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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.
Identity Management Services
Commercial Team
Stats NZ would like to contract a suitably qualified partner with the capability and capacity to provide support, maintenance, enhancement, and advisory services for Stats NZ’s Active Roles Server (ARS) platform. ARS is a critical component of Stats NZ’s identity and access management environment. It supports identity governance, delegated administration, automated provisioning, and role-based access controls across Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, and Microsoft 365. The successful Respondent will ensure the ongoing security, reliability, and performance of identity management services while reducing operational risk and support compliance requirements. In addition, it will provide access to specialist expertise to optimise the platform, support future enhancements, and improve operational efficiency through automation and streamlined identity management processes, while offering public value. the ongoing security, reliability, and performance of identity management services while reducing operational risk and support compliance requirements. In addition, it will provide access to specialist expertise to optimise the platform, support future enhancements, and improve operational efficiency through automation and streamlined identity management processes, while offering public value.
Evaluation of community-based FASD assessment, diagnosis, and support
National Procurement
Hauora Māori Services, Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, invites proposals from an experienced kaupapa Māori evaluation partner to design and deliver an independent evaluation of community-based Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) assessment, diagnosis, and support services from November 2026 to June 2029. The evaluation forms part of the implementation of the FASD Action Plan 2025-2028 and will assess a new programme designed to improve access to timely FASD assessment, diagnosis, and early intervention support for children, young people, and whānau affected by FASD. The programme is delivered by three Hauora Māori organisations and their partners using community-based, whānau-centred service models, grounded in kaupapa Māori approaches. The evaluation will assess programme implementation, effectiveness, outcomes, kaupapa Māori approaches, and system impacts, while supporting continuous learning and improvement. We are seeking respondents with demonstrated expertise in kaupapa Māori evaluation methodologies and experience working alongside Māori organisations, whānau, hapū, and iwi. The successful respondent will provide robust evidence to inform future investment, policy, commissioning, and service design decisions, and contribute to monitoring and evaluation of the FASD Action Plan 2025-2028. Contact: Jono McLeod jono.mcleod@TeWhatuOra.govt.nz
27-008 Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) and Wellbeing 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. 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. New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced provider to deliver a comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Service solution that supports the health, wellbeing, resilience and performance of Council employees and their immediate family members. The successful supplier will act as a strategic wellbeing partner, providing a proactive, accessible, confidential and responsive service. The supplier will be expected to support a diverse workforce through culturally responsive and inclusive services, maintain the highest standards of privacy and confidentiality, and work collaboratively with Council to identify emerging wellbeing trends, reduce psychosocial risks, improve workforce resilience and continuously enhance employee wellbeing outcomes throughout the term of the contract. - Confidential employee counselling services - Critical incident and trauma response services - Preventative wellbeing programmes and education - Digital wellbeing tools and resources - Comprehensive reporting and workforce wellbeing analytics - Multiple service delivery channels including face-to-face, telephone, video and online services - Support for employees and their immediate family members 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/ If you require any further assistance, please contact procurementadmin@npdc.govt.nz NPDC Procurement T
26-27-05 WFPS-Organs Island (Lease)
West Coast Regional Council
Request for Tender - Organs Island Lease The opportunity: West Coast Regional Council is calling for tenders for the lease of the approximately 102-Hectare Organs Island Property.
25/26-217 Tūparikino Active Community Hub – Civils 2.0
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. 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. New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking a suitably experienced and competent construction contractor to deliver the Tūparikino Active Community Hub Civil Package 2 in accordance with the scope of this tender. The contractor will be responsible for completing the required civil works within the Tūparikino programme during the 2026/27 summer period, demonstrating strong capability to coordinate effectively with concurrent and adjacent activities. The proposed methodology must ensure safe and continuous access at all times and minimise disruption to the ongoing vertical construction of the indoor arena (currently being delivered by Clelands), as well as the operations of TSB Stadium, NP Raceway, Pukekura Park, and surrounding properties. The contractor must be able to deliver within a constrained, high traffic, and operationally sensitive environment while maintaining programme, safety, and quality outcomes. NOTE: a. Any main contractor intending to submit a proposal must attend the mandatory Respondent Site Visit on 27th August 2026, 02:00 PM – 04:00 PM. 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
MPI Privacy Services Panel
Corporate Services
We require experienced suppliers for a panel of MPI preferred suppliers for Privacy Associated Services (“Panel”) where the services are required within MPI. The scope includes supporting various enterprise projects with Privacy by Design advisory, privacy impact and risk assurance, and associated privacy services, as well as supporting the internal MPI Privacy team’s privacy officer duties. Panel suppliers will be required to be New Zealand based, as some work will require to access to MPI data and devices, therefore having a presence in New Zealand is a must. What’s important to us? Strong experience in and understanding of New Zealand privacy law in theory and in practice, including, for example: demonstratable experience of privacy-by-design in practice, timely and accurate delivery of privacy assessments, development of fit-for-purpose guidance and provision of training, handling privacy-related information access requests, personal information sharing frameworks and mechanisms, and prompt and effective incident and complaints management and breach response.
Request For Proposal of Supplier Capability Panel for Immunohistochemistry Testing (PD-L1) Equipment, Service and Consumables
National Procurement
This RFP is a Primary Procurement Opportunity to establish an open Supplier Capability Panel for the immunohistochemistry technology of PD-L1 testing. Suppliers will be assessed primarily on their technical capability, regulatory compliance, ability to provide New Zealand-based support, and acceptance of Health New Zealand’s panel terms. Note: The specific requirement will be issue through a separate secondary procurement opportunity in the near future.
