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„Доставка, монтаж, въвеждане в експлоатация и гаранционно обслужване на медицинско оборудване за нуждите на Община Пордим по проект BG16FFPR003-2.002-0012 „Единно здраве за Северозападен регион“ по АДБФП BG16FFPR003-2.006-0036-С01 по обособени позиции“
ОБЩИНА ПОРДИМ
Доставка, монтаж, въвеждане в експлоатация и гаранционно обслужване на медицинско оборудване за нуждите на Община Пордим по проект BG16FFPR003-2.002-0012 Единно здраве за Северозападен регион по АДБФП BG16FFPR003-2.006-0036-С01 по обособени позиции
„Доставка на двигатели за автобуси Mercedes Intouro”
СТОЛИЧЕН АВТОТРАНСПОРТ ЕАД
Предметът на настоящата обществена поръчка е доставка на двигатели за автобуси Mercedes Intouro. Изпълнителя трябва да подсигури опция за обратно изкупуване на дефектните агрегати, което намалява цената на новите, в случай че дефектиралите агрегати са годни за връщане. Посочените количества двигатели в Техническата спецификация са прогнозни и Възложителят си запазва правото да избере да поръча само един от предложените варианти за всяко едно от посочените шасита, както и да не поръча агрегатите с опция за обратно изкупуване, в случаите, когато дефектиралите агрегати не са годни за връщане или не са налични. Всички дейности, както и пълното описание на изискванията към тях, са подробно описани в Техническата спецификация (Приложение № 1), неразделна част от документацията по обществената поръчка.
„Изготвяне на оценки за съответствието по реда на чл.169, ал.1, т.6 от ЗУТ и доклади за оценка на съответствието на инвестиционните проекти, във връзка с кандидатстване по Процедура чрез директно предоставяне на безвъзмездна финансова помощ BG16FFPR003-2.004 „Подкрепа за интегрирано градско развитие
ОБЩИНА КАРНОБАТ
Предметът на настоящата обществена поръчка включва изготвяне на оценки за съответствието по реда на чл.169, ал.1, т.6 от ЗУТ и доклади за оценка на съответствието на инвестиционните проекти, във връзка с кандидатстване по Процедура чрез директно предоставяне на безвъзмездна финансова помощ BG16FFPR003-2.004 Подкрепа за интегрирано градско развитие в 40 градски общини - 2 , както следва: Обособена позиция № 1: Изготвяне на оценка за съответствието по реда на чл.169, ал.1, т.6 от ЗУТ и доклад за оценка на съответствието на инвестиционен проект: Повишаване на енергийна ефективност и ремонт на сграда на ОУ Христо Ботев , изграждане на нов физкултурен салон, тоалетни и благоустрояване на дворното пространство в имот с № 376, кв. 37 по плана на с. Екз. Антимово, Община Карнобат ; Обособена позиция № 2: Изготвяне на оценка за съответствието по реда на чл.169, ал.1, т.6 от ЗУТ и доклад за оценка на съответствието на инвестиционен проект: Повишаване на енергийна ефективност и ремонт на сграда на ДГ Митко Палаузов , УПИ IV в кв. 23 по плана на с. Екзарх Антимово, Община Карнобат ; Обособена позиция № 3: Изготвяне на оценка за съответствието по реда на чл.169, ал.1, т.6 от ЗУТ и доклад за оценка на съответствието на инвестиционен проект: Резидентна грижа за лица в надтрудоспособна възраст без увреждания и с възможност за самообслужване за 20 броя лица в УПИ ХХХ-183, кв. 170, ПИ 36525.502.183 по КККР, ул. Руси Дянков , гр. Карнобат . Условията, при които ще се реализира предметът на поръчката, правата и задълженията на Възложителя и на Изпълнителя за всяка една от обособените позиции, са съгласно документацията към обществената поръчка и проекта на договор, както и в съответствие с приложимата нормативна уредба. Обхват на обществената поръчка: В обхвата на обществената поръчка са включени следните видове дейности: Извършване на оценкa съответствието по реда на чл.169
„ИЗПЪЛНЕНИЕ НА СТРОИТЕЛНО-МОНТАЖНИ РАБОТИ ЗА ИЗГРАЖДАНЕ НА ВЪНШНО ЕЛ. ЗАХРАНВАНЕ НА ЦЕНТЪР ЗА ОБУЧЕНИЕ НА ПОСЕТИТЕЛИ - УВЕЛИЧАВАНЕ НА МОЩНОСТ В УПИ VIII, КВ. 132, ГР. ПАВЛИКЕНИ ПОДОБЕКТ 1: БКТП 20/0.4KV 1 X 160 KVA ПОДОБЕКТ 2: КАБЕЛНА ЛИНИЯ 20 KV“
ОБЩИНА ПАВЛИКЕНИ
1. Предмет на поръчката: ИЗПЪЛНЕНИЕ НА СТРОИТЕЛНО-МОНТАЖНИ РАБОТИ ЗА ИЗГРАЖДАНЕ НА ВЪНШНО ЕЛ. ЗАХРАНВАНЕ НА ЦЕНТЪР ЗА ОБУЧЕНИЕ НА ПОСЕТИТЕЛИ - УВЕЛИЧАВАНЕ НА МОЩНОСТ В УПИ VIII, КВ. 132, ГР. ПАВЛИКЕНИ: ПОДОБЕКТ 1: БКТП 20/0.4KV 1 X 160 KVA; ПОДОБЕКТ 2: КАБЕЛНА ЛИНИЯ 20 KV . В УПИ VIII, кв. 132 по ПУП на гр. Павликени е разположен Зоокът Павликени. През 2025 г. съществуващата в имота стопанска постройка е реконструирана в Център за обучение за посетители, което породи необходимостта от увеличаване мощността на електрозахранването от 6 kW на 50 kW. Техническият инвестиционен проект е изцяло съобразен със Становище за присъединяване на обект за потребление към електроразпределителната мрежа по реда на чл. 117, ал. 5 от ЗЕ и чл. 28, ал. 6 от Наредба№ 6/28.03.2024 г. за присъединяване на обекти към електрическите мрежи № ПУПРОК-11898/27.11.2025 г. Проектът предвижда изграждане на БКТП с трансформатор с мощност 160 kVA за обезпечаване нуждите от допълнителна мощност при бъдещо разширяване на зоокъта. Пълната информация относно обхвата, обема и техническите изисквания към изпълнението на обществената поръчка са описани и регламентирани в Техническата спецификация -Приложение № 1, неразделна част от документацията за участие.
