Tenders

Набавка 2 сервисна возила

ЈАВНО ПРЕДУЗЕЋЕ СТАН, УЖИЦЕ, ПИБ: 101624709

ЛИЧНА ЗАШТИТНА ОПРЕМА-РАДНА ОДЕЋА

ЈАВНО КОМУНАЛНО ПРЕДУЗЕЋЕ "ЧИСТОЋА", КРАЉЕВО, ПИБ: 100242682

Закуп ресурса у Дата центру

ЈКП Београдски метро и воз Београд, Београд (Вождовац), ПИБ: 111091167

Баждарење и одржавање резервоара,аутомата,сонди и конзола

Инфраструктура железнице Србије, Београд, ПИБ: 109108420

Набавка соларних станица за пуњење електричних возила

ГРАДСКА УПРАВА ЗА ЗАШТИТУ ЖИВОТНЕ СРЕДИНЕ ГРАДА НОВОГ САДА, НОВИ САД, ПИБ: 103767920

Резервни делови за грађевинске машине марке "ХИТАЦХИ"

ЈАВНО КОМУНАЛНО ПРЕДУЗЕЋЕ "БЕОГРАД-ПУТ", БЕОГРАД, ПИБ: 102209952

Резервни делови за возила теретног и полутеретног програма

ЈАВНО КОМУНАЛНО-СТАМБЕНО ПРЕДУЗЕЋЕ "КОМСТАН", ТРСТЕНИК, ПИБ: 101306946

Израда урбанистичког пројекта са идејним архитектонским решењем

ЗАВОД ЗА СПОРТ И МЕДИЦИНУ СПОРТА РЕПУБЛИКЕ СРБИЈЕ, БЕОГРАД, ПИБ: 101991629

External Print (and Associated Services)

Te Pou Rangatopu Corporate

The Ministry is seeking External Print (and Associated Services): - Pre-Press and Digital Asset Management (DAM) - Provision of Goods, such as printed resources - Storage and Logistics, such as warehousing and distribution to stakeholders such as schools. Our RFP accounts for the requirements of a closed syndicate of agencies. This RFP follows our Advance Notice (GETS ID 34805258). Refer to the RFP pack for further detail.

Auckland Divestment – Reservoir Works

National Procurement Team

The Department of Corrections is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to demolish, construct, test, commission, and hand over a like-for-like replacement potable water reservoir at Auckland Men’s Prison, located at 2 Attwood Road, Paremoremo, Auckland. This procurement forms part of Corrections' ongoing programme to renew and upgrade ageing water infrastructure assets. The replacement reservoir is required to improve asset reliability and resilience, maintain continuity of potable water supply to the prison and connected properties, reduce asset failure risk, and ensure the infrastructure remains compliant with current operational, regulatory, and drinking water requirements. Please find all details of the tender process in the attached RFT documents.

Hastings Central School Roofing Blocks A,B,C,I and L.

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

Marlborough Girls’ College – Block C Demolition and Asbestos Removal

Ministry of Education - Approval from Ministry Employee - ie. Case Manager

Marlborough Girls’ College – Block C Demolition and Asbestos Removal • Marlborough Girls’ College are undergoing a redevelopment with Block C to begin Stage 2 of the works. Stage 1 is due for completion in December 2026 which will enable decanting of Block C to begin. Block C will then be undergoing a refurbishment with the demolition and asbestos removal portion of works (this RFT) aiming to be undertaken during the 26/27 Christmas holiday period to minimise disruption. A separate tender for the refurbishment of the Block C works will be undertaken. • The partial demolition of the single storey on Block C and the asbestos identified throughout the building are to be removed during the Christmas 26/27 holiday period to minimise disruption to the school. The completion of the demolition and asbestos removal will enable the next phase of works to then begin. • Marlborough Girls’College is a single sex high school located in Blenheim. Previously proposed to be co-located with Marlborough Boys’College on the same site, this decision was reviewed in 2023/2024 and the decision was made to proceed with redevelopment of both colleges in-situ. Stage 1 of the works is now underway with the Library due for completion in December 2026 enabling Stage 2 to begin. • The attached documentation shows the extent of the single storey demolition of the existing toilet block and storage area required for demolition. Reports attached also include indicative asbestos identified with the requirement for invasive testing to be undertaken to confirm full extent of removal.

