Tenders

FSM Renewable Energy Development Project (FSM-REDP)

Asian Development Bank

Project: Renewable Energy Development Project Notice type: Invitation for Bids | Sector: Energy | Country: Micronesia, Federated States of | Project number: 49450-023

PROCUREMENT OF MEALS AND SNACKS

BARANGAY MATADDI - NAGTIPUNAN, QUIRINO

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Off the shelf Project Management suite learning solution

Australian Public Service Commission

The APS Academy is seeking an off-the-shelf Project Management learning solution supported by experienced third-party facilitators. The learning solution should comprise 2 separate courses, pitched at different APS audiences: · Developing Project Management Expertise (APS4 to APS6) o Foundation and practitioner-level project management capability · Leading Successful Projects (EL1 and EL2) o Advanced project leadership, governance and strategic delivery capability The programs should strengthen project delivery capability, governance, stakeholder engagement, risk management and application of AI-enabled project practices within an APS context. Workshops will be held face-to-face at the APS Academy training rooms in Canberra, ACT, or online utilising MS Teams, to cohorts of up to 25 participants. All workshop enrolments will be managed by the APS Academy’s learning management system – APSLearn.

Main Contractor for Mangamuka School Block 1,5,A,B,D,E Upgrades

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

The project comprises a coordinated programme of property improvement works at Mangamuka School - Scope of Works, including replacement of existing storage sheds, refurbishment of the pool changing facilities, pool infrastructure upgrades, development of a new playground and bike track, site improvements, signage upgrades, and associated minor refurbishment works. The works will be delivered under a single Main Contract to improve efficiency, coordination, and value for money

26-248 Civic Centre Cafe Operation and Catering Services

New Plymouth District Council

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. New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to provide the day-to-day operation of the Civic Centre Café and associated corporate catering services. The successful contractor will demonstrate proven expertise in delivering commercial café operations and professional catering services for meetings, functions, and events. The scope of services includes the provision of high-quality food and beverage offerings for Council staff, visitors, stakeholders, and guests attending the Civic Centre. NPDC's objective is to secure a contractor who can deliver a customer-focused, sustainable, and commercially viable service that enhances the Civic Centre experience while meeting the diverse needs of Council and its stakeholders. NPDC is seeking proposals from experienced operators who can demonstrate a successful track record in managing café and catering services of a similar scale and complexity of NPDC’s Civic Centre Cafe, supported by appropriate staffing, systems, operational expertise and a commitment to service excellence. 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. We have published this advanced notice to alert potential respondents of the need to register in Tenderlink. Using 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

Main contractor for Library Cladding Replacement at Tongariro School

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

2.1 Background a. Based on the condition assessment completed by Andrew Golding dated 8 August 2024, the project is focused on improving the weathertightness performance of the Library building through remediation of the external building envelope. i. The works include replacement of existing wall cladding systems, installation of new cavity-based cladding and associated flashings. ii. Replacement of soffit linings, and reinstatement of affected rainwater goods and external building elements. iii. These works are intended to address identified weathertightness deficiencies and improve the long-term durability and performance of the building. iv. The recommended works are intended to improve the overall weathertightness performance of the building, address identified defects, reduce the risk of ongoing water intrusion, and protect the long-term integrity of the building structure. 2.2 Required Solution i. Removal of the existing wall cladding to the framed external walls of the Library and installation of new cavity-based Linea weatherboard and Axon panel cladding systems, including new wall underlay, cavity battens, flashings, seals, fixings and associated weatherproofing components. ii. Removal of asbestos-contaminated cladding panels and soffit linings in accordance with the applicable asbestos health and safety requirements, including off-site disposal at an approved facility. iii. Installation of new soffit linings over the existing framing, with the existing framing made good as required to receive the new work. iv. Existing windows, roofing, roof structure, masonry walls, internal layouts, finishes and building systems are to remain, unless specifically affected by or identified for alteration as part of the documented works. v. The school will remain operational throughout construction. The Contractor will be required to securely isolate the work area with temporary fencing and maintain existing services and compliance schedule systems, and coordinate deliver

RFT Rototuna High School B Gym Wall Lining

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

The current wall system is structurally inadequate and poses safety risks due to the poor original installation. The proposed works will ensure long-term durability, compliance with safety and fire standards, and improved safety for gym users requirements for phasing and / or staged handover of the project will be required as the gym is a live environment with usage booked in advance, coordination with The Peak management will be required Fosters Maintain and Thorburn Builders have been previously engaged to carry out repairs and invasive investigation works to confirm extent of works required. General Scope; Remove existing lower section of plywood panels, and dispose Carry out necessary remedial works to the substructure and rondo system to allow for installation of new plywood panels, which may include removal of inadequate framing, battens and fixings in affected areas and Install new support framing to provide a rigid fixing substrate for the wall lining and existing curtain winch brackets and other existing wall fixings Install new wall linings. Make good and recoat affected areas to match existing finishes. Where necessary remove curtain system and reinstate on completion. Reinstate and test curtain operation to original/current working order and ensure all fixings and brackets altered during replacement works are secure upon completion Remove all waste materials and leave the area clean and operational on completion of each staged works. Floor protection will be required for the work area as new coating is to be applied. Works will not be able to be carried out during this period of December 21st through to January 5th.

CON00003990-2026 - Gower Park Artificial Turf

Hamilton City Council

Hamilton City Council is seeking an experienced contractor to design and construct two synthetic-turf football fields at Gower Park, Hamilton Kirikiriroa. Demand for football and other winter field sports is increasing, while wet weather continues to affect the availability and reliability of natural-turf fields. This project will provide additional all-weather capacity on Fields 3 and 4 and support reliable, year-round community participation. The successful contractor will deliver an integrated design-and-build solution covering design coordination, earthworks, drainage and stormwater management, pavement construction, synthetic turf, permitted natural infill, shockpads, fencing, gates, accessways and associated civil, electrical and landscape works. The work also includes independent testing, certification, commissioning, rectification, warranties, asset information, operation and maintenance documentation, training and handover. Council is seeking a safe, operational and maintainable facility with strong whole-of-life performance. Respondents must demonstrate relevant specialist experience, programme certainty, effective management of interfaces with park users and neighbouring properties, practical environmental controls, clear risk management, and measurable Economic Benefit and Local Participation. Council will not accept proposals limited to an individual turf component or which do not address the complete design-and-build solution. SBR, EPDM, TPE and other prohibited polymeric performance infills will not be accepted. Physical construction must be completed before the period reserved for testing, certification, required rectification, completion documentation and handover. The contract is expected to be based on NZS 3916. This is a single-stage, open competitive RFP.

136 Taniwha Street Land Enablement

Tamaki Redevelopment Company

The 136 Taniwha Street Land Enablement Project forms part of the wider regeneration of Tāmaki being delivered by Tāmaki Regeneration Limited. The project involves subdividing and servicing the redevelopment area to create five serviced superlots for future residential development. It will deliver the civil infrastructure and connections required to enable new housing and support the area’s long-term regeneration. The proposed works include: New public roads Stormwater, wastewater and water supply infrastructure Utility and telecommunications services Land subdivision and title creation The works are proposed to be delivered under a TRC-amended NZS 3910:2023 contract through a two-stage competitive procurement process, comprising an open Registration of Interest followed by a closed tender with shortlisted contractors.

Осигурање, по партијама

СМАТСА ДОО, Београд (град), ПИБ: 103170161

Ревизија и испитивање трафостаница на територији Србије и Црне Горе, по партијама

СМАТСА ДОО, Београд (град), ПИБ: 103170161

Набавка радова ради отклањања оштећења на санитарним чворовима у „3" павиљону Казнено-поправног завода у Нишу

КАЗНЕНО-ПОПРАВНИ ЗАВОД У НИШУ, НИШ, ПИБ: 103698407

Услуге одржавања и поправке теретних возила и припадајуће опреме

ЈАВНО КОМУНАЛНО ПРЕДУЗЕЋЕ "ГРАДСКО ЗЕЛЕНИЛО" НОВИ САД, НОВИ САД, ПИБ: 100457989

ЈН-113/2026 ПЕРИОДИЧНО ДОЗИМЕТРИЈСКА КОНТРОЛА ИЗВОРА ЗРАЧЕЊА - МЕРЕЊЕ РАДИ КОНТРОЛЕ СИСТЕМА УПРАВЉАЊА КВАЛИТЕТОМ МЕРА ЗАШТИТЕ ОД ЈОНИЗУЈУЋИХ ЗРАЧЕЊА - ДИЈАГНОСТИЧКИ ИЗВОРИ ЗРАЧЕЊА

