Tenders

Professional Behaviours and Communication

Civil Aviation Authority

The Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA) invites proposals to design and deliver a face to face Professional Behaviours and Communication training workshop for Aviation Security (AvSec) operational staff across multiple New Zealand locations. The programme will be delivered to approximately 1,400 participants in cohorts of around 20, focusing on practical, scenario based learning for frontline, high pressure environments, with delivery expected to commence in late June 2026 for approximately eight months.

RFP for Household appliances

National Procurement Team

This procurement relates to the purchase of Household Goods, Appliances and Services. Corrections wish to enter into an open syndicated Contract with a single supplier who has the ability to provide the products and services across the country through a national agreement. There has been interest from other agencies who wish to join the open syndicated Agreement once it is in place. The contract term is planned for 5 years + 2 Rights of Renewals of 1 year each.

Potable and Non-Potable Water Monitoring Contract

Manawatu District Council

26-043 Puke Ariki Museum Roofing Works

New Plymouth District Council

New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking an experienced contractor to undertake high quality roofing, building, and painting works, delivering a durable, compliant, and cost effective outcome that protects Puke Ariki Museum’s collections and operations while minimising disruption. We are looking for a contractor with: 1. Proven experience in delivering similar-scale projects 2. Strong project management skills and ability to work within tight timeframes 3. Excellent health and safety practices, particularly regarding public safety in an operational environment 4. Ability to work collaboratively with council staff 5. Commitment to delivering high-quality work. NPDC values suppliers who contribute positively to broader community outcomes. We encourage proposals that support local subcontractors and suppliers, strengthen the regional economy, and promote workforce development. The contractor must bring a strong track record of safe delivery, high‑standard workmanship, and the ability to manage projects of this nature efficiently and responsibly. This New Plymouth District Council tender will be accessible via Tenderlink, and is only being advertised via GETS. All further communications related to this tender will be conducted through TenderLink. To be able to participate in this tender and access the RFX documents, providers will need to ensure they are registered on TenderLink. The TenderLink portal is free to access and to upload submissions. sing the link below, please follow the instructions on the main screen of how to set up your organisation to access TenderLink (if you are not already registered). Please make sure your contact email address is accurate. https://www.tenderlink.com/npdc/ Please note, TenderLink is best accessed through Chrome. If you require any further assistance, please contact procurementadmin@npdc.govt.nz

Waihemo Urban Water Main Renewal

Project Management Office

This work is part of Urban package to renew/upgrade existing pipework on streets that intersect with state highway, and where pipe is failing due to age and material and requires renewal and upsizing.NZTA has planned some road works in next year, so to avoid re-digging and trenching a newly sealed road, the pipe renewals works are prioritised in location in advance of this road works. The identified areas of work in the Waihemo Urban / Palmerston township areas are given below. o Ronaldsay Street (620m length, size varies) o Sanday Street (230m length) o Stronsa Street (150m length) o Falcon Street (410m length) o Gilligan Street (1140m length)

ROI for Main Contractor for Plumbing Items Replacement, HWC, Ventilation & Toilet Refurbishment at Te Kamo School

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

Te Kamo Primary School has a new 10YPP and the 5YA includes a bathroom upgrading and the specialist report noted several other plumbing items at that require addressing. The Contract Works required are to carry out the full refurbishment in the male and female bathrooms within Kamo Primary School Block 2.

Main Contractor for Heating Upgrade & Joinery at Riverton School

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

The BOT at Riverton School is seeking suitably qualified main contractors to submit an RFT for heating and joinery upgrades. The complete and detailed solution required is specified in the plans and specifications included in the tender documents. The contractor must have sufficient capability and capacity to complete the contract works and be sensitive to the requirements needed to work on an educational site.

