Tenders from New Zealand

Macroinvertebrate and Periphyton processing and reporting

Otago Regional Council

As a component of the Otago Regional Council's (ORC) State of the Environment monitoring, annual benthic macroinvertebrate monitoring and monthly periphyton sample collection is undertaken by Otago Regional Council. The processing and reporting component of the programme is undertaken externally. Otago Regional Council requires a credible laboratory to undertake the following processing and reporting: 1. Macroinvertebrate monitoring (107 sites annually - minimum) 2. Periphyton monitoring (33 sites monthly - maximum)

25.119.01 - Online job advertising services - open supplier panel

Ministry of Social Development

The purpose of this procurement process is to establish an open Panel of suppliers for providing online job advertising services for the Ministry. The Panel is a list of suppliers who have been approved by MSD through the procurement process as capable of delivering the services and who have agreed to the contract. Any Respondent who agrees and meets the pre-conditions, standards, and service requirements outlined in the RFA can apply to join the Panel. This means that suppliers can apply to join the Panel throughout the life of the Contract. For Application submitted before or on 12 November 2025, all enquiries/applications must be posted on Weka - MSD Supplier Portal. For Application submitted after 12 November 2025, all enquiries/applications must be sent via email to procurement@msd.govt.nz with the subject "Enquiry for Online Job Advertising Services RFA 25.119.01". For Prospective Supplier Registration in Weka go to: https://msd.govt.nz/documents/about-msd-and-our-work/about-msd/suppliers/how-to-register-as-a-prospective-supplier.pdf For Accessing and Responding to Tender Opportunities in Weka go to: https://msd.govt.nz/documents/about-msd-and-our-work/about-msd/suppliers/accessing-and-responding-to-tender-opportunities-with-the-ministry.pdf For Navigating the Supplier Portal in Weka go to: https://msd.govt.nz/documents/about-msd-and-our-work/about-msd/suppliers/navigating-the-supplier-portal.pdf For assistance with Weka email nac_suppliers@msd.govt.nz.

NZ Government Marketplace - Standing Open Invitation to Apply

Department of Internal Affairs

The Marketplace simplifies how the NZ Government buys ICT and lowers the barriers for suppliers to provide us with services - in short, the Marketplace makes it easier for suppliers - large and small - to do business with government. It is open to ALL eligible agencies and all suppliers (who meet the requirements). The new Channels in Marketplace are listed below; we invite suppliers who provide the services below to apply. • Infrastructure Services • Telecommunication Services • Managed Security Services Further information is contained in the attachments of this notice or go to www.marketplace.govt.nz for details and to apply. The Attachment includes: • The Standing Notice of Procurement • Standing Notice of Procurement: Appendix 1: Services Descriptions • Standing Notice of Procurement: Appendix 2: The I /TMS Application questions • Questions and Answers for ITMS Services Providers • The Channels Terms • The marked-up Channel Terms showing changes from 19th November 2025 release • The Services Listing Completion Guide • the Marketplace Information Security Tiering Standard • the Marketplace Security Assurance and Certification Processes documents • GCDO Continuous Security Certification Controls Validation Plan • GCDO Continuous Security Certification Scoping Template – Organisation Controls • GCDO Continuous Security Certification Scoping Template – Service Controls • GCDO Continuous Security Certification Scoping Template – Certification Scoping Standard • Template Professional Services Rate Card • Template Services Listing Pricebook • Consolidated Schedule Template - I/T/MS You can apply to deliver these services now at www.marketplace.govt.nz All questions should be directed via email to marketplace@dia.govt.nz We intend to hold a market briefing via Teams at 9am on the morning of Wednesday 15th Apil. If you would like to attend, please email marketplace@dia.govt.nz with "I/T/MS Channels market briefing" included in the subject line. ***Subscribe to this noti

