Tenders

South Taranaki District Council Contract 25/24 Waverley WTP Main Works

South Taranaki District Council

South Taranaki District Council is seeking improve the resilience of potable water supply and storage for the users of the Waverley water supply scheme. To achieve this, they intend to construct a new reservoir (excluded from this contract) and an extension to the treatment plant building which is to house new treated water pumps and a back-up power generator. The works include ground preparation and construction of an extension to the existing process building.

South Taranaki District Council Contract 24/21 Waverley New Reservoir

South Taranaki District Council

The Principal (STDC) requires a new reservoir that is durable with low whole of life costs to increase the resilience of potable water for the users of the Waverley water supply scheme. Tenderers are requested to develop their Tender Design through the tender period and provide a tender that addresses the performance criteria for the project and the Principal’s Requirements. Design of a 1,000m3 volume tank will be completed by the successful tenderer following Contract award.

South Taranaki District Council Contract 24/14 Opunake Water Treatment Plant Optimization

South Taranaki District Council

South Taranaki District Council is seeking to achieve is to increase the storage capacity and quality of potable water for the users of the Opunake water supply scheme. To achieve this, they intend to construct a new 1,800m3 reservoir (not included in the scope of this tender) and upgrade the treatment process by adding BAC treatment to the process and removal of two redundant reservoirs (tanks). The reservoir will be procured separately, however this contract includes the ground preparation works and construction of pipework from the perimeter of the reservoir. Other works include addition of a residual stream recycle system and a clarified water balance tank.

South Taranaki District Council Contract 24/13 Opunake New Reservoir

South Taranaki District Council

The outcome the Principal (STDC) is seeking to achieve is to increase the storage capacity and resilience of potable water for the users of the Opunake water supply scheme. Tenderers are requested to develop their Tender Design through the tender period and provide a tender that addresses the performance criteria for the project and the Principal’s Requirements. Preliminary and Detailed Design of a 1,800m3 minimum volume tank will be completed by the successful tenderer following Contract award.

Contract 26-100 Tarata Road Resilience Project Sites 2 & 5a Construction Services

New Plymouth District Council

Kia ora koutou, New Plymouth District Council has released an RFP for Contract 26-100 Tarata Road Resilience Project Sites 2 & 5a Construction Services. This tender opportunity is being advertised via GETS, however, all further communications related to this tender will be conducted through TenderLink. To be able to participate in this tender and access the RFI 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 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.

Managed WAN Transformation to SD-WAN (University of Auckland)

Strategic Procurement

The University of Auckland is undertaking a strategic WAN modernisation initiative and is seeking a partner to provide a fully managed SD-WAN service. The programme will consolidate the existing WAN environment, which currently consists of a combination of MPLS and SD-WAN services into a single, integrated managed service. The selected provider will assume responsibility for both the underlying fibre connectivity and the SD-WAN overlay, delivering a unified, secure, resilient, and scalable network platform that supports the University's current and future operational requirements. The solution must provide: • Migration of all sites to SD-WAN • A single point of contact for all WAN services • Improved resilience, performance, and security • Consistent user experience across all campuses and locations

Main Contractor for Roofing Works across various Buildings at Marlborough Girls College

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

Marlborough Girls College board of trustees are seeking a main contractor to assist with their 5YA project for roofing remediation work with includes blocks CC, TR, D, G, ST, A, Z, T, S and E.

Main Building Contractor for LSPM Bathroom and Pool Fencing at Makarika School

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

MoE - Whangamata Area School - Modular LSPM Bathroom D & B - Main Contractor

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

Whangamata Area School is seeking a main contractor to provide a modular LSPM bathroom under a design and build (D&B) contract, to meet student accessibility needs identified through a Ministry of Education property modification assessment. The facility will be a fully accessible universal bathroom, including a shower, toilet, basin, storage and space for a change table. The works include off-site fabrication, installation, and all associated site works required to deliver a fully compliant and operational facility.