Wairarapa College (the School) – Block B Roof Replacement
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Carry out roof replacement works to Block B in accordance with the design and details provided by Silverwood Architects and other consultants. This scope involves the demolition and reconstruction of the existing lean-to structures with new mono-pitch trussed roofs and reconfigured layouts.
MajSC176 Road Drainage Culvert Installation 26_27 Karamea Highway
Buller District Council
Supply and installation / construction services for new culverts across the Karamea Highway Bluff Rd section. Work includes supply and trenching and backfill/compaction for approximately 36m of 900dia Class 4 Concrete pipe, 28m of 750dia Class 4 Concrete pipe and 15m of Class 4 Concrete 600dia pipe. Work will include associated precast concrete headwalls and rock rip rap for each of the five culvert crossings. Trench surface is to be reinstated with a two coat grade 3/5 chip seal. Trench depths will vary between 2m to approximately 3m.
WW Fitzgerald Avenue Brick Barrel Renewal (EOI)
Infrastructure
Christchurch City Council (the Council) is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from suitably qualified contractors (Respondents) who are interested in delivering the renewal of the brick barrel drain with a new main at the scoped sites of Fitzgerald Avenue, Christchurch (the Contracted Works).
Main Contractor for the Design and Build a 120m2 Shed for a Fitness Centre at Papkura High School
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
This Request for Tenders (RFT) open invitation to Contractors (Tenderers) to submit a Tender for Papakura High School (the School) – Design and Build a 120m2 Shed for a Fitness Centre – Main Building Contractor (the Contract Works).
Kotemaori School (Hawkes Bay) - Swimming Pool Upgrade and New Filtration System
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
On behalf of the Kotemaori School Board of Trustees, we wish to invite suitably qualified suppliers to submit a tender to carry out the works descrided in the Request for Tender document. Please make sure you complete Part A and B of the Request for Tender documentt, the Works Schedule of Prices and a Cover Letter confirming your price in order to submit a compliant tender.
ADVANCE NOTICE - Safeguarding Resources, Guidance and Tools – for Disabled People and their Family and Whānau Carers
Ministry of Social Development
Safeguarding Resources, Guidance and Tools – for Disabled People and their Family and Whānau Carers Agency: Disability Support Services (DSS), Ministry of Social Development Overview: DSS is providing advance notice of an upcoming procurement opportunity to co-develop and deliver safeguarding-focused learning resources, tools and guidance for disabled people and their family and whānau carers. The project forms part of the Government response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. It will provide safeguarding tools, guidance and resources to help families, whānau carers and disabled people build safeguarding knowledge and to prevent, identify, respond to, and report abuse and neglect. This will support disabled people to be free from abuse and neglect. Scope: Co-develop safeguarding resources with disabled people, family and whānau carers, to ensure the tools, guidance and resources are practical, relevant, trusted, and reflect lived experience. Design and deliver culturally responsive, accessible and inclusive resources that meet the diverse needs of disabled people, including Māori, Pacific peoples, ethnic communities, and people with different communication, language, literacy and accessibility requirements. Build safeguarding knowledge by implementing clear, practical guidance and tools that help people recognise indicators of abuse and neglect, and know how to prevent, identify, respond to, and report concerns. Key Outcomes: • Increased safeguarding awareness for family and whānau carers and disabled people. • Greater family and whānau confidence in responding to safeguarding concerns. • Enhanced safety and wellbeing for disabled people. Indicative Timeline: Procurement release: September 2026 Contract commencement: November/December 2026 Indicative Value: Up to approximately NZD $2.2 million across 3 years. Supplier Action: No response is required at this stage. If you are interested, please subscribe to this Advance Notice to receive updates.
ADVANCED NOTICE - Disability Care and Support Workers Safeguarding Training Package and Implementation
Ministry of Social Development
Disability Care and Support Workers Safeguarding Training Package and Implementation Agency: Disability Support Services (DSS), Ministry of Social Development Overview: Safeguarding training for care and support workers caring for disabled adults receiving services from DSS funded providers. DSS is providing advance notice of an upcoming procurement opportunity to co-develop and support delivery of a national safeguarding training programme for disability care and support workers, providing care for disabled adults. This programme forms part of the Government response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. This is a specific agency initiative, aiming to strengthen safeguarding capability across high-risk disability support settings. Scope: • Co-develop and test a safeguarding training package with the disability sector and subject matter experts. • Delivery of a training package to be accessible via multiple channels, with an ability to be adapted across other care settings, in time, as required. • Support training to approximately 22,000 disability care and support workers who deliver DSS funded support in community residential settings (community group homes, and in people’s homes). • Develop implementation approaches that support long-term sector safeguarding capability improvements. Key Outcomes: • Improved prevention, identification, response, and reporting of abuse and neglect. • Workforce safeguarding capability improvement across home and community-based disability support services, through achievement of standardised learning outcomes. • Increased participation in the safeguarding capability training programme by care and support workers, and providers who engage them. • Improved safeguarding capability and competency across the care system. Indicative Timeline: • Procurement release: September 2026 • Contract commencement: November/December2026 Indicative Value: • Up to approximately NZD $9 million across 3 years Supplier Action: • No respo
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