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Main Contractor for Northland D500 Project - Kawakawa and Whangarei
New Zealand Police
The purpose of this notice is to provide advance notification to the market of New Zealand Police’s intention to release a tender for the Northland Programme, including projects in Kawakawa and Whangārei. The programme includes refurbishment and upgrade works within existing operational Police facilities to support increased staffing numbers and improve the functionality of facilities within the Northland District. Indicative scope by project Indicative works Kawakawa • Extension to the existing building footprint to provide additional accommodation and operational capacity. • Associated internal fit-out and reconfiguration works linked to the extension. • Garage scope, including works to support vehicle storage and operational storage requirements. • Front gate, fence and associated yard, access and groundworks interface requirements. Whangārei • Internal modifications within the existing footprint to create locker and shower facilities. • Fit-out of meeting room space and reshuffle of existing desks/workstations. • Associated bathroom, accessibility, building services and make-good works required to support the revised layout. • Coordination with landlord, existing tenancy constraints and operational use of the leased premises. The full scope, site-specific requirements, drawings, specifications and contract documentation will be provided as part of the Request for Tender. The tender is intended to be released via the Government Electronic Tenders Service (“GETS”) next week, week commencing 24 August. A site visit is anticipated to be held next week, week commencing 24 August, with the confirmed date, time and attendance arrangements to be provided as part of the Request for Tender documentation. Note: No information from suppliers is requested nor required from this advance notice. Suppliers who are interested in being part of the proposed tender should ensure that they are registered to receive GETS notifications for the applicable RFT Categories and are subscri
PS26-03-03 - Provision of Interior and Exterior Signage
Strategic Procurement
The University has recently undertaken a review of branding across the organisation. As part of this a Signage Manual is being developed to be followed across the University. The current version of that Signage Manual is included in this RFT as Document E. Currently the University engages one of two preferred suppliers to design, produce and install internal and external signs, however there are no long-term agreements in place. This procurement exercise is to source a panel of 2-3 suppliers who are able to meet the University signage requirements in accordance with the Signage Manual. Key signage areas included and excluded are described in Document A RFT Instructions to Respondents. Qualifying questions for prospective suppliers are included in Document B Intention to Lodge. Service providers intending to respond are to email a completed Document B Intention to Lodge document to psprocurement@auckland.ac.nz by1pm, Wednesday 26th August. An onsite University presentation and brief site visit will be held on Wednesday, 2nd September commencing at 2pm. Location details will be emailed to service providers who have sent the Intention to Lodge. RFT responses are to be submitted by 1pm, Friday 25th September. Respondents are required to provide relevant examples of delivering internal and external signage for similar organisations, along with referee contacts from organisations where signage has been implemented. Attachments to the RFT include: Document A - RFT Instructions for Respondents; Document B - RFT Intention to Lodge; Document C - RFT Response Form; Document D - Provision of Interior and Exterior Signage Agreement (draft), Document E University of Auckland Signage Manual - Version 1.
C-27-002 QLDC Parks Bridge Replacements
Queenstown-Lakes District Council
QLDC has undertaken an assessment of the bridges via their professional services provider, including the Anniversary Loop Bridges in Arrowtown, Waterfall Creek in Wanaka and the Hawea Trail Bridge. This revealed that the existing structures fail to meet current structural requirements and provide an insufficient level of service. They are at the end of life and require full replacement. No site visits will be arranged as part of this RFP process; however, the sites are public and respondents are encouraged to undertake their own site visits.