Contract 26/36 - Rangiora Eastern Link Professional Services - Advertising Notice

Waimakariri District Council

Community Optometrists: One-month Cataract Follow-up Service

National Procurement

Health NZ invites Community Optometrists to express their interest in providing four-week follow-up care for publicly funded cataract surgery, in line with the provided Service Specification for Community Optometrists Pathway's Indicative Service. A link has been provided in the attached EOI letter to deliver your registration. Do not put these through the GETS portal.

Point of Care Ultrasound Training and Support

National Procurement

This Request for Information (RFI) seeks information that will help Health New Zealand determine its requirements for the Point of Care Ultrasound Training and Support contract opportunity. This is the first stage of a 2-stage process where Health New Zealand may issue an open Request for Proposals following this RFI phase. Please note the details under 'Our Requirements' to determine whether you can assist Health New Zealand with this requirement. An information session is scheduled for 3.00pm on 12 June 2026 for interested participants and to register for this event, please get in touch with our point of contact as detailed in the RFI documentation.

25_085 Supply of PNCC Branded Rubbish Bags

Procurement

P26-184 Urenui Suspension Bridge Replacement - Design & Build Services EOI

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. The New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) requires an experienced and suitably qualified design-and-build contractor with specialist expertise in pedestrian suspension bridges to design and construct a replacement for the Urenui Swing Bridge. This procurement aims to deliver a safe, resilient, and durable pedestrian crossing with a minimum 50-year design life. The new bridge must demonstrate improved resilience to flooding, erosion, and future climate-change impacts, while reducing whole-of-life maintenance and operational risk. The contractor must have proven experience delivering infrastructure projects in marine and coastal environments, including the ability to identify, manage, and mitigate ecological impacts on flora and fauna. The solution must be culturally appropriate and developed in alignment with Ngati Mutunga (the iwi which has mana whenua across the rohe) preferences, and must comply with all statutory and regulatory requirements. The primary objective of this procurement is to engage a capable civil infrastructure contractor with demonstrated capacity to deliver integrated engineering design and construction services under a design-and-build arrangement. The successful contractor will be responsible for providing a complete, fit-for-purpose solution that meets NPDCs technical, environmental, cultural, and operational requirements, and that can be delivered within the approved budget and program. 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 instruction

CT-8456-Hingaia Rising Main

WaterCare Services Ltd

Supply of Aviation Lubricants Aeronautical Consumables and Specialty Products

Procurement

The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) is seeking information to better understand current practices and capabilities that could support NZDF to more efficiently source, deliver and manage NZDF’s requirements for aviation lubricants, aeronautical compounds and specialty products. NZDF are specifically looking to explore options for a “prime” supplier to source, deliver and dispose of products. We are seeking presentations and meetings with potential long-term suppliers to gather information to inform a potential Request for Proposals (RFP) process planned for mid-to-late 2026. The presentations/meeting will take place in July 2026 via Teams. A registration form is attached with this notice. To participate in this process, organisations must meet a minimum standard for providing aviation services to the Defence sector. Refer to RFI for further details.

EX- RNZAF Strikemaster Airframes

Procurement

The New Zealand Defence Force seeks to donate two surplus Strikemaster airframes (ex-NZ6375 and ex-NZ6376) to suitable NZ-Based organisations for future public display or similar public benefit. Post retirement from RNZAF service in 1994, the airframes were used as training aids at the RNZAF’s Ground Training Wing, RNZAF Base Woodbourne, Blenheim. Following a change in training requirements the airframes have been sitting unused and in outside storage for some years. They are in poor, but recoverable, cosmetic condition. They are not deemed airworthy. Any donation would be on the conditions that: - The donation is ‘as is, where is’, with no representation of warranty or airworthiness. - Respondents will have the opportunity to inspect the aircraft. - There are no maintenance records associated with the aircraft available. - The removal will be at recipient’s cost and risk. - NZDF would expect recipients to display the aircraft in a manner befitting of their historical importance. NZDF are running an open and contestable process to select the organisations that will receive the Strikemaster airframes. The Registration of Interest is available by emailing DisposalTenders@nzdf.mil.nz. The Registration of Interest closes on 30 June 2026.

RFP - HCC Saturday Market Operator

Hutt City Council

Hutt City Council is seeking to engage a suitably experienced and capable supplier to deliver market management and operational services for the Saturday Market.

