Tenders from New Zealand

RFT - Civil Works Contractor for Site - Drainage at Ōtaki College, Ōtaki, Kāpiti Coast

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

Aging and inefficient stormwater drainage infrastructure across the site is regularly struggling to cope with water disposal in periods of heavy rainfall. A specialist civil engineer has investigated the site and developed a detailed scope of work including the replacement of sumps, underground pipework, the introduction of new soak pits, upgrading existing manholes and general improvement of surface water capture and disposal. The project also incorporates the targeted renewal of concrete pavements and roadways. This work is to be priced separately but would be delivered in conjunction with the drainage improvements. Project approval application will be presented across the two NZSPA projects.

RFT - Main Building Contractor for LSM Block D - Access, Security, Sensory at Wainuiomata High School, Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt

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

This project has originated from an Occupational Therapist’s recommendation report highlighting a number of shortcomings within the school’s learning support facility which has areas and components not fit for purpose. The scope consists of security upgrades to the existing doors leading into the facility, various sensory space improvements and the conversion of one of the nearby offices into a dysregulation space.

Main Contractor for Southland Boys' High School - Pearce Block Steel Window Replacement

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

During planning for the Block A major roof replacement in 2023, it was identified that the north-side steel windows were in significant disrepair. The school had intended to carry out cyclical maintenance painting while scaffolding was in place for the roof works. However, following investigations and a subsequent Condition Assessment Report it was confirmed that many of the steel frames had degraded to such an extent that steel had delaminated, resulting in failure to operate, poor weathertightness, and reduced energy efficiency. As this is a listed historical building, Heritage New Zealand were engaged, who confirmed and validated the assessment findings, advising that in-situ repair was no longer viable. In consultation with Heritage NZ, agreement was reached to replace the existing units with aluminium-framed, double-glazed windows designed to replicate the original steel windows. To preserve the façade’s heritage character (Heritage NZ Class 2), the solution incorporates false set aluminium colonial bars to maintain the original appearance while providing durability, weathertightness, and compliance with New Zealand Building Code energy efficiency standards. This project is critical to prevent ongoing heat loss, moisture ingress, and consequential damage to the building fabric. In addition to the above it may be necessary to stage or phase the works to the façade in order to not or at least minimize intrusion into the schools’ activities as little as possible. The Contract Works required are: i. Demolition of existing steel framed windows ii. Installation of new aluminium framed windows iii. Making good interior and exterior surrounding plaster and linings The extent of the contract works area encompasses the entire northern façade of Pearce Block, excluding only the existing central, curved, aluminium framed joinery unit.

MDC1480 Turoa Street Road 1B and 03

Manawatu District Council

Manawatū District Council is seeking a suitably experienced civil contractor to undertake the construction of the remaining stages of the Turoa Street extension in Feilding, extending from the existing Echo Street/Turoa Street works through to Roots Street. The works comprise the construction of new urban road infrastructure and associated three waters and utility services. This includes earthworks, road formation, kerb and channel, footpaths, stormwater infrastructure, wastewater reticulation, watermain works, service connections, utility trenching/ducting, property reinstatement works, fencing, access provisions and other associated civil works required to complete the new road corridor. The contract will be delivered in two separable portions: • Stage 1 – Chainage 230 m to Chainage 455 m, planned for completion within the current financial year. • Stage 2 – Chainage 455 m through to Roots Street, currently planned for delivery in the following financial year. Subject to the tendered price, available budget and approval by the Principal, Stage 2 may be brought forward for delivery concurrently with, or consecutively to, Stage 1. Tenderers should note that the works interface with existing residential properties, existing and proposed utility services, and future development areas. Coordination with Council, affected property owners and utility providers will therefore be an important part of the contract.

RTG Boundary Markers

Department of Conservation

This contract is for the installation of land-based boundary markers demarcating marine High Protection Area (HPA) boundaries at ~16 sites across the Hauraki Gulf and Coromandel, at Kawau Bay and Island, Rangitoto and Motutapu Islands, Tiritiri Matangi Island, Cape Colville, Motukawau, Rotoroa Island and Slipper Island. Tenderers are invited to attend an optional contractor briefing with the Department. The purpose of this briefing is to discuss the Department’s requirements and provide a forum for questions and answers. The briefing will be held on Microsoft Teams at 10am, on Tuesday, 10th of November 2026. For information on how to register your interest, please refer to section 1.6.2 of the Request for Tender (RFT).

