Tenders from New Zealand

Geospatial Platform - Managed Services

Ministry for Primary Industries

Cloud Environment Enablement (Azure)

Greater Wellington Regional Council

Cloud and Internet Connectivity

Transpower New Zealand Limited

TRC - Modern Data Platform (MDP) Request for Proposal

Taranaki Regional Council

Cyber Security Penetration Testing

Crown Infrastructure Delivery Limited

2025-14 Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Security Operations Centre (SOC), and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution

New Zealand Institute for Bioeconomy Science Limited

Contract ID 2026/RO/03

URBAN CONCRETE 2026 to 2036

33909146 URBAN CONCRETE 2026 to 2036 RFT 5:00 PM 8 Jun 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+12:00) Gore District Council

Applications for Māori agribusiness funding

Maori Partnerships and Investments

MPI welcomes applications for the following Māori agribusiness funding and support programmes: • Māori Agribusiness Innovation Fund - enables Māori to develop innovative solutions to improve outcomes and create benefits for the Māori primary sector. • Māori Agribusiness Pathway to Increased Productivity (MAPIP) programme - provides one-on-one support to Māori landowners and trustees looking to increase the productivity of their primary sector assets. • Māori Agribusiness Extension (MABx) programme - supports interested Māori landowners and agribusinesses to work together in clusters towards common goals. • Māori Agribusiness Workforce programme – He Ara Mahi Hou – supports Māori food and fibre entities in workforce and governance development. For more information, including links to the application guidelines, criteria and contact information, please visit the MPI website: https://www.mpi.govt.nz/funding-rural-support/maori-agribusiness-funding-support Please note, there are no documents to download from GETS.

Tender for Sale (TFS) - Sale of Surplus Armour Rock from Ōpōtiki Harbour Development Project

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

The Crown Regional Holdings Limited (CRHL), through Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is offering for sale surplus armour rock procured for the Ōpōtiki Harbour Development Project. This rock was sourced from regional quarries and used in the construction of breakwater walls and embankment protection. With the primary construction phase now complete, approximately 11,000 tonnes of surplus rock are available for purchase via a competitive open-market process. This one-time sale presents a commercially attractive opportunity for respondents seeking quality materials suitable for coastal defence, embankment protection, or large-scale infrastructure projects. Site visit: Available upon request For further details like time, address and location map, please refer Tender for Sale (TFS).PDF attached. Pre-registration for the site visit is required. Kindly email to Karan Kumar MBIEtenders@mbie.govt.nz Please direct all questions via email mentioned above.

VHTHPA for Service Providers

Very high temperature heat pump activator initiative - energy efficiency demonstration projects utilising EECA co-funding support - Service Providers

33749619 Very high temperature heat pump activator initiative - energy efficiency demonstration projects utilising EECA co-funding support - Service Providers RFP 5:00 PM 15 May 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+12:00) Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority

Efficient Demand Flex 2026

Efficient Demand Flexibility - EECA's initiative to encourage and deliver distributed flexibility initiatives in the New Zealand energy system

33743692 Efficient Demand Flexibility - EECA's initiative to encourage and deliver distributed flexibility initiatives in the New Zealand energy system RFP 5:00 PM 15 May 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+12:00) Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority

Allied Health Services - Request for Applications

Accident Compensation Corporation

Please note, applications for contracts submitted between 15 December and 16 January will not be responded to during this period. We encourage you to submit any applications either before 15 December or after 16 January to ensure timely processing. ACC’s Allied Health Services contract for physiotherapy, hand therapy and podiatry services under one umbrella contract acknowledges the need for consistency across allied health professions on quality standards, clinical governance and outcome measures to enhance client rehabilitation outcomes. We are looking for high quality suppliers to deliver physiotherapy, hand therapy and podiatry services. It is important that our Allied Health Services contract suppliers deliver the highest quality of treatment to restore a client’s health to best possible outcome. Suppliers must be able to support the delivery of clinically appropriate and culturally responsive services to our clients through: • providing accurate diagnosis and assessment of functional limitations; • providing timely and appropriate, evidence-based intervention; • application and assessment of orthoses; • education for self-management; • achievement of goals as agreed in the client’s assessment and treatment plan including return to work, function and/or independence.