Reducing Child and Youth Offending Project Evaluation

Sport New Zealand

The Reducing Child and Youth Offending (RCYO) Project is a targeted Sport NZ initiative (to June 2028) that seeks to contribute to the reduction of child and youth offending and reoffending by strengthening protective factors through accessible, high-quality and culturally responsive sport and physical activity, supported by a capable, evidence-informed and well-connected system. Sport New Zealand (Sport NZ) is seeking an evaluation supplier to evaluate the implementation and impact of the Reducing Child and Youth Offending Project.

Organic Feedstock Availability - Tranche 2

Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority

EECA require a robust, independent, and granular assessment of organic feedstocks completed for five regions in the North Island as part of the Organic Feedstock Analysis project and are seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to complete this work. The five regions are as follows: • Northland • Bay of Plenty • Waikato • Wellington • Manawatu-Whanganui Respondents may submit proposals for all regions or for selected regions. Each submission must clearly specify whether it applies to all regions or to specific regions only. Each region will be evaluated independently. Accordingly, respondents must provide separate pricing for each region and must clearly indicate whether pricing for multiple regions differs from, or is simply the sum of, the individual regional prices. Where a respondent submits pricing for more than one region, each region’s pricing will be assessed separately. To register for the supplier briefing please visit the following link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/f195778b-b634-4bcd-8d14-6f1315128d5c@8b1629d2-3224-41c9-a884-0f553fa9b432

Tongariro National Park Visitor Centre Upgrade

Department of Conservation

The Central Plateau of New Zealand’s North Island is a major tourism destination for both domestic and international visitors attracted to its diverse landscapes including forests, mountains, lakes and rivers. Purpose of this RFP is to enhance the visitor experience at the Tongariro National Park Visitor Centre, with a focus on engaging visitors with the stories of Tongariro, to create positive impact. The objectives of this initiative are to: - Improve the visitor experience at the Tongariro National Park Visitor Centre, using foundational visitor experience principles. - More effectively engage visitors in the stories of Tongariro, so that they: better understand the significance and specialness of this place; know how to behave appropriately here; are inspired to take care of Tongariro, and other special places. - Use the Learning Outcomes Framework to effectively re-design the interpretive offer at the Visitor Centre. - Contribute to the Tongariro Alpine Crossing Project objectives and benefits.

Psychology Intern Hub Services 2027 & 2028

National Procurement

Closed Request for Proposal (RFP) – Psychology Intern Hub Services This is a closed competitive procurement. Only eligible Health New Zealand-funded mental health and addiction service providers may submit a proposal. This procurement is being undertaken under Rule 11 of the Government Procurement Rules (Public Services). Due to the specialist workforce development, clinical training, supervision, and service integration requirements of psychology internships, participation is limited to existing Health New Zealand-funded mental health and addiction providers that can demonstrate established clinical service delivery environments, governance arrangements, supervision capability, cultural support, and sufficient clinical workstreams to support psychology internship placements from the commencement of the contract. Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is seeking proposals to establish, implement, and coordinate up to four Psychology Intern Hub Services across Aotearoa New Zealand. The Intern Hub model is designed to strengthen the psychology workforce pipeline by increasing internship capacity within Health NZ-funded mental health and addiction services. Each Intern Hub will support the employment, supervision, coordination, and training of up to five psychology interns and will be led by a dedicated Coordinating Supervisor. The model is intended to provide high-quality clinical training experiences, strengthen supervision capacity, support intern wellbeing, improve cultural responsiveness, and contribute to equitable workforce development outcomes. The procurement supports national workforce priorities identified in He Ara Oranga, Kia Manawanui Aotearoa, and the Health New Zealand Mental Health and Addiction Workforce Plan, including increasing psychology internship capacity and supporting workforce growth across mental health and addiction services. Contracts will be awarded for an initial two-year term (2027–2028), with an option to extend for up to a further two year

O-26-162 Electricity Supply Services

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

This procurement seeks to secure electricity supply and associated services for Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) while delivering strategic value that positions Council as a leader in enabling a more resilient, low-emissions, local energy system.

Hans Bay and Sunny Bight Wastewater Upgrades

Department of Conservation