Tenders

AOI - Djibouti - Acquisition et installation de cinq (5) stations météorologiques automatiques, de vingt-cinq (25) stations pluviométriques et de cinq (5) ordinateurs de haute performance - ADRIFI

Updated: 03-Jul-2026

Updated: 03-Jul-2026 Le gouvernement de Djibouti a obtenu un don de la Banque Africaine pour le Développement (BAD), ci-après dénommée la Banque pour financer le Projet multinational de financement de la gestion des risques de catastrophes climatiques : Cas de Djibouti (ADRIFI), et a l’intention d’utiliser une partie... Le gouvernement de Djibouti a obtenu un don de la Banque Africaine pour le Développement (BAD), ci-après dénommée la Banque pour financer le Projet multinational de financement de la gestion des risques de catastrophes climatiques : Cas de Djibouti (ADRIFI), et a l’intention d’utiliser une partie...

TDB’s mission is to be at the forefront of extending development capital and services to advance regional growth and integration through customer focused and innovative financing instruments. TDB’s pr

Multinational - Trade Development Bank-USD 200M-Trade Finance Line of Credit - P-Z1-HAA-114

Updated: 03-Jul-2026

Contract Awards - Senior Capital Markets Operations Specialist for the Capital Markets Development Trust Fund - PIFD

Updated: 03-Jul-2026

Updated: 03-Jul-2026

Le Gouvernement de la République du Burundi a reçu un don du Groupe de la Banque Africaine de Développement et du Fonds International pour le Développement Agricole (FIDA) pour couvrir le coût du Proj

AMI - Burundi - Recrutement d’une Organisation Non Gouvernementale (ONG) chargée de la mise en œuvre des activités de développement communautaire spécifiques au genre - BRIDEP

AMI - Burundi - Recrutement d’une Organisation Non Gouvernementale (ONG) chargée de la mise en œuvre des activités de développement communautaire spécifiques au genre - BRIDEP AMI - Burundi - Recrutement d’une Organisation Non Gouvernementale (ONG) chargée de la mise en œuvre des activités de développement communautaire spécifiques au genre - BRIDEP Updated: 03-Jul-2026

Prestations de transport en autocars

Mairie de Petit-Quevilly

Automatisation du réseau d'assainissement Gandillon du centre-ville de Fort de France- Tranche 3

Odyssi

Achat de matériels, fournitures et consommables informatiques

Comité de concertation et de coordination de l'apprentissage du BTP

Contract Awards - Individual Consultant to support the Business Analytics Team - PINS

Updated: 15-Dec-2025

Updated: 15-Dec-2025 Individual Consultant to support the Business Analytics Team. Individual Consultant to support the Business Analytics Team.

Contract Awards - Long Term Individual Consultant – Financial Analyst - PERN

Updated: 16-Jun-2026

Updated: 16-Jun-2026 The objective of the consultancy is to support the investment teams by conducting financial analysis and cost-benefit analysis, while also assisting the SEFA operations team with data processing and analytics. More specifically, the assignment aims to contribute to the preparation and assessment... The objective of the consultancy is to support the investment teams by conducting financial analysis and cost-benefit analysis, while also assisting the SEFA operations team with data processing and analytics. More specifically, the assignment aims to contribute to the preparation and assessment...

Bridge 145 Replacement

Central Otago District Council

This Request for Tender (RFT) by Central Otago District Council is for the Bridge 145 Replacement project. This Contract is for the design and construction of a permanent replacement for Bridge 145 on Maniototo Road, crossing the Taieri River near Halls Ford, approximately 10 km southwest of Ranfurly. The Contract Works include the replacement bridge, associated approach road works, associated civil works, temporary works, environmental controls, compliance activities, reinstatement, handover and defects obligations.

EOI for Partnership Opportunity Canterbury Provincial Chambers Buildings

Infrastructure

Christchurch City Council invites Expressions of Interest (EOI) from parties interested in a potential Opportunity relating to the restoration, activation, management, and long-term stewardship of the Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings (CPCB). This EOI is an exploratory, non-binding market engagement process. It is not a procurement process and will not result in the award of a contract at this stage. Its purpose is to inform the Council’s understanding of market interest, capability, potential partnership structures, and key commercial and delivery considerations prior to any decision on next steps. As one of New Zealand’s most significant heritage landmarks, the CPCB presents an opportunity to consider how heritage preservation, activation, public value, and long-term sustainability might be advanced through an appropriate future arrangement.