Main Building Contractor for Flooring & Wall Covering Replacement at Hastings Girls' High School

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

The Hastings Girls’ High School Board are looking to engage an appropriately skilled and resourced main building contractor to complete the Flooring and Wall Covering Replacement Project at the Hastings Girls’ High School

Main Building Contractor for Bathgate Park School - 1,4,7: RTLB Upgrade and Demolition

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

Background - Currently the RTLB operates from an offsite premises, the MOE has asked for the refurbishment of the Bathgate Park Schools Block 1 for the future housing of the RTLB from the 1st July. The project encompasses the internal refurbishment of Block 1, transforming it into a more functional area for the RTLB staff. This involves the modernisation of the toilets, classrooms, kitchen, and storage areas, repurposing them into more efficient spaces for meeting rooms,offices, a kitchen/staffroom, and staff toilets. A minor refurbishment to a classroom in Block 4 is included to support the shifting of classroom space required to make it fit for purpose The project also requires the demolition of a non-essential standalone building, with the resulting space to be converted into RTLB staff parking. Required Solution - The project involves the refurbishment of Block 1 and a smaller refurbishment of an area of Block 4 as well the demolition of block 7. The intention of refurbishment to Block 1 is to create meeting areas, office space, kitchen and staff areas. The toilets are to be upgraded with new fixtures and fittings. New flooring and paint throughout the upgraded areas. An electrical and heating upgrade is included in the scope of work A light refurbishment of Block 4 is to also be upgraded to accommodate pupils being displaced from Block 1. This will include painting and fixed joinery removal to support the needs of the needs of the students using the classroom Demolition of Block 7 with the resulting space to be converted into RTLB staff parking

Advance Notice - T9 Annexes

National Procurement Team

The Department of Corrections (the Department) intends to release a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the T9 Annexes construction project. Please see attached NOI document for further details. All communications should be through GETS.

External Facing Business Intelligence Reporting Platform

Accident Compensation Corporation

THE SUPPLIER BRIEFING WILL BE BY VIDEO [MS TEAMS] AT 2.00PM NZST FRIDAY 15 MAY 2026 - REGISTRATION DETAILS ARE PROVIDED IN THE RFP DOCUMENT. A RECODRING WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL WHO HAVE REGISTERED AN INTEREST THROUGH GETS. This is a unique opportunity to provide a reporting and visualisation platform that delivers both secure and open data to a broad range of ACC stakeholders that contribute to improving the lives of New Zealanders. ACC requires a managed cloud-based turnkey, vendor-managed, cloud-native "solution as a service" reporting platform for sharing a diverse range of data to external stakeholders. Its purpose is to enable these external audiences to make informed decisions, monitor trends, and gain transparency through easy-to-understand interactive data and reports. This RFP is specifically concerned with procuring a BI platform. ACC is not seeking integration, support or delivery partners. The data will be sourced from our Snowflake cloud data platform. The user interface will be browser-based and will not require any technology from external users other than a modern browser. ACC will not accept a BI solution that stores or persists data within the tool. Approaches based on extracts, scheduled refreshes, or retained datasets are also not acceptable and will not be considered. ACC requires a stateless reporting solution that delivers insights through live, direct querying of Snowflake, with no data held within the BI platform. Some data will be openly available, while other datasets will be for specific consumers and therefore must be secured appropriately. NOTE: A briefing will be held for prospective respondents, details are provided in the RFP document.

C1144 Parker Street, Motueka Water Reservoir

Tasman District Council

The Principal Tasman District Council is inviting tenders for Contract 1144 Parker Street Reservoir The scope of work is fully described in the attached tender document, and key items of work are to construct either a 600m3, 800m3 or a 1000m3 reservoir depending on budget and associated pipe work.

Fiji PDLP Centre

Defence Estate and Infrastructure

NZDF is seeking Requests for Tender (RFT) for the Fiji Pacific Leadership Development Programme (PLDP) Centre at Queens Barracks, Suva, Fiji. The purpose of the RFT is to select a preferred Respondents to be engaged in the design and construction of new buildings. Respondents need to have a good track record of delivering similar projects in the Pacific Islands. Note: This procurement will be managed through the NZDF SmartProcure system reference Rfx_2837. Please see https://nzdf.bravosolution.com to register for free. For any queries relating to GETS, please contact Defence Commercial Services at DCS.vm@nzdf.mil.nz

Wilson Street Wastewater Rising Main Renewal

Waipa District Council

Tenderers should note that the award of the contract will be made by Waikato Waters Limited. This Tender is for the construction of the Wilson Street Wastewater Rising Main Renewal in Cambridge, Waipā District. The project involves renewal of an existing DN150 asbestos cement (AC) wastewater rising main that is at the end of its service life, through installation of a new 180 OD HDPE PN16 rising main and associated infrastructure, with a provisional flow meter installation. The works extend from the Bath Street Pump Station and generally follow James Street, Wilson Street, Duke Street, Hallys Lane and Alpha Street, and include connections, isolation valves, flow metering, decommissioning of the existing pipeline, and reinstatement works.

