioning.
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