RFT - Main Roofing Contractor for Blocks A, B - Roofing and Downpipe Replacement at Dyer Street School, Epuni, Lower Hutt

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

The current 5YA has funding allocated to address the replacement of end of life roofing components on two buildings. The scope consists of: - Replacement pre finished metal roofing to both ends of Block B (hall) - This work will incorporate the relocation of heat pump outdoor units to the ground - Partial metal roofing and installation of improved pipe penetration flashings is required at the western end of Block A - Three areas of translucent polycarbonate roofing on Block A also require renewal - Where metal roofing is replaced and access to the ceiling void is available thermal insulation batts will be introduced

RFT - Main Building Contractor for Kimi Ora Satellite (Block A - Partial Rationalisation) at Pōmare School, Taita, Lower Hutt

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

The entire western wing of Block A at Pōmare School is surplus to requirements and is over the school’s footprint entitlement. NZSPA has approved funding and it has been agreed to demolish this wing of Block A together with the necessary disconnection and capping off plumbing and electrical services A new concrete ramp and area of asphalt paving is proposed to improve accessibility to the altered west facing end of the building Other carpentry works required within the proposed contract will incorporate wall and roof framing modifications, new timber weatherboard cladding and painting

Biogas research to assist industry and policy decision-makers

Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority

We require the development of technical, commercial and environmental resources that address key information gaps currently limiting investment in organic waste-to-energy projects. The research outputs will provide practical, evidence-based guidance for project developers, councils, investors and other stakeholders considering AD facilities in New Zealand, while also drawing on relevant international best practice. By addressing key information gaps and market uncertainties, this initiative will support project developers, waste operators, councils and investors to better assess the feasibility of AD projects in New Zealand. This will reduce early-stage project risk and enable more informed investment decisions in renewable energy infrastructure.

ROI for Main Contractor for LSPM - Construct USB, Access Block R6 WT Remedials

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

Ohourere Water Treatment Plant - Electrical and Process Upgrade

Western Bay of Plenty District Council

Western Bay of Plenty District Council (WBOPDC) is seeking an experienced Electrical and Automation Contractor to undertake a design-build upgrade of the Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation systems at the Ohourere Water Treatment Plant. The project supports an increase in plant treatment capacity from 20 L/s to 50 L/s and includes design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a new 250A main switchboard, PLC and communications panels, migration to a Rockwell CompactLogix control platform, replacement of the Depolox dosing control system, renewal of cable management infrastructure, and installation of associated power quality, UPS, surge protection and communications equipment. The successful supplier will be responsible for delivering a compliant, future-ready solution in accordance with WBOPDC standards while maintaining continuity of operations at this critical water supply facility. Proven experience in water treatment, industrial automation and brownfield infrastructure upgrades is essential. The works will be delivered under a single Electrical & Automation contract with strict constraints on plant and communications downtime. Western Bay does not wish to consider works outside the Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation upgrade scope. This includes civil, structural, or Stage 2 works such as additional treated water storage and replacement of the booster pumps. Suppliers are not required to undertake plant improvements except where necessary to support the proposed electrical and automation solution. Please see attached for further details and raise any questions via GETS.

C1692 Richmond South Stormwater Programme - Section H

Tasman District Council

The Principal Tasman District Council is inviting tenders for Contract 1692 – Richmond South Stormwater Programme – Section H The scope of the work is fully described in the attached tender document, and key items of work are- • Earthworks to upsize the existing channel between 52 Cupola Crescent and Hill Street South and provide capacity for a 1% AEP flood event plus freeboard, including allowance for fish passage and ecological improvements • Construct and install two new concrete box culverts and retrofit the two existing culverts on the driveways of 52 Cupola Crescent and 44 Hart Road with baffles. • Installation of a shared use path within the alignment including 1 small footbridge and 3 concrete splash crossings/ford.

Heat Pumps (for Swimming Pool Upgrade)

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

QLDC would like to install heat-pump based systems to heat the swimming pools at Alpine Aqualand at the Queenstown Events Centre (QEC) and Wānaka Recreation Centre (WRC). QLDC are procuring the heat pumps now in advance of install scheduled for 2027.

Herschell Street Carpark Redevelopment

Strategy & Urban Development – Regulatory Delivery

Napier City Council is seeking a suitably experienced contractor to undertake the construction of a new carpark at 30 Herschell Street and the reconfiguration of the existing carpark at 29 Herschell Street. The works are intended to improve traffic flow and safety, maximise the use of the available sites, and increase parking capacity through the addition of 32 leased parking spaces. The project is expected to provide both operational and financial benefits to Council while creating a safer and more efficient parking environment. The successful contractor will be responsible for completing the new carpark and reconfiguration works in accordance with the issued design and tender documentation. Respondents must submit their tender response using the templates provided within the Request for Tender (RFT) documentation by the closing date - 26 November 2026 at 2:00pm. All communications regarding this procurement, including requests for clarification and questions relating to the RFT, must be submitted through the GETS Question and Answer (Q&A) function by 5:00 pm on Thursday 19 November 2026.

Verran Primary School - Main Contractor for Covered Ways Demo, Alarm Replacements & Gas Decommissioning

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

The School Board seeks registrations from suitably qualified contractors for site infrastructure and services upgrade works at Verran Primary School. The project includes covered walkway demolition, fire alarm replacement, security alarm replacement, gas decommissioning and associated underground services works. Contractors should demonstrate experience delivering infrastructure, fire, security and underground services projects within occupied educational environments. Shortlisted contractors will be invited to participate in a subsequent Request for Tender process.