3-Waters Operations & Maintenance Contract

Gisborne District Council

Gisborne District Council owns and maintains a three waters infrastructure network in the district that supplies water, wastewater, and stormwater services to connected properties. The scope of work includes the operations and maintenance of Council’s drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater networks and the maintenance of selected facilities including the water treatment plants and wastewater treatment plants. The scope includes a 365/24 response to network issues. Council intends to include $3 million of capital and renewal projects (within each full financial year) in the scope of work. The estimated value of the Contract is approximately $7.6 million per annum, including the $3 million of capital and renewal projects. In addition, the Contractor has the opportunity to competitively tender for additional work from Council’s capital works programme that is approximately $15 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. The annual contract value, opportunity to competitively tender for additional work from Council’s extensive capital programme, and the contract term make this an attractive proposition. 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 8th and 9th July 2026.

Temporary Adjustment to PE Pipe Testing Requirements Under Current Resin Supply Constraints

Infrastructure

Purpose of this Notice Christchurch City Council (CCC) is advising suppliers, manufacturers, and contractors of a temporary adjustment to PE pipe testing requirements. This change responds to significant global disruption in polyethylene (PE) resin supply, which is affecting the number of extrusion batches delivered to projects and the associated testing burden.

231 Stuart Street, Dunedin - Request for Proposal

Dunedin City Council

The Dunedin City Council (DCC) has agreed to list the property at 231 Stuart Street, Dunedin, for sale on the open market in a Request for Proposal process, and the public is now being invited to submit their proposals on possible uses for the property. We are asking for people to present their ideas on what they would like to do with the property, and are seeking a buyer that not only will restore and protect this heritage building, but one that will also create something that will benefit the city. Proposals should align with the values of the Council, and demonstrate the long-term and wider benefits to Dunedin. This could be financial, economic, or net positive social and community outcomes. Prospective purchasers will have to undertake due diligence, particularly given the classified heritage status of the property, and provide detailed plans on what the building will be used for, and how it will be brought up to standard so it can be safe for occupancy and the proposed use. This should include a business plan for the venture being proposed, an explanation as to how any remedial work will be funded, and proposed terms of sale (price, settlement, conditions etc). This is an exciting opportunity for prospective buyers and the community combined. To submit a Proposal - VISIT www.dunedin.govt.nz/231stuartstreet Note: Proposals not accepted electronically via GETS, see link above for full details on the submission process.

Provision of information relating to Edge Housing Areas in the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor

Infrastructure

Request for Proposals - Supply of abiraterone and novel androgen receptor inhibitors (nARIs)

Pharmaceutical Management Agency

Pharmac invites proposals for the supply of abiraterone and novel androgen receptor inhibitors in New Zealand. This request for proposals (RFP) letter incorporates the following schedules and attachments: · Schedule 1 specifies the pharmaceuticals for which Pharmac is requesting proposals and sets out the background to the RFP and the types of proposals sought; · Schedule 2 describes the process that Pharmac expects to follow in relation to the RFP; · Schedule 3 sets out information about the estimated size of the current subsidised market for the pharmaceuticals; · Attachment 1 is the form in which you can provide non-price information; · Attachment 2 is the form in which you can provide price information; · Attachment 3 contains Pharmac’s standard terms and conditions for supply of pharmaceuticals; · Attachment 4 contains the standard Principal Supply Status terms; and · Attachment 5 is the New Zealand Government Supplier Code of Conduct. If you wish to submit a proposal, you must submit it to Pharmac via the Government Electronic Tenders Service (GETS) no later than 12:00pm (New Zealand time) on 13 August 2026. If you have any enquiries about this RFP, you should submit them via GETS, using the questions and answers function before 12:00pm (New Zealand time) on 31 July 2026. Responses to all enquires will be published on GETS. If you do need to get in touch via email, please contact procurement@pharmac.govt.nz We will also be holding an online supplier briefing 1:00pm (New Zealand time) on 16 July 2026. If you are interested in attending this, please register your interest by emailing procurement@pharmac.govt.nz We look forward to receiving your proposal.

Request for Proposal - HCC Professional Services Panel

Hutt City Council

This Request for Proposal (RFP) is issued by Hutt City Council (HCC) and relates to the procurement of a Professional Services Panel (the Panel) to support the delivery of HCC’s Long Term Plan projects.