Service Provider List - energy-related services

Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority

The Service Provider List is for Practitioners capable of providing impartial energy related advice to clients. EECA is building a nationwide Service Provider List of experienced energy and carbon management professionals who can deliver specific energy-related services relevant to EECA information, advice, and resources. We are looking for: • New Zealand based and NZBN registered business. • Suitably qualified to deliver at least one of the EECA products included in the Service Provider List. • An ability and willingness to work collaboratively with EECA and other stakeholders. The List will act as a resource for any business wanting to connect with a service provider. The project is not limited to EECA funding or programmes. • Providers appointed to the List will be added to a list of approved suppliers which will be available on EECA’s website. • Businesses approved for EECA co-funding for relevant programmes will be able to choose their service provider from the List. Please find Interest to Register attached. For further information and to apply you can visit - https://www.eeca.govt.nz/about/news-and-corporate/tenders-and-rfps/service-provider-list-registration/

Electricity Flexibility Solutions - Upper Clutha Area

Aurora Energy

AURORA ENERGY IS CALLING FOR REGISTRATIONS OF INTEREST TO PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY SOLUTIONS IN THE UPPER CLUTHA AREA. IF YOU, OR YOUR ORGANISATION, HAVE ACCESS TO DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES, HAVE FLEXIBLE DEMAND, DISTRIBUTED GENERATION OR INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THAT COULD BE USED TO HELP MANAGE DEMAND, AND VOLTAGE CONSTRAINT TO DEFER OR AVOID INVESTMENTS, WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. Upper Clutha is a fast-growing area on our network and, as part of reviewing how we can continue to meet growth in a cost-effective, sustainable way, we are now looking for flexibility suppliers who are keen to be involved. Registering your interest is the first part of a two-stage process. This first stage is a pre-qualification process, which allows Aurora Energy to understand your capabilities for the provision of flexible solutions. Those who meet Aurora Energy's requirements will progress to the second stage and be invited to submit a formal proposal to provide flexibility services. If you would like to know more about the stages of Aurora Energy's open call process for flexibility solutions, or are keen to understand the definitions of the various roles and functions under a Flexibility Solutions Market, please go to www.auroraenergy.co.nz/flexibility-solutions Please email any questions regarding Electricity Flexibility Solutions in the Upper Clutha Area to opencalleoi@auroraenergy.nz

Electricity Flexibility Solutions - Queenstown Area

Aurora Energy

AURORA ENERGY IS CALLING FOR REGISTRATIONS OF INTEREST TO PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY SOLUTIONS IN THE QUEENSTOWN AREA. IF YOU, OR YOUR ORGANISATION, HAVE ACCESS TO DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES, HAVE FLEXIBLE DEMAND, DISTRIBUTED GENERATION OR INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THAT COULD BE USED TO HELP MANAGE DEMAND, AND VOLTAGE CONSTRAINT TO DEFER OR AVOID INVESTMENTS, WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. Queenstown is a fast-growing area on our network and, as part of reviewing how we can continue to meet growth in a cost-effective, sustainable way, we are now looking for flexibility suppliers who are keen to be involved. Registering your interest is the first part of a two-stage process. This first stage is a pre-qualification process, which allows Aurora Energy to understand your capabilities for the provision of flexible solutions. Those who meet Aurora Energy's requirements will progress to the second stage and be invited to submit a formal proposal to provide flexibility services. If you would like to know more about the stages of Aurora Energy's open call process for flexibility solutions, or are keen to understand the definitions of the various roles and functions under a Flexibility Solutions Market, please go to www.auroraenergy.co.nz/flexibility-solutions Please email any questions regarding Electricity Flexibility Solution in the Queenstown Area to opencalleoi@auroraenergy.nz

Main Contractor for Site Drainage at Otahuhu Primary School

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

Tuai Village Water Treatment Plant Chlorine Gas Disinfection Upgrade

Wairoa District Council

Wairoa District Council (WDC) is a territorial authority serving approximately 10,000 residents in the Hawke's Bay region of New Zealand. WDC operates essential three waters infrastructure across its district, including the Tuai Village Water Treatment Plant located in the Wairoa District. This RFP seeks proposals from suitably qualified contractors for the detailed design, supply, installation and commissioning of a chlorine gas disinfection system.