RFT2797 - Kellands Hill/Rosewill Valley/Cartwrights Roads “SH1 Resilience Route” Project
Timaru District Council
Timaru District Council is seeking a contractor with the capacity, resources, and flexibility to deliver a package of roading, drainage and stormwater improvement works along Cartwrights, Kellands Hill and Rosewill Valley Roads, collectively referred to as the ‘SH1 Resilience Route’. The works will improve the resilience, reliability, and safety of this important transport corridor, which serves as a key alternative north-south route to the State Highway network. The works are proposed as separable portions. However, depending on tendered prices and available funding, Council reserves the right to award only selected separable portions and may not proceed with all components of the programme. The separable portions are as follows: • Site 1: Cartwrights Road and Pleasant Valley Highway (SH 8) Intersection • Site 2: Cartwrights Road and Rosewill Valley Road Intersection • Site 3: Rosewill Valley Road, Kellands Hill Road, Washdyke Flat Road, Seaton Road and Spur Road Intersection • Site 4: Kellands Hill Road Rehabilitation • Site 5: Rosewill Valley Road Rehabilitation
Request for Quotations - Main Contractor for LSPM Fencing at Rotherham School
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Installation of suitable LSPM boundary fencing.
Main Contractor for Kaeo School (the School) – 1, 2, 5, 6, 8: Fire alarm upgrade and potential additional rights
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
This RFT is for a main contractor only. Tenders for separate portions of the works will not be considered in any instance. The scope of works includes replacing the type 2 fire alarm system to a type 4 fire alarm system, providing emergency lighting and accessibility construction works. The Contract Works will be delivered in one stage, wholly within school holiday period December 2026/January 2027 Christmas holidays – with an option to finish off works in the 2027 term 1 holidays if required. Additional rights for other projects of a lower value are included in this tender.
Contract 2026-03 Horowhenua Bus Network Services
Horizons Regional Council
Horizons seek to engage a suitably qualified operator to deliver public transport services for the region of Horowhenua. The focus on these services is the regional connection between communities, rather than an urban service. The bus services will commence on 7 December 2026 and operate for 3 years, with options to extend. This is an exciting opportunity to provide essential regional connections to communities within the Horowhenua region. Public transport is becoming more important as we respond to the challenges of growth, climate change and the current cost of living. The administrator of this tender is Shelley Foale on behalf of Horizons Regional Council.
Statistical Process Control software
New Zealand Blood Service
NZBOS has been using the same Statistical Process Control Software for approximately the last 24-years. A recent Data Integrity Assessment has highlighted risks and limitations associated with the current solution, so we are planning to enter a process to evaluate potential replacements. The information gathered in this document will be used to support the procurement of a solution that mitigates the risks identified.
C10112 Walkers/TwoChain Roundabout
Selwyn District Council
Selwyn District Council (SDC) is seeking tenders from suitably experienced construction contractors to deliver the physical works under NZS 3910:2013 for Contract No. C10112 Walkers / Two Chain Road Roundabout, located north of Rolleston town centre. The project forms part of the wider Rolleston Access Improvements programme and is intended to support planned changes to the local transport network, including increased freight and industrial traffic movements in the Rolleston area and changes to access arrangements associated with the State Highway 1 corridor. The new roundabout will improve safety, access, and network efficiency at the Walkers Road / Two Chain Road intersection and will support the continued growth of the Rolleston industrial area. The works are to be delivered as a civil construction contract and will require construction within a live road environment, coordination with multiple stakeholders and utility providers, and careful staging to manage impacts on road users, adjacent properties, and the wider transport network. The objective is to complete construction within the timeframe set out in this tender document, with construction expected to commence after 16 November 2026 and be completed by 02 April 2027. To meet this programme, the tender for construction services will close on 18 September 2026. Critical to the success of this contract is a Contractor who can demonstrate strong health and safety performance, reliably deliver high-quality works, sufficiently manage environmental and construction risks, adapt to changing site and programme conditions, communicate effectively with Council, the Engineer, NZTA Waka Kotahi, utility providers, local stakeholders and the community, and provide value for money. This contract offers an opportunity to deliver critical roading infrastructure for Selwyn District and to establish or enhance a working relationship with SDC across transport infrastructure activities. In doing so, the successful Contractor wi
Te Awaparahi Bay wharf construction
Projects Management Office