IMP Decision Advantage Foundations

Procurement

The New Zealand Defence Force is seeking proposals for the Information Management Programme — Decision Advantage Foundations, RFX_2846 / Pro_4925. NZDF is seeking a Prime Supplier, supported by Named Sub-Primes where appropriate, to deliver an integrated Information Management capability uplift across three connected domains: Enterprise Data and Analytics, Automation, and Digital Workplace. The outcome sought is a trusted, secure, federated and interoperable information environment that improves how information is discovered, accessed, shared, governed, protected, retained and exploited across Defence operating environments. This is a single integrated procurement. Partial, domain-only or point-solution responses will not be accepted. The procurement is structured in two phases. Phase 1 — Discovery and Design — is a funded, fixed-price engagement to validate scope and requirements, mature the integrated solution design, test assumptions, confirm delivery sequencing, and establish the delivery, cost, design and risk baseline. Phase 2 — Implementation — is conditional on further approvals, funding confirmation, satisfactory completion of Phase 1, agreement of final scope and pricing, execution of the Master Services Agreement, and NZDF being satisfied that implementation represents value for money and an acceptable delivery risk profile. NZDF is looking for respondents that can demonstrate Prime Supplier accountability, credible integration across the three capability domains, practical delivery experience in complex and secure environments, incremental delivery and early proof of value, transparent commercial behaviour, and an approach that avoids unnecessary duplication, centralisation or supplier lock-in. nterested parties must log into NZDF SmartProcure at nzdf.bravosolution.com to access and download the full RFP documents, response forms and supporting information. Details of the optional market briefing will be released through SmartProcure. All enquiries and c

Lotto NZ Retail Digital Signage

New Zealand Lotteries Commission

Lotto New Zealand is seeking information from the market on digital signage solutions to support its nationwide retail network of over 1,100 outlets. The RFI is intended to build an understanding of available technologies, service models, and commercial approaches to inform a potential future procurement. The scope covers the end-to-end digital signage ecosystem, including screens and hardware, content management software, analytics, installation, and ongoing support. Lotto NZ is particularly interested in scalable solutions that can adapt to different store formats and improve customer experience. Suppliers are asked to outline delivery and operating models, such as managed services or subscription-based approaches, and provide indicative commercial structures and cost drivers. The RFI also seeks insight into implementation considerations, lifecycle management, sustainability, and opportunities for innovation. Overall, this RFI is a market-sounding exercise designed to explore modern, flexible, and future-ready digital signage options, and to support development of a business case for any subsequent procurement activity.

Timor Leste Policing Support Programme (2026 – 2031)

Crown Funding

Kia Ora, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) is seeking to appoint a Supplier/s to help support our Policing Support Programme in Timor Leste. We are looking for suppliers who have the capability, experience and expertise to deliver the full services as outlined in the Terms of Reference (ToR). The supplier will need to demonstrate comprehensive community policing expertise consistent with New Zealand’s approach, sector experience and a solid track record in successfully delivering programme support services for large, complex programmes in an ASEAN or Pacific Islands context. Please see the attached RFP and supporting documents for further information on this exciting opportunity. We will be holding a Supplier Briefing on Tuesday 14 July at 2pm via Teams. The details are below. Meeting ID: 442 446 939 038 Passcode: oK6JY7hc Some Key Dates to be aware of: Supplier Briefing Tuesday 14 July at 2.00pm (NZ Time) Deadline for questions via the GETS Q&A option Thursday 06 August at 2pm (NZ Time) RFP closes Monday 10 August at 2pm (NZ time) We look forward to receiving your response. Ngā mihi Chris

Replacement Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS)

New Zealand Police

TN/26/12 – ABIS Replacement Initiative New Zealand Police has released a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the replacement of its Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS). ABIS is a critical operational capability that supports identity management across Police workgroups, enabling investigative, evidential, and identification functions. It underpins court outcomes, deceased person identification, and public trust in biometric decision-making. Police is seeking proposals for a modern, secure, and scalable solution to replace its current biometric systems (fingerprint and image management system including facial recognition capability) with a single, extensible platform. The RFP includes detailed information on requirements, evaluation criteria, procurement process, timelines and proposed contractual arrangements. How to Access the RFP Interested parties wanting to participate in the RFP process will need to request and complete a Deed of Confidentiality prior to the release of the RFP documentation Please contact the email address for documentation: tenders.national@police.govt.nz

Whangārei Urban Bus Services – CityLink, SchoolLink & Hikurangi Link

Northland Regional Council

Northland Regional Council (NRC) invites tenders for the provision of public transport services in Whangārei. This contract includes the CityLink urban bus network, SchoolLink services, and the Hikurangi Link, commencing 1 October 2027 for a nine-year term. The tender will seek a supplier capable of delivering safe, reliable, and accessible services using high-quality, low-emission vehicles (for CityLink). NRC is seeking a supplier to deliver safe, reliable, and high-quality services, including the operation of low-emission vehicles for the CityLink network, and to work in partnership with Council to support an efficient and sustainable public transport system.

Land Transport Minor Structural Component Renewals

Land Transport

The Principal is looking for high performing suppliers of structural maintenance and renewal work to perform work on its Land Transport Structural Assets (Bridges, culverts and retaining walls). This tender will be a 3 year contract with one possible 2-year extension with regular performance reviews. The contract is a “Measure and Value” contract as defined by the NZS 3917 – 2013 General Conditions of Contract, Causes 2.1 and 2.3.

Waka Shelter Upgrades

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