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35097909 Main Contractor for Block 2, 7, 8, & 9 refurbishment at Glenbervie School RFT 5:00 PM 5 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

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Main Contractor for Block 2, 7, 8, & 9 refurbishment at Glenbervie School

35097909 Main Contractor for Block 2, 7, 8, & 9 refurbishment at Glenbervie School RFT 5:00 PM 5 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

Nelson City Council 322089 and Tasman District Council C1735 - Streetlight & Electronic Road Signs Maintenance 2027 to 2032 - RFT - 03 November 2026

Nelson City Council

Nelson City Council and Tasman District Council are jointly seeking a suitable supplier to deliver its network electrical maintenance activities including streetlights, electronic signs, lighting of sports fields, parks and reserves and parking areas for 5 years from 1 July 2027. Nelson City Council now seeks tenders from capable companies who would like to tender for this contract. Request for Tenders shall close on 18 December 2026 at 4.00pm. Council prefers that the whole tender process be managed electronically through GETS, including downloading RFT documents, raising queries and submitting registrations.

SIA- Azure Managed Services- RFP

Social Investment Agency

The Social Investment Agency (SIA) is inviting tenders from suitably qualified suppliers to provide proactive managed services for our existing cloud-based production Azure environments to ensure they remain available, reliable, secure, and well-governed. SIA is seeking a supplier with demonstrated experience delivering production-grade managed services in regulated or public-sector environments, with mature operational practices across service delivery, incident and service-request management, and regular maintenance activities - including, but not limited to, contributing to security and assurance, cost governance, and performance reporting. This is an initial 3 year contract opportunity with options to extend up to a maximum of 5 years. Other details of requirements and pre-conditions are available in the tender documents.

Nelson City Council - ROI - NTRLBU - Waste to Watts Project - 24 Nov 2026

Nelson City Council

The Nelson Tasman Regional Landfill Business Unit (NTRLBU) is seeking registrations of interest from suitably qualified suppliers for the delivery of the Mechanical, Electrical & Balance of Plant (MEBOP) package for the NTRLBU Waste to Watts Project. The MEBOP Contractor will be responsible for the design integration, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of the landfill gas generation facility, including generator equipment, a portion of the gas pretreatment system, mechanical and electrical infrastructure, control systems, SCADA integration and all associated balance of plant components. The successful respondent will act as the lead integration contractor and will be required to coordinate closely with other project suppliers and NTRLBU representatives.

Disability Employment Service - Request for Information

Māori, Communities and Partnerships

Since 2025, MSD has been undergoing a redesign of our current Disability Employment Services. This work has been informed by engagement with disabled people, providers, employers, and other stakeholders, including a series of service design engagements led by ThinkPlace in 2026. Before we go to market with a tender opportunity for delivery of the redesigned service, we are seeking information and feedback directly from service providers on: • The market: who you are, where you are, how do you see yourself approaching and operating the proposed service • Your perspective on the service redesign: the funding model, reporting requirements, interfacing with other services Your insights into all or any of the above elements will help MSD develop and coordinate a fair and robust procurement process for this contract opportunity and ensure we are establishing an effective and sustainable service for delivery. PLEASE NOTE: This RFI is not a tender process. Your response will not be considered as an application or proposal to deliver the service described, and no contracts will be awarded as an outcome of this process. Whether you respond to this RFI or not will have no influence on your involvement in future tender processes.

2026-11199 Otago STED CCTV and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) System

Engineering

ORC seeks one accountable lead Contractor to investigate, design, supply, install, integrate and commission a complete CCTV, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and integrated tank-level monitoring solution across Otago’s nine Stock Truck Effluent Disposal (STED) sites, then operate, support, maintain and manage it throughout the Contract.

