Tenders

Te Paewhiri Mātanga - Expert Panel

Dunedin City Council

The DCC’s long term engineering and specialist support (LTES) panel, contract number 7860, expires on 30 June 2026 and has no further renewal options. This is a request for proposals from experienced consultants/specialists that are interested in forming a panel to support the DCC in delivering its commitments in the long-term Plan (LTP). This new panel will be called - Te Paewhiri Mātanga (The Expert Panel) and will be for an initial term of 5 years. What’s most important DCC requires specialist support across all technical DCC groups to deliver its obligations with sufficient capacity to ensure the timely delivery of projects. We are aiming to: • Rationalise supplier numbers. • Improved scoping accuracy. • Enhance the operating model. • Ensure better reporting, visibility and accountability. • Achieve best possible value for money. • Maintain competitive tension. What we don’t want We do not want suppliers on Te Paewhiri Mātanga that: • Are not aligned to the DCC’s LTP commitments. • Do not benefit from participation.

2026-10875 Flail Mowing - Lower Clutha & Lower Taieri

Engineering

The Otago Regional Council is responsible for the delivery of land drainage and flood protection services throughout the Otago region. To achieve this on the Lower Taieri and Lower Clutha Flood Protection and Drainage schemes we require a suitably qualified and experienced flail mowing contractor to assist with the vegetation maintenance of selected flood banks and roadside drains. This work will be delivered across two (2) contract packages covering Flood Protection and Drainage Schemes in Lower Clutha and Lower Taieri.

SH76 Brougham Street Corridor

New Zealand Transport Agency

This contract is for the delivery of the SH76 Brougham Street Corridor Improvements Project, an urban corridor upgrade within the Roads of Regional Significance (RoRS) programme. The works include pavement and surfacing improvements, intersection upgrades, enhanced crossings, intelligent transport systems, streetscape works and associated utility coordination, including watermain works delivered on behalf of Christchurch City Council. Given the live urban environment and multiple third-party interfaces, the contract requires a strong focus on staging, traffic management, stakeholder coordination, and minimising disruption to road users, businesses, and the community. The contract has been classified under NZTA’s Prequalification System as Surfacing – Level A (2A) and Construction – Level A (4A). Tenderers must hold the required NZTA prequalification levels to be eligible to tender. In addition, watermain works must be undertaken by a contractor approved under CCC’s Three Waters Physical Works Panel, and the Orion 66kV utility crossing works must be completed by an Orion prequalified 66kV contractor. Electronic copies of the RFT documentation are attached to this advertisement. All tenderer’s queries are to be submitted through the GETS Questions and Answers. Any queries that fall outside of the formal Q&A and that require urgent attention, must be directed to NZTA’s point of contact, as stated in the main RFT document. All responses to tender queries/clarifications will be answered by Notice to Tenderer which will be available in the GETS addenda. Tender submissions shall be uploaded to GETS eTender box in two separate files. The GETS file upload limit is 50MB. The files should be labelled: - Supplier Company Name - File No 1 - Contract Number - Proposal excluding Price - Supplier Company Name - File No 2 - Contract Number - Price (pdf format PLUS excel spreadsheet Schedule of Prices) Tender submissions will only be accepted electronically via the GETS eTender Box.

Strategic Technology Enhancement Project (STEP) | Application Services

New Zealand Qualifications Authority

Kia ora, The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) invites suitably qualified suppliers to submit proposals for the Strategic Technology Enhancement Project (STEP) – Application Services. STEP is a key initiative to replace NZQA’s legacy application landscape and addresses critical risks associated with the ageing electronic Qualifications Authority (eQA) platform, which underpins NZQA’s core services. NZQA is seeking proposals for the provision of the following application service capabilities: 1. Learner Records Management Enabling NZQA to manage: • Learner profile and Record of Achievement (Learner Master) • Enrolment, entry, and results management 2. Assessment Management Enabling NZQA to manage: • Exam centre management • Logistics management • Incident management • Assessment planning and delivery • Response management and marking 3. Specialist Workforce Management Enabling management of the Specialist Workforce (SWF) lifecycle, including: • Resource planning • Invitation and application management • Onboarding (integrated with NZQA onboarding and HR systems) • Allocation to resource groups • Training monitoring • Claims and payments (integrated with claims systems) • Offboarding An online supplier briefing will be held for suppliers. The session will provide an overview of the opportunity and opportunity for suppliers to ask questions. Relevant information from the briefing will be made available via GETS, where appropriate. Briefing details as below: Date: Thursday, 4 June 2026 Time: 9:30am – 11:30am (NZ time) • Link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/46070668984563?p=T90VXiXYqq3hMojWTb • Meeting ID: 460 706 689 845 63 • Passcode: PT3iA2iX The Request for Proposal (RFP) will be published via GETS as an addendum to this notice in the week commencing 2 June 2026 and will include full details of the requirement, scope, and evaluation approach. Instructions • Suppliers must download the RFP documentation from GETS via this notice once it becomes available •