Main Contractor for Block C Refurbishment Project at Riverlands School

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

Main Building Contractor for Matauri Bay School - Blocks 1, 5 & 6 Refurbishment

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

Matauri Bay School is a rural Year 1-8 school located at 2223-2231 Whakarara Road, Matauri Bay, Northland. The project comprises refurbishment and alteration works to Blocks 1, 5 and 6 to address identified lifecycle, weathertightness, accessibility, fire safety and building envelope deficiencies. The works include roof replacement, cladding replacement, asbestos remediation, replacement joinery, ceiling replacement, insulation upgrades, flooring replacement, administration reconfiguration and accessibility improvements Refurbished and modernised teaching, administration and support spaces within Blocks 1, 5 and 6 that are safe, compliant, weather-tight and fit for purpose. • Renewal of ageing building elements including roofing, external cladding, windows, doors, ceilings, flooring and insulation to extend asset life and reduce future maintenance requirements. • Improved building performance through upgraded thermal envelope components, replacement joinery, ceiling systems and insulation in accordance with current Ministry of Education standards. • Improved accessibility through the construction of a new compliant entrance, decking and accessible ramp. • Enhanced administration facilities including alterations to administration spaces, Principal's office, sickbay and storage area. • Safe Removal and replacement of asbestos-containing building elements. • A staged construction programme that allows the school to remain operational throughout the works while maintaining safety for students, staff and visitors.

Safer Drinking Water in Schools (SDWS) Programme - Bundle 1 - Tairawhiti RFQ

Ministry of Education - Approval from Ministry Employee - ie. Case Manager

The Ministry of Education is seeking tenders for the delivery of drinking water infrastructure upgrades across seven schools in the wider Ōpōtiki, Gisborne and East Coast region as part of the Safer Drinking Water in Schools (SDWS) Programme. The programme has been established to address drinking water compliance requirements under the Water Services Act 2021 and improve the safety, reliability and resilience of self-supplying school water systems. The seven schools included in this bundle are Hiruharama School, Putere School, Ruakituri School, Te Karaka Area School, Te Waha o Rerekohu Area School, Tikitiki School, and TKKM o Tokomaru. Works vary by school but generally include new treatment sheds, treated water storage tanks, telemetry systems, first flush diverters, leaf screens, sampling points, treatment equipment upgrades, associated pipework, electrical works, and commissioning activities. The Ministry has bundled the schools into a single procurement package to improve delivery efficiency and contractor mobilisation across the region. The successful contractor will be required to work within live school environments, minimise disruption to school operations, maintain strong health and safety practices, and coordinate closely with school stakeholders. Tender evaluation will be based on price (50%), proposed solution (20%), capability (10%), capacity (10%), and economic benefits (10%). Works are expected to commence in November 2026, with completion targeted by February 2027.

Main Contractor for 1, 2, 4, B: Cladding, Window and Door Replacement, and Potential Additional Requirement at Henderson Intermediate School

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

This Request for Tender (RFT) is an open invitation to suitably qualified contractors (Tenderers) to submit a tender response for 1, 2, 4, B: Cladding, Window and Door Replacement Project at Henderson Intermediate School including potential additional scope requirements.

Main Contractor for 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, Gymnas: Roofing and Clearlite Replacement at Henderson Intermediate School

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

This Request for Tender (RFT) is an open invitation to suitably qualified contractors (Tenderers) to submit a tender response for 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, Gymnasium: Roofing and Clearlite Replacement Project at Henderson Intermediate School.

15024 - Brigham Creek Rarawaru Station - Enabling Works (RFT)

New Zealand Transport Agency

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) invites tenders from suitably qualified contractors for the Enabling Works contract to support the construction of Brigham Creek Rarawaru Station for the Northwest Busway Te Ara Hauāuru Project. The Enabling Works contract includes: • Site clearance • Bulk earthworks • Erosion & sediment control measures • Stormwater diversion channel, wetland & associated drainage This is a single stage procurement open to suppliers who are pre-qualified on the NZTA Supplier Directory for Physical Works to a minimum 4B level. A site visit will be held on 6 October 2026. Refer to Section 1.16 of the RFT for details on how to register. Interested suppliers are encouraged to subscribe to this notice to receive any notices to tenderers and updates.