Bannockburn Industrial Subdivision: Stage 1 - Power Supply

Central Otago District Council

This RFP relates to the power supply infrastructure for Stage 1 of the Bannockburn Industrial Subdivision at 79 Barry Avenue, Cromwell (Lot 1 DP 526140). Stage 1 comprises approximately 9.82 hectares of the wider 52.22-hectare development. Subdivision consent has been applied for but has not yet been granted, with engineering approvals to follow. The successful respondent will be responsible for the design, coordination and delivery of the Stage 1 power supply network, including identification of the point of connection, network operator requirements, ducting and chambers, lot connection arrangements, approvals, procurement, installation responsibilities, testing, commissioning, as-built documentation and handover. Respondents must identify any third-party interfaces and confirm their relationship with the relevant network operator. The objective is to deliver a compliant, coordinated, maintainable and fully documented power supply solution that meets project programme, budget and quality requirements. Respondents must demonstrate relevant capability and experience and maximise the use of local suppliers and resources while supporting Central Otago's regional identity initiatives.

Bannockburn Industrial Subdivision: Stage 1 - Lighting

Central Otago District Council

This RFP relates to the Stage 1 development of the Bannockburn Industrial Subdivision at 79 Barry Avenue, Cromwell (Lot 1 DP 526140). Stage 1 covers approximately 9.82 hectares of the wider 52.22-hectare site and includes associated road and utility interfaces. The procurement is for street lighting services only and will be evaluated as a standalone package. The successful respondent will be responsible for the design, coordination, approvals, procurement, installation (where applicable), testing, commissioning, as-built documentation, and handover of a compliant street lighting network for Stage 1. The objective is to deliver a compliant, coordinated, maintainable, and well-documented lighting solution that meets programme, budget, and quality requirements. Respondents must demonstrate relevant capability and experience, clearly identify any third-party interfaces or subcontracted components, and maximise the use of local suppliers and resources while supporting Central Otago's regional identity initiatives. Contract award is anticipated in December 2026, with works expected to commence in January 2027.

Bannockburn Industrial Subdivision: Stage 1- Fibre Telecommunications

Central Otago District Council

The Bannockburn Industrial Subdivision Stage 1 comprises approximately 9.82 hectares of a wider 52.22-hectare industrial development site at 79 Barry Avenue, Cromwell (Lot 1 DP 526140), with access and frontage to Barry Avenue, Bannockburn Road, Cemetery Road, Conelly Way and Venning Crescent. The successful respondent will be responsible for the design and coordination of the fibre telecommunications network, including identification of the proposed network and point of connection, network operator requirements, ducting and chamber infrastructure, lot connection arrangements, approvals, procurement, installation responsibilities, testing, commissioning, as-built documentation, and handover requirements. Respondents must clearly identify any third-party interfaces, outsourced activities, assumptions, and exclusions, and confirm whether they are an approved network operator or will work under an approved network operator. The objective of this procurement is to deliver a compliant, coordinated, maintainable, and appropriately documented fibre telecommunications solution that meets the required programme, budget, and quality outcomes for Stage 1. Respondents will need to demonstrate the capability, capacity, and relevant experience to successfully deliver the required services and coordinate with all necessary stakeholders. Contract award is anticipated in December 2026, with works expected to commence in January 2027.

WDC-27-065 - Street Cleaning Contract

Whakatane District Council

Whakatāne District Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to provide Street cleaning services across the Whakatāne District. The contract includes scheduled street sweeping, cesspit and sump cleaning, leaf-fall response services, severe weather response activities, and a provisional sum for CBD footpath cleaning. Council is seeking a contractor that can deliver a safe, reliable and efficient service that maintains the cleanliness and presentation of the district's transport network while providing value for money and a high standard of service to the community.

RFP - Health NZ Waitemata - UPS Replacement and Ancillary Works

Northern Region

Health New Zealand, Northern Region, Waitematā District (the Principal) is seeking to procure the services of a Contractor to deliver the UPS Replacement and Ancillary Works (the Project) required for the Health New Zealand, Northern Region, Waitemata District (the Principal). The Principal is seeking proposals from UPS Contractors with proven experience of working successfully on similar projects and complex environments to undertake the UPS Replacement and Ancillary Works. We are looking for a Contractor that has the capability and capacity to deliver the Project. The Contractor shall also have the experience and technical capability to challenge and augment the proposed approach for the benefit of the Project delivery. 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 Contractor will be required to provide the same terms and conditions and the same / similar pricing and commercial settings. Refer to the RFP for further details.