2026-06 Hydrographic Services

Land Information New Zealand

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) is seeking to procure hydrographic survey services that support safe navigation, national resilience, and coastal mapping outcomes. Suppliers must be able to plan, acquire, process, and deliver hydrographic and bathymetric data in accordance with LINZ Hydrographic Survey Specifications (HYSPEC), at a minimum meeting LINZ 1 standards. Services will primarily focus on safety‑of‑navigation surveys and infill that complements the 3D Coastal Mapping (3DCM) programme. Respondents are expected to demonstrate proven technical capability, sufficient capacity, and the ability to operate across New Zealand, including remote locations, while working collaboratively with LINZ under a Master Services Agreement and Statements of Work. While it is envisaged that most of the requirements will be met by sonar technology LINZ will consider other technologies that can meet the specifications. The Deadline for Responses is 8 July 2026 at midday. Responses must be submitted to the Point of Contact in the RFP. Note: Part 10 - Proposed Contract will be uploaded as an Addendum to this RFP within 5 New Zealand business days of the release date.

Relief Supplies Logistics

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

AMI Water Meter, Network Connectivity and Platform Contract

Taupo District Council

Scope of Work Includes water meter/telemetry unit supply, network connectivity and platform services. Documents are available at no charge via the GETS web site. Tenders close within the GETS Tender box, at 2pm on Tuesday 7th July 2026 Any enquirers please contact procurement@taupo.govt.nz The lowest price or any tender not necessarily accepted. Procurement Manager

WDC Hokitika WWTP RFP Concept Design

Westland District Council

Westland District Council (WDC) is seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced consultants to provide Lead Designer professional services for the Hokitika Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) replacement project. This procurement relates to the Concept Design phase only and forms part of the wider strategic development of a future wastewater infrastructure project.

ERP Programme Testing Services

PFR IT

BSI is undertaking a multi year Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Programme that is part of a significant business, behavioural, and data transformation. The ERP Programme underpins the establishment of BSI as a single, integrated organisation and will introduce new enterprise wide processes, governance models, decision making disciplines, data standards, and ways of working across multiple legacy entities, business functions, and sites. BSI is seeking a strategic testing services partner to deliver an effective ERP Testing Services capability that will support high levels of Integration across the multiple legacy entities. The proposed implementation strategy will utilise a Function-Wise implementation approach. This approach will require testing services across all phases of the Programme including effective regression testing to be performed as the additional functions are deployed.

Chatham Islands Council - Resource Management Planning Services Panel

Business Support

Chatham Islands Council invites proposals from suitably qualified consultancies, local government organisations and other capable service providers to support the delivery of Council's resource management planning function. Council intends to establish a panel of up to three service providers. Panel members will be invited to compete for resource management planning assignments as they arise. Each assignment will be assessed against price, quality and methodology criteria relevant to the work required. This is a rare opportunity to partner with New Zealand's most remote rural community and its Council, supporting the lives and livelihoods of the Chatham Islands community through practical, trusted and locally responsive resource management planning.

MajSC164 Fisherman's Wharf Fender Upgrade

Buller District Council

The BDC intends to undertake targeted repair and upgrade works to the Fisherman’s Wharf fender system at Westport Harbour. Recent engineering inspection identified damaged, missing, or failed timber fender strips, broken upper and lower longitudinal beams, broken diagonal braces, missing timber packers, damaged or missing steel restraint brackets, and a broken wharf pile at Bent 43 requiring either pile replacement or an alternative approved strengthening solution. The purpose of the works is to reinstate the wharf fendering system so that berthing impact loads are transferred through sound structural elements, to complete the minimum ancillary repairs required to support that outcome, and to address immediate structural risk at Bent 43.

ERP Programme Training Provider

PFR IT

The Bioeconomy Science Institute (BSI) is undertaking a multi year Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Programme that represents a significant business, behavioural, and data transformation, not a technology replacement. The ERP Programme underpins the establishment of BSI as a single, integrated organisation and will introduce new enterprise wide processes, governance models, decision making disciplines, data standards, and ways of working across multiple legacy entities, business functions, and sites. BSI is seeking a strategic training partner to design, develop and deliver an impact led, role based ERP training capability that supports sustained adoption across multiple locations, roles, and programme delivery tranches.

