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RFT to procure a Fire Alarm and Security Contractor - Maeroa Intermediate Fire Alarm Upgrade
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
The school currently has a disconnect between the main Block A/Admin building and the rest of the school. The intended works are to bring the school into one coverage alarm system.
Fish Screen Facilities Technical Assessments Panel
Science
Canterbury Regional Council (CRC) is inviting proposals from experienced ecological and hydraulic engineering providers to join a panel for the delivery of fish screen facilities technical assessment services. The panel will support CRC’s consenting and compliance functions through the assessment of existing and proposed fish screen facilities, predominantly within open channel systems. CRC seeks suppliers with strong technical capability, knowledge of relevant environmental regulations and fish screening standards, and a commitment to delivering timely, high-quality customer service.
Nikau Heights Tank Replacement Project
Masterton District Council
Masterton District Council are seeking a suitable, qualified Contractor who can undertake the Nikau Heights Reservoir Renewal Construction (the Works). The Works will involve: - Demolition and/or removal of existing timber tanks, redundant pipework, fencing, trees and other vegetation. - Civil work including topsoil stripping, site trimming and leveling, ground improvement via 1m deep hardfill base, pre-cast valve manhole, permeable pavement installation. - Construction of new reinforced concrete tank foundations and valve pads. - Integration with MDC’s nominated tank installer, for the construction and commissioning of two 500 kL galvanized steel tanks with new liners, pipe connections, and pipe supports (supplied by MDC). - Supply and installation of associated stainless steel (SS) and polyethylene (PE) pipework, valves, and flow meters. - Integration with the existing valve chamber, rising main, transmission main and drainage/scour outlet including enabling works to demolish and replace valve chamber roof, if required. - Integration with MDC electrical and control installation. - Integration with supplier completing reinstatement works on Golf Course land - All testing, sterilisation, commissioning and handover documentation. MDC is looking for providers who have a sound methodology for the Works and will demonstrate well thought-out planning for key aspects such as working in a live potable water environment, staging and cut-in works to minimise disruption and risks to water users; an excellent track record with good referees; and a project team with the right experience. A supplier briefing and site visit will be held in Masterton on Tuesday 14th July at 10am. To indicate you will be attending this site visit please email Laura Maclean by Thursday 9th July.
Wairere Falls Stage 3
Department of Conservation
This contract is for the construction of structures at Wairere Falls of Goodwin Road, Okauia, Waikato. The Wairere Falls Lookout Track is a popular ‘short walk’ destination, a 15-minute drive from Matamata and 20-minute drive from Te Aroha on the western side of the Kaimai Forest Park. It is centred around viewing the 153m Wairere Falls (the highest waterfall in the North Island). This procurement is aimed at addressing visitor safety by replacing structures along the Wairere Falls track that are near or at the end of life.
Whangārei Urban Bus Services – CityLink, SchoolLink & Hikurangi Link
Northland Regional Council
Northland Regional Council intends to release a Request for Tender in June 2026 for the delivery of public transport services in Whangārei. The proposed nine-year contract will cover the CityLink urban network, SchoolLink dedicated school services, and the Hikurangi Link regional service. The tender will seek a supplier capable of delivering safe, reliable, and accessible services using high-quality, low-emission vehicles (for CityLink). This Advance Notice is intended to provide potential suppliers with early visibility of the opportunity and allow time to prepare ahead of the formal tender release.
System Operator Independent Review
Electricity Authority
The Electricity Authority Te Mana Hiko (Authority) is intending to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a supplier to conduct an independent review of the System Operator. This review will look at how the System Operator’s performance should be assessed and whether it provides value for money. The purpose of this Advance Notice is to signal the Authority’s intention to go to market and to give potential suppliers early visibility of the opportunity. When evaluating responses to the RFP, we will consider: - the supplier’s relevant experience and track record - how well the proposed solution meets our requirements - the supplier’s capacity to deliver within the required timeframe - the extent to which the proposal delivers economic benefits to New Zealand - overall value for money, based on price in relation to the quality and expected outcomes of the proposed solution. The Indicative timeframes for this process (which may be subject to change) are: - Release of RFP: mid-July 2026 - Supplier briefing session: approximately one week after the RFP is released - RFP closing date: early to mid-August 2026 - Selection of preferred supplier: late-August 2026 - Contract start date: 16 September 2026 - Contract end date: 18 December 2026 Further details, including the confirmed scope, structure, and timeframes, will be published on the New Zealand Government Electronic Tender Service (GETS) in due course. In the meantime, we would encourage potential suppliers to subscribe to this notice if they have not already done so, to be notified when additional information becomes available.