RFP-Health NZ Northern Region Panel for Suppliers of WINDOW TREATMENTS Projects and Maintenance Services

Northern Region

Health New Zealand – Northern Region (the Principal) is seeking to appoint a Panel of suitably qualified and experienced Suppliers of Window Treatments 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. The Principal owns and operates facilities associated with delivering health and disability services and is responsible for the repair and maintenance of these facilities. These hospital campuses and community facilities are operational 24/7, shutdowns of services (both utilities and clinical) need to be carefully planned and considered to minimise impacts on patients and staff. Note: The Principal is undertaking this procurement on behalf of all Health New Zealand’s Northen Region hospitals and their community facilities. A Supplier must successfully proceed through all procurement phases and subsequent contract negotiations to be a panel member. Only suppliers on the panels will be able to provide in-scope services to the Northern Region hospitals. Refer to RFP documents for further details

PNCC - Backflow Prevention System

Procurement

As Palmerston North’s urban infrastructure continues to expand, the number of Backflow Prevention Devices installed in public parks, municipal buildings, and industrial areas has grown significantly. These devices play a critical role in helping to protect the city’s potable water supply by reducing the risk of cross-contamination with potentially hazardous non-potable sources. Palmerston North City Council (PNCC) is committed to maintaining the highest standards of public health and water safety. To fulfil this responsibility and meet mandatory regulatory obligations under the New Zealand Building Code and Drinking Water Standards, the Council requires a reliable and experienced service provider to undertake the annual testing, maintenance, and repair of approximately 600 Backflow Prevention Devices. Of these, around 5% require testing twice per year. In cases where a device fails testing, the appointed supplier must carry out all necessary remedial works, including technical assessment, provision of a fixed-price quote for parts and labour, and execution of repairs to restore full compliance and functionality. All testing and maintenance activities must be performed by Independently Qualified Persons (IQP) in accordance with current New Zealand regulations and industry best practices.

Contract 26/16 - WWTP Wetland Replanting Improvements - Civil Works - Advertising Notice

Waimakariri District Council

CONTRACT 26/16 WWTP Wetland Replanting Improvements 2026/27 – Civil Works Tenders are invited from suitably qualified contractors for the above contract. This contract is for the Bulk Earthworks and Civil Construction components of work for the renewal of Wastewater Constructed Wetlands at the Kaiapoi and Woodend Wastewater Treatment Plants in the Waimakariri District. The main tasks involved in this Contract are: - Woodend Wastewater Treatment Plant (Gladstone Road Woodend):  Isolation and dewatering of two existing constructed wetlands.  Mechanical de-sludging of accumulated wastewater sludge.  Construction of new planting areas (5000m2 total) using site-won material.  Construction of final planting layer with imported screened topsoil.  Widening, repair and reconstruction of wetland bunds and rip-rap basin liner. - Kaiapoi Wastewater Treatment Plant (Beach Road Kaiapoi):  Isolation and dewatering of one existing constructed wetland.  Renewal and replacement of four precast culvert headwalls  Construction of temporary haul road within the site extents.  Mechanical de-sludging of accumulated wastewater sludge.  Construction of new planting areas (5600m2 total) via cut-to-stockpile  Construction of final planting layer with imported screened topsoil.  Repair of existing rip-rap basin liner. 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: VP2720 Tenders for this contract close at 4pm on Wednesday 25th November 2026, with tender submissions via VendorPanel. Tenderers are required to be prequalified to Tier A of Category 8 Earthworks and Bulk Fill 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 waimakar