Microsoft Licenced Service Provider

New Zealand Institute for Bioeconomy Science Limited

As Required Contractor Panel 2026-2029

Waikato Regional Council

The Waikato region has more than 16,000 kilometres of rivers and streams and WRC has the overall responsibility for their management including the effects of flooding and erosion. Well-managed streams and rivers benefit our region's environment and economy. The predominant area of our business that utilise physical works is our Integrated Catchment Management (ICM) Directorate. ICM provides services in relation to catchment management (including land management, biosecurity and biodiversity), river and flood management and natural hazard management. These all serve to provide security to the community against natural events (flooding, erosion, tsunami etc) as well as enhancing and improving our regional environment and the protection of our natural capital. The works we do contribute significantly to the economic well-being of our region. Council are looking to establish a framework by way of an As Required physical works panel to enable streamlined and efficient procurement while providing access to capable suppliers who can support the delivery of our key outcomes and effective management of Council assets. The panel will include suppliers delivering a range of physical works services. These works are engaged on an as-required basis. Accordingly, suppliers must demonstrate strong capability, appropriate resourcing, and robust health, safety and environmental practices. Refer to the RFP document for full details. Closing date for this RFP is 8 May 2026, 4:00pm

Supply & Install HVAC Rotorua Library

Rotorua District Council

The gas-boiler (from circa 1990's) servicing the Rotorua Library Ground Floor (987m2) and Level-1 (712m2) with heating, requires replacement due to reaching its technical end-of-life. Rotorua Lakes Council has chosen to replace the gas-boiler with a HVAC unit. This contract is for the decommissioning of the existing Air Handling Unit (AHU)-gas boiler and the installation of a new HVAC unit along with various fabrication and construction, new pipework and electrical work within and on top of the Boiler Room. The proposed new AHU & Heat Pump Chiller installation is required to meet heat load requirements and maintain existing functionality of the ground floor and first floor public spaces of the Rotorua Library / Te Aka Mauri. Indicative Timeline: October to December 2026: Demolition of existing heating unit November to January 2027: "Roof Strengthening" of the Boiler Room, if required for your system. November to March 2027: Cables/pipes/ducting etc. upgrades February 2027: Installation of the HVAC Unit March 2027: Commissioning 31st March 2027: Project completion deadline Please go to Tenderlink for further information about this tender. www.tenderlink.com/rdc/

(1827) Miller Avenue School - Blocks B&C Toilet Upgrade & Breakout Spaces; A,F Joinery; Site: Concrete Remedial Works

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

New Zealand Institute for Bioeconomy Science Limited

Microsoft Licenced Service Provider

Microsoft Licenced Service Provider

Early Intervention Services (EIS) Panel

Ministry of Education

The Ministry of Education is establishing the Early Intervention Services (EIS) Panel to contract with private providers and Non-Governmental Organisations delivering Speech‑Language Therapy and Educational Psychology services. These services will support children from birth through to the end of Year 1 of schooling. As New Zealand's largest provider of Early Intervention Services, the Ministry aims to expand options for whānau by partnering with external specialists to deliver targeted, high‑quality support. The Panel will improve service availability and reduce wait times by enabling flexible service delivery models. This is a non‑value, non‑volume panel, and no minimum level of business or funding is guaranteed. Please direct all questions via the GETS Q+A Portal.