Lyttelton Port Company is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced wharf construction partners for the Te Awaparahi Bay Port Expansion and Resilience Project, an $821 million investment to expand and strengthen the South Island’s key international trade gateway. The project will deliver a 388-metre deepwater wharf, future berth capacity and a 5-hectare container terminal, supported by new ship-to-shore cranes and semi-automated gantry yard crane operations. The works are intended to provide long-term capacity, operational resilience and supply chain reliability for exporters, importers and the wider regional economy. We seek interest from contractors and consortia with proven capability in complex marine infrastructure, heavy civil works, construction staging in live operational environments, health and safety leadership, environmental management and stakeholder coordination to undertake the wharf construction. Respondents will be expected to demonstrate the technical expertise, delivery capacity and collaborative approach required to construct a major infrastructure asset while enabling port operations to continue safely and efficiently. Interested parties are invited to download and complete a non-disclosure agreement. Once the completed agreement has been received and processed, the EOI documents will be provided to those parties for their consideration. The completed non-disclosure agreement shall be sent to the following LPC contact: Alistair Boyce Head of Engineering and Projects Alistair.Boyce@lpc.co.nz
Ohineangaanga Stream Remediation Work / Erosion Repairs
BOPRC Procurement
The Ōhineangaanga Stream Erosion Protection Works project involves the construction of a range of river and stream management measures designed to stabilise stream banks, reduce erosion, protect surrounding infrastructure, and improve the long-term resilience and environmental health of the stream corridor. The works include the excavation and reshaping of sections of the stream channel and banks, installation of rock riprap erosion protection, construction of retaining structures including sheet pile walls and reinforced earth walls, and the implementation of grade control and flow management features to help manage water movement and reduce further erosion. The project also includes the creation of low-flow channel features and access benches to support both stream function and ongoing maintenance activities. Environmental management is a key component of the project. Works will be undertaken within and around the stream environment, requiring the management of stream flows, protection of aquatic habitats, and maintenance of fish passage during construction. Following construction, disturbed areas will be reinstated and riparian planting undertaken to enhance ecological values and support the long-term stability of the stream banks. Overall, the project is intended to provide a sustainable erosion protection solution that safeguards nearby assets, enhances the resilience of the stream system, and delivers environmental improvements within the Ōhineangaanga Stream catchment.
RFT2647- Landsborough Road Bridge
Timaru District Council
Timaru District Council (TDC) is seeking a contractor to construct a new bridge over Otipua Creek between Landsborough Road and Coonoor Road. The existing masonry arch bridge is in poor condition with limited remaining life for vehicle traffic, and ongoing maintenance is constrained by its age and heritage status. The current road alignment and intersection geometry also present safety concerns, including restricted visibility and a history of crashes at the site. To address these issues, Council intends to construct a new 22.5m long, two-lane bridge on an improved alignment, alongside associated road and intersection upgrades, while retaining the existing bridge for pedestrian and cycling use.
RFT - Main Building Contractor for Blocks A, C - External Cladding and Joinery Replacement at Kelburn Normal School, Kelburn, Wellington
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Kelburn Normal School’s existing Ten Year Property Plan has a project in it that targets the replacement of timber windows and joinery. The existing decayed windows and joinery are to be removed and replaced with double glazed windows and new timber joinery. The existing hall door is also to be replaced. Areas of localised cladding are identified for targeted replacement, as detailed on the architectural drawings.
Pookeno Skatepark
Waikato District Council
Waikato District Council is seeking an experienced contractor to construct the Pookeno Sports Park Skatepark — a purpose-designed in-situ concrete skate facility within the Pookeno Sports Park Master Plan. Council invites tenders from experienced Skatepark contractors to deliver the street section (approximately 636 m²) comprising banks, quarterpipes, hips, funboxes, ledges, rails and a banana spine, together with bulk earthworks, drainage, steelwork, landscaping and reinstatement. Tenderers are also invited to provide a separately priced tag option (Separable Portion B) for the bowl (approximately 121.67 m²). Tenders are informed the bowl may be instructed at contract award or during the contract as a separable portion but the delivery of the bowl is subject to available funding. Council requires a single point of accountability for the full scope of works including earthworks, concrete construction, steel coping and rails, quality assurance to skateable-finish standard, and health and safety obligations throughout the duration of the contract. If your organisation would like to attend our supplier briefing and/or site visit, please email our Point of Contact below to register.