Protective Body Armour Systems

Fisheries New Zealand

This is a Request for Information (RFI) to seek general information that will assist Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI)/Health NZ in further defining their requirements for Body Armour. We want to understand what options are available to us in the body armour space that can support the different operational needs across MPI and Health NZ, integrate with existing equipment each agency may have and enable effective fitting, supply, maintenance and whole-of-life asset management. Of particular interest is information on solutions that: • Provide effective, certified protection against the key threats highlighted by both parties • Are easy to clean and maintain for our frontline staff • Are available in a comprehensive range of sizes suitable for both male and female wearers • Offer a practical approach to supply and servicing of Body Armour Systems across all New Zealand regions

Branch / Leatham & Waihopai Wilding Conifer Control Programme (2026/27)

Marlborough District Council

This GETS notice is for advance information only. Questions and queries regarding the procurement opportunity can be made to Sian Reynolds at biosecurity@boffamiskell.co.nz. Any questions posted to this Advanced Notice from release date onward will not be answered. Boffa Miskell, in conjunction with Marlborough District Council, is providing advance notice of an upcoming procurement opportunity for helicopter operators to support wilding conifer control works within the Branch / Leatham and Waihopai management units. The opportunity will be undertaken through a two-stage procurement process. The first stage will invite helicopter operators who have an operating base in the Nelson/Tasman or Marlborough regions to apply for appointment to the Boffa Miskell Biosecurity Supplier Panel. Operators successfully appointed to the Panel will then be invited to participate in a closed competitive tender for the Branch / Leatham and Waihopai wilding conifer control works for a one-year period. The first-stage Supplier Panel opportunity is expected to open on 6 November 2026 and close on 19 November 2026. Appointment of successful Panel suppliers is anticipated from the week commencing 30 November 2026. The closed competitive tender for the Branch / Leatham and Waihopai control works will be open to all approved Boffa Miskell aerial suppliers and is proposed to run from 30 November to 10 December 2026. The entire procurement process will be conducted through TenderLink, not GETS. Prospective suppliers wishing to participate will need to be registered with TenderLink to access the procurement documentation and submit a response.

National Intelligent Transport Systems Maintenance Contract

New Zealand Transport Agency

THE OPPORTUNITY: NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi expects to release an open Request for Tender through GETS within the next two weeks for the National Intelligent Transport Systems Maintenance Contract. The opportunity covers the national monitoring, maintenance and operational support of the Intelligent Transport Systems assets identified in the tender documents. Indicative contract term - Three-year initial term, with two optional one-year renewals The anticipated services include: • asset monitoring and operational support; • planned preventative and reactive maintenance; • round-the-clock fault response and service restoration; • management of spares and inventory; • minor works, where included in the contract documents; and • activity, asset and performance reporting. PREQUALIFICATION: Tenderers will be required to hold current NZTA prequalification at Level C or above for Maintenance and Minor Works, Category 1: Intelligent Transport Systems, Electronic Signs on State Highways. Full participation requirements and evaluation criteria will be set out in the RFT. NEXT STEPS: The RFT release date and all final procurement information will be confirmed through GETS. Interested suppliers should monitor GETS for the formal RFT and any related notices. Important notice: This advance notice is for market information only. It is not a Request for Tender, no supplier response is required, and it does not create a commitment by NZTA to proceed with the procurement or contract on the basis described. The final scope, timetable, conditions and requirements will be stated in the RFT published on GETS.

Part A - Request for Comment (RFC) - Tauranga Urban, Tauranga School and Rotorua Urban Bus Services