Kuranui College – Block D Relocate Main Switchboard – Electrical Contractor
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
a. The Project background is: i. General description of the Project: The project is for Kuranui College and involves relocating the school’s Main Switchboard from its current temporary location in a shipping container beside D Block to a permanent new switchboard room within D Block. The work requires a suitably experienced electrical contractor to carry out the associated electrical and cabling works, including installing an underground pit, extending incoming mains, trenching between the pit and D Block, shifting the switchboard, extending or re-running mains and submains, disconnecting redundant services to the old boiler house and caretaker’s shed, and providing temporary generator supply to maintain power to parts of the site during the relocation. These are three sets of 4 single core 400mm cable, The pit will be around 3m x 3m in size. ii. Outcome sought: This project is to permanently relocate the Kuranui College Main Switchboard from its temporary shipping container location to a dedicated switchboard room within D Block, ensuring the school has a safe, reliable and fit-for-purpose electrical infrastructure solution that supports its future site development plans. The project is intended to be completed within the January 2027 school holiday period, with minimal disruption to school operations and continued power supply to essential parts of the site during the works. iii. History: The project originated in 2024, when the Main Switchboard was installed in a shipping container beside D Block as a temporary solution while longer-term redevelopment planning for the Kuranui College site was still being confirmed. Following agreement on the College’s future development plans, D Block has now been identified as the permanent location for the switchboard, requiring the temporary arrangement to be replaced with a dedicated switchboard room and associated cabling works.
Cleaning Services
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Business (MBIE) are looking for suitably qualified and experienced single national cleaning management provider to oversee all cleaning services across the MBIE estate. This includes managing designated subcontractors and sourcing additional subcontractors where needed. A core component of the requirement is strong account management, with the provider responsible for the overall quality and delivery of cleaning services. In addition, we will be procuring providers to provide cleaning services for each office location, grouped logically by region or site characteristics. These services will be sourced through this RFP, with the resulting service delivery arrangements to be managed through subcontractor relationships under the national cleaning management provider.
Tay Street Stormwater and Watermain Renewals 2026
Invercargill City Council
This Contract is for the supply of all labour, materials and plant necessary for the renewal of both the Stormwater and the Watermain on Tay Street, Invercargill, between Mary Street and Jackson Street. The Stormwater Pipe will be on a new alignment on the opposite side of the street to the existing main. It will be made from 176m of DN600 Class 2 Concrete Rubber Ring Jointed Pipe and 16m of DN375 uPVC Pipe. This will avoid the demolition of the 157m of pre-1900 Brickmain Pipe that will be abandoned with flowable fill. Six (6) Manholes are proposed, ranging from 2.3m to 3.7m tall. Two of them will be replacing existing manholes, one of them being replaced is a square brick structure of an undetermined age. The watermain will be replaced like-for-like to remove the 1930’s cast iron watermain that was rehabilitated in 2006, and be replaced by 176m of DN180 PE100 PN12.5 Pipe. 28m of DN125 and 21m of DN63 Pipe will be required for link-ins, with 16m of Asbestos Cement Pipe to be appropriately removed and disposed of. Works are to be completed before the Waka Kotahi/NZTA holiday moratorium in December 2026, ahead of their resurfacing works in summer. Both alignments are proposed to be replaced using open-trench methodology. The Contract shall also include the renewal of all associated laterals, manhole structures, valves, hydrants, fittings fixtures and connections.
North Island Velvet Leaf Co-ordinator
Waikato Regional Council
This is an opportunity to be involved in a North Island biosecurity initiative that may have the potential to expand in scope to other pest plants in the future. Council are seeking a supplier to work with the rural and arable sectors across the North Island to advocate, educate and support the control and prevention of Velvetleaf. While in-depth knowledge of Velvetleaf is not essential, someone who understands the arable and rural sectors and general biosecurity practices is preferred. We need someone who is proactive and self-managing, who has the ability to travel across the North Island, particularly during the peak season between October and May. Note: a respondent briefing session will be held on 20 July 2026 at 1:00pm - register your interest to attend by notifying the point of contact. The RFP closes at 4:00pm Friday, 31 July 2026 and must be submitted electronically via GETS.
Land Transport C1421 Pavement Marking
Land Transport
This contract is for the pavement marking within Central Hawke's Bay District. It includes new road markings as required through safety initiatives, new/replacement RRM's and marking renewal or replacement. The contract is a 3+2 year contract (the 2 year extension will be at the sole discretion of the Principal).
Caledonian Track Renewal & Associated Facility Upgrade
Dunedin City Council
The Caledonian Athletics Facility is a key regional sport and recreation asset serving Dunedin and the wider Otago region. While primarily an athletics venue, it is also open to the public and supports a broad range of organised and casual users. The Dunedin City Council (DCC) wants to partner with an experienced supplier who can undertake a renewal of the running track as well as provide pricing options for the replacement of other sporting facilities at the facility. Renewal of the track facility will ensure its ability to host local, regional, and national athletics events into the future, as well as ensure the facility: • Remains safe and functional, • Is compliant with relevant standards and retains the current level of certification requirements to host major events. • Is fit for purpose for current and future users.