Contract 1075 - Professional Services - Structures and Geotechnical

Network and Infrastructure

This Request for Proposal (RFP) invites suitably qualified suppliers to submit a proposal for Contract 1075 - Professional Services Structures and Geotechnical, for inspections and asset management through structural inspections and asset management of the key structures in the roads, recreational reserves, and cycle trails across Waitaki District. The contract covers bridges, retaining walls, and other structures across the Waitaki district. The appointed consultant will act as our Structure Inspection Engineer and lead all aspects of inspection, monitoring, reporting, and maintenance programming. At times council may require additional advice or design work in relation to the maintenance and renewal of our structures. The geotechnical services will cover coastal erosion protections works, retaining structures including reinforced earth retaining walls and stone basket/bag mass retaining structures. The initial contract term is three years, with two rights of renewal of one year each, subject to satisfactory performance.

Foot Health Maintenance Services to NZ Veterans

Procurement

The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) on behalf of Veteran Affairs (VA) has a requirement and responsibility to ensure all veterans receive entitlement, services and support available to them. NZDF wishes to contract with a provider or providers to provide foot health maintenance services to New Zealand Veterans. NZDF requires a solution that enables a provider to be responsive and flexible in providing the service, taking into consideration VA has a somewhat unique complexity of needs. The provider would need to be willing to work with VA to tailor the package to account for NZDFs environment. The social objective of this procurement is to procure foot health maintenance services for Veterans who require foot care to support veterans as part of their rehabilitation programmes and independence. NZDF wishes to contract with a provider or providers to supply safe, effective and efficient foot health maintenance services to VA by fully trained and qualified staff. This Request for Proposal (RFP) is seeking responses from the market to provide information and capability relating to the requirements detailed in this RFP. The proposed term of the Agreement will be for 5 years + 2 years. Questions are encouraged and you may request that they are kept confidential providing that they are commercially sensitive. NZDF reserves the right to provide supplementary information to all Respondents should a confidential question highlight a point requiring clarification to other Respondents. Please note that this tender, and all documentation related to it, is only available on NZDF’s SmartProcure website: https://nzdf.bravosolution.com Suppliers must logon to SmartProcure to access the tender and submit a response. Registration is simple and free, just click “Register Now”. If you require assistance this is available by email to dcs.vm@nzdf.mil.nz All enquiries regarding this tender must be in writing through NZDF's SmartProcure message system. NZDF will endeavour to respond in writ

C-26-209 Sunshine Bay Revetment

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

QLDC is seeking quotations for the Sunshine Bay revetment project. We are looking for a suitably qualified and experienced civil works contractor that has undertaken erosion control projects, understands working in sensitive environments such as the lakeshore and the outcome required when working in popular visitor areas. Works will include the excavation of beach material, the installation of rock revetment, formation of new beach accessways, improvements to the access road, carpark surfacing and stormwater formations, and the installation of new signs and relocation of existing markers such as the ski lane posts. Works are to be delivered as per the Detailed Design drawings that have been prepared for construction, and in compliance with consenting conditions, and the QLDC Land Development and Subdivision Code of Practice. No site visit is being held for this RFQ, however, the site location is public, and respondents are encouraged to visit the site prior to submitting a response.

Waiotira Road (South) Pavement Rehabilitation 2026

Whangarei District Council

Whangarei District Council are seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor for the construction of a Pavement Rehabilitation on Waiotira Road (Sth), RP 5857 - 6206, Whangarei. The rehabilitation works involve shaping of the existing pavement material. Supply, placement & stabilisation of new GAP65 Basecourse material. Some localised widening/shoulder support and drainage works including water tabling, culvert extensions and headwalls. The organiser of this contract is Rob Aubrey of Whangarei District Council Contact details are: Phone: 021489734 Email: rob.aubrey@wdc.govt.nz Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. S Weston Chief Executive

Next Generation Electricity Network Engineering Consultancy Services Panel 2026

Aurora Energy

Aurora Energy’s current Engineering Consultancy Services Panel, that was established in 2019, expires on the 30 August 2026.[AH2.1] The current panel has been instrumental in the successful delivery of a range of both brownfields and greenfields substation projects across Aurora Energy’s electricity network in Dunedin, Central Otago/Wānaka and Queenstown Lakes. With the upcoming expiry of the current panel, Aurora Energy are seeking proposals from suitability qualified and experienced engineering consultancy organisations to join a Next Generation Electricity Network Engineering Consultancy Services Panel. The Panel is being established to support, and be a key enabler to, the planning and delivery of our ongoing investment plans across the Aurora Energy network, particularly in relation to capital upgrades to our substation network assets. Aurora Energy’s investment intentions are outlined in our Asset Management Plan Update 2026–2036, which signals planned network investment of approximately $1.24 billion over the next ten years. This investment is expected to drive a sustained programme of design and delivery activity across the network. The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to invite suitability qualified Respondents to submit their Proposals to join the Next Generation Electricity Network Engineering Consultancy Services Panel. This is a single stage procurement process consisting of this RFP. The objective of this RFP process is to obtain sufficiently detailed information from suppliers of Electricity Network Engineering Consultancy Services about their respective organisations and their ability to provide the Requirements. This enables Aurora Energy to select and appoint Panel Members to the Panel. Aurora Energy envisages that approximately three Panel Members will be appointed to the Panel. The Panel will be established for a period of up to five years (three year initial term with a right of renewal for a further term of two years) and is intend