AI Ambient Scribes Open Panel

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

Health NZ is seeking to establish an Open Panel of Suppliers for AI Ambient Scribe solutions that can be safely, responsibly, and flexibly adopted across our clinical environments. The panel will provide access to AI-enabled tools that support clinicians to generate accurate, structured clinical documentation from patient–clinician interactions, while maintaining appropriate clinician oversight and clinical safety controls. Rather than procuring a single mandated solution, this RFP is intended to create a pre-qualified panel of suppliers that meet defined clinical, technical, privacy, and assurance requirements. This will enable Health NZ services to select solutions that best meet their local needs over time, without the need for repeated, stand-alone procurement exercises. This RFP offers suppliers the opportunity to be part of a national, open panel that supports long-term adoption of AI ambient scribing across one of the largest public health systems in Aotearoa New Zealand. Successful Respondents will be pre-qualified under agreed terms and assurance settings, reducing barriers to future engagement and enabling faster, lower-friction adoption by HNZ services. For capable and clinically mature suppliers, this panel provides a pathway to demonstrate value, build trusted relationships with Health NZ, and contribute to the responsible use of AI in healthcare at scale — while retaining competitive tension, flexibility, and innovation over time.

Peer‑Led Acute Alternative Service Southern District

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

We are procuring the design, establishment, and delivery of a new 6‑bed, peer‑led acute alternative service that operates 24 hours a day and provides a short‑stay, community‑based alternative to inpatient mental health admission for adults experiencing acute mental distress in the Southern district. The service will: • Be genuinely peer‑led, with lived experience at the centre of service design, leadership, and delivery • Operate in a home‑like, residential setting in either Central Otago / Queenstown or Southland / Invercargill • Be fully integrated with Mental Health and Addiction Specialist Services, including crisis and inpatient teams • Provide clinically safe, culturally responsive, recovery‑focused care that supports people through an acute episode and back into their community This is a new service, to be co‑designed locally in partnership with Health NZ, Hauora Māori Services, lived experience representatives, and other key stakeholders. We are seeking a provider (or partnership/consortium) who shares our commitment to transforming acute mental health responses through a peer‑led, recovery‑focused, culturally responsive alternative to inpatient admission. At the heart of this service is choice, dignity, safety, and connection for tāngata whaiora and their whānau. This is a unique opportunity to be involved in an exciting initiative in the development of a peer-led acute alternative service. The continuing expansion of peer-led services, within the Southern region, continues the work commenced under the Te Hurihanga Time for Change programme. This service also aligns with the broader peer-led service initiatives being implemented across Aotearoa New Zealand. This opportunity enables your organisation to become a part of this unique and expanding workforce provision within the wide Mental Health and Addictions services.

NM-26-C-130 - Braemar Roof Replacement Nelson Hospital

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

Health NZ – Nelson Marlborough is undertaking the Braemar Roof Replacement (the Project) to replace the roofs on two administrative buildings located at Nelson Hospital’s Braemar campus and invites suitably qualified organisations to submit a response for consideration. These roofs have reached end of life. • Scope: remove two concrete tile and flat roofs and replace with long run tin. • Rationale: to replace aging infrastructure to increase the useable lifespan of the buildings and to ensure weathertightness. • Timeframes: to be completed during the months of June 2026 and August 2026. • Value for money: price will be a key metric for contract award. Out of Scope - Rainwater water goods replacement.

C-26-169 Event Carpet Tile purchase

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

Waitomo District Council Streetlight Maintenance 2026-2029

Waitomo District Council

Waitomo District Council

RFP - Analytics and Research in Government Internship

Ministry of Social Development

Ministry of Social Development

Call for Expressions of Interest - Opportunity to occupy part of the Ground and 1st floor Health and Community Hub at Toka Hapāi Selwyn Health Hub

Selwyn District Council

Selwyn District Council

Health and Safety - Occupational and Health Monitoring Services

Hawke's Bay Regional Council

Hawke's Bay Regional Council

Main Contractor for Blocks H,T and L Soffit Replacement at Howick College

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

Ministry of Education - School Infrastructure

CON1164 General Bridge Repairs - Bridge Concrete Repairs and Ancillary Works - Package 2

Kaipara District Council

Kaipara District Council