Future Procurement Opportunities - Health Digital Investment Plan

National Procurement

This portfolio of procurement opportunities is initiated to address long-standing, critical deficiencies in New Zealand's health digital infrastructure. The strategic imperative for this investment is rooted in the current state of health technology, which has been identified as a "primary blocker to achieving national health goals. Health New Zealand’s digital strategic direction is to consolidate, standardise, and fill gaps in the existing application landscape as we move toward national platforms. This procurement will be delivered in partnership with the GCDO, who have a system leadership role for All of Government (AoG) digital procurement.

Request for Application: Impairment Assessment Services

Accident Compensation Corporation

ACC is seeking medical practitioners to provide independent permanent impairment assessments for our clients. Clients who sustain permanent impairment resulting from a covered injury are entitled to an independent impairment assessment. This assessment determines whole person impairment, and entitlement for either a lump sum compensation, or an independence allowance. ACC must appoint and pay an appropriate impairment assessor in accordance with the Accident Compensation Act 2001. Applicants must have a current Annual Practicing Certificate with the Medical Council of New Zealand, and substantial post graduate experience in clinical practice. Vocational registration in Occupational Medicine, General Practice, or Psychiatry is preferred but other experienced medical practitioners may also apply. Training in the use of the American Medical Association Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, 4th Edition (AMA4), and the ACC User Handbook to AMA4 will be provided to successful applicants. If you would like to know more about this service - please get in contact with the Portfolio Team (medicalassessments@acc.co.nz). If you would like to know more about the application process - please get in contact with ACCHealthTenders@acc.co.nz NOTE - EXISTING CONTRACTED IMPAIRMENT ASSESSMENT SERVICES SUPPLIERS DO NOT NEED TO APPLY. NOTE - Evaluations are currently on hold until we secure a facilitator for the training component.

Sensitive Claims Residential Rehabilitation Service (SCRR)

Accident Compensation Corporation

ACC are seeking suitably qualified Suppliers to deliver Sensitive Claims Residential Rehabilitation services (SCRR). The Sensitive Claims Residential Rehabilitation Services (SCRR) contract enables ACC to purchase specialist residential rehabilitation care for Clients with sensitive claims. Clients are assisted to regain, acquire or use the skills necessary for the degree of mental, physical, social, and vocational function that will enable them to lead as normal a life as possible, Suppliers will be required to provide progress and completion reports for Clients. Scope of services include: • Accommodation Services that are secure, licensed, and meets the health and disability sector requirements. • Supervision which is secured to the level required and ensuring Client’s locations are known at all times. • Provision and monitoring of general medical care as required. • Provision of individual and group counselling, day programmes and community reintegration. • Provision of transportation to and from specified locations where required. • The provision of rehabilitation in a manner consistent with each client’s culture It is important to ACC that Respondents deliver high quality services to Clients. This is achieved by providing staff with the right level of training, at the right time, to deliver a service that provides the most appropriate service to help the Client meet the highest level of independence they can. Respondents must ensure that the therapy providers delivering assessment, individual counselling and groupwork counselling under SCRR will have experience and recognised expertise in the field of sexual trauma work. This is a unique opportunity to apply to become an ACC contracted Supplier of Sensitive Claims Residential Rehabilitation services that enable clients to achieve their maximum level of health and independence in daily living, and to ameliorate the effects of mental injury caused by sexual abuse or assault as defined in the AC Act. NOTE: Existin

Residential Support Services

Accident Compensation Corporation

PLEASE NOTE – this Request for the Application is only for new applicants to apply to hold the Residential Support Services contract. Current Residential Support Services contract arrangements stand. Attached is the Request for Application (RFA) to apply for a Residential Support Services contract with ACC. Residential Support Services (RSSA) provides residential care for Clients who are unable to live independently in the community or are unable to live in their usual place of dwelling due to their covered physical injury including a Traumatic Brain Injury. The RSS Service is comprised of two key components: • Rehabilitation that maximises Client independence and prepares them for living in the community; and • Residential Care for when a Client is unable to live independently in the community. This may include: - Home for Life, - Respite Care, - Temporary Accommodation, (for example, until the Client’s housing modifications are complete or a suitable home is found), - Interim Care, (for example, for Clients who have been discharged from a District Health Board for a period of convalescence before returning to the District Health Board for ACC funded rehabilitation). If you have any questions regarding the RFA documents, please ask these through the GETS Question & Answer function.

(NOI) Prequalification of Roading Contractors

Infrastructure

Please see the following link to information on prequalification of roading contractors: https://ccc.govt.nz/consents-and-licences/construction-requirements/approved-contractors/roading-construction