BOPRC Procurement

Bay of Plenty Regional Council Toi Moana is preparing to procure the next generation of Tauranga Urban, Tauranga School and Rotorua Urban bus services through a future open Request for Proposal (RFP). These services will play a key role in delivering reliable, safe, accessible and customer-focused public transport across the Bay of Plenty. The proposed procurement includes four service units: Tauranga Eastern, Tauranga Northern and Central, Tauranga School, and Rotorua Urban Bus Services. Through this Request for Comment (RFC), BOPRC is seeking industry feedback on the draft procurement documents to help ensure the final requirements are clear, practical, commercially workable and capable of supporting successful long-term service delivery. Feedback is sought on matters such as service scope, operational requirements, mobilisation timeframes, vehicle standards, zero-emission fleet expectations, performance measures, contract arrangements, risk allocation and proposed offer structures. BOPRC is particularly interested in identifying material issues, inconsistencies, information gaps or requirements that may create unintended barriers to participation, affect pricing, delay mobilisation or impact service delivery outcomes. Feedback received will be considered as BOPRC finalises the procurement documents ahead of the formal RFP process. Participation in this RFC is voluntary and will not influence eligibility or evaluation in any subsequent procurement process. This RFC is not a tender or a general invitation for alternative proposals or ideas.

Registration of Interest (ROI) - Devonport Small Boats Facility

New Zealand Defence Force

The Devonport Small Boats Facility (DSBF) is a priority investment that is part of the Future Naval Base (FNB) programme that is designed to regenerate and modernise the Devonport Naval Base (DNB). The DSBF is critical to restore essential operational infrastructure for RNZN’s small-boat capability. The project will provide a modern, secure, and fit-for-purpose facility that supports Royal New Zealand Navy small boat operations, including: • Enclosed storage for 28 small boats. • Equipment and operational storage facilities. • Compliant washdown facilities. • Operational maintenance workshop facilities. • Administration, briefing, training, and amenity spaces. • Defence-compliant security and access control systems. • Launch and recovery infrastructure. • Replacement of the existing seawall and associated shoreline protection works.

14441 - Personalised Plates - ROI

New Zealand Transport Agency

a)This is an invitation to suitably qualified suppliers to submit a Registration for the Sale and Disposal of Personalised Plates contract opportunity. b)This ROI is the first step in a multi-step procurement process. Following evaluation shortlisted Respondent/s will be invited to submit a full proposal in response to a Request for Proposals (RFP). This document deals only with the first step i.e. the ROI process. Please review documents attached.

Corporate Experience Programme

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

This Invitation to Participate (ITP) for a Strategic Delivery Partner, or Strategic Delivery Partners, as part of its Corporate Experience Programme follows on from the advance notice issued on GETS on 6 October. This ITP is to be the first stage of a multi-stage procurement process under the New Zealand Government Procurement Rules (5th Edition). This ITP sets out the requirements, shortlisting criteria, process rules and timetable for participation. Subject to relevant approvals and the outcome of that process, shortlisted respondents may subsequently be invited to participate in Competitive Dialogue before submitting a final proposal or best and final offer. Health New Zealand intends to hold a briefing session for interested parties on 6 November 2026 at 2pm This voluntary 30-minute supplier briefing will provide an overview of: • the procurement process and approach; • key milestones and timeframes; • the scope of the requirement and what Health NZ is seeking to procure; and • an opportunity for suppliers to ask questions about the process. This briefing will be held via the link below: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/418750586659825?p=MTsj4B3mv7zOHNI5Nh

Te Kuiti Stormwater Rehabilitation - stormwater pipe lining

Waitomo District Council

Header: Te Kuiti Stormwater Rehabilitation – stormwater pipe lining 2026-27 Contract No. WDC 500/26/024 Overview The contract is for a Waitomo District Council Stormwater Rehabilitation in Te Kuiti. Waitomo District Council require a suitably experienced construction contractor to conduct physical works utilising NZS 3910:2013. The contract works include, but are not limited to: i. Relining of stormwater pipes ii. Rehabilitation and repair of manholes The tender evaluation considers economic benefits to New Zealand and has a weighting of 10%. CLOSING DATE AND TIME: Tenders close at 2.00pm NZT on 27 November 2026. ENQUIRIES: Any questions in relation to the Tender Documents must be submitted in writing to Principal’s Contact Person, Richard Shailer’s email: richard.shailer@waitomo.govt.nz. Final date for enquiries is 5pm, 19 November 2026. Chief Executive Waitomo District Council 15 Queen Street Te Kuiti