2026-10876 Pest Control (Rabbits) - Lower Clutha and Lower Taieri
Engineering
The Otago Regional Council is responsible for the delivery of land drainage and flood protection services throughout the Otago region. To achieve this on the Lower Taieri and Lower Clutha Flood Protection and Drainage schemes we require a suitably qualified and experienced pest control contractor to assist with target shooting of rabbits, with supplementary burrow fumigation along the floodbanks. This work will be delivered across two (2) contract packages covering Flood Protection and Drainage Schemes in Lower Clutha and Lower Taieri.
Security Services, Animal Control and Noise Control for Invercargill City Council
Invercargill City Council
Invercargill City Council (ICC) requires a Contractor to carry out security services. The services required are: cash handling, patrols as required, alarm response for specified sites, lock-up/unlock at specified sites, event security as required, safety support for staff as required, animal control and noise control.
Lake Taupō Quay Wall Replacement
Procurement & Contracting
The Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport (MCERT) is seeking proposals from experienced contractors for the replacement of a 20 metre section of quay wall at the Landing Reserve Dinghy Basin, Lake Taupō. The affected area has since been fenced off to prevent public access. Continued deterioration threatens adjacent marina assets and public safety, disrupt operations, and increase the likelihood of costly emergency repairs, reinforcing the need for timely remediation to maintain safe and reliable marina operations. A section of the existing quay wall has reached the point of structural failure, with the footing undermined and the surrounding area fenced off to protect public safety. Without timely remediation, continued deterioration threatens adjacent marina assets, disrupts operations, and increases the likelihood of costly emergency repairs. The solution will restore structural integrity by installing new steel sheet piles, removal of the compromised wall, and reinstating the surface and services to current standards. The design has been developed to modern engineering requirements, includes a 50‑year design life. The Lake Taupō Harbourmaster (now a MCERT function) is responsible for the safety and management of Lake Taupō, including oversight of water services and compliance with relevant policies and legislation. Completing this work will restore safe access to the marina and support lake users in time for the busy summer season. Please note: The draft contract document will be issued via an addendum once available. Respondents are encouraged to subscribe to this notice on GETS to receive automatic notification when the document is available.
Duck Creek B3 and Clotworthy B1 Bridge Strengthening
Whangarei District Council
Whangarei District Council are seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to undertake the Flexural Strengthening of two bridges. The Contract is for post tensioning strengthening works which includes installation of anchor plates and repairs of cracks and spalls PLEASE NOTE: This contract is being procured under the new NZS3910:2023 Standard. The organiser of this contract is Fiona Pratt of Whangarei District Council Contact details are: Phone: 027 493 2043 Email: fiona.pratt@wdc.govt.nz Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. S Weston Chief Executive
C-26-113 Public EV Charging Districtwide
Queenstown-Lakes District Council
RFP is to procure a contractor to deliver a district wide EV Infrastructure Installation.
RFT - Main Building Contractor for Blocks A, B - Roofing Works and Replacement at Clyde Quay School, Mt Victoria, Wellington
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
The specialist reports for Clyde Quay School have identified roofing that is to be replaced on both Blocks A and B. To Block A an area of membrane roofing will be replaced with a pitched metal roofing solution which requires some re-framing. To Block B the pitched metal roofing will be replaced with new metal roofing. This work will allow to remove and reinstate the solar panel system. Clear roofing will be replaced with new trafficable translucent roofing laid over wire mesh. The Block A and B works will be undertaken as separate stages to minimise disruption to the school’s normal operations targeting the Christmas school holidays. The project is deemed important and requires delivery in an efficient and timely manner. To reduce the impact of these works on both the school term time and the early childhood operating time the works are required to begin in mid December 2026 and be completed as early in the new year as is possible.
Main Contractor for Woodleigh School: Site: LSPM Fencing
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Fencing modifications are required to many areas of the site at Woodleigh School to enable a high needs student to attend safely. Areas of work are: 1. Brois St Fencing and ramped access - Replacement of existing fencing with new anti-climb fencing, vehicle and pedestrian gates. 2. Carpark area, rear of C block and A block - Install new anti-climb fencing. 3. Southern side fencing - A mix of remediation to existing timber fencing and replacement of sections of timber fence. 4. Bush area fencing - Replacement of existing fencing with new anti-climb fencing and modifications to existing bush entry accessway. Timeframes - As this project has been bought on due to the needs of students at the school there is some urgency to address the scope as soon as practical.