Network Service Provider for Thames Coromandel District Council
Thames-Coromandel District Council
The future requirements from TCDC are for Network services to continue to focus on deploying SaaS solutions which requires changing/adapting the characteristics of the support to quality of service and looking at business outcomes. The timeframe under consideration will potentially see us through to 2029, so must be very forward looking and potentially deal with questions we cannot address yet. It is critical that the Network Services supplier is able to work constructively and collaboratively with all parties, and at times “hang their hat at the door” when engaging in support services. TCDC will be looking for evidence of this type of working relationship when selecting the ideal supplier. This will include how they are proactive in avoiding issues, work with all parties as required to achieve the client’s goals and accept accountability for the outcomes. The cultural fit and demonstrated alignment of the supplier is a key factor in the selection. TCDC will be heavily reliant on the supplier and will need to have a very high degree of trust and confidence in how they manage the Network infrastructure. Procurement objectives The procurement objectives are to: • conduct the process in a rational, fair, and defensible manner • identify suppliers that best meet the criteria AND in which there is the greatest level of confidence • assist TCDC to achieve long-term value-for-money.
Main Contractor - Staff Toilet Upgrades at Roxburgh Area School (and potential additional rights)
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
The Board of Trustees for Roxburgh Area School are seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced main contractor to deliver the proposed staff toilet upgrades. This generally involves new wall framing, insulation, linings, floor coverings, plumbing and associated drainage work, and electrical upgrades as detailed.
Main Contractor for the Toilet & Bag Bay Refurbishment at Woodleigh School
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
The School Board seeks to undertake the remedial and refurbishment work that was identified within the ten-year property plan. Project consultants are: Project Manager: Architect People
Main Contractor for Recladding & Refurbishment Works to Block M, Western Heights High School Rotorua
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Cladding and glazing replacement works, toilet works and interior layout changes to the admin area were identifed in the schools 10YPP.
Contract 27-003 Parks, Streets and Open Spaces Tree Maintenance
New Plymouth District Council
New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking a supplier with proven experience in tree maintenance services to provide tree maintenance across Parks, Streets, and Open Spaces. The purpose of this contract is to help keep Council trees safe, healthy, well-maintained, and sustainable for the future. Our overall objectives are to meet industry standards, support public safety, protect the amenity value of our green spaces, and meet community expectations. The services required include, but are not limited to: Planned Operations and Maintenance Reactive Maintenance Routine Operations and Maintenance Major Maintenance The supplier shall provide all labour, plant, equipment, supervision, and expertise necessary to deliver the services in a safe, efficient, and professional manner. 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. 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 Ngā mihi, NPDC Procurement Team
Upgrade of heating and ventillation and Reception re-jig - Cannons Creek Pool
Property
We’re seeking an experienced and capable main contractor to deliver the coordinated refurbishment and services upgrade of Cannons Creek pool. The successful contractor will have proven experience managing complex live-site projects, coordinating multiple specialist subcontractors and delivering high-quality outcomes with strong planning, communication and health and safety practices. A key priority of this project is maintaining the ongoing operation of the pool while construction is underway, with minimal disruption to customers, staff and surrounding facilities, Respondents will demonstrate how they will carefully stage the works, maximise the reuse of existing infrastructure where practical, manage commissioning within the planned pool closure period, and deliver a safe, efficient and sustainable solution that supports the long-term performance of the facility.