CN771 - Omori Slip Retaining Wall Project

Taupo District Council

Taupō District Council are seeking experienced contractors to remedy approximately 4 slip areas on the main road entering into Omori. The 4 slip areas are within close proximity of each other impacting the residents on Koromiko place and Kaimanawa street. Documents are available at no charge via the GETS web site. Tenders close within the GETS Tenderbox, at 2pm on Wednesday, 3 June 2026 Any enquiries please contact procurement@taupo.govt.nz The lowest price or any tender not necessarily accepted. Procurement Manager

Nuhaka Bridge Bearing Replacement Package 6

Wairoa District Council

The contract is to replace the bearing pads on the Nuhaka Bridge, within the Wairoa District

Debt Collection Services - RFP

New Zealand Transport Agency

This is a Professional Services contract for Debt Collection Services. NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) is undertaking a single‑step, open Request for Proposal (RFP) for the delivery of non-committal and non-exclusive nationwide debt collection services. The tender invites experienced and qualified debt recovery providers to submit a proposal covering both non‑price and price components, using a two‑envelope submission process. The suppliers are required to complete the response form and pricing schedule using the prescribed templates. The services relate to the recovery of outstanding transport‑related debt, including vehicle licensing, road user charges, tolling, toll account debt, and other accounts receivable. This supports NZTA’s role in collecting public revenue and maintaining an affordable, safe, and sustainable land transport system. The RFP pack will comprise: • Request for Proposal • Appendix A – Requirements and Specifications • Appendix B – Response Form • Appendix C – Pricing Schedule • Appendic D – GMC Contract Electronic copies of the RFT documentation are attached to this advertisement. All responses to tender queries/clarifications will be answered by Notice to Tenderer which will be available in the GETS addenda. Tender submissions shall be uploaded to GETS eTender box in two separate files The GETS file upload limit is 50MB. The files should be labelled: • Supplier Company Name - File No 1 - Contract Number - Proposal excluding Price • Supplier Company Name - File No 2 - Contract Number - Price ALL TENDERER’S QUERIES are to be SUBMITTED through the GETS Questions and Answers. Please note the pre-conditions for eligibility.

RFI - Selection of External Partner to assist with Future Identity

Digital Services

Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is seeking information in relation to its Future Identity initiative. The University’s current identity architecture is rooted in account control rather than trusted identity, resulting in complex, manual and delayed access processes that affect students, staff and collaboration across the University. This initiative will support Phase 1 of the University’s Identity Strategy, focused on Enhanced Collaboration. The purpose of this RFI is to understand market capability, delivery approaches, risks and indicative commercial models for an external partner to assist with identity and access modernisation. The University is seeking a partner with proven experience in Microsoft Entra / Active Directory rationalisation, tenant consolidation, complex IDAM environments and, ideally, tertiary education settings. Phase 1 will focus on consolidating student accounts into the VUW tenant, enabling improved staff and student collaboration, piloting early learner access to Nuku, and establishing a simplified foundation for future identity work. Insights from this process may be used to shortlist suppliers for a competitive dialogue process and potential subsequent procurement stage. Supporting documents include the RFI document and the vendor response form workbook.