Създаване и експлоатация на Комплексна много протоколна комуникационна система с висока мрежова скорост за Централизирана система под ключ за големи данни и за нейна връзка с партньори и суперкомпютри, въвеждане в експлоатация на мултиклъстерна система Hadoop и на система за разпределена база данни
УНИВЕРСИТЕТ ЗА НАЦИОНАЛНО И СВЕТОВНО СТОПАНСТВО
Създаване и експлоатация на Комплексна много протоколна комуникационна система с висока мрежова скорост за Централизирана система под ключ за големи данни и за нейна връзка с партньори и суперкомпютри, въвеждане в експлоатация на мултиклъстерна система Hadoop и на система за разпределена база данни от данни, по проект Дигитализация на икономиката в среда на големи данни ДИГД BG16RFPR002-1.014-0013-C01 с водеща организация УНСС
Selection of Jordanian Non-Profit Organizations for the National Roll-out of the ILO Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) Programme under PROSPECTS Phase II (Three Geographic Lot)
ILO
Readvertisement: The deadline for submission of technical and financial proposals has been extended to 29 August 2026, 11:59 PM (Amman local time). All other requirements and conditions remain unchanged. The International Labour Organization (ILO) Jordan invites legally registered Jordanian non-profit organizations to submit proposals to implement the Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) programme under the PROSPECTS Phase II initiative. The assignment aims to strengthen entrepreneurship, economic inclusion, and access to finance for vulnerable Jordanians and Syrian refugees through the delivery of SIYB training packages (GYB, SYB, and IYB), certification of SIYB trainers, business counselling, and linkages to financial services. The procurement is divided into three geographic lots (North, Central, and South), with one implementing partner to be selected per lot. The implementation period is 12 months (1 October 2026 – 30 September 2027). Interested organizations must meet the eligibility and experience requirements specified in the Terms of Reference and are invited to submit separate technical and financial proposals in accordance with the requirements specified therein. Deadline for submission of technical and financial proposals: 29 August 2026, 11:59 PM (Amman local time).
C-27-019 Queenstown Hill Wilding Conifer Harvest
Queenstown-Lakes District Council
Through a Notice of Intent, The Queenstown Lakes District Council is advising interested parties of the intention to go to market to attract suppliers for wilding conifer harvest planning and harvest operations on reserve land up Te Tapunui Queenstown Hill The opportunity The successful contractor will be required to deliver end-to-end harvest services, including but not limited to: Phase 1: Comprehensive harvest planning Phase 2: Harvest operations The harvest of wilding conifers across 109 hectares of reserve land on Queenstown Hill is a key step in a high-profile Wilfire risk reduction and ecological restoration programme. The Te Tapunui Queenstown Hill Reserve Restoration Management Plan (2025), available online, details the restoration activities and includes an overview of harvest management zones and anticipated harvest methods.
Strengthening of Tahuna Road Bridges
Waikato District Council
Waikato District Council is seeking an experienced contractor to strengthen two bridges on Tahuna Road. The works include structural strengthening, concrete repairs, temporary works, traffic management, and all activities required to improve the long-term performance and resilience of the bridges on an important transport link. Council's objectives are to: Deliver the strengthening works safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption. Improve bridge capacity to support current and future transport demands. Extend the service life of the two structures. Achieve value for money through the appointment of a suitably experienced contractor. Council intends to go to market in: September 2026, if you are interested in this opportunity, please subscribe to this Notice on GETS.