Child Protection Training Services

Te Mahau Education Services

Child protection and wellbeing require organisations, professionals, and communities across the children’s sector to work together to keep children and young people (under 18) safe from abuse, neglect, and harm. This includes recognising and responding to concerns, sharing relevant information appropriately, and collaborating across organisational and professional boundaries to support children’s safety, protection, and wellbeing. Recent reviews highlighted significant shortcomings in these areas, demonstrating the need to strengthen capability and practice across the system. In May 2022, six children's sector agencies commissioned Dame Karen Poutasi to undertake an independent review (the Review) into the children’s system. The Review examined how agencies and professionals identified, assessed, and responded to concerns about the safety and wellbeing of children, and identified opportunities to strengthen the wider children's system. The Review made 14 recommendations to improve the ability of professionals to recognise and respond to abuse and neglect, strengthen child protection practice, and better meet the needs of children and young people. The Government has accepted all recommendations arising from the Review. A key component of the Government's response is the implementation of mandatory child protection training to strengthen the capability of core children's workers to recognise, respond to, record, and report concerns about child abuse, neglect, and harm.

HNZ - Northland - BOI Lift and Enabling Works

Northern Region

Health New Zealand is seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced main contractors to deliver the enabling and lift works at Bay of Islands Hospital. The project will commence with staged enabling works, including fit-out alterations and relocation of staff and clinical functions to create space for the installation of a second lift within the existing ward block. The hospital will remain operational throughout construction. The works must therefore be carefully planned and sequenced to minimise disruption, maintain clinical services and patient access, and meet health, safety and infection prevention requirements. Respondents must demonstrate relevant experience working in live healthcare environments, appropriate resources and capacity, and strong construction, stakeholder and disruption management capabilities.

CON00003959-2026 - Veterinary Services for Animal Education and Control

Hamilton City Council

Hamilton City Council invites proposals from veterinary service providers with the personnel, facilities, systems and service resilience needed to provide safe, humane, timely and reliable veterinary services for Animal Education and Control. The required service includes: 24-hour emergency veterinary support at least two scheduled visits each week to the Animal Education and Control Centre, with timing agreed with Council urgent clinic appointments within two hours on business days, unless otherwise agreed assessment, triage and treatment of animals vaccination, microchipping and desexing treatment of illness and injury euthanasia where clinically appropriate and authorised accurate and secure animal health records monthly service reporting and itemised invoicing suitable backup, referral and business-continuity arrangements. Council is looking for a provider offering strong clinical and animal-welfare practices, suitably qualified and available personnel, accessible facilities, reliable emergency and backup arrangements, clear communication, accurate reporting and good public value. Proposals will be evaluated using weighted attributes covering service methodology and animal welfare, personnel and professional capability, facilities and service resilience, relevant organisational experience, Economic Benefit, Local Participation and price. Mandatory requirements will include professional authority to provide veterinary services, core service availability, specified insurance and completion of the required declarations

WDC-27-046 Whakatane Floodwall integration Stage 1 - Physical Works

Whakatane District Council

Whakatane District Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to deliver Stage 1 of the Whakatāne Floodwall Integration Project. The works involve construction of public realm and landscape enhancements associated with the Bay of Plenty floodwall project, including site preparation, paving and hardscape works, planting, lighting, street furniture, signage, amenity improvements and associated civil infrastructure. The project will help integrate the floodwall into the surrounding town centre environment, creating an attractive, accessible and culturally responsive public space for the community. This is an opportunity for contractors to be involved in a high-profile town centre project that will contribute to the ongoing revitalisation of Whakatāne's waterfront and urban environment. The project offers the successful supplier the chance to showcase expertise in delivering complex civil, landscape and public realm works while building a strong relationship with Council for future infrastructure and community enhancement projects.

LA CONCEPTION ARCHITECTURALE ET LE SUIVI DES TRAVAUX DE CONSTRUCTION D’UN CENTRE D’ESTIVAGE DE LA FONDATION MOHAMMADIA DES ŒUVRES SOCIALES DES FONCTIONNAIRES DE LA JUSTICE A LAAYOUNE.

FONDATION MOHAMMEDIA DES OEUVRES SOCIALES DES FONCTIONNAIRES DE LA JUSTICE