CON 26-20 Districtwide Footpath, Kerb & Channel Renewals

Southland District Council

Southland District Council are seeking qualified contractors to undertake the renewal of aging and damaged footpaths, along with targeted kerb and channel works, across fourteen townships within the Southland District. The works primarily involve renewing footpaths that have reached the end of their service life and present safety, condition, or accessibility issues. Targeted kerb and channel works are included where required to support footpath renewal outcomes or address localised defects. Southland District Council is looking for suppliers who can demonstrate proven experience in delivering footpath and kerb and channel works, or similar projects, particularly within live urban environments or local authority networks

Atiamuri Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Design & Construct

Taupo District Council

Taupō District Council is seeking suitably qualified contractors to undertake the design and construction of a new wastewater treatment plant at Atiamuri. The works include detailed design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a new WWTP, associated civil, mechanical, electrical and control systems, and decommissioning of the existing Imhoff tank. Documents are available at no charge via the GETS web site. Tenders close within the GETS Tenderbox, at 2pm on Tuesday, 2 June 2026 Any enquiries please contact procurement@taupo.govt.nz The lowest price or any tender not necessarily accepted. Procurement Manager

C-26-128 Wānaka Airport Infrastructure Upgrades

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a new trunk water main including hydrants, rider mains and boundary kits. Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of new Aquatec low-pressure sewer pumping stations to replace existing septic tanks and associated installation of rising mains and boundary kits. Includes connection of existing buildings to the new systems and connections to the existing water and Wastewater trunk mains running through airport land adjacent to SH6.

Bridge 207 & 208 MSL Replacement of bridges

KiwiRail Group

This RFT is issued by KiwiRail through its Infrastructure business operation for the purpose of procuring a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to carry out the physical works to replace Bridge 207 & 208 Main South Line with a new weathering steel ballast track through bridge. Bridge 207 MSL is located at chainage 352+759 on Main South Line (MSL), near Waitati (North of Dunedin) and spans over a stream (historic channel of the Waitati River) that enters Blueskin Bay. The existing bridge is a three span steel girder structure. Bridge 208 MSL is located at chainage 352+901 on the MSL and spans over the mouth of the Waitati River where it enters Blueskin Bay. The existing bridge is a five span steel girder structure. KiwiRail have assessed all the current engineering projects and have prioritised bridge structures within the network needing action to minimise the risk of disruption to services across the network. Bridges 207MSL + 208MSL have been identified as bridges requiring a rapid response. The services required under this RFT include, but are not limited to the following: • General works such as traffic management, temporary site access and reinstatement of site after all the works have been completed • Diversion of existing services • Supply of all necessary materials including bridge spans • Replacement of the bridges Full details of the requirements of the RFT are detailed in the various documents attcahed to the RFT

MajSC139 Little Wanganui Deck Replacement & Guardrail Upgrades

Buller District Council

Little Wanganui Bridge is situated on the Karamea Highway, Special Purpose Road, which is a key arterial route from Westport through to the Karamea township in the Buller region. This RFT is a measure and value contract for the deck replacement and upgrade of edge protection to the Little Wanganui Bridge. The designed deck replacement utilises a staged installation of NiuDeck panels including surfacing, holing, recessing, supply and installation of fixings and packers and re-fixing of prescribed utilities currently attached to both upstream and downstream sides of the bridge. Work includes a new W-beam guardrail system on bridge and approaches. Temporary Traffic control and the use of night time road closures are specified as there is no alternative route available.

CON00003537-2026 2 Brooklyn Road – Asbestos Encapsulation / Building Renewal RFT

Hamilton City Council

Asbestos has been identified at 2 Brooklyn Road, Claudelands, Hamilton. An Asbestos Management Plan and Asbestos Register for the site were prepared by Virotech on 11 March 2026 and provides recommended treatment for asbestos areas of the building. The intent is to encapsulate roof and ceiling to extend the life of the asset ahead of any plans for the building and to ensure safe working conditions. There is a single level office fronting Brooklyn Road which is to be demolished as part of this tender, as well as removal of asbestos vinyl in the staff room and toilet areas and instillation of new flooring alongside new cladding and affected windows. Most of the works require a licensed asbestos removal company with a good track record in asbestos encapsulation; however qualified building works are also important. Note that phasing of works could be preferrable as cleaning of moss and dirt from the super six roof is required first followed by encapsulation. All contractors undertaking works at the site must comply with these documents to ensure legal and safe management of asbestos risks. Key to the success of this project is working alongside the tenants to undertake the works while ensuring their safety and continued business operation. To confirm the Respondent’s ability to meet these obligations, evidence of their proposed approach to asbestos compliance is required as part of this tender.