Verran Primary School - Main Contractor for 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 11: Roofing

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

The School Board seeks registrations from suitably qualified contractors for roofing renewal works across multiple buildings at Verran Primary School. The project includes roofing replacement, flashings, gutters, downpipes, clearlite roofing and associated remedial works. Contractors should demonstrate experience delivering roofing projects within occupied educational facilities and managing working-at-height activities. Shortlisted contractors will be invited to participate in a subsequent Request for Tender process.

Verran Primary School - Drain Laying Works for 6, 11, Site: Plumbing and Drainage – Plumbing and Drainage Works

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

The School Board seeks registrations from suitably qualified contractors for drainage, plumbing and associated infrastructure works at Verran Primary School. The project includes drainage investigations, drainage renewal works, drinking fountain upgrades, water tank replacement and associated civil works. Contractors should demonstrate experience delivering underground services and infrastructure projects within occupied school environments. Shortlisted contractors will be invited to participate in a subsequent Request for Tender process.

Bayswater School - Main Contractor for 1, 2, 3, 5, 100636, site: Full Roof Replacements, fixings, and Clearlite roofing.

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

Bayswater School is seeking a suitably experienced and qualified contractor to undertake roof remediation, and replacement works across Blocks 1, 2, 3, 5, 100636 (Hall), and associated site structures. The project includes replacement of deteriorated roofing elements, roof fixings, gutters, clearlite roofing and safety mesh installations, together with covered way roof replacement and updating of the school's CAD site plan. Works will be undertaken within a live operational school environment and will require careful coordination to minimise disruption to school activities.

Panel of suppliers: Executive recruitment Services for public service chief executives and statutory officers

State Services Commission

Public Service Commission Te Kawa Mataaho is seeking proposals from suitably experienced and qualified executive recruitment providers to form a Panel of Suppliers for executive recruitment services. Refer to the attached RFP for more detail.

35059913 Noise Control, Security & Animal Control Services RFT 2:00 PM 30 Oct 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Waipa District Council

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Noise Control, Security & Animal Control Services

35059913 Noise Control, Security & Animal Control Services RFT 2:00 PM 30 Oct 2026 (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00) Waipa District Council

Roslyn Fire Station Layout Improvements

Fire and Emergency New Zealand

We wish to engage a construction supplier to carry out works at Roslyn Fire Station to complete minimum standards / layout improvements which involves extending the existing station by circa 108m². The station will remain fully and partially operational for portions of the construction period. As such, the successful supplier will be required to work to an agreed staged and negotiated methodology that minimises disruption to emergency response capability and ensures the safety of personnel and contractors onsite. The Site visit is scheduled for 11am 5/11/26, To register for the site visit, contact ben.bringans@fireandemergency.nz or call 027 225 9251. Please note: this email is not to be used for any other purpose than registering for a site visit. The notice of intent to respond is due by 10am 19/11/26.

ROI - Daly Street Redevelopment

Hutt City Council

This ROI relates to the redevelopment of Hutt City Council’s (HCC) land of approximately 3,500 sqm located at 6-13 Daly Street. Lower Hutt. HCC is seeking Registrations of Interest from suitably experienced, skilled and capable developers with a demonstrated record of delivering high-quality urban design outcomes, to enter into a contract arrangement to design and re-develop the site for mixed-use multi-storey building(s).

P2027-1019 Follies Bridge Replacement

Assets - Transportation

Procurement Number: P2027-1019. Project Name: Follies Bridge Replacement. Tenders are requested for the above contract which involves: The works include demolition and removal of the existing bridge, coordination of removal of the temporary Bailey bridge, construction of an approximately 50m two-span single-lane bridge, approach road tie-ins, earthworks, pavement, drainage, scour protection, road safety barriers, signs, line marking and associated works. NB. Only tender submissions from tenderers pre-qualified for Prequal work group (Class 1: Pre-qualified​, ​Bridge Construction​ ​Class A​) will be considered. Respondents who are unable to meet all pre-conditions should conclude that they will not benefit from submitting Response. When (date and time) does it need to be submitted? - Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 3pm. Please ensure all files are uploaded before 3:00 pm, as GETS will automatically close submissions at this time. Deadline for Supplier Questions: - Wednesday 18 November 2026 at 3pm. - Council to respond to Supplier Questions (Deadline) by Tuesday the 20 November 2026 at 3pm. How and where should it be submitted? Submit your submission via the GETS in-box. We will not accept submissions sent by post or delivered to our office. Process for RFT Submission: - For resources on submitting a Quote: https://www.procurement.govt.nz/procurement - If you have any questions, they must be submitted via GETS before the Deadline for Questions. - Use the Response Forms to make your submission. - Complete and sign the Tender Form. - Check you have provided all the necessary information in the correct format and order. - Submit your response before the Deadline for the close of the tender. TOTAL submitted file size must not exceed 50MB, HDC’s preference is to receive submissions in one file unless specified.

Request for Information (RFI) for Washington Way Skate Park Vertical Skate Ramp

Infrastructure

Christchurch City Council (the Council) is seeking responses to this Request for Information (RFI) regarding the potential design and construction of a 12–13 ft vertical skate ramp at Washington Way Skate Park, 255 Waltham Road, Sydenham.