Land Drainage, Rivers & Coastal Maintenance Contract
Gisborne District Council
Gisborne District Council owns and maintains land drainage, rivers and coastal assets in the district that contribute to the protection of land, buildings, people and infrastructure from flooding and erosion. The scope of work for this contract is outlined in the Specifications and broadly includes key maintenance tasks such as spraying, mowing, excavation, vegetation removal, willow planting and management, culvert jetting, inspection and maintenance of dam, stopbank and pump station assets, and pre and post flood inspections of infrastructure. The estimated value of the Contract is approximately $1.5 million per annum. An initial contract term of seven years with a right of renewal, subject to performance, of a further three years (maximum contract term ten years) is proposed. The Contract commences on the 1 July 2027. A generous mobilisation period has been allowed for in the tender programme. Next steps: - Complete and return Appendix 1 – Proposal Acknowledgement Form indicating your intention to submit a Proposal. - Register for a Respondent Site Visit. Site Visits will be scheduled for the 26th and 27th August 2026.
O - C0039170 Poultry Biosecurity Grant
Biosecurity New Zealand
Why the grant was established The Poultry Biosecurity Grant helps commercial poultry operators with fewer than 100,000 birds improve on-farm biosecurity and prepare for H5 bird flu. Strong biosecurity is one of the best ways to protect poultry from disease and reduce the risk of spread of H5 bird flu. The grant supports practical improvements on poultry and egg farms. It will help protect poultry businesses, jobs, livelihoods, and New Zealand's food supply. The government has committed $1.5 million to the grant, which was developed in partnership with the poultry industry and builds on existing preparedness work. How the grant will support poultry and egg operators Applications are open until 30 September 2026. The grant covers work completed on or after 28 July 2026. Strong on-farm biosecurity is one of our best defences against H5 bird flu and will help manage and prevent spread if it does reach poultry. Grant funding will support practical improvements that make a measurable enhancement to on-farm biosecurity, including: - infrastructure like fencing, storage areas, quarantine sheds - controlled entry points - bird-proofing measures - cleaning and disinfecting facilities. Our application guideline has a full list of eligible infrastructure improvements. You can apply for a grant if you: -are a commercial poultry operator -are a member of the Poultry Industry Association of New Zealand (PIANZ) or Egg Producers Federation (EPF) -have fewer than 100,000 birds. Please use the official application form available on the Ministry for Primary Industries website at www.mpi.govt.nz/poultry-biosecurity-grant All applications must be sent to HPAIgrants@mpi.govt.nz
AOR Market Sounding & RFI: Train Door Operation and Dispatch Technology Partner
Auckland Transport
This Market Sounding and Request for Information (RFI) is issued to identify potential international technology partners for a train door operation and dispatch solution for the Auckland Rail Network. Auckland One Rail is seeking information from organisations that can provide relevant hardware, software and systems integration capability, and that may also be able to undertake implementation, commissioning, training, support and ongoing maintenance. Please note that Auckland Transport is publishing this RFI on behalf of Auckland One Rail who are undertaking this procurement process. All enquiries, clarification questions, submissions and other communications relating to this process must be directed solely to the nominated Auckland One Rail contact person identified in this document. Any engagement concerning this process outside these directions may result in the respondent’s organisation being disqualified from this process.
Lincoln University - Central Campus Exterior Building Cleaning
Lincoln University
The University requires the services of a suitably qualified and experienced exterior building cleaning contractor to provide exterior building cleaning services for University facilities. The contractor will be responsible for the safe and effective cleaning of building exteriors, including façades, windows, cladding, roofs, gutters, downpipes, canopies, entrances, and other services as required. Services will need to be delivered in a manner that maintains the appearance, condition, and longevity of University assets while minimising disruption to staff, students, and visitors. Prospective suppliers can register for a site visit by contacting George Clarke - Building Maintenance Lead Email address: george.clarke@lincoln.ac.nz These will be held between 31/08/2026 to 04/09/2026 All other questions must be submitted via GETS
Contract no. 25-66 - Waterford Drive, Winton, stormwater upgrade
Southland District Council
A large rain event occurred in Southland in September 2023. This led to surface flooding across the region. Southland District Council (SDC) received complaints of surface flooding from several residents in Winton township. A stormwater upgrade was completed on Arthur Street in 2024. WSP have previously undertaken a stormwater model build for the township of Winton with several recommended upgrades and locations to investigate further. Based on this, water flooding concerns on Waterford Drive to be addressed by construction of new stormwater main draining to open channel on the west. SDC propose to upgrade the stormwater network by construction of an additional stormwater main on Waterford Drive to reduce the flooding experienced in this area in future events. The upgrade would be from the outlet drain on Ivy Russell Reserve on the western side of 48 Hillary Street to Niddry Crescent Waterford Drive Intersection.
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.
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