Clinical redevelopment projects at Hawke’s Bay Hospital

Regional Hospital Infrastructure Programme

Health NZ – Hawke’s Bay wishes to undertake the following five clinical redevelopment projects at the Hawke’s Bay Hospital (HBH): 1. ED interim works project (including enabling works for an Off-site Manufactured Building (OMB) to be supplied by a third party) 2. ICU interim works project 3. Biomedical facility upgrade project 4. Oncology Infusions Unit project 5. Pathology Laboratory project. Hawke’s Bay requires the services of one Main Contractor to undertake all five projects as a bundle of contract works, coordinate the integration work and manage all subtrades required. The Main COntractor must have a proven track record in delivering and managing relevant works within similarly complex, operational environments. Main Contractors must be able to bring together and manage a team of subcontractors with relevant experience in live clinical facility upgrades and hospital construction standards, along with other mandatory requirements. Hawke’s Bay expects to see efficiencies achieved across the bundle of projects. As site visits to critical clinical areas are challenging and subject to cancellation without notice, we will provide video as a ‘virtual’ site visit. Links to the videos will be released on GETS via an Addendum. Part 3 (price response form) will also be issued shortly.

26-147 Bell Block Feasibility Study - Boat Ramp Upgrade/Bell Block Beach Access

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. This Request for Information (RFI) is issued by New Plymouth District Council referred to below as the Buyer, NPDC, Council or we or us. The Council has issued this Request for Information as part of early market discovery for Bell Block Feasibility Study - Boat Ramp Upgrade/Bell Block Beach Access. New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking this information on behalf of the Puketapu-Bell Block Community Board. We are asking for qualified businesses regarding their capabilities and costs associated with producing a preliminary comprehensive feasibility report for Bell Block beach permanent access. We are seeking respondents with demonstrated experience delivering coastal engineering professional services within the past five years. Submissions should highlight relevant projects of a similar nature, including scope, methodologies, outcomes, and client references where appropriate. Experience working within the Taranaki coastal environment its conditions, geomorphology, and regulatory context is strongly preferred. 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

RFT - Main Contractor for LSPM Fencing at Glen Taylor School

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

Scope New timber fencing at 1800 high New boundary and interior Metal fencing at 1800 high New Metal Vehicle and Pedestrian Gates Replacement Pipe & Mesh Chain link fence at 1800 High Construction to be started as soon as awarded Project Location East Auckland Site Visits to be arranged through GETS Q&A Function - Do not contact schools

Northland Youth Respite and Day Programme Service

Northern Region

We are inviting suitably qualified providers and Hauora Māori partners to submit a proposal for an innovative, kaupapa Māori based Youth Crisis Respite and Day Programme Service in Te Tai Tokerau from August 2026 – July 2029. The aim of the service is to improve the mental health, wellbeing, and functional independence of rangatahi/young people experiencing mental distress, while preventing avoidable deterioration and the need for more intensive interventions. The intention of the service is to support rangatahi to stabilise during periods of mental health distress and reduce pressure on whānau supporting their rangatahi when they are experiencing mental stress. The intent is also to avoid rangatahi admissions to inpatient mental health services, including adult wards.

Marlborough Girls’ College – Civil Infrastructure Upgrade – Civil Works

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

Marlborough Girls’ College is undergoing a major redevelopment following the cancellation of the co-location project Te Tātoru o Wairau. The Civil Infrastructure Upgrade stage of this multi-stage redevelopment involves a site wide upgrade of civil infrastructure that is damaged or nearing end of life, as well as specific new infrastructure in preparation for future stages of development..

Southland Resurfacing East, Central and West

Southland District Council

Southland District Council is seeking suitable contactors for programmed resurfacing works. The contract works described in this document contain three separate items to be bid individually: - Contact 26-23 Southland Resurfacing - East (Separable Portion 1, 2 and 3) - Contact 26-24 Southland Resurfacing - Central (Separable Portion 1, 2 and 3) - Contact 26-25 Southland Resurfacing - West (Separable Portion 1, 2 and 3)

Queens Park Landscape Plan

Invercargill City Council

Following the October 2025 storm event that triggered a State of Emergency for Southland, the Invercargill City Council is needing to procure a suitably qualified and experienced landscape designer to develop a Landscape Design Plan for Queens Park in the heart of Invercargill City. The outcomes we are wanting to achieve are to refresh Queens Park to enhance accessibility, improving play aspects to better accommodate all visitors and the overall visitor experience of the park.