Main Contractor for TKKM o Tamaki Nui A Rua (Dannevirke) A & B: Roof Replacements
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Tamaki Nui A Rua invites suitably qualified and experienced roofing contractors to submit a tender for the Block A & B Roof Remediation Project at its Dannevirke campus. The project forms part of the school's approved Ministry of Education 10 Year Property Plan (10YPP) and addresses roofing defects identified through specialist condition assessments. The works are intended to improve the long-term performance and durability of the existing roofing systems by replacing end-of-life membrane roofing, translucent roofing, deteriorated flashings and associated roofing components, while addressing a range of localised defects affecting the buildings' weathertightness and ongoing maintenance requirements. The contract comprises a single-stage package of works including roof preparation, localised metal roofing repairs, membrane remediation, replacement of translucent roofing with compliant trafficable systems, rainwater goods, roof penetrations, selected carpentry repairs, relocation of roof-mounted mechanical services, and all associated scaffolding, temporary weather protection and reinstatement works. The Contractor will be responsible for delivering a complete turnkey solution in accordance with the tender drawings and specification. The works may be undertaken within an operational school environment and contractors will be expected to demonstrate a strong understanding of health and safety, programme management and stakeholder communication while minimising disruption to the kura. The Principal is seeking an experienced contractor capable of delivering a high-quality outcome that extends the service life of these important school assets while maintaining continuity of school operations.
All of Government Cloud Migration and Hosting Services
State Services Commission
We are seeking market insights that can help government adopt modern delivery models, accelerate innovation, and take advantage of emerging technologies, such as AI. We are interested in understanding where the market is heading and how contemporary Cloud approaches can improve performance, reduce cost, and strengthen interoperability. We encourage respondents to present pragmatic, achievable, and forward-looking solutions, including alternative models that go beyond traditional patterns used in government. This RFI seeks insights that will help us shape an All of Government approach capable of reducing duplication, strengthening security and resilience, and removing the long-standing constraints created by legacy systems that have been difficult to modernise or migrate. We are interested in forward-looking solutions that support greater reuse of capability across the system and create the conditions for sustained innovation, enabling government to move away from fragmented, outdated infrastructure and toward a coherent digital environment that can adapt and evolve in line with the needs of New Zealanders. The purpose of this RFI is to engage the market to understand the range of capabilities, approaches, and delivery models that can support an All of Government transition to modern Cloud migration and hosting services at scale.
Te Waipounamu In-Home Falls Prevention Service
National Procurement
This opportunity is for the delivery of a Regional In-Home Falls Prevention Service across Te Waipounamu (South Island). We are looking for proposals may be from individual providers or collaborations of more than one provider, with the ability to deliver the service across the South Island. Falls are a leading cause of injury, hospitalisation, loss of independence, and entry into aged residential care for older people. Evidence demonstrates that structured in-home strength and balance programmes can significantly reduce falls risk and improve health outcomes. Health New Zealand is seeking to establish a regionally aligned, evidence-based service model that delivers consistent access to high-quality in-home falls prevention services across Te Waipounamu. The service will be based on the Modified Otago Exercise Programme (MOEP) and will target older people at risk of falls who are unable to access community-based strength and balance programmes. The service is expected to include personalised assessment, strength and balance interventions, home hazard assessment, education and support, referrals to other services where appropriate, and collection of outcome data to support continuous improvement. The procurement seeks to support: • Consistent access to evidence-based in-home falls prevention services across Te Waipounamu, including rural communities. • Improved equity of access and culturally responsive service delivery. • Stronger integration with primary care, hospital services, community providers, and wider falls prevention initiatives. • Improved monitoring of service quality, outcomes, and performance. • Opportunities for innovation in service delivery and engagement. The contract term is five (5) years, with a right of renewal of two years (5+2). The estimated value represents the total value of all contracts over the full potential contract term.
Reducing Demand for Methamphetamine Programme: Peer Support Recovery/Mutual Aid
National Procurement
This opportunity is for the delivery of a Peer Support Recovery service that provides community-led, peer-driven initiatives that foster connection, mutual learning, resilience and recovery for people affected by methamphetamine harm. It provides purposeful peer support services, grounded in lived experience, mutuality, and kaupapa Māori / Te Tiriti principles, creating safe and inclusive spaces where individuals and whānau can share experiences, build hope, and sustain recovery through authentic relationships grounded in lived experience. The outcomes we want to achieve are: • Reduce experiences of AOD-related harm and levels of problematic substance use to support sustainable recovery. • Provide culturally safe, responsive, and equitable services. • Support tāngata whaiora to better understand and manage their health and wellbeing. • Reduce the stigma associated with AOD related harm. We estimate the value of this contract to be up to $80,000 per annum with the initial term ending on 30 June 2029. The estimated value represents the total value of the contract over the full potential contract term, including extensions.
Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Bulk Sheetpile Purchase
Infrastructure
The scope is to establish an agreement for the bulk supply, delivery, certification and storage of steel sheetpiles to support delivery of the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor (OARC) flood defence programme.
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