TAR 25/16 Quantitative spatial model for transport appraisal
New Zealand Transport Agency
Research to identify and quantify the explicit interactions between the transport market and the potential welfare effects in other sectors of the spatial economy by developing and using a quantitative spatial model. The research will: 1. develop a quantitative spatial model capable of carrying out transport appraisal of investment schemes/projects and to evaluate policy options. 2. identify and quantify the explicit interactions between the transport market and the potential welfare effects in other sectors of the spatial economy by developing and using a quantitative spatial model.
Main Contractor, Block C, S Classroom Refurbishment - Marlborough Boys College, Blenheim
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Kia ora All, We invite you to submit a tender for the above project at Marlborough Boys’ College, Blenheim. Project Overview The project comprises the refurbishment and reconfiguration of the existing Art Block teaching facilities, including Rooms 28, 29 and 30, staff facilities, breakout spaces, meeting room, storerooms, ancillary spaces, external access improvements, building services upgrades, and associated exterior works. Please note that there are other projects currently being undertaken across the College, including site-wide electrical, heating, and security upgrade works. Ngā Mihi
P2027-946 Regional Services - Internet
EGOI - IT
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) P2027-946 – Regional Services Internet and Connectivity Services Hastings District Council (HDC), on behalf of the Hawke's Bay Regional Shared Services (HBRTS) partners, invites proposals from suitably qualified telecommunications and network service providers for the provision of resilient internet and connectivity services. The procurement seeks suppliers capable of delivering one or more of the following service components: • Internet services for participating councils • Premium internet services for the HBRTS data centre environment • Dark fibre connectivity between data centres • Layer 2 connectivity services • Resilient and diverse network architecture supporting business continuity objectives • Associated transition, implementation and support services HDC is seeking solutions that improve network resilience, reduce single points of failure, provide diversity across carriers, exchanges and physical paths, and support the ongoing operational requirements of participating councils. Tender documents are available from the Government Electronic Tenders Service (GETS) www.gets.govt.nz. Any enquiries about this contract must be made via www.gets.govt.nz. Tenders close at 3pm Wednesday 16 September 2026 and must be submitted electronically via GETS. Please allow sufficient time to upload your submission to GETS. For more information and help about submitting electronic responses please refer to the policies and information section on the GETS website https://www.gets.govt.nz/ExternalIndex.htm NB. Only tender submissions from tenderers pre-qualified for Prequal work group (e.g., (Road Construction) (Complexity rating Complex A)) will be considered. Suggested wording from GETS: QUESTIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED THROUGH GETS ONLY PROPOSALS AND RESPONSES MUST BE SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY THROUGH GETS Please use the Response form(s) provided. The TOTAL submitted file size must not exceed 50MB, regardless of the number of files submitted. Price and
C100649 NCC Animal Shelter
Community Services – Community Resilience & Assets
This RFT relates to the engagement of a competent Contractor to undertake the construction of a new animal shelter facility (kennel and administration blocks) at the existing NCC Onekawa depot site, in accordance with the completed Detailed Design documentation. Outcome sought: A fit-for-purpose animal shelter with passive temperature control, appropriate animal welfare standards, improved staff safety, reduced ongoing maintenance costs, and building consent-ready construction. History: The existing facility has developed in an ad hoc manner and is no longer fit for purpose, with increasing maintenance costs and limitations on animal welfare, staff safety, and workflow. A Detailed Design phase (PRUID100579 / C2805) was completed separately by Etch Ltd between February and April 2025 to establish constructability ahead of this construction procurement. Overview of the programme: This is a standalone capital project, not part of a wider programme of work. Construction is budgeted across the 2026/27 and 2027/28 financial years, funded through the 2024 Long Term Plan, with a Business Case approved by Council on 25 May 2026.In summary, the Scope of Work includes: Construction of a new administration/office block and kennel block, comprising general, dangerous dog, and isolation/quarantine kennels, a food preparation and staff amenity area, dog wash and exercise areas, using a lightweight structure with precast concrete panels up to 1.2m in height. Associated works including carparking, external security fencing, and landscaping.
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