ИНСТИТУТ ЗА ОНКОЛОГИЈУ И РАДИОЛОГИЈУ СРБИЈЕ, БЕОГРАД, ПИБ: 100284729

Набавка половних моторних возила

ЈКП "Варварин" Варварин, Варварин, ПИБ: 101144012

SACKVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - DISTRIBUTION UPGRADE AND SYMBIO -

Government of New Brunswick

SYMBIO - DATA CLOSET UPGRADE BLOCKS 600 & 700 - NB

Government of New Brunswick

DATA CLOSET UPGRADE BLOCKS A,B,C,D.500,800,900,R & S - NB

Government of New Brunswick

Winnipeg Airport West Lands Development Phase 2 Roadworks & Utilities

Winnipeg Airports Authority Inc

WAA Project No. 2024-054-4 - Winnipeg Airport West Lands Development Phase 2 Roadworks & Underground Utilities This solicitation is administered through WAA Procurement Portal (Euna): Portal — Open Opportunities - Winnipeg Airports Authority

Request for Source List: Quick Response A&E Consultant Services, Halifax, NS

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting consulting firms to apply to be placed on a Quick Response Consultant Source List to provide “as and when required” professional services related to commercial, residential, industrial, and institutional construction work required by the Department of National Defence, at CFB Halifax, NS. DCC plans to establish a source list; Multidisciplinary Architectural and Engineering Consultant Services for each of the following disciplines: Architecture Structural Engineering Civil Engineering Topographical Surveys Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Geotechnical Testing Typical services consist of preparation of a statement of requirements, preparation of concepts, design development, construction documents, assistance during the tendering and construction phases for the construction of a new building or renovations to an existing building. Only consulting firms with offices within 50 km of Willow Park 6231 Engineer's Way Building, CFB Halifax, NS will be considered for inclusion in a source list. NOTE: If a firm or any other associated company as defined in section 256 of the Income Tax Act ((1985, c. 1 (5th supp.), has more than one office or division within the radius mentioned above, only one office or division may apply for inclusion in a source list. Each source list will be established for a period of three (3) years with an estimated maximum value of up to $600,000 for each source list. Individual commissions under a source list should be between $5,000 and $50,000. The maximum value of a commission is $100,000. DCC reserves the right to suspend or extend the use of a source list at any time. The establishment of a source list does not constitute a commitment by DCC to spend the maximum estimated value of $600,000 for each source list. Consulting firms wishing to join one or more of the source lists must submit their application by submitting the RESPONSE FORM through MERX's electronic bidding system by the clos

Weeneebayko Area Health Authority - Town of Moosonee Lift Station Pump Install

Weeneebayko Area Health Authority

Weeneebayko Area Health Authority (WAHA) is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to replace owner supplied pumps and related appurtenances in the main lift station (Lift Station # 3) in the Town of Moosonee. Lift Station # 3 is the last lift station upstream of the municipal lagoon where the sewage is treated. Lift Station # 3 receives all sewage flow from the serviced areas of the municipality via two incoming forcemains and an incoming gravity sewer. Lift Station # 3 discharges sewage to the Moosonee municipal lagoon via a 4.1km long HDPE forcemain terminating below the lagoon water level.

P73SM26689-SUPPLY OF INDOOR-OUTDOOR FORKLIFT TRUCKS

Toronto Transit Commission - PCM Capital

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) requires a qualified supplier to supply and deliver fifteen (15) indoor and outdoor forklift trucks in accordance with the requirements and specifications outlined in the Request for Bids (RFB) documents. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Bid Documents are available for download at TTC’s Bonfire Public Portal at https://ttc.bonfirehub.ca/opportunities/112045

P73SM26717-SUPPLY OF TRAILER MOUNTED GENERATORS

Toronto Transit Commission - PCM Capital

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) requires a qualified supplier to supply and deliver three (3) trailer mounted generators in accordance with the requirements and specifications outlined in the Request for Bids (RFB) documents. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Bid Documents are available for download at TTC’s Bonfire Public Portal at https://ttc.bonfirehub